Jessica Grant ‘28 pushes towards the finish line in the Girls 100m, ending with a time of 13.67 seconds. This time is just shy of her personal best of 13.47 seconds, which places her third in the school records ranking for the event.
Jessica Grant ‘28 pushes towards the finish line in the Girls 100m, ending with a time of 13.67 seconds. This time is just shy of her personal best of 13.47 seconds, which places her third in the school records ranking for the event.
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Track and Field excels during senior meet

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May 2, 2026
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Danse Mobray ‘26 storms the finish line. Mobray set personal bests in the Girls 100m and Girls 200m with times of 13.18 seconds and 27.65 seconds respectively.
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