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IN THE RUNNING

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IN THE RUNNING

Horizon’s Avery Bolitho, right, runs ahead of Fossil Ridge’s Sidney Kerschen, during the varsity girls’ portion of Horizon High’s Hawk Hustle, held Friday, September 18 in Thornton.

Photos by Stefan Brodsky

Horizon’s Kade Bullion sprints to the finish line, during last Friday’s Hawk Hustle in Thornton. Bullion finished 7th, in a time of 17:20, among boys in the five-way meet, which included Boulder, Fossil Ridge, Horizon, Legacy and Mountain Range.

Legacy’s Mia Mraz checks her time in the first mile of last Friday’s Hawk Hustle cross country meet, at Horizon High School in Thornton. Mraz finished second to Boulder’s Lindsay Cook. Fossil Ridge of Fort Collins won the girls team competition,

Fossil Ridge’s Delaney Voronin has trouble breathing during last Friday’s Horizon High Hawk Hustle cross country meet in Thornton. The meet was held, despite smoke from various Western U.S. fires. Her team took first overall, in competition with Boulder, Horizon, Legacy and Mountain Range.

Legacy’s Ryan Montera sets a good pace during the first mile of last Friday’s Horizon High School Hawk Hustle cross country meet in Thornton. Montera finished second, in a time of 16:08, just behind Boulder’s Lukas Haug, who came in at 15:57.

Posted Monday, September 21, 2020 9:08 am

Runners from several Adams 12 high schools battled smoke from wildfires and competition from Front Range League powerhouses Boulder and Fossil Ridge, during Horizon High’s Hawk Hustle on Sept. 18. Boulder High took the boys honors, led by Lukas Haug, who finished first in a time of 15:57, beating out Legacy’s Ryan Montera. Fossil Ridge, Legacy, Horizon and Mountain Range would follow. Boulder’s Lindsay Cook won the girls race in a time of 20:11, nearly 30 seconds ahead of Legacy’s Mia Mraz. Fossil Ridge however, had three girls finish in the top five, to grab overall team honors, ahead of Boulder, Horizon and Mountain Range.

— Stefan Brodsky

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