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Local teams get back to work on the track

Posted 4/14/22

Local high school teams squared off April 12 on the District 12 Stadium fields for the Norsemen Invitational.

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Local teams get back to work on the track

Anesa Hrnjic of Horizon High School is about to land in the high-jump pit during the Norsemen Invitational April 13 at District 12 Stadium. She finished sixth with a top height of 3 feet 9 inches.

Steve Smith

Mountain Range's Jamie Engelhardt lands in the pole-vault pit with a smile, even though she didn't quite make it over the bar early in the competition at the Norsemen Invitational at Mountain Range High School April 13.

Steve Smith

Posted Thursday, April 14, 2022 6:29 pm

Local high school teams squared off on a cold, blustery 12 at the District 12 Stadium fields for the Norsemen Invitational.

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Norsemen Invitational, Northglenn High School, Mountain Range High School, Thornton High School, District 12 Stadium

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