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Boys 5th, Girls 10th at CIF Finals

The boy's team tied its best ever finish in CIF with a 5th place finish.  Dylan Thies led the team with a 25th place finish.  Also scoring were Chris Andras (32nd), Jack Percival (35th), Ryan Fishel (54th), and Brennan Hicks (55th).  The boys' team average of 16:54 was the fastest in the history of Sage Hill.

The girls' team ran to a 10th place team finish led by Sophia Witte (31st), Naomi Granados (38th), Brittany Andressoo (40th), Lili Mora (56th), and Caroline Grant (98th)
The boy's team tied its best ever finish in CIF with a 5th place finish.  Dylan Thies led the team with a 25th place finish.  Also scoring were Chris Andras (32nd), Jack Percival (35th), Ryan Fishel (54th), and Brennan Hicks (55th).  The boys' team average of 16:54 was the fastest in the history of Sage Hill.

The girls' team ran to a 10th place team finish led by Sophia Witte (31st), Naomi Granados (38th), Brittany Andressoo (40th), Lili Mora (56th), and Caroline Grant (98th)
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