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Sophomore record falls in Fountain Hills Cross Country Invite

Both girls place top 50

Nate Schlossberg took the Fountain Hills sophomore record in one of the hardest courses of the season.

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Sophomore Eli Prescott said this year felt smoother as she finished top 50.

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Freshman Lexi Hall used to help set up the Fountain Hills Invite but has now raced in the event as a participant.

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

Fountain Hills saw the sophomore record crumble as Nate Schlossberg paced the Falcons cross country team to finish high on their home course.

Schlossberg ran a seventh place 17:32.48, breaking the 10-year old record, in the Fountain Hills Invitational on Sept. 12.

The previous record of 17:36 was set by Lucas Elwood in 2016.

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