High School Athletes : Cross Country Runners
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 | El Molino High School Forestville, California Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Cross Country, Track & Field Gender: Female Height: 5' 2" Weight: 100 lbs. Age: 17 |
 | Trinity Episcopal Day School Natchez, Mississippi Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Baseball, Cross Country, Football, Track & Field "The 2 sports that i most enjoy are football and baseball. Nothing quite matches the adrenaline rush..." |
 | Princeton High School Cincinnati, Ohio Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Cross Country, Football, Track & Field "During my life I have been faced with trials and tribulations just as any other human being..." |
 | Verbum Dei High School Los Angeles, California Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Cross Country, Track & Field Gender: Male Height: 6' 0" Weight: 139 lbs. Age: 18 |
 | Gender: Male Height: 5' 11" Weight: 145 lbs. Age: 18 |
 | Nathaniel Narbonne High School Harbor City, California Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Cross Country, Soccer, Track & Field Gender: Male Height: 5' 6" Weight: 119 lbs. Age: 17 |
 | Holy Family Cath High School Victoria, Minnesota Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Cross Country, Track & Field Gender: Male Height: 5' 10" Weight: 152 lbs. Age: 18 |
 | Highlands High School San Antonio, Texas Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Basketball, Cross Country, Track & Field "I have ran track for ten years sine i was 5. till this day i still run..." |
 | Sammamish High School Bellevue, Washington Graduating class of 2012 Sports: Cross Country, Track & Field Gender: Male Height: 5' 8" Weight: 140 lbs. Age: 18 |
 | "My name is Skyler Larson and I attend Tri-Cities Prep high school in Pasco, Washington. Tri-Cities Prep..." |
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