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Girls track team mem­
bers Wendy Antonson,
Tami Bernth, K ristin
Bertrang, Akemi Niiya,
and Christina McPherson
were the five seniors that
led the team. Everyone
on this team put in a lot
of effort, and all of this
hard work ended up pay­
ing off. They were cham­
pions at both Benson's in­
vitational and A.L.'s Lady
Lynx invitational. The
team also brought home
the 4th RCC title in school
history. Wendy Antonson
was the only RCC gold
medal winner in the 400
meter dash. This means
that the 20 other athletes
that placed in their events
were a big reason that the
team brought home the
title. "I think that the RCC
Invite was our best
m eet," junior M elissa A S o p h o m o re Kim H an sler
Stevens commented. "We shows off her bulging muscles
didn't win last year, and as she runs beside Lindsey
we came back and won Northwall.
this year by only three > Freshman Taryn Schlemmer
points." The team only falls onto the mat. The pole
had one event qualify for vault was added to the events
State. This was the 4x100 just this year.
relay team of Wendy
Antonson, Miranda To­ ledo, Jessica Zeman and SCOREBOARD
Alissa Bernth. The team RHS
com peted in Class A, B.Town 3rd
placed 3rd, and broke the
15-year-old school R.Relays 6th Girls Track
record. Benson 1st
Burke 3rd

< S o p h o m o r e B ria n n e Bellevue 4th
Stephan and senior W endy A.L. 1st
Antonson race to see which (Invites)
North 3rd
person is faster.
RCC 1st

< We are the cham ­
p io n s! T he girls
track team show s
off the plaque that
th ey w o n at the
R C C C h a m p i o n ­
ships.

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