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San Juan boys win Region 18 Cross Country Championship in Moab, girls take second

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The San Juan boys cross country team won the Region 18 Championship in Moab on Wednesday, October 7 and the girls came home second. The Bronco boys finished nine points ahead of Grand County to take the region title with 39 points. Sophomore Cannon Kartchner led the way for the team with a third-place overall finish in 16:25.

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