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Carbon boys repeat as state runners-up, Lady Dinos build for the future – Photo Gallery

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SALT LAKE CITY — The Carbon High School cross country teams wrapped up their seasons Tuesday, Oct. 27, at Sugar House Park, where the Dino boys captured their second consecutive runner-up finish at the 3A state championships and the Lady Dinos placed fifth in a competitive girls field.

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