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Carbon and Emery cross country compete at Border Wars

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On Saturday, cross-country teams from Carbon and Emery, along with teams from surrounding states, traveled to Taylorsville for Border Wars. Both teams had runners compete in divisions ranging from Championship to sophomore. Border Wars is a major multi-state competition that invites teams from Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, Wyoming, and, of course, Utah.

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