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Young athletes compete at their first race of the season

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On Sept. 1st, 2026, 44 young women and 80 young men gathered together at Grantsville Junior High School to compete in the first race of the 2026 Tooele County cross country season. The course was approximately two miles long and followed a route through the grassy field, around the front of the school, out to the Hale Street stop sign, back to the grassy field, and then looped around once more.

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