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Lehi and Viewmont secure first state cross-country titles

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Lehi and Viewmont secure first state cross-country titles
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Utah's high school cross-country championships featured several first-time state titles and notable winning streaks. Lehi boys secured their first 6A title since 1995, while Viewmont and Canyon View achieved their first girls' state championships in 5A and 3A respectively.

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  • Lehi boys won their first 6A title since 1995.
  • Viewmont and Canyon View captured their first girls' state championships in 5A and 3A respectively.
  • North Summit's girls won their sixth consecutive 2A championship.
  • Lone Peak's girls won their fifth straight 6A championship.
  • Panguitch defeated Bryce Valley 40–41 for the 1A girls title.

The Utah high school cross-country championships saw significant milestones and established streaks, according to a November 1 report. Several schools secured their first titles in specific classifications, while others continued long-running championship runs.

In the 6A classification, Lehi's boys won their first state title since 1995. The girls' division saw Lone Peak win its fifth consecutive 6A championship.

In the 5A girls division, Viewmont earned its first state championship. The Maple Mountain boys also repeated as champions in the 5A classification.

Significant breakthroughs occurred in the 3A and 2A classifications. Canyon View captured its first 3A girls team title, while North Summit's girls won their sixth consecutive 2A championship.

The 2A boys title was won by Grand with a two-point margin. In the 1A girls division, Panguitch edged Bryce Valley 40–41 to secure the state title.

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