Overall, on the women's team, the highest placing they got was in second place last season while on the men's side, the team finished no lower than third through the whole season.
In the A-SUN Conference Meet, the men finished third overall while the women finished fifth, and in the NCAA South Regional Championship, both teams finished in 17th overall.
Unlike basketball, volleyball and soccer, cross country does not have a record as wins and losses. They go by placing. It's the same with golf.
The team is led by head coach Cassandra Goodson. Goodson, a native of The Chassworth, California, enters her ninth season as head coach.
Prior to her coaching career, Goodson competed in cross country in her first two seasons at Diablo Valley College in the Big 8 Conference of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA). There she was the NorCal 10,000-meter champion and finished fifth in the state in the same event.
After her stint with the Vikings, Goodson transferred to Southern Miss where she helped the Lady Eagles to a second-place finish in 2005 with two fourth-place finishes in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters. She was a two-year letter-winner, and owns two school indoor records in the 3,000 meter with a time of 10:16.55 and the 5,000 meter with a time of 17:52.65. She also holds the school record in the outdoor 5,000 meters with a time of 17:31.81 and the 10,000 meters with a time of 37:01.65.
After graduating from Southern Miss, Goodson competed professionally throughout the United States in sanctioned USA Track and Field road races before landing a job with Southern Miss, where she served as the head cross country and assistant track and field coach from 2006-2008. In her three years at Southern Miss, Goodson’s coaching efforts produced three track and field program records and an NCAA Regional Qualifier.
After her three years with Southern Miss, Goodson accepted an offer to be head coach for both of FGCU's cross country teams. In her inaugural season Goodson paced Megan Thies to a new program record and Kyle Brunette to improve his personal record by almost two minutes.
In her first three seasons with the Green and Blue, Goodson was constantly moving forward while achieving a slew of program firsts including three overall meet wins and three members named to the A-SUN All-Freshmen teams. Her athletes continually broke program records and posted personal bests.
During the 2011 campaign, Goodson led the men’s team to three top-five finishes, including a season-opening first place finish at the FGCU Invitational, and top 10 finishes in all six competitions. The women’s team saw equal success under her guidance with top 10 finishes in every meet and three top five finishes. Four women’s runners established new personal-best 5K times, while nine men’s runners set new personal-bests in 8K events. At the A-SUN Conference Championship the Green and Blue ran to a seventh place finish in the women’s 5K while the men took eighth overall in the 8K race. Additionally, Goodson coached a pair of men’s and women’s runners at the NCAA South Regional in Tuscaloosa, Ala. in the Eagles’ first year of eligibility as a DI team.
In 2012, Goodson guided the men to five top-five finishes, a program-best fourth place finish at conference championships and the team’s first trip to NCAA South Regionals. On Oct. 29, the men were ranked 14th in the South Region poll conducted by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association and ended the season listed third in the rankings of NCAA D-I cross country only schools. The women saw a similar success finishing in the top five four times and sending a pair to NCAA Regionals.
During the 2013 season, Goodson led the men’s team to five top-five finishes, a first-place finish at the Westminster Academy Invite, wins over Miami, LSU and Vanderbilt, a fourth-place finish at conference championships and the program’s second trip to NCAA Southeast Regional Championships. The women also placed first at the Westminster Academy Invite and finished two meets in the top-five. A total 36 personal-bests and 20 individual top-10 finishes were recorded.
In 2014, Goodson's programs continued their record-breaking success, culminating at the A-SUN Championships where the women took third place, the program's first-ever mark inside the top three, while the men claimed fourth for the third-consecutive year. During the regular season, the women finished inside the top 10 in all five races, posted a third-place finish and won the Stetson Invitational to begin the year. On the men's side, the team won the South Florida Invitational in its second meet of the year, closed in third place in the Stetson Invitational and posted two fourth-place finishes in the regular season.
During the 2015 season, the Green and Blue posted program records with a pair of third-place finishes at the A-SUN Conference Championships. The women tied their mark from 2014 while the men bested theirs by one position. Additionally, the women finished in a program-best 13th place at the NCAA South Region Championships, improving 11 places from their finish at the season-ending meet a year ago.
Goodson guided the men’s team to its best season in program history in 2016, when it won a trio of races and matched program best finishes at both the A-SUN and NCAA South Region Championships, where the Eagles finished third and 17th, respectively. The Eagles capped off the season at the NCAA South Region Championships, where they placed four runners in the top-100 for the first time in program history.
With her strong background of experience collegiately and professionally, Goodson will make impact for her runners to keep working hard.
Joining Goodson as an assistant coach is Argeo Cruz. A native of Immokalee, Cruz enters his fourth season as assistant coach.
Prior to his coaching career, Cruz ran for FGCU all four years. A four-year letter-winner for the Eagles, Cruz’s collegiate running career was arguably the most successful in FGCU men’s cross country history. He racked up five A-SUN honors and, on numerous occasions, etched his name in the FGCU record books.
In the last two seasons, he led FGCU in an incredible 12 of 14 races. In his senior season, Cruz capped his career by being named to the A-SUN First Team and NCAA South All-Region Team. He was crowned the A-SUN Runner of the Week in October and placed first overall at the UCF Black and Gold Invite.
Cruz’s name is littered throughout the FGCU record book as he owns four of the top-10 8k times, including the top 2, in program history and two of the top-10, including the fastest, in the 10k.
After graduating, he joined Goodson as an assistant coach. During his first season as a coach, the women's team took bronze at the A-SUN Championship meet, while the men finished fourth. Both finishes were good for then-program records. The women ran to a first place finish at the season-opening Stetson Invitational, while the men crossed the finish line first at the USF Invitational.
In his second season, In 2015, Cruz helped lead the Eagles to a pair of program-best finishes as both the men's and women's teams finished third at the A-SUN meet. The women matched their program-best mark from 2014, while the men improved their program-best finish by one position. Neither team finished outside of the top-five in a regular season race all season, while the women earned a team win at the USF Invitational. Additionally, the women finished in a program-best 13th at the NCAA South Region Championship.
During the 2016 season, Cruz helped mentor runner Luka Ndungu to arguably the most prolific season in program history as he helped led the men’s team to a trio of first-place finishes and its first regional ranking since 2012. The men’s team matched a program best finish at both the A-SUN and NCAA South Region Championships by crossing the finish line 3rd and 18th, respectively. FGCU not only saw its most student-athletes receive A-SUN All-Conference recognition in the same season with three taking home first and second team honors, but also placed men’s runners in the top-100 at the NCAA South Region Championship for the first time in program history.
Cruz has helped coach 10 individuals to a total of 21 times that appear in the top-10 of the 8K and 10K for the men and 5K and 6K for the women on the FGCU All-Time Records list.
With his coaching role and experience as a runner, Cruz still remains successful and will continue to be successful.
With two new teams comes new changes.
From the women's team, Stephanie Cajas, Regan Farrow and Emily Perkinson have departed as they graduated.
Senior Kaitlyn Sullivan, who competed in both cross country and women's soccer, is no longer on the team as she focuses on her major.
From the men's team, Charles Bengtson, Alex Delle Monache and Luka Ndungu have also graduated.
Sophomore Quasan Markowski has quit.
Senior Kenny Castro quit due to personal reasons.
For the women, the team consists of one senior, two juniors, one transfer and two freshman while on the men's team, they consist of three seniors, one junior, two sophomores and two freshman.
The four seniors have paved their way to the big time: Anita Munoz of the women's team and Ronny Greenup, Leonel "Leo" Delacruz and Troy Clark from the men's team.
The lone senior on the women's team is Anita Munoz.
At 5-3 and hailing from Immokalee, Florida, Munoz has had her fair share in the meets.
In her freshman year, Munoz competed in all six races, and finished seventh at the Stetson Hatter Invitational with a time of 19:51.37, 16th at the South Florida Invitational with a time of 19:24.01, finished 70th in a time of 18:59.89 at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational, finished the Greater Louisville Classic with a time of 19:27.87, finished in 55th place at the FSU Seminole Invitational with a time of 20:02.10 and placed 31st overall at the Atlantic Sun Championship with a time of 19:02.15.
In her sophomore year, Munoz kept making her mark. She competed in all six races and finished strong in each race. Munoz finished in a season-best 15th place at the UNF Invitational in a time of 19:16.05, clocked a season-best time of 18:32.69 and placed 19th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational, which was good for the fifth best on the team this season and the fourth best for a sophomore runner in program history. She crossed the finish line 17th overall in a time of 19:12.84 at the Upstate Invitational, ran a 6k pace of 22:56.90, placed 18th at the USF Invitational, finished 21st at the A-Sun Championships after running a time of 18:37.39 and capped off the season with a top-100 finish (94th) as she crossed third among FGCU runners at the NCAA South Regional Championships with a time of 22:23.20. Munoz was named a member of the A-SUN Conference All-Academic Team in the end.
In her junior year, Munoz was named team captain for her hard work. She was one of two runners to compete in all seven races where she paced the Eagles in each of the first three races and turned in three of the team’s top five times in the 5k and finished in the top-30 in six of seven races. Munoz finished in a season-best 2nd place with a time of 19:07.7 at the FAU Invitational, placed 11th in 10:47.86 at the UNF Invitational, crossed in 18:59.19 and placed 26th at the Mountain Dew Invitational, clocked a season-best time of 18:37.16 and finished 11th at the Upstate Invitational, finished 19th in 19:26.57 at the USF Invitational, finished 2nd among FGCU runners and 27th overall with a time of 19:00.11 at the A-SUN Championships and placed 132nd in 22:56.7 at the NCAA South Regional.
Munoz was named on the A-SUN Conference All-Academic Team for the second year in a row.
As the lone senior, she will make sure that she will give it all she's got.
The first of three seniors on the men's team is Ronny Greenup.
At 6-1 and hailing from Miami, Florida, Greenup is here to make his presence known for FGCU.
Prior to FGCU, Greenup spent his first two seasons at FIU. Greenup had an outstanding rookie season for the cross country team, winning three of the seven meets he ran where he ran his best 8K at the UCF Cross Country Invitational (25.11.70). Greenup, during the indoor track season, was part of the men’s distance medley relay that took second place at the Winston-Salem State Open where his best race times were 8:38.59 in the 3K and 14:51.24 in the 5K.
In his sophomore year, Greenup started the season with a pair of top-three finishes at the FAU Invitational (15:37.50) and UCF Invitational (26:36.30), finished 20th in a field of more than 300 at the Mountain Dew Invitational in a season-best time of 26:21.00, crossed 9th at the USF Invitational in a time of 26:36.90 and finished 52nd in the C-USA Conference Championship.
After his stint with the Panthers, Greenup transferred to FGCU his junior and was a success. He competed in six races and finished in the top-10 on five occasions. Greenup began his career at FGCU with a 6th place finish in 15:50.9 at the FAU Invitational, won his next race after crossing the finish line in 15:53.03 at the UNF Invitational, 8th with a time of 26:00.66 at the Mountain Dew Invitational, ran a season-best time of 25:20.14 and finished 4th at the Upstate Invitational, which was 7th best all-time, 7th at the A-SUN Championships in a time of 25:34.65, which was the 3rd best in program history, finished 98th with a time of 32:59.7 at the NCAA South Regional and helped FGCU place four runners in the top-100 of the NCAA meet for the first time in program history. He did so well that he earned A-SUN All-Conference First Team honors.
Greenup will give one final breath to make the magic happen.
Next is Leonel "Leo" Delacruz.
At 5-5 and hailing from Immokalee, Florida, Cruz wants his competition to know who he is.
In his freshman, Cruz competed in four races where he finished 23rd with a time of 28:54.89 at the Stetson Hatter Invitational, 49th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational with a time of 27:03.77, 24th at the FSU Seminole Invitational with a time of 26:36.54 and 38th at the Atlantic Sun Championship with a time of 27:24.77.
In his sophomore year, Cruz competed in five races. Cruz finished 41st at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational with a time of 27:41.00, 28th at the Upstate Invitational with a time of 27:20.55, placed in a season-best 12th place after running a race of 26:51.90 at the USF Invitational, had a 22nd place finish at the A-Sun Championships with a personal-best time of 26:20.08 and ran a personal-best 10k time of 33:53.23 at the NCAA South Regional Championships and finished 119th.
In his junior year, Cruz competed in six races. He finished in a season-best 7th place in 16:03.0 at the FAU Invitational, crossed the finish line 21st overall in 26:49.39 at the Mountain Dew Invitational, improved his time by nearly 40 seconds as he crossed 14th in a personal-best time of 26:11.31 at the Upstate Invitational, placed 18th in 27:17.72 at the USF Invitational, wrapped up the season with a 27th place finish in 26:49.56 at the A-SUN Championships and a 144th place finish at the NCAA South Regional.
With the clock coming to a close, Cruz will give all his got to make his statement known.
The last of four seniors is Troy Clark.
At 6-0 and hailing from Mount Dora, Florida, Clark shows he is ready for any challenge.
In his freshman year, Clark competed in all six races. Clark placed 5th at the Stetson Hatter Invitational with a time of 27:00.28, finished 7th place with a time of 26:16.71 at the South Florida Invitational, finished 20th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational with a time of 25:32.84, placed 130th at the Greater Louisville Classic with a time of 25:49.51, finished 12th place with a time of 25:53.49 at the FSU Seminole Invitational and finished a team-best 13th at the Atlantic Sun Championship.
In his sophomore year, Clark competed in all six races and paced the Eagles on three occasions while also turning in the team’s first- and fourth-best times. He recorded times in both the 8k and 10k that appear in the program’s all-time record book for the second consecutive year. Clark finished 6th at the UNF Invitational with a time of 26:04.94, ran a time of 26:42.17 and finished 29th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational, crossed the finish line 27th overall at the Upstate Invitational with a time of 27:16.62, finished in a season-best 2nd place at the USF Invitational after running a race of 25:50.60, which was fourth best on the team, got a 10th place finish at the A-Sun Championships in a personal-best time of 25:32.31 and turned in FGCU’s fourth-best NCAA South Regional Championship performance as he crossed the finish line 57th overall with a 10k time of 32:29.86, which was the seventh best time in program history. Clark did so phenomenal that he earned A-SUN All-Conference Honors and was named to the A-SUN All-Conference Second Team and A-SUN All-Academic Team.
In his junior was his moment in time. Named as team captain, Clark competed in six races where he turned in FGCU’s 2nd best 5k time and 3rd best 10k time. Clark finished in a season-best 3rd place with a time of 15:42.7 at the FAU Invitational, crossed the finish line in 26:35.58 and finished 18th at the Mountain Dew Invitational, had back-to-back 10th place finishes at the Upstate Invitational and USF Invitational, which his time of 25:58.66 at the Upstate Invitational was a season best while he crossed the finish line in 26:35.79 at USF. Clark placed 23rd in a time of 26:18.41 at the A-SUN Championships and capped off the season with by finishing 92nd in 32:54.6 at the NCAA South Regional.
In the end, Clark earned A-SUN All-Academic Team honors for the second straight year.
For Clark, his hard work will pay off with many benefits in the end.
Rounding the bend behind the seniors are three juniors from both teams: Jessica Hanley and Carley Lutzow for the women and Maximilian Weigand for the men.
The first of three juniors is Jessica Hanley.
At 5-3 and hailing from Valico, Florida, Hanley comes in favor originally as a walk-on.
In her sophomore year, Hanley joined and competed in four races. She finished 78th and clocked a time of 21:01.89 in her first collegiate race at the Mountain Dew Invitational, crossed 54th in 21:13.60 at the Upstate Invitational, capped off the regular season in 56th with a time of 21:05.74 at the USF Invitational and ran a season-best time of 20:45.96 and finished 50th at the A-SUN Championships.
For Hanley, she will give it all she's got to make her mark for FGCU.
The next one and is personally one of my favorite runners is Carley Lutzow.
At 5-2 and coming from Belvidere, Illinois, Lutzow is here to represent the Great Lakes with passion.
In her freshman year, Lutzow ran in four of six races. She finished in a season-best 13th and third among FGCU runners at the UNF Invitational in a time of 19:06.30, ran a personal-best time of 19:02.96 and finished 34th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational, crossed the finish line 23rd with a time of 19:26.94 at the Upstate Invitational and clocked a time of 19:04.47 at the A-SUN Championships and finished 28th.
In her sophomore year, Lutzow paced three of her six races where she turned in the team’s top two times in the 5k and best time in the 6k. Lutzow finished in a season-best 3rd place in a time of 19:10.3 at the FAU Invitational, crossed 25th in 11:18.18 at the UNF Invitational, placed 44th with a time of 19:34.85 at the Mountain Dew Invitational, clocked a personal-best time of 18:20.72 and finished 8th overall at the Upstate Invitational, which registered 2nd among FGCU sophomore runners in program history, finished 1st among FGCU runners and 16th overall in 18:31.50 at the A-SUN Championships, which ranked 5th among sophomore runners in program history and crossed the finish line 109th in a time of 22:29.6 at the NCAA South Regional.
For Lutzow, this Great Lakes girl will she's more ready than ever this season.
Last of the juniors is Maximilian Weigand.
At 6-1 and hailing from Penzberg, Germany, Weigand is here to make his mark for his junior year.
In his freshman year, Weigand raced in two meets where he finished 43rd at the Upstate Invitational with a time of 28:17.24 and turned in a season-best performance as he finished 34th at the USF Invitational after running a race of 27:46.90.
In his sophomore year, Weigand was the lone runner to compete in all seven races this season and was the team’s most improved runner from a year ago. He finished 8th at the FAU Invitational with a time of 16:06.1, a personal-best 3rd place finish in 15:54.66 at the UNF Invitational, finished 42nd overall with a time of 28:07.33 at the Mountain Dew Invitational, improved his time by more than two minutes as he clocked a personal-best time of 25:51.50 and finished 6th at the Upstate Invitational, which was ranked 3rd all-time among FGCU sophomores, placed 20th at the USF Invitational in 27:31.76, finished 4th among FGCU runners and 22nd overall after crossing the finish line in 26:15.79 at the A-SUN Championships and capped off the season by finishing 128th with a time of 33:47.0 at the NCAA South Regional.
As a result, Weigand earned A-SUN All-Academic Team honors in his first year of eligibility and there's no doubt in my mind that he will continue his strong success for this season.
FGCU managed to snag a transfer to join the women's team and it happens to be Angela Cruz Gonzalez.
At 5-1 and hailing from Immokalee, Florida, Gonzalez is here to make her presence in the big leagues and it runs in her blood thanks to coach Cruz.
Prior to FGCU, Gonzalez started her first two years at Pasco-Hernando State College of FCSAA/NJCAA Region 8.
In her freshman year at PHSC, Gonzalez opened her collegiate career with a 58th place finish at the Tampa Early Bird Classic (22:09.20), finished in a season-best 37th place at the flrunners.com Invitational (22:10.38) and improved her time by more than one minute at the Disney Cross Country Classic (21:08.42).
In her sophomore year, Gonzalez began the season at the Tampa Cross Country Classic and turned in a 3K time of 12:16.00, finished 65th at the UF Mountain Dew Invitational (20:45.98), placed in a season-best eighth at the SFSC Panther Invitational (21:49.00), returned to the Disney Cross Country Classic and crossed the finish line in 83rd in a season-best 20:18.80 and placed in the top-100 at the NJCAA Cross Country Championships with a personal-best time of 19:59.31. Because of her hard work, Gonzalez was named the Most Outstanding Cross Country Runner and earned All-American honors.
Gonzalez will be listed as a junior and will have two years of eligibility remaining, and I have no doubt in my mind that she will know that she's ready.
Sadly, there are no sophomores on the women's team, but the men's team have two: Carlin Berryhill and Jan Figueroa.
The first is Carlin Berryhill.
At 5-10 and hailing from Miami, Florida, Berryhill comes with a passion to make it big.
In his freshman year, Berryhill competed in five races. He turned in the Eagles’ 3rd best time in the 5k, 5th best time in the 8k and 2nd best time in the 10k. Berryhill began his collegiate career with back-to-back 4th place finishes at the FAU Invitational and UNF Invitational. Despite missing a pair of races with an injury, Berryhill returned to finished 16th in 26:52.84 at the USF Invitational, finished 3rd among FGCU runners and 13th overall in a personal-best time of 25:41.90 at the A-SUN Championships, which was 3rd best among freshman runners in program history and matched the best finish by a freshman at the conference championships and capped off the season as he finished 2nd among FGCU runners and 83rd overall in 32:45.5 at the NCAA South Regional. It was the best ever finish by a freshman at the championships as he helped FGCU place four runners in the top-100 for the first time in program history. Berryhill did so well that he earned A-SUN All-Conference Second Team and A-SUN All-Freshman Team honors. He became the second freshman in program history to win A-SUN All-Conference Second Team and A-SUN All-Freshman Team honors.
For his second stint, Berryhill will show that he is ready for a challenge.
The other sophomore on the team is Jan Figueroa.
At 5-8 and hailing from Casselberry, Florida, Figueroa is ready to make his mark for his second year.
In his freshman year, Figueroa competed in five races. He started his career off with a 12th place finish in a time of 16:34.1 at the FAU Invitational, then followed it up with a 14th place finish in 16:30.26 at the UNF Invitational, placed 34th in 27:47.56 at the Mountain Dew Invitational, improved his time by nearly 30 seconds as he crossed the finish line in a personal-best time of 27:19.21 and finished 31st at the Upstate Invitational and concluded his season at the A-SUN Championships as he finished 40th in 27:23.13.
For Figueroa, there is no doubt he will give it all he's got.
Now we get to the cream of the crop: the freshman. There are four freshman make their names for both teams: Devin Molloy and Madeline Wyers for the women and Cole Pruim and Joseph Salerno for the men.
The first is Devin Molloy.
At 5-4 and a local from Naples, Florida, Molloy comes to get her foot in the door.
Prior to FGCU, Molloy graduated from Barron Collier High School. There, she earned FHSAA All-State honors two straight years (2013, 2014), finished runner-up at the 2013 FHSAA 3A District 12 meet (18:32.43), fourth at the 3A Region race (19:26.20) and 11th at the Cross Country State Finals (18:55.44). Molloy followed it by winning the 2014 FHSAA 3A District 12 Championship (18:21.22) while finishing third at the regional race (19:53.30) and ninth at the state championship (18:56.50).
With her experience locally, Molloy will prove she's ready for the big leagues.
The other freshman joining on the women's team is Madeline Wyers.
At 5-10 and coming from Wakeman, Ohio, Wyers came into play late, but ready to go.
Prior to FGCU, Wyers went to Western Reserve High School where she was captain of her high school's varsity track and field team.
With her experience from the great lakes, Wyers will make her statements known that she is ready.
The first of two freshman on the men's is Cole Pruim.
At 5-11 and hailing from Winter Garden, Florida, Pruim is here to get his foot in the door with the men's team.
Prior to FGCU, Pruim ran for Ocoee High School while attending Legacy High School. He was a two-time FHSAA State Qualifier and placed 11th as a senior and 31st as a junior, won the 2015 FHSAA 4A District 3 Champion after running a personal-record 5K time of 15:54.5, finished runner up in the District Championship as a senior, ran to a fourth-place finish at the FHSAA 4A Region 1 Championships with a season-best time of 16:02.8, placed ninth in the event as a junior and was named to the All-Area Cross Country team.
Like Molloy, Pruim is also gonna show that he's ready for the big leagues.
The last freshman is Joseph Salerno.
At 5-7 and hailing from Wesley Chapel, Florida, Salerno is here to make a statement for his first year
Prior to FGCU, Salerno attended Wiregrass Ranch High School and competed for coach Christopher Loth. He was a two-time Sunshine Athletic Conference First Team All-Conference honoree, a two-time FHSAA 4A Individual State Qualifier, a three-time Wiregrass Ranch team MVP, finished runner up in the 3200 meter at the Sunshine Athletic Conference Track & Field East Championships in 2016 and 2017 and an individual qualifier in the 3200m at the 2017 FSU Relays.
For Salerno, he is ready and hungry for the competition that awaits him.
Like the swimming and diving team and men's and women's golf teams, no one really pays attention to cross country, but the runners work hard every day and gracious to participate to make it to the top even if they do not have any meets at home.
If you get a chance to meet a cross country and see how much hard work they put in to finish in every meet, you'd be surprised on how well they do.
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For Salerno, he is ready and hungry for the competition that awaits him.
Like the swimming and diving team and men's and women's golf teams, no one really pays attention to cross country, but the runners work hard every day and gracious to participate to make it to the top even if they do not have any meets at home.
If you get a chance to meet a cross country and see how much hard work they put in to finish in every meet, you'd be surprised on how well they do.
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