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The varsity boys team lines up at the starting line.
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Nicholas Raibley (12) runs in the varsity boys race. He was the first Ladue varsity boy finisher and completed the race among the top 25. He was later awarded a medal.
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Douglas Brown (11), George Naismith (12) and Luke Ye (10) run in the varsity boys race.
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Holly Fritts (9), Norah Martin (9) and Addie Salvatori (9) at the starting line for the varsity girls race.
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Norah Martin (9), center, runs in the varsity girls race. She was the first Ladue varsity girl finisher and finished among the top 25. She was later awarded a medal.
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Addie Salvatori (9) runs in the varsity girls race.
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The junior varsity boys team huddles before their race.
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The junior varsity boys team lines up at the starting line.
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RJ Spencer (9), Kevin Diao (10) and Cooper Buxner (9) run in the junior varsity boys race.
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Fernando Del Cid (12) and Luke Flotron (9) run in the junior varsity boys race.
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Yueheng Wang (11) and Landon Page (9) run in the junior varsity boys race.
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Gavin Hofer (10) runs in the junior varsity boys race.
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Mikhail Vinch (12) and Cooper Buxner (9) finish the junior varsity boys race.
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The junior varsity girls team lines up at the starting line.
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Sasha Opachevsky (12) runs in the junior varsity girls race.
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Charlotte Kerr (11) runs in the junior varsity girls race.
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Arti Jain (11) runs in the junior varsity girls race.
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Gabriella Larrew (9) and Grace Kweon (10) run in the junior varsity girls race.
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Gabriella Larrew (9) runs in the junior varsity girls race.
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Nicholas Raibley (12), center, receives a medal.
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Norah Martin (9), right, receives a medal for finishing the varsity girls race among the top 25.
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Norah Martin (9), right, and other varsity girls medalists pose with their medals.
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Nicholas Raibley (12) with his medal.
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Eighteen Ladue runners achieved all-time personal records at the Festus Bowles Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 16. Two Ladue runners, Nicholas Raibley (12) and Norah Martin (9), also received medals for finishing among the top 25 of the varsity boys and girls races, respectively.
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