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Photo Gallery: Girls Cross Country districts

Madi Ward and Carolina Alisio, Photographer • November 10, 2017
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Photo by Madi Ward
Junior Lila Bensky leads the pack at the beginning of the race.

Junior Lila Bensky becomes the district champion after winning the race. Ladue places second as a team in the district meet. Senior Anna Zheng, junior Courtney Christ, sophomore Callie Cox, and freshman Grace Hensley and Kayta Gheorghian were also named All-District Athletes.
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