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Girls Cross Country Second Team

Published online on Monday, Dec. 24, 2007

By Lisa Houk / The Fresno Bee
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Brianna Diaz, senior, Delano: Won the D-II section title (19:38) by 26 seconds.

Chelsea Janzen, sophomore, Buchanan: Was 28th on top-40 sophomore state list. Placed fifth in the TRAC (19:28), eighth in the section (19:26) and 68th in the state (19:12).

Ashley Katchadourian, junior, Clovis East: Ran 19:13 for seventh in the D-I section race.

Ruby Lara, sophomore, McFarland: Placed second (20:04) in D-IV section race and 46th in state.

Jennifer Nakamura, freshman, Clovis North: Front-runner to Broncos debut at the D-V level. She placed 14th (19:27) in the D-V state race, and was 34th on top-40 freshman state list.


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