GTHS X Country Hosts Sunkist League First Cluster Meet
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GTHS JV Girls runner Fernanda Del Rio leads the pack as she makes her way toward the parking lot to continue on the race’s track. Behind her are Titan JV runners Andrea Martinez and Tania Zuniga.
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The JV Girls runners come around the track and head towards the parking lot just outside the Titan field to take to the rest of the GTHS campus in the race.
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GTHS Girls JV runner Fernanda Del Rio leads a Kaiser runner in the meet.
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Grand Terrace, Kaiser and Summit JV Girls race down the track before taking to the rest of the GTHS campus.
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Titans Girls JV runner Tania Zuniga finishes the race ahead of a Bloomington High School runner.
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Girls JV runner Andrea Martinez takes a moment to catch her breath at the finish line.
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Girls JV runner Katrina Stevenson slows to a stop after the finish line.
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The JV Boys team takes off, with Colton, Grand Terrace and Bloomington runners leading the pack.
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Over 300 runners from the cities of Grand Terrace, Colton and Fontana came out to Grand Terrace High School on Wednesday to compete in a track meet.
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Titans lead the JV Boys pack at the start of the JV Boys race.
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The JV Boys take off at the shotgun on Wednesday afternoon, with Titans runner Robert Hernandez in the lead.
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Two GTHS runners race to the finish just behind one Colton High School runner at Grand Terrace High School on Wednesday afternoon.
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Boys JV runner Robert Hernandez comes in at the finish line during Wednesday’s meet.
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GTHS Boys JV runner Jared Martin Del Campo finishes the Cross Country Sunkist League First Cluster meet JV Boys division on Wednesday.
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