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WIAA DIV. 2 STATE CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS

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1. Campbellsport, 102; 2. McFarland, 132; 3. Lakeland, 145; 4. Green Bay Notre Dame, 176; 5. Fort Atkinson, 192; 6. Monro...

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WIAA DIV. 2 STATE CROSS COUNTRY RESULTSBoys team1. Campbellsport, 102; 2. McFarland, 132; 3. Lakeland, 145; 4. Green Bay Notre Dame, 176; 5. Fort Atkinson, 192; 6. Monroe, 193; 7. Watertown Luther Prep, 197; 8. La Crosse Logan, 200; 9. Prentice-Rib Lake, 217; 10. Shoreland Lutheran, 224; 11. Luxemburg-Casco, 227; 12. West Salem, 252; 13. St. Croix Central, 259; 14. Northwestern, 263; 15. Port Wash...

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