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Cardinals compete in Kansas Relays

JACK DENEBEIM
April 14, 2023

Sandy land. Senior Conor Dunback jumps into the sand during the boys triple jump event at the 2023 Kansas Relays. Dunback’s best jump was 12.97m. Photo by Jack Denebeim.

Several Cardinals competed Friday in the 100th Anniversary of the Kansas Relays.

See photos on our Facebook page. Here are results from all the action. More to come Saturday.

   -Girls 4x1600m relay: 22:49.17

   -Junior Kole Manley cleared 13’ 5 1/4” during boys pole vault.

   -Junior Matthew Magette ran a 10.92s 100m dash

   -Senior Conor Dunback jumped 12.81m, 12.97m and 12.77m in three tries during boys triple jump.

   -Dunback clocked in at 41.21s during boys 300m hurdles

   -Girls distance medley: 13:13.27

   -Girls 4x100m relay: 52.36 seconds

   -Boys 4x100m relay: 45.82 seconds

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