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Alex McElwee senior
Senior Alex McElwee kicked off his senior year with a brilliant 22.7 seconds hand-timed victory on a 200m event and is finishing his senior year with an even faster record of 22.19 seconds. This year he’s going to the South Dakota School of the Mines and Technology to showcase his talents not only in track but in football as well. To Alex, “track is a way to come out and show how fast you are and what you are made of” and he certainly has shown it throughout his high school track career.

Senior Alec Jen

This coming fall, senior Alec Jen will be heading further west toward the Home of the Bruins, or UCLA for his college experience. Alec is ending his senior year with an outstanding time of 51.88 seconds on his 400 m his senior year, which makes sense, since he has been doing track since he was 10 years old! . Alec will will be keeping in touch with his relay team friends through the work of Bill Gates, the internet.

Junior Nikko Ajao.

As a junior, junior Nikko Ajao will not be heading toward a college just yet, but he is definitely looking into his prospective colleges like UCLA and Cal Poly after he earns another year’s worth of medals and achievements in Track and Field. His current best is 50.83 seconds on his 400 m, and with another year with Coach Schultz, “who’s the one that makes people fast”, it will definitely be an even better time than before. After becoming fast trying to be on the same level as his graduating relay members, he'll be setting the level as the senior of his next relay team.

Senior Tony Moseley
If you ever tried looking for senior Tony Moseley at a track meet, you would find that he’s pretty well known. He's known for being a distance runner, and with a time of 1:58.19 on his 800 m and a time of 4:45.30a on his 1600 m, it makes sense. This year Tony's going to [insert college here] and will be keeping in touch with his relay friends on the internet and the phone.

Alex McElwee senior
Senior Alex McElwee kicked off his senior<last high school> year with a brilliant 22.7 seconds hand-timed victory on a 200m event and is finishing his senior year<off> with an even faster record of 22.19 seconds. This year he’s going to the South Dakota School of the Mines and Technology to showcase his talents not only in track but in football as well. To Alex, “track is a way to come out and show how fast you are and what you are made of” and he certainly has shown it throughout his high school track career.

Senior Alec Jen

This coming fall, senior Alec Jen will be heading further west toward the Home of the Bruins, or UCLA<,> for his college experience. Alec is ending his senior year with an outstanding time of 51.88 seconds on his 400 m his senior year<delete>, which makes sense, since he has been doing track since he was 10 years old! . Alec will will<delete> be keeping in touch with his relay team friends through the work of Bill Gates,<:> the internet<Internet>.

Junior Nikko Ajao.

As a junior,<delete> junior Nikko Ajao will not be heading toward a college just yet, but he is definitely looking into his prospective colleges like UCLA and Cal Poly after he earns another year’s worth of medals and achievements in Track and Field. His current best is 50.83 seconds on his 400 m, and with another year with Coach Schultz, “who’s the one that makes people fast”, it will definitely be an even better time than before. After becoming fast<delete> trying to be on the same level as his graduating relay members, he'll be setting the level as the senior of his next relay team.

Senior Tony Moseley
If you ever tried looking for senior Tony Moseley at a track meet, you would find that he’s pretty well known<well-known>. He's known for being a distance runner, and with a time of 1:58.19 on his 800 m and a time of 4:45.30a on his 1600 m, it makes sense. This year<,> Tony's going to [insert college here] and will be keeping in touch with his relay friends on the internet<Internet> and the phone.

Alex McElwee senior
Senior Alex McElwee kicked off his last high school year with a brilliant 22.7 seconds hand-timed victory on a 200m event and is finishing his senior year off with an even faster record of 22.19 seconds. This year he’s going to the South Dakota School of the Mines and Technology to showcase his talents not only in track but in football as well. To Alex, “track is a way to come out and show how fast you are and what you are made of” and he certainly has shown it throughout his high school track career.

Senior Alec Jen

This coming fall, senior Alec Jen will be heading further west toward the Home of the Bruins, or UCLA,for his college experience. Alec is ending his senior year with an outstanding time of 51.88 seconds on his 400 m which makes sense, since he has been doing track since he was 10 years old! . Alec will be keeping in touch with his relay team friends through the work of Bill Gates: the Internet.

Junior Nikko Ajao.

Junior Nikko Ajao will not be heading toward a college just yet, but he is definitely looking into his prospective colleges like UCLA and Cal Poly after he earns another year’s worth of medals and achievements in Track and Field. His current best is 50.83 seconds on his 400 m, and with another year with Coach Schultz, “who’s the one that makes people fast”, it will definitely be an even better time than before. After a year with the seniors, Nikko says he has "become faster" trying to be on the same level as them. Next year, however, he'll set the pace for the newcomers.

Senior Tony Moseley
After years of high school track senior Tony Moseley has built up a reputation for himself as a powerful distance runner, and he'll be continuing this legacy on to high school, "running track and cross country at Division 1 level" at either the University of California Riverside (UCR) or at the University of California, Irvine(UCI), both with well-known "powerhouse middle distance programs". Tony would like to thank his teammates and friends for supporting him and also Coach O'Brien for helping him achieve his goals.

Alex McElwee senior
Senior Alex McElwee kicked off his last high school year with a brilliant 22.7 seconds hand-timed victory on a 200m event and is finishing his senior year<delete> off with an even faster record of 22.19 seconds. This <coming> year<,> he’s going to the South Dakota School of the Mines and Technology to showcase his talents not only in track but in football as well. To Alex, “track is a way to come out and show how fast you are and what you are made of” and he certainly has shown it throughout his high school track career.

Senior Alec Jen

This coming fall, senior Alec Jen will be heading further west toward the Home of the Bruins, or UCLA,for his college experience. Alec is ending his senior year with an outstanding time of 51.88 seconds on his 400 m<400m> which makes sense, since he has been doing track since he was 10 years old! . Alec will be keeping in touch with his relay team friends through the work of Bill Gates: the Internet.

Junior Nikko Ajao.<delete>

Junior Nikko Ajao will not be heading toward a college just yet, but he is definitely looking into his prospective colleges<,> like UCLA and Cal Poly<,> after he earns another year’s worth of medals and achievements in Track and Field. His current best is 50.83 seconds on his 400 m<400m>, and with another year with Coach Schultz, “who’s the one that makes people fast”, it will definitely be an even better time than before. After a year with the seniors, Nikko says he has "become faster" trying to be on the same level as them. Next year, however, he'll set the pace for the newcomers.

Senior Tony Moseley
After years of high school track<,> senior Tony Moseley has built up a reputation for himself as a powerful distance runner, and he'll be continuing this legacy on to high school, "running track and cross country at Division 1 level" at either the University of California Riverside (UCR)<Only use acronym if repeated again.> or at the University of California, Irvine (UCI)<Only use acronym if repeated again.>, both with well-known "powerhouse middle distance programs". Tony would like to thank his teammates and friends for supporting him and also Coach O'Brien for helping him achieve his goals.

Senior Alex McElwee

Senior Alex McElwee kicked off his senior year with a brilliant hand-timed victory of 22.7 seconds on a 200m event and is finishing it off with an even faster record of 22.19 seconds. This coming fall, he’s leaving Southern California for the South Dakota’s School of the Mines and Technology. There, he can showcase his talents in both his literary smarts and track, which he has definitely shown throughout his high school career.


Senior Alec Jen

This coming fall, senior Alec Jen will be heading further west toward the Home of the Bruins, or UCLA, for his college experience. Alec is ending his senior year with an outstanding time of 51.88 seconds on his 400m, which makes sense, since he has been doing track since he was 10 years old! Alec will be keeping in touch with his relay team friends through the work of Bill Gates: the Internet.

Junior Nikko Ajao

Junior Nikko Ajao will not be heading toward a college just yet, but he is definitely looking into his prospective colleges, like UCLA and Cal Poly, after he earns another year’s worth of medals and achievements in Track and Field. His current best is 50.83 seconds on his 400m, and with another year left next to Coach Schultz, “who’s the one that makes people fast”, it will definitely be an even better time than before. In addition to Coach Schultz's help, Nikko also says he has "become faster" trying to be on the same level as the seniors. Next year, however, he'll set the pace for the newcomers.

Senior Tony Moseley

After years of high school track, senior Tony Moseley has built up a reputation for himself as a powerful distance runner, and he'll be continuing this legacy on to high school, "running track and cross country at Division 1 level" at either the University of California Riverside or at the University of California, Irvine, both with well-known "power house middle distance programs". Tony would like to thank his teammates and friends for supporting him and also Coach O'Brien for helping him achieve his goals.