Trooper runners face first competition

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Fort Riley Middle School seventh-grader Cheyanne Roman (704) pushes past a Topeka Seaman Middle School runner down the final stretch toward the finish line. Roman finished the race inside the top-10 earning her a medal at the Manhattan High School Cross Country Invitational Sept. 1 at Warner Memorial Park.


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