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ABOVE: Sulphur’s 1600 meter relay team, from left, Macenzie Ruth, Makella Mobly, Jaidyn Vallandingham and Kyrtleigh Snow, are all smiles after winning the state title in that event last Saturday

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The Lady Bulldog track team soared to new heights last Saturday, capturing a runner-up title at the state meet in Owasso.The team pictured above with their coaches are shown above after a stellar performance. In addition to their runner-up title, the girls were designated as academic state champions in the sport.

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Lady Bulldog pole vaulter, Faith Howe, won her second consecutive vaulting title at last Saturday’s state meet in Owasso. Howe, a junior, soared to a school record 12-2 to easily win the event by more than two feet over a trio of girls who cleared 10 feet.

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LEFT: Lady Bulldog Macenzie Ruth, right, came from way back in the pack to win the girl’s 300 hurdle’s event at last Saturday’s state track meet in Owasso. Ruth nosed out Victory Christian’s Jess Gilyard at the tape.

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Sulphur’s 4x200 relay team, above, broke school record at last Saturday’s state track meet and won 2nd with a time of 1:46.74. The team is composed of Macenzie Ruth, Jaidyn Ballandingham, Makella Mobly and Payton James, from left.

SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS

All season long, the Sulphur boys and girls track teams displayed success on the road to the state meet. And when they got to Catoosa, they certainly saved the best for last. The girls team finished as runner up and saw three state champions, while the boys finished 10th and ...

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