Mavs running at home
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Both the Moses Lake boys and girls track and field teams hosted their home meet on Thursday, facing off against Wenatchee and Eastmont. See the Tuesday edition of the Columbia Basin Herald for full results from the meet.
Ian Bivona
Both the Moses Lake boys and girls track and field teams hosted their home meet on Thursday, facing off against Wenatchee and Eastmont. See the Tuesday edition of the Columbia Basin Herald for full results from the meet.
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