The Hamilton High School cross country program was acknowledged at the Dec. 11 Chandler Unified School District Governing Board meeting. The Huskies broke records in winning the Division I state championship last month. On the far right is Chandler Unified Superintendent Frank Narducci.
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The Hamilton High School cross country program was acknowledged at the Dec. 11 Chandler Unified School District Governing Board meeting.
The Husky boys team broke records in winning the Division I state championship last month, including lowest overall time on the 5K course and lowest team score.
The HHS girls team was the D1 runner-up.
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The Hamilton High School cross country program was acknowledged at the Dec. 11 Chandler Unified School District Governing Board meeting. The Huskies broke records in winning the Division I state championship last month. On the far right is Chandler Unified Superintendent Frank Narducci.
The Hamilton High School cross country program was acknowledged at the Dec. 11 Chandler Unified School District Governing Board meeting.
The Husky boys team broke records in winning the Division I state championship last month, including lowest overall time on the 5K course and lowest team score.
The HHS girls team was the D1 runner-up.
The teams were applauded by the CUSD board and congratulated by Chandler Unified Superintendent Frank Narducci, who took a photo with the boys team and their trophy.
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