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Record finishes lead Yorkville Middle School to Fox Trot Invite win

The Yorkville Middle School cross country team won the overall Fox Trot championship as well as the boys and girls conference championships last Saturday. (Photo provided)

The Yorkville Middle School cross country team won the overall Fox Trot championship as well as the boys and girls conference championships last Saturday. (Photo provided)

In the varsity race, Yorkville Middle School runner Austin Popplewell out-kicks a runner from Wredling to finish sixth overall. (Photo provided)

In the JV boys race, Jaydon Harvey, Jonathan Aguado, Jack Stillmunkes, and Owen Lindstrand navigate a turn for the Yorkville Middle School team. (Photo provided)

In the boys open race, Yorkville Middle School runner Tyler Deutsch works toward a second place finish during the torrential downpour last Saturday. (Photo provided)

Yorkville Middle School runners Ava Glenn and Shannon Burke take first and second in the JV girls race. (Photo provided)

Yorkville Middle School runner Isabella Franz navigates muddy terrain in the girls open race. (Photo provided)

Yorkville Middle School runners Hailey Simmons and Sara Klemm navigate a slippery turn in the varsity race. (Photo provided)