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High school sports roundup for Oct. 4, 2025

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Mountlake Terrace High School participated in the HOKA 29th Annual John Payne XC Invitational, which took place at Chambers Creek Regional Park in University Place, Washington. Over 100 schools competed, highlighting the depth of talent in the region's high school cross-country scene. The results from the event are available at the provided link, allowing fans and families to track the athletes' performances. Mountlake Terrace's next meet is the Nike Hole In The Wall Invitational, scheduled for Saturday, October 11, starting at 8:20 a. m.

at Lakewood High School. This event is significant as it allows athletes to further develop their skills and showcase their progress. The cross-country season is crucial for student-athletes looking to qualify for regional and state competitions later in the year. Local supporters are expected to attend and cheer for their teams, fostering community spirit. Strong performances in these meets can bolster athletes' confidence and improve their standings for future competitions.

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