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Photos: WA Track and Field competes in a heated meet against Lincoln-Sudbury and Wayland

Anushka Tekade, Staff Writer
May 1, 2024

WA’s Track and Field competed in a meet against Lincoln-Sudbury and Wayland on Wednesday, April 24 at WA. They participated in events such as the 400M Hurdles, 200M, 4X100M Relay, Pole Vault, Discus, Javelin, and many more. The next WA Track and Field meet will take place at WA on Wednesday, May 1 and will be against Cambridge Rindge and Latin.

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Freshman Natalie Eckroth runs in the first event of the meet, the 400M hurdles.
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Anushka Tekade, Staff Writer
Hello! My name is Anushka Tekade and I’m a freshman. I’m a staff writer for the Ghostwriter club and am excited to take photos this year! I hope to document special moments this school year through photos. I enjoy all forms of art including, drawing, painting, music, and photography.