It takes an iron constitution to compete at a high level in cross country.
You’ve got the miles, the shin splints, the hills, the puddles, the hours of training and, on top of that, there always seems to be one kid at a school 200 miles away that’s 30 seconds faster than you and that’s all there is to it.
Gladwin’s boys’ team showed it had the constitution on its s...
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