Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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1985 Boys' Cross Country team MHS 15 Hillcrest 50 MHS 15 Westside 50 MHS 15 Pickens 48 MHS 15 Wade Hampton 50 MHS 15 ' Easley 50 MHS 15 Eastside 50 Wins 6 Losses 0 We really did well as a team. We worked hard, but it paid off in the I end. Matt Watkins f 5 r We had a great time to- gether, and We Worked well as a team. Peter Villager We are the Champions , . . The team had every right to be cocky. After running away with the State Cham- pionship, they displayed their satisfac- tion. fPhoto by Mike Frye.J In a class by himself. Mike Cason leads the race against Wade Hampton. The Mavs added another victory to their season. fPhoto by Delmer Howell.J Boys' Cross Country