TACOMA — Temperatures cooled a bit from Friday’s scorching heat and, unfortunately for Grays Harbor athletes, so did their performances during the final day of the state 2A/3A/4A track and field championships on Saturday at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma.
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MACLEOD PAPPIDAS | THE DAILY WORLD Members of the “Butterfly Kisses” Relay for Life team Katie Myrick of Wenatchee and Henry Flatt of Buckley embrace while walking the course at the Elma Fairgrounds Saturday. Buckley had his right kidney removed because of cancer.
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