Track team takes first at Le Febvre Relays

Brenden Jacoby, Staff Writer|March 10, 2019

The track team travels to Placer High School to compete in the Le Febvre Relays. The men’s varsity team earned Second Place, the men’s JV team earned First Place and the women’s varsity team took First Place. Overall, the team took First Place.

BY: BRENDEN JACOBY

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