Nineteen Goshen County track and field athletes competed in the Laramie Shine Invitational in Laramie on Friday with seven bringing home top-10 finishes.
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LARAMIE – Nineteen Goshen County track and field athletes competed in the Laramie Shine Invitational in Laramie on Friday with seven bringing home top-10 finishes.
Torrington’s Logan Harris had the best finish among the local athletes, with a first place in shot put, on a throw of 59-1.5. His throw is the best in the state so far this year. Jacob Wamboldt (Torrington) also competed in shot put, taking eighth with a throw of 41-11.5.