Shenandoah's Titus Steng led Shenandoah to the boys para team championship with four gold medals at the State Track and Field Championships
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Clarinda track and field won four medals Saturday at the State Track and Field Championships
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Shenandoah boys track and field won a state medal, Cole Graham's last, while Susie Babe showed well in her state debut Saturday
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Clarinda, Shenandoah and Essex combined to compete in 15 events Friday at the State Track and Field Championships
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Check out results and photos from the second day of the State Track and Field Championships
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Shenandoah's Titus Steng opened his state meet Friday with a championship in the 800
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Essex senior Isaiah Sholes competed Friday in the state meet high jump
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Shenandoah's Titus Steng led Shenandoah to the boys para team championship with four gold medals at the State Track and Field Championships
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