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Fountain Hills track and field unveils new record board

Through grant with Elks Youth Project

Fountain Hills track and field updated its record board after what head coach Andrea Hall estimates to be two decades.

(Photo courtesy of Kim Guerrette)

The old Fountain Hills Track and Field record board.

(Photo courtesy Andrea Hall)

The new Fountain Hills Track and Field record board.

(Photo courtesy Andrea Hall)

Fountain Hills’ track and field program unveiled its new record board during its senior night and intrasquad meet on Monday, April 13.

The new board replaced the existing one that head coach Andrea Hall estimated to be at least 15 years old.

“Having a young team this year, I had so many trying to read the old board and figure out which records they wanted to break,” Hall said. “...How many other kids could we inspire now and in the future with a new board that is visible and accessible.”

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