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Seniors anchoring Fountain Hills Track and Field strong freshmen class

Nine freshmen lead team

Senior Nathan Melloy aims to break the school record in the discus and qualify for state.

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

Youth, potential and energy are what Fountain Hills Track and Field coach Andrea Hall used to describe her roster of 18 for the 2026 season.

Half of the roster are freshmen with others coming out for the first time.
Hall is counting on the Falcons four seniors Nathan Melloy, Tyler Trapani, Xander Hewett and Allison Guerrette to pace and guide the freshman-heavy roster.

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