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Fram Dinshaw | Posted: May 27, 2018, 4:42 p.m. | Updated: May 27, 2018, 4:42 p.m. | 1 Min Read
John Luke Taylor from Northumberland Regional High (left) and Braden Gray from Cobequid Education Center compete in the Intermediate Boys 200m final on Saturday. They were competing in nova Scotia school Athletic federation’s track and field provincials. Taylor won this event in a time of 24.10 and Gray finished in second place in 24.50.
John Luke Taylor from Northumberland Regional High (left) and Braden Gray from Cobequid Education Center compete in the Intermediate Boys 200m final on Saturday. They were competing in nova Scotia school Athletic federation’s track and field provincials. Taylor won this event in a time of 24.10 and Gray finished in second place in 24.50. - Fram Dinshaw

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John Luke Taylor from Northumberland Regional High (left) and Braden Gray from Cobequid Education Center compete in the Intermediate Boys 200m final on Saturday. They were competing in nova Scotia school Athletic federation’s track and field provincials. Taylor won this event in a time of 24.10 and Gray finished in second place in 24.50.

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