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QUEENSBURY — It wasn’t long ago when the Clymer/Sherman/Panama boys cross country team was just getting started as a program and finishing at the bottom of the Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association. First it was the girls team that found success, but this season the boys returned a group with plenty of potential and this morning at Queensbury High School they could see fulfillment in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Class D cross country championships. “This is the first time we’ve taken the boys varsity team so that part of it is really exciting for us,” Clymer/Sherman/Panama boys cross country head coach Ray Shrout said. “The fact that the boys varsity is seeded first in a few of the pre-meet projections really makes it exciting.

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