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Beam finishes in top 50
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Source: The Farmville Herald

Buckingham County High School’s Peyten Beam delivered an impressive performance at the Virginia High School League (VHSL) Class 2 state cross country championships, held in Salem, Saturday, Nov. 7. Competing against 100 of the top Class 2 female runners from across the commonwealth, Beam finished 49th overall, earning a place among the state’s top 50 runners. Beam, a three-year member of the Buckingham County High School cross country team and an active Army JROTC Raider, has demonstrated outstanding dedication, discipline and determination throughout her athletic career. She also has been an important contributor to the Lady Knights’ remarkable success, helping the team capture five consecutive James River District Cross Country Championships dating back to 2022. Beam’s appearance at the state championships represents another significant achievement for Buckingham County’s Cross Country program and reflects the hard work and commitment she has demonstrated throughout the season.
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