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Canby’s Cutsforth runs to top-20 finish at 5A girl’s state meet

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Source: Molalla Pioneer / Herald Pioneer

For Canby’s Macallan Cutsforth, finishing her high school cross country career with a top-20 finish at the state championships puts a nice capper on her career. Cutsforth churned through the tough 5,000 meter state meet course Saturday, Nov. 7, at Lane Community College, in a time of 19 minutes, 30.2 seconds, good enough for 19th place overall in the hyper-competitive 5A girl’s division. And with that, she helped lead the Canby girls to a 10th place finish overall at this year’s state meet. Canby got a 66th place finish from Allison Mellander, followed by Peyton Morris (68th), Campbell Cutsforth (70th), and Preslee Bafford (73rd) to round out the varsity performers for the Cougars. On the boy’s side, the Cougars’ lone representative, Jaycob Aguas, ran to a 43rd place finish with a time of 17:04.1. “Overall, I was pleased with the performances of our girls team and Jaycob.

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