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San Diego State Aztecs and the New Mexico State Aggies meet

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Source: The Register Herald

The San Diego State Aztecs take on the New Mexico State Aggies at Frontwave Arena in Oceanside, California. The teams match up Sunday for the first time this season.

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Sheridan senior Hudson Wilson wrapped up his high school cross country career Saturday at the OHSAA State Championships, placing 88th in the Division II boys’ 5,000-meter race at Fortress Obetz.Wilson crossed the finish line in 16:38.0 in a field of 216 runners.Saturday’s appearance came after a consistent postseason run through the district and regional levels. Wilson earned his spot at the state meet by placing 14th at the Region 7 championships at Pickerington North High School with a time of 16:07.3.A week prior to regionals, he placed fourth at the district meet at Rio Grande University, finishing in 16:07.8. Wilson was the lone state qualifier for the Sheridan boys squad, concluding his senior season among the top runners in Division II.

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