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Brentwood girls won a record-tying seventh straight state cross country title

The Franklin Daily News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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The Brentwood girls won their seventh straight Class AAA team title Thursday at in Memphis. That matches Knoxville Webb's 2012-18 run as the only streak that long in state history, girls or boys.

Brentwood scored 48 points, well ahead of Collierville

Sources: Williamson Herald, The Jackson Sun

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Brentwood48 points
Collierville93 points
Independence95 points

It's the ninth state title overall for the program. Freshman Scotlyn Szabo led the Bruins, finishing third in 18 minutes, 13.38 seconds, behind Maryville's Hadleih Mitchey, who won in 17:58.52.

  • Five Bruins finished among the top 16 individuals
  • Last week's sectional: Independence finished within three points of Brentwood
  • Coach Chris Demetra is in his second year

“I think we have to go for eight now.”

Julia Womack, Brentwood sophomore

Brentwood's five scorers all finished in the top 16

RunnerPlaceTime
Scotlyn Szabo3rd18:13.38
Julia Womack5th18:29.63
Emma Haga11th18:52.64
Natalie Smith13th18:53.21
Nigella Smith16th19:00.39

Sources: Williamson Herald, The Jackson Sun

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