Kent-Tahoma Middle School League standings for track and field | May 23

Latest meet scores and standings from middle school ovals.

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  • Friday, May 23, 2014 2:02pm
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VARSITY GIRLS, won, lost

Cedar Heights, 4-0
Northwood, 4-0
Mill Creek, 3-1
Tahoma Gold, 3-1
Mattson, 1-3
Tahoma Blue, 1-3
Meeker, 0-4
Meridian, 0-4

Thursday’s meets

Northwood 73, Meeker 32
Cedar Heights 53, Tahoma Gold 52
Mattson 56, Meridian 49
Mill Creek 53.5, Tahoma Blue 51.5

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VARSITY BOYS, won, lost

Tahoma Blue, 4-0
Tahoma Gold, 3-1
Cedar Heights, 2-2
Meeker, 2-2
Mill Creek, 2-2
Northwood, 2-2
Mattson, 1-3
Meridian, 0-4

Thursday’s meets

Meeker 62, Northwood 43
Tahoma Gold 56, Cedar Heights 49
Mattson 67, Meridian 38
Tahoma Blue 72, Mill Creek 33


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