Brandon Daudelin of Aldergrove’s Betty Gilbert Middle School in the Cross Country Race last week at Aldergrove Park. He will go on to compete at the District Cross Country Championships on Wednesday

Brandon Daudelin of Aldergrove’s Betty Gilbert Middle School in the Cross Country Race last week at Aldergrove Park. He will go on to compete at the District Cross Country Championships on Wednesday

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Brandon Daudelin of Aldergrove’s Betty Gilbert Middle School in the Cross Country Race last week at Aldergrove Park.

Brandon Daudelin of Aldergrove’s Betty Gilbert Middle School in the Cross Country Race last week at Aldergrove Park. He will go on to compete at the District Cross Country Championships on Wednesday, Oct. 17.

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