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Cross Country Team Runs For Childhood Cancer Awareness
September 19, 2018
Northview High School’s country team ran for a childhood cancer awareness Tuesday, with team members wearing symbolic gold bandanas during their meet with Flomaton and Jay.
The team ran in honor of 11-year old Brooklyn Alana Davison, a 10-year survivor of a rare Neuroblastoma cancer. Davison is a sixth grader at Stapleton Elementary School in Baldwin County and the special friend of a Northview cross country team member.
Results were as follows:
Boys
- Northview
- Flomaton
Jay ran individual male runners.
Girls
- Jay
- Northview
Flomaton did not enter any female runners.
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2 Responses to “Cross Country Team Runs For Childhood Cancer Awareness”
So proud of my preciousgrandaughter Naudia me and pawpaw loves you to the moon and backSusan
We are so proud of our daughter and the NHS Cross Country Team! They all did so good yesterday! Thank you William for helping bring awareness to such a horrible disease that is killing our children! Brooklyn is the sweetest warrior we know, she has a special place in our hearts!