MHS runners compete in Tiffin meet
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September 10, 2025

MHS runners compete in Tiffin meet

By Tim Miller 

Marysville’s boys cross country team placed seventh during the recent 14-team Tiffin Carnival.

Perrysburg and Westerville North respectively placed first and second with 35 and 46 points.

The Monarchs tallied 202.

Dillon Kis led MHS with a 37th-place clocking of 19:13.9.

He was followed by Aidan Clark...

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