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Kimberly Mitchell, Staff Writer • October 8, 2018
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Kimberly Mitchell
With the sound of a gun, the girls varsity race began with a sharp decline at the Serra Invitation on Saturday 10/6.

Normally it’s the top seven runners who make the girls varsity team, but as varsity ran the Clovis Invitational, it was up to sophomores Amanda Joe, Ashlyn Kwan, Emily Kim, Miriam Bacigalupi, Bella Hopewell, freshman Anna Burford, and junior Maya Litvak to step in and represent Carlmont at the Serra Invitational.

Despite the heat and rolling hills, the girls persevered throughout the race and ran their way to ninth place on Saturday’s meet (Oct. 6) at the Crystal Springs Cross Country Course.

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Kimberly Mitchell
Sophomore Ashlyn Kwan lengthens her strides with just a quarter of a mile left in the race.
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Kimberly Mitchell
Kimberly Mitchell, Staff Writer
As a student journalist for the award-winning Scot Scoop News, Kimberly Mitchell has reported on a variety of different subjects from Bay Area news to campus sports and has produced several videos as a member of ScotCenter. In just her first year she has received several awards in both the state and national scale for her writing, photography, and videos. This year as a senior, she hopes to delve into the field of investigative reporting and create more awareness of the issues that face her community and the world beyond. To check out her portfolio, click here. Twitter: @Kim_Mitchelll
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Underclassmen fill the shoes of girls’ varsity at Serra Invitational