Girls Title On Line Tonight

Tue., May 2, 2000

GSL TRACK

The Greater Spokane League girls track championship meet has been moved to tonight because of a conflict with a GSL boys playoff soccer match at Central Valley.

CV entertains University, East Valley and North Central to determine the top four places in girls track. The quad-dual begins at 4:30 for field events and 5 for running.

The CV boys soccer team plays host to Lewis and Clark in a District 8 loser-out match Wednesday.

The other wrap-up girls track meets are Wednesday, with the same starting times. At Shadle Park, the Highlanders, Mt. Spokane, Mead and Lewis and Clark meet to determine fifth through eighth. Ninth through 11th is a triple-dual with Ferris and Gonzaga Prep at Rogers.

All the boys meets are Thursday, again with the same starting times.

The championship is at Shadle Park with the Highlanders, Mt. Spokane, Mead and University.

CV has the fifth-through-eighth meet with Ferris, Rogers and East Valley. LC, NC and G-Prep are at Hart Field for the last three spots.

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