Former Battle Mountain runner places second in West Coast Conference 6K

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Former Eagle Valley and Battle Mountain runners competed in NCAA cross-country conference championships. Santa Clara senior Milaina Almonte, a former Battle Mountain standout, placed second in the West Coast Conference 6K, finishing just behind Portland’s Latham West. Former Eagle Valley runner Tyler Blair finished 30th at the Big Sky championships for Montana State, which placed second as a team. His twin brother Dylan races for Northern Arizona, while former Battle Mountain runner Will Brunner placed 38th at the Ivy League championships for Harvard.

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