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Sports // High School Sports

Girls track: Foran High's Zinnia Hall triple winner

Milford Mirror

May 4, 2016Updated: May 23, 2019 10:10 p.m.

The Foran High girls track team split decisions on Tuesday, defeating Hamden and losing to Daniel Hand.

Zinnia Hall was a triple winner for coach Rick Raucci’s Lions, taking first in the javelin (88-0), shot put (30-7) and discus (77-6).

Tessa Malesky placed first in the 300 high hurdles with a time of 56.2.

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