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Jaden Ferguson won second in the state triple jump.
The Fluvanna County High School indoor track and field teams traveled to Liberty University in Lynchburg on March 2 to compete in the State Class 3 indoor track and field meet. The boy’s team, coached by Steve Szarmach, had two impressive performances. Jaden Ferguson placed 2
nd in the triple jump and the 4X400 relay team took 3
rd. The relay team consisted of Ryan Hicks, Rocco Calderone, Nathan Valentin and Aidan Girard.
In the earlier 3C region meet on Feb. 17 at Heritage High, Ferguson turned in quite an amazing all-around performance. He was 3
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I worked on and off over the years. I worked for the last full season here, including during the pandemic. I started in August of 2019 in planting, then I worked all the way to the end of harvest, around May or June last year.