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Schulz wins another J.O. steeplechase

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For the second year in a row, Benet junior McKinzie Schulz has won national title at the AAU Junior Olympics with her victory on Wednesday in the Intermediate Girls 2,000-meter steeplechase.

Her time of 7:21.54 had Schulz way out in front. The second-place finisher clocked in at 7:34.08. If Schulz had competed in the Young Women division, she would have won that race, too. By four seconds.

Schulz ran faster and placed second in steeplechase at the USATF Junior Olympics on June 24, when she crossed in would-have been a national record 7:12.77 if there had been one-less runner.

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