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TOPSHAM, Maine 鈥?Winning three consecutive championships is as monumental a task as youll find in sports, especially in an unpredictable one such as track and field.For the Bangor High School girls, that accomplishment was all the sweeter given the challenges the Rams hurdled Saturday afternoon.And fittingly, as the Rams clinched their Class A three-peat with a win in the 4 215;400-meter relay, the baton was in the hands of senior sprinter Anna Connors. I couldnt think of a better way
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