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Speed kills. Nice to say our Cross Country team is killing it this season. I Interviewed the team captain,Tylik Lucas, to talk about the season. Let’s see what he has to say. What is the strength of Spotsy’s Cross Country team? Well the strength is, running together as a team,in unity. What are the weaknesses? Well the weaknesses are, for everyone to focus and run their pace. The team prepares for a meet by hydrating, eating a healthy meal before(mostly carbs like pizza), and listening to music. The team celebrates a victory by tweeting out and verbally. The team goes to Snack Shack for team bonding.
Tylik has been on the team for 4 years. Tylik has been captain for 1 year, this year being his first. When asked “How did you become captain?”

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