The East Burke Middle School boys and girls track and field teams hosted both Table Rock and Walter Johnson on Tuesday in Icard in the lone Foothills Athletic Conference regular-season meet of 2025 involving three Burke County programs. (Pictured above) The Falcons’ Xay Tate competes in the boys high jump event. Results from the meet were not available in time for this edition.
The East Burke Middle School boys and girls track and field teams hosted both Table Rock and Walter Johnson on Tuesday in Icard in the lone Foothills Athletic Conference regular-season meet of 2025 involving three Burke County programs. (Pictured above) The Falcons’ Xay Tate competes in the boys high jump event. Results from the meet were not available in time for this edition.
Walter Johnson's ExZandria Horton (pictured) and East Burke's Paisley Hart compete in the girls long jump event during Tuesday's FAC meet in Icard.
Walter Johnson's ExZandria Horton and East Burke's Paisley Hart (pictured) compete in the girls long jump event during Tuesday's FAC meet in Icard.
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