They don't even have a track, but that didn't stop one track and field team in South Carolina from winning the state title.
Central High School in Pageland had only a few busted hurdles and one starting block known as "old rusty" to its name this season, Charlotte TV station WBTV reported.
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"Our conditions are bad," coach Billy Blakeney said.
"We got potholes. Running around the field, one of my guy's twisted his ankle one day right before a meet."
But team members didn't let that stop them.
They won county, regional and upper state tournaments this season. And just this past weekend, Central was crowned 2-AA state champions, according to WBTV.
"Just because we don't have a track, doesn't stop us from anything. I take it as, this is what made us better. It made us a championship team," runner Travay Hatten said.
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