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At just 16, Cooper Lutkenhaus is set to become the youngest American ever to compete at the World Track and Field Championships, which take place next month at Tokyo.

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Cooper Lutkenhaus, 16, set a world U18 record in the 800 meters with an electric stretch run at the U.S. Track & Field ...

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Kennewick’s Tanner Larson was named the MCC Field Athlete of the Year, despite not being named first-team MCC in any event.