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South Medford's Andrew Walker pulls away from the field winning the 100-meter dash at the Crater Twilight meet in Central Point Thursday evening. 

CENTRAL POINT — After the Rogue Valley had experienced so much rain and chilly temperatures to open the spring sports season, being able to kind of stretch your legs under sunny skies was a welcomed sight as track and field athletes from a dozen schools converged on Crater High School for the annual Crater Twilight meet on Thursday.

And for being so early in the season, the meet clicked away with some strong early efforts from the likes of South Medford sprinters Andrew Walker and Katie Clevenger, Crater runners Josiah Tostenson and Lindsay Siebert, Grants Pass hurdler Jayden Jessee and a host of field event specialists.

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Cascade Christian's Autumn Murray makes a jump during the finals winning the girls long jump at the Crater Twilight meet in Central Point Thursday evening. 

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Crater's Josiah Tostenson makes the break off the first turn winning the 800-meter run at the Crater Twilight meet in Central Point Thursday evening. 

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Crater's Lindsay Siebert leads into the final lap winning the 800-meter run at the Crater Twilight meet in Central Point Thursday evening. 

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