Taylor Wooten (Franklin): The Jeffersonville graduate, a sophomore distance runner on the women’s track & field team, competed in several indoor meets for the Grizzlies. She took seventh in the 3,000-meter run at Rose-Hulman’s 2020 Engineer Invitational and set a personal-best (5 minutes, 46.35 seconds) while finishing 13th in the mile at the 2020 Tiger Small College Invitational at DePauw in February.
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