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April 28, 2014
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TRACK & FIELD | Sisserson, Jamerson Both Break Freshmen Records at Penn Relays

By The Cornell Daily Sun | April 28, 2014
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By NIKITA DUBNOV

Connor Archard / Sun Sports Photography EditorThe Red put on a strong showing at the famous Penn Relays this weekend in Philadelphia, with the men’s team breaking two school records.



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