Mid-summer adaptive track and field event
La Crosse Logan High School 1500 Ranger Drive, La Crosse, WI, United StatesTest your mid-summer progress at this adaptive track and field event in La Crosse.
$10
Test your mid-summer progress at this adaptive track and field event in La Crosse.
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