<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3o6LPw_0vkVWW6f00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3o6LPw_0vkVWW6f00" width="1703" height="1216" ><figcaption>The Columbus cross country teams ran hard at the challenging Fergus Eagle Cross Country Invitational. The Cougars finished 9th out of 13 teams (fourth among Class B teams) and the Lady Cougars came in tenth of the 12 total teams (third out of the five Class B teams). Cody Schlehuber/Sensory Photography</figcaption></figure><p>This past Friday, the Columbus cross country teams traveled to Lewistown to compete in the Fergus Eagle Cross Country Invitational held on the Pine Meadows Golf Course. It was a great day for a meet, though the course was incredibly challenging for the athletes, both physically and mentally. The course is filled with endless rolling hills, switchbacks, a wooded trail and a variety of areas where runners are in “no man’s land” — with only their competition for company.</p><p>Montana schools from Class A, B, C and Wyoming attended, showcasing some of the best teams in the state. The Cougars finished 9th out of 13 teams (fourth among Class B teams) and the Lady Cougars came in tenth of the 12 total teams (third out of the five Class B teams).</p></div></body>

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Cross country: Cougars take part in Fergus Eagle Cross Country Invitational

This past Friday, the Columbus cross country teams traveled to Lewistown to compete in the Fergus Eagle Cross Country Invitational held on the Pine Meadows Golf Course. It was a great day for a meet, though the course was incredibly challenging for the athletes, both physically and mentally. The course is filled with endless rolling hills, switchbacks, a wooded trail and a variety of areas where runners are in “no man’s land” — with only their competition for company.