After breaking Penn-Trafford’s discus record and placing third in the state last year, Matthew Sarnowski returns to the throwing circle this track and field season with lofty goals.
Source: The Tribune-Review
‘It means everything to me’: Penn-Trafford track athlete raises money for elementary school playground
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