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Pickhardt Family Dominates Shark Sprint Sport

Posted: July 26, 2010 at 3:24 a.m.

Maggie Pickhardt pedals her way to her third victory in women’s sprint division of the Shark Fest IV Triathlon at Horseshoe Bend Park on Sunday at Beaver Lake.

By David Frank Dempsey
Maggie Pickhardt pedals her way to her third victory in women’s sprint division of the Shark Fest IV Triathlon at Horseshoe Bend Park on Sunday at Beaver Lake.

Fayetteville senior Maggie Pickhardt wants to follow in her brother and father’s footsteps.

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