Mollie Horevay shuts down cross-country season due to stress fracture

Mollie Horevay, a sophomore runner for Lakeland, has decided to end her cross-country season after being diagnosed with a stress fracture in her foot. Horevay won her second consecutive Passaic County championship shortly before the diagnosis, running a personal best of 19:01 for 5,000 meters. Despite her success, she recognized the need to prioritize her health and opted for complete rest. She will support her teammates at the North 1, Group 2 sectional on October 31 while recovering on crutches. Horevay aims to return when she is fully healed.

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