BY CLIFF SMELLEY Telegraph Staff Writer Keystone Heights High School had already settled for the runner-up trophy in the Olympic competition and was in second place behind Suwannee in the traditional competition, trailing by a score of 53-49. Its hopes for the championship trophy rested on the shoulders of Tyler Anthony-Rozier. Everyone else was done…
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