Prep roundup | Jordan doubles; Inglemoor earns bi-district team titles
Published 5/18/2008 at The Seattle Times: Sports
Stephone Jordan of Garfield shook off injuries to win both boys hurdles events, and Inglemoor swept to both team titles at the KingCo/Greateer St. Helens 4A bi-district track and field meet.
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