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Photo - With father Bryan Scott watching, Madera’s Bianca Scott talks to the crowd during Madera High School’s Signing day for seven athletes that signed a National Letter of Intent.
With father Bryan Scott watching, Madera’s Bianca Scott talks to the crowd during Madera High School’s Signing day for seven athletes that signed a National Letter of Intent.

While running for the Madera Coyotes, Bianca Scott had four coaches in four years in the cross country program.

She was so down on her career that she seriously thought about quitting the sport.

“My sophomore year was pretty tough,” she said. “It was a mixture of different coaches, COVID, lost my sister and everything was difficult.”

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