Benjamin High School's track teams have achieved a notable milestone in North Palm Beach. The girls track team has won its second consecutive state title, contributing to the program's total of five state championships. The school's track program has accumulated a total of five state titles, with the girls team being a key part of this success.
Further information on this achievement can be found through WPTV.
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