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Home > Men's Track Recruiting > Massachusetts > Woburn, MA > Woburn High School > Jonathan Capone

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Jonathan Capone '25 Recruiting Profile

Woburn High SchoolWoburn, MAMen's Track

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Height5'7"

Weight120lbs

Age18

Primary Position3200M

Secondary Position5K

Dominant HandRight

3200M9:44.91

5K15:54

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Even though I started as a freshman on varsity, I believe that I have matured a lot as a runner in the last 2 years. From not ever running in middle school to running an 18:36 3 mile freshman year, I think that I have been put into a competitive and State level environment that has been teaching me to learn and grow as a runner for my second half of highschool.