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Four-year-old Kinsley Irwin races in the 19th annual cardboard boat races on Wednesday, July 17, at the Boulder City Pool.

Michael Martorano listens to a question from the judges about his cardboard boat, Wreck-It Ralph II, at the 19th annual cardboard boat races.

Makenzie Martorano pauses for a photo with her boat, Vanilla Pea, during the cardboard boat races , at the Boulder City Pool.

Carson Conway, left, receives the mayor’s choice award for his cardboard boat, Candy Crush Raceway, at the Boulder City Pool’s 19th annual cardboard boat races on Wednesday, July 17.

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