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Lions Celebrate U16 Girls Team Bronze at Provincial Cross Country Championships
The final day of the Athletics Ontario Cross Country Championships at Lakeridge Links Golf Club in Whitby showcased the grit and talent of the Ottawa Lions, with the U16 Girls
Maguire and Lebel Lead Lions on Day One of Ontario Championships
The opening day of the Athletics Ontario Cross Country Championships at Lakeridge Links Golf Club in Whitby featured standout performances from the Ottawa Lions’ small but mighty contingent. The highlights
Lions to Host CTFL Final as Part of National Track & Field Tour
Ottawa will once again be part of Canada’s National Track & Field Tour in 2025, with the “CTFL Final presented by the Ottawa Lions” scheduled for July 11 at the
Historic Win for Cova, Podium Finish for Harris Highlight Lions’ OFSAA Success
When Ottawa last hosted the OFSAA Cross Country Championships in 2011 at the Hornet’s Nest in Gloucester, it was Lion Yves Sikubwabo who claimed the senior boys title. Thirteen years
Championship Weekend Results Roundup
Championship season kicked off for Canadian cross-country runners with university conference championships unfolding nationwide this past weekend. At the OUA Championships in North Bay, the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees battled
On the road to OFSAA: 41 Lions Qualify for Provincial High School Championship
With Ottawa set to host the OFSAA Cross Country Championships this year, the number of qualifying spots at the NCSSAA Championships was doubled, giving local athletes more opportunities to compete
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