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Lions Capture Four Titles at NCSSAA West Conference Cross Country Championships
Ottawa Lions athletes delivered dominant performances on Wednesday at the NCSSAA West Conference Cross Country Championships, winning four of the six races contested on the wooded trails surrounding Bell High

Bayfront Invitational Wraps Regular Season Ahead of Championship Weekend
Friday marked the culmination of the university cross country regular season, as top athletes from the OUA and RSEQ gathered at Hamilton’s scenic Bayfront Park for one final tune-up ahead

Vroom and Mortimer Shine at Capital XC Challenge
The Capital XC Challenge unfolded on a beautiful sunny fall day at Mooney’s Bay Park, where leaves painted in autumn colours framed the course. More than 250 athletes took to

Alie-Lamarche Claims Army Run 5km Title as Lions Excel on the Roads
Downtown Ottawa played host to the annual Canada Army Run on Sunday, and it was André Alie-Lamarche who stole the spotlight. The University of Ottawa graduate broke the tape in

Cross-Country Season Kicks Off South of the Border
Crisp September air and the rolling hills of St. Lawrence University set the stage Saturday for the 33rd Ronald C. Hoffmann Invitational, marking the official start of the collegiate cross-country

Gale Shines on Second Leg, Canada Finishes 13th in 4x400m Relay
Lauren Gale closed out her World Athletics Championships on Saturday by anchoring Canada’s push in the women’s 4×400-metre relay. Running the second leg, the Lions sprinter produced the fastest split
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