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Panamerican Cross Country Championships, Bucaramanga, COL
Without Louis-Riel Dome, Ottawa Lions athletes will train throughout city, New York State this winter
With the Louis-Riel Dome still under reconstruction following its collapse last winter, the Ottawa Lions are preparing for an indoor season unlike any other. Head coach Richard Johnston says the
Lions Impress with Strong Showings at OFSAA Cross Country Championships
Ottawa Lions athletes capped off an outstanding cross country season with a series of strong performances at the OFSAA Cross Country Championships held Saturday at Heart Lake Conservation Area in
Lions Set for OFSAA Cross Country Championships in Brampton
The stage is set for the province’s best high school cross country runners to converge on the Heart Lake Conservation Area in Brampton this Saturday for the 2025 OFSAA Cross
Vroom Earns All-Star Honours at OUA Championships
The 2025 university cross country postseason got underway this past weekend, with Ottawa Lions athletes competing across both the OUA and RSEQ Championships in Kingston and Saint-Lazare. Among the standout
Lions Qualify 29 Athletes for OFSAA at NCSSAA Cross Country Championships
Under clear skies and cool autumn conditions, Ottawa’s best high school runners converged on the Hornet’s Nest in Blackburn Hamlet Thursday for the NCSSAA Cross Country Championships — the final
Cassidy and Rushworth Claim Victories in Toronto; Sneddon Fifth in Stittsville
Ottawa Lions athletes were in action across Ontario this past weekend, taking on two of the province’s most popular fall road races — the TCS Toronto Waterfront Marathon and Stittsville’s
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