The Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club is thrilled to unveil its highly anticipated lineup of track and field meets for the upcoming summer season. From seasoned veterans to promising newcomers, athletes of all levels are invited to participate in a series of events that promise to showcase the best of Canadian track and field talent.
The action-packed season kicks off with the Ottawa Spring Kick Start on May 11-12, 2024. Designed to provide athletes with a stellar domestic opportunity to launch their outdoor season, this meet sets the stage for an exhilarating summer of competition.
Following the Ottawa Spring Kick Start, the Ottawa Lions proudly present the return of the Twilight Series for its 37th season. With 10 thrilling meets scheduled from June 5 to August 14, 2024, the Twilight Series stands as the largest series of meets in Canada. Athletes and spectators alike can expect nothing short of electrifying performances and fierce competition throughout the series.
Capping off the summer festivities, the Ottawa Lions will host the prestigious CTFL Final on July 6, 2024. This one-day championship for the Canadian Track and Field League, will feature some of the nation’s top athletes competing in a competition that has received World Athletics Class D status. As the host, the Ottawa Lions are honored to welcome athletes and fans from across the country to witness this pinnacle event.
“We are thrilled to announce our lineup of meets for the summer 2024 season,” said Richard Johnston, executive director of the Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club. “These events not only provide a platform for athletes to showcase their talents but also offer an opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate the spirit of track and field.”
Athletes, coaches, and spectators are encouraged to mark their calendars and join the Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club for an unforgettable summer of athletic excellence.
For more information about the Ottawa Lions Track and Field Club and its upcoming events, visit ottawalions.com/schedule or contact Richard Johnston.