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Nicoletti Breaks McGill Record, Davis Sets Club U23 Standard in Strong Indoor Season Start
While the domestic cross country season was wrapping up in London this weekend, the indoor campaign was just getting started with Lions competing at Western, McGill, and York University. While
Gauthier Makes History, Taler Qualifies for Worlds in Standout Nationals Weekend
A blanket of early winter weather set the stage for a dramatic weekend at the 2025 Canadian Cross Country Championships, held at Fanshawe Golf Course in London. A dusting of
Ottawa Lions Stand with McGill Athletes as University Moves to Discontinue Varsity Track & Field
The Canadian track and field community is reeling following McGill University’s unexpected decision to discontinue its varsity Track & Field program, one of the oldest and most storied in the
Historic Performances Fuel Lions at Ontario Cross Country Championships
Set against the rolling fairways of Lakeridge Links Golf Course in Whitby, Lions athletes braved low single-digit temperatures and even Sunday snow flurries at this year’s Ontario Cross Country Championships.
Vroom Top Finisher for Lions; Belan helps Guelph to Team Bronze at U SPORTS Championship
Cool, blustery conditions at the USPORTS Cross Country Championships in Sherbrooke, Quebec, provided a true test of endurance for all competitors, but the Ottawa Lions contingent proved up to the
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
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