A collection of news and notes from across the Southwestern Ontario sports scene
The top-ranked Western Mustangs women’s track and field team captured its second straight Ontario university championship
The Western Mustangs men’s and women’s track and field teams are looking to repeat as champions at the provincial championships that began Friday in Windsor. The Mustangs already have established 12 school records to date and are one of the top-ranked teams in the country. Photos by Dan Janisse of the Windsor Star.
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In one glorious, incredible day on the track and in the field, Canadian athletes Pierce LePage and Marco Arop struck gold while Damian Warner and Sarah Mitton mined silver from the world championships in Budapest, Hungary. Read More
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Damian Warner is in medal position again at the world track and field championships at Budapest, Hungary. Read More
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About 600 athletes from 80 elementary schools in the Thames Valley District school board competed in the Special Olympics track and field meet at Western Alumni Stadium on Wednesday. Photos by Derek Ruttan Read More
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More than 600 students from 22 high schools across the Thames Valley District school board took part in the board's annual Special Olympics at Western Alumni Stadium on Tuesday. Students competed in track and field events and other activities following an opening ceremony. Photos by Derek Ruttan Read More
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Julia Tunks was off to a strong start Friday at the OFSAA track and field championships along with several other London and area athletes. Read More
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Damian Warner’s first full decathlon in nearly a year didn’t go as smoothly as anticipated. Read More
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Caroline Ehrhardt had an inkling she might achieve her childhood dream of 14 metres in the triple jump this past weekend at Western Alumni Stadium. Read More