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October 26, 2023

LCCVI’s James Grant is heading for the provincial high school cross country in Etobicoke on

Nov. 4.  He won the junior boys event at SWOSSA this week by a 37-second margin over his closest competitor from Cardinal Carter in Leamington.  His time of 16 minutes even was 13 seconds faster than his time in winning LKSSAA last week in Chatham.

Meantime, Wyatt Ferguson of North Lambton is also heading to OFSSA after finishing third in the novice boys’ race this week.  He won the Lambton Kent title last week.

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