Lambton College Women’s cross country team wins provincial title
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Petrolia’s Shaw, Gryphons win OUA silver in cross country
November 2, 2026
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Petrolia’s Charlie Shaw and his University of Guelph Gryphons teammates won silver medals in the men’s team standings at the OUA cross-country championship in Windsor Saturday.
McMaster won gold.
Individually, the LCCVI grad was chosen as a second-team all-star with a 14th place finish in the 8K race in a time of 24:48. He was only five seconds from a top 10 finish.
In the women’s race, Northern grad Avery Norland of Western was 39th of 92 runners and the 10th fastest first-year runner. The Mustangs finished 5th in the women’s team standings.
McMaster will host nationals in Hamilton Nov. 14.
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