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SWOSSA Cross Country

Max Fazecash of Massey beat Owen Norland of Sarnia St. Pat's by over 20 seconds to win the senior boys title. Matthew Matos crossed the line in third.

Villanova's Ashley Maguire won her second straight gold by beating Emma Pegg of Chatham-Kent Secondary in the senior girls race. Maguire's Wildcats won the team award edging out Sarnia Northern by ten points.

Ruby Radovich of Sandwich took the midget girls title. The grade 9 runner was in third place after 700 metres but dug deep to earn the gold by beating Alaina Burns of Sarnia Northern by 150 metres.





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