Four Canadian Women Win NCAA Conference Title

On a quiet weekend of road racing north of the border, several Canadian women make a noise at the NCAA Conference Championship in the south of the border and win four conference championships to get one step closer to the national championship. bottom.

Aurora Linda A player from Toronto, Ontario, running with the University of Michigan, made an amazing comeback in the final 100m to win the Big Ten Conference Championship for the second time in a row at the women’s 800m.Linda was fighting for third place with Canadians and fellow Pennsylvania State University Victoria Tachinsky With 70 meters left, Linda found additional equipment to chase Ohio State University. Mary Figurer I will win the race at 2: 05.88.

Linda won five Big Ten Championships during her track career in Michigan. Current Canadian record holder At 600 meters.

🏆 Back to back champion 🏆

AURORA RYNDA REIGNS!

She protects her # B1GTF 800m crown by digging deep into the last 50m for a comeback victory!

2: 05.88 on the line!#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/Srpso1YjIN

— Michigan Athletics / Cross Country (@UMichTrack) May 15, 2022

University of New Mexico Distance Runner Gracelin Larkin He competed in the 5,000m and 10,000m in the Mountain West Conference Championship from Rosseau, Ontario, and won his first Mountain West title in the 5,000m (15: 49.20). She also finished second in her personal best time at 33: 10.09 at 10,000 meters two days ago.

..@UNMLoboXCTF Sweep the podium with women’s 5K! ️

🥇 @gracelyn_larkin
🥈 Emma Heckel
🥉 @mazzadownie#MakingHerMark | #MWOTF | #GoLobos pic.twitter.com/2KTfSp8Axm

— Mountain West (@MountainWest) May 15, 2022

Ottawa Laurengale, A member of the Canadian 4x400m relay in Tokyo, he set the time for 51.30 seconds to win the Mountain West Championship and ran the fastest 400m time by Canadians this year. The Colorado sprinter broke her previous personal best of 51.96 and set a time below the 2022 World Championship standard of 51.35. Gail also did his best personally, breaking the Colorado State School record in the 200-meter heat, but finishing third in the final.

She has now won six 400m Mountain West Championships, both indoors and outdoors.

𝐒𝐈𝐗-𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏.@CSUTrackFieldXCof @GaleLaurennn Set facility records at 400 meters (5️⃣1️⃣.3️⃣0️⃣)

She won 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇 at the event (3️⃣x indoors, 3️⃣x outdoors)#MakingHerMark | #MWOTF | #OutdoorRams pic.twitter.com/q6H9sYNkPC

— Mountain West (@MountainWest) May 15, 2022

Phenomenon at West Virginia University in Vancouver, British Columbia Ceili McCabe Won the 3,000m steeplechase title for the second consecutive year in the Big 12 Conference Championship. From the third lap on the eighth lap, McCabe created some separation and on the seventh lap he grew to a lead of 20-30 meters. She never looked back. McCabe won the race by 8 seconds with a time of 10:12:87. The second year distance runner is currently ranked as one of the favorites to win the NCAA in the 3,000m obstacle course.

Seri is (again) golden! ️

Ceili McCabe first @ Big12Conference 3000m steeplechase championship for 2 consecutive years 🥇#HailWV pic.twitter.com/hN8dBiRAU3

— WVU Sports (@WVUSports) May 15, 2022

Next to the four Canadian women is the NCAA Regional, which will be held from May 26th to 29th. All four athletes will compete in the 2022 NCAA Championship in Hayward Field, Eugene, Oregon, June 8-29. 11.11.