HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2013-11-20, Page 9Staehli snags cross-country gold
Lucknow's Julie -Anne
Staehli captured gold at the
cross-country Canadian
Interuniversity Sport (CIS)
championships on Nov 9 and
was named Athlete of the
Year.
Staehli, a sophomore, fin-
ished the women's six -kilo-
metre race in 20:54.4, over 17
seconds ahead of her closest
rival, with her teammate Vic-
toria Coates of Newmarket
finishing with the bronze.
"I didn't know what to
expect coming in to the race,
but the good weather helped
with the result," Staehli told
the Queen's University
Golden Gael's official web-
site. "Victoria and I trained
together all season and we
have a tremendous push-pull
relationship. It is a great way
to finish the year."
Staehli became the first
Gael to take home the indi-
vidual crown since Beth
Wightman in 2003 and helped
the Queen's women take
third place in the team
standings.
Staehli was also presented
the CIS Athlete of the Year
award for her achievements.
Queen's University finished
third with 112 points on the
strength of Staehli's first -place
finish and medal showings by
her other teammates.
Staehli is a second -year
arts and science student.
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Julia -Anne
Staehli of
Lucknow,
centre, earned
a gold medal at
the Canadian
Interuniversity
Sport (CIS)
championships
and was named
CIS Athlete of the
Year on Nov. 9,
2013.
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