Catholic elementary students run cross country at Fergus sportsplex

October 6, 2025 @ 12:59 pmSports

Dominik Haramule from St. John Catholic Elementary School in Arthur came in fourth place in the Grade 7 two kilometre race at the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex on Oct. 1. Photo by Robin George
From left, Maddy Downey, Namua Lucano, Maya Ljubanovic and Malia Gordon in Grade 6 at St. Mary Catholic Elementary School in Elora. Photo by Robin George
Grade 6 girls make a strong start to their two kilometre run at the Fergus sportsplex on Oct. 1. Photo by Robin George
Malia Gordon, from St. Mary Catholic Elementary School in Elora, is among the Grade 6 girls here competing in a two kilometre race. Photo by Robin George
Cameron Jackson came in first place, and his close friends Callum and Haddon Blinkhorn finished 10th and fourth respectively. The students attend St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School in Fergus. Submitted photo
Gabriel Atkins, in Grade 6 at St. Mary Catholic Elementary School in Elora, ran two killometres during the cross country meet on Oct. 1. Photo by Robin George
Wyatt Connelly, centre, represented the St. Mary Mustangs during the Grade 6 race at the Fergus sportsplex on Oct. 1. Photo by Robin George
Elora Grade 7 student Dillon Henderson participated in the two kilometre cross country run at the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex on Oct. 1. Photo by Robin George
Grade 7 Arthur student Maxim Godouonv runs through the trees during his 2km race. Photo by Robin George
Brayden Hilditch, in Grade 7 at St. John Catholic Elementary School in Arthur, crosses the finish line. Photo by Robin George
From left, Grade 5 student Maeve Walsh, Grade 6 student Blake Bodz and Grade 5 student Jasmine Ferris from St. John Catholic Elementary School in Arthur. Photo by Robin George

FERGUS – Students in Grades 3 through 8 in the Wellington Catholic District School Board attended a cross country meet at the Centre Wellington Community Sportsplex on Oct. 1 and 2.

Students in Grades 3 and 4 ran about one kilometre and students in Grades 5 through 8 ran two

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