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Photo: Victoria Lou
15-year-old Kelowna runner Amelia-Ahn Lou finishes third in nation.
A Kelowna runner managed to take third place at the Canadian National Cross-Country Championships in London, Ontario this past weekend.
Amelia-Ahn Lou, 15, finished third out of 120 competitors in the U16 Girls 4k competition where she recorded a time of 14:15.60, just 0.06 seconds behind the 1st place winner. Lou is one of just three runners to achieve a sub-15-minute time in the race.
Race conditions were challenging, with -3° C temperatures and a 39km/hr gusting wind with snow flurries at race time.
Lou is currently atop the BC High School Girls Cross-Country leaderboard for 4 km, with a time of 13:43.70, which she achieved at the BCSS Zone Cross-Country Championship held at Mission Sportsfield in October.
