Meyer, Conrad lead Dinos at Western Canadian Challenge - University of Calgary Athletics
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VANCOUVER – Ethan Meyer ran to a third-place finish and Jenna Conrad cracked the top 10 as the University of Calgary Dinos cross-country teams took on much of the Canada West field Saturday at the Western Canadian Challenge.
Both the men's and women's races were run over 8 kilometres at UBC Farm. Hosted by the UBC Thunderbirds, the meet served as a final tune-up for many conference programs ahead of the Canada West Championships.
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