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By Adam Ovenell-Carter

At this point, you’d have to be trying to ignore the SFU track and field team to be unaware of how well they’re performing this season.

The Clan were in Seattle last weekend competing in the University of Washington Invitational Indoor Invitational, and performed admirably — though so much is almost to be expected at this point. However, the competition in this event was much stiffer than much of what the Clan have faced this season, as many NCAA Division I schools were competing as well.

On the first day of competition, both the men’s and women’s distance medley relay teams finished well enough to earn a berth in the GNAC championships later this month.

On the men’s side, the combination of Adam Reid, Stuart Ellenwood, Ryan Brockerville, and Keir Forster ran their way into second place in the event. The women’s team of Michaela Kane, Sarah Sawatzky, Lindsey Butterworth, and Abbey Vogt finished sixth on their side of the event. Many of these runners had already earned spots in the championship in different events, but the two sides solidified SFU’s already notable presence in the presence.

Butterworth, Sawatzky, Kane, Forster, Brockerville, and Reid were also among the eight Clan runners to perform well enough on the events’ second day to earn one more race in the championships. Yubai Liu and Anton Hemeniuk will join those six as their performances in the 800-metre and 3000-metre events, respectively, were good enough to qualify as well.

Needless to say, the Clan will have their presence felt when the championships eventually roll around, and if you’re not paying attention yet, it’s about time you were.

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