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Cody Reaume competes in the Alberta Provincial Indoor Track and Field Championships, held March 12-13 at the Universiade Pavilion in Edmonton. Deborah Powell photo

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Fourteen SAIT students competed in the Alberta Provincial Indoor Track and Field Championships, held March 12-13 at the Universiade Pavilion in Edmonton. Brett Ullyott finished 16th in the menâs 800-metre run and 17th in the 3,000m. Deborah Powell Photo

The SAIT Trojans cross-country team competed in the Alberta Provincial Indoor Track and Field Championships, held March 12-13 at the Universiade Pavilion in Edmonton. Josh Inhaber leads the pack, with Cody Reaume and John Wrightson behind him. Deborah Powell photo

Jamie Grant, head coach for SAITâs cross-country team, congratulates Trojans Cody Reaume and Brett Ullyott. Grant started the event in conjunction with a coach from Concordia. âWeâre trying to grow this to potentially be its own sport,â Grant said. âYou canât have a competitive team if you only run two months of the year.â
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Jessie Brilz takes off in the senior womenâs 400m. She placed 9th. Deborah Powell photo

Heather Campbell approaches the finish line of the Senior Womens 400m. Deborah Powell photo

Trojan Arman Aituar takes off during a race at the Alberta Provincial Indoor Track and Field Championships, held March 12-13 at the Universiade Pavilion in Edmonton. Deborah Powell photo

Cody Reaume competes in the Alberta Provincial Indoor Track and Field Championships, held March 12-13 at the Universiade Pavilion in Edmonton. Deborah Powell photo

SAIT Trojan Reid (Bennet) Sudds congratulates teammate Cody Reaume. Deborah Powell photo

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