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26th annual Trout Lake elementary school x-country meet: In pictures

More than 3,100 young runners took to the course
Megan Stewart

The rain held off for most of the day until the clouds opened over John Hendry Park and soaked the already muddy and trampled race course.听

Not that a little weather could hold back these elementary school runners as 3,184 children competed in the 26th annual district cross-country meet around Trout Lake Oct. 20.
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The largest races were the two Grade 4 classes with 344 boys and 304 girls. A total of 1,698 girls ran and 1,486 boys.
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In the Grade 7 girls race, 171 racers ran around Trout Lake in the annual 麻豆传媒映画elementary school cross-country meet at John Hendry Park on Oct. 20, 2016. Photo Dan Toulgoet

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Grade 7 girls take off from the start line. Photo Dan Toulgoet

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The course was water-logged long before the rain started. Photo Dan Toulgoet

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Racers jockey for position during the Grade 3 boys race. Photo Dan Toulgoet

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Brian Wong, a teacher and volunteer pace-setter, dresses in ears and face pain as the race "rabbit" to lead students around Trout Lake in the annual 麻豆传媒映画elementary school cross-country meet at John Hendry Park on Oct. 20, 2016.听Photo Dan Toulgoet

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In the Grade 2 boys race, 152 runners race around Trout Lake. Photo Dan Toulgoet

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Parents cheer on students as Grade 2 boys race around Trout Lake. Photo Dan Toulgoet

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Grade 7 students from Van Horn elementary school (from left) Kai Yang, 12, Hazara Sandhu, 12, and Adrienne Horan, cheer on younger racers in the annual 麻豆传媒映画elementary school cross-country meet at John Hendry Park on Oct. 20, 2016. Photo Dan Toulgoet