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Abigail Yakemchuk runs to the finish line at the Canada West Championships
Steph Bunch

Women's Cross Country/Track Theo Wan

Yakemchuk captures bronze, women’s team places fifth at Canada West Championships

Heat reach individual podium for the fourth time in five seasons

CALGARY – Abigail Yakemchuk of the UBCO women's cross country team continued her impressive collegiate campaign, capturing her third medal of the season at the Canada West Championships. 

The Surrey, B.C., native claimed bronze in a competitive 60-person field on Saturday at the Canada West Championships, hosted by the Calgary Dinos at St. Mary's University. 

"It was a tough course, and I am thrilled to finish third in my last Canada West Championships," Yakemchuk said. 

Crossing the finish line of the eight-kilometre race in 30 minutes and 44 seconds, Yakemchuk finished 19 seconds ahead of Elissa Frielink of the Victoria Vikes, who finished fourth, using a strong opening two laps to establish separation. For her podium finish, the applied sciences student was named a Canada West First Team All-Star. 

"Abigail did a great job running with the front pack and pulling away from the main pack over the last half of the race," said head coach Malindi Elmore. "We knew the Victoria women would press, and she fought hard for a bronze medal today. It's a great way for her to cap her Canada West career." 

The Heat placed fifth with a total of 123 points, while the Victoria Vikes captured first, sweeping both the women's and men's titles at the event for the second straight year. Both the gold and silver medal winners were from the Vikes as Madelyn Eybergen, last year's silver medallist, finished first in 29:16, while Marisha Thompson took home silver with a time of 29:57.

"The women's team had a solid showing after managing a few injuries this year," Elmore said. "Ella Wigmore, a senior, ran a strong final Canada West race today as well." 

Rounding out the UBCO results, Wigmore and Sophie Hamilton finished 31st and 33rd, respectively, with times of 32:53 and 33:13, while Anna-Veronika Titova (40th – 33:44) and Maraid Johnson (42nd, 33:46) also scored points while crossing the line just two seconds apart. 

HEAT INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 
3. Abigail Yakemchuk – 30:44 – First Team All-Star
31. Ella Wigmore – 32:53 
33. Sophie Hamilton – 33:13 
40. Anna-Veronika Titova – 33:44 
42. Maraid Johnson – 33:46 
48. Tessa Coyle – 34:59 

TEAM STANDINGS 
1. Victoria Vikes – 35 points
2. UBC Thunderbirds – 39 
3. Alberta Pandas – 82 
4. Calgary Dinos – 110 
5. UBCO Heat – 123 
6. Saskatchewan Huskies – 144 

CANADA WEST MAJOR AWARD WINNERS 
Champion (Harold Wright Trophy): Victoria Vikes 
Team Coach of the Year: Hilary Stellingwerff, Victoria 
Rookie of the Year: Hailie Robertson, Victoria 
Student-Athlete Community Service Award: Amaia Ervin-Arambarri, Calgary 
Athlete of the Year: Madelyn Eybergen, Victoria 

CANADA WEST FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS 
Madelyn Eybergen, Victoria 
Marisha Thompson, Victoria 
Abigail Yakemchuk, UBCO 
Elissa Frielink, Victoria 
Mia Zurkovic, UBC 
Sarah MacGillivray, UBC 
Natalie Boston, Alberta 

CANADA WEST SECOND TEAM ALL-STARS 
Grace Beach, UBC 
Clare Goodison, UBC 
Jamie Gladdish, Alberta 
Katelyn Cotterrell, UBC 
Brooke Lawlor, Victoria 
Rachel McDonald, UBC 
Amaia Ervin-Arambarri, Calgary 

CANADA WEST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 
Hailie Robertson, Victoria 
Jaida LaFleur, Regina 
Sofia Ouellet, Regina 
Kieva Birmingham, UBC 
Sophie Shaffer, Alberta 

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Players Mentioned

Tessa Coyle

Tessa Coyle

5' 10"
Junior
2nd Year
Sophie Hamilton

Sophie Hamilton

5' 6"
Senior
3rd Year
Maraid Johnson

Maraid Johnson

5' 6"
Sophomore
2nd Year
Anna-Veronika Titova

Anna-Veronika Titova

5' 4"
Junior
1st Year
Ella Wigmore

Ella Wigmore

5' 4"
Fifth Year
5th Year
Abigail Yakemchuk

Abigail Yakemchuk

5' 3"
Junior
3rd

Players Mentioned

Tessa Coyle

Tessa Coyle

5' 10"
Junior
2nd Year
Sophie Hamilton

Sophie Hamilton

5' 6"
Senior
3rd Year
Maraid Johnson

Maraid Johnson

5' 6"
Sophomore
2nd Year
Anna-Veronika Titova

Anna-Veronika Titova

5' 4"
Junior
1st Year
Ella Wigmore

Ella Wigmore

5' 4"
Fifth Year
5th Year
Abigail Yakemchuk

Abigail Yakemchuk

5' 3"
Junior
3rd