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Whalsay’s Michelle triumphs in Glasgow cross country run

Jim Tait December 8, 2015 0
A mud-splattered but happy Michelle Sandison crosses the finish line to win.
A mud-splattered but happy Michelle Sandison crosses the finish line to win.

Whalsay runner Michelle Sandison, who lives in Glasgow, produced another exceptional performance to win the West of Scotland Cross Country Championships in Glasgow at the weekend.

She dominated a strong field of 130 athletes, winning the title for the second year running in horrendous underfoot conditions.

After the race She said: “I am so happy with that run. The field was stronger than when I won last year. That was the muddiest cross country race I have ever run.”

Sandison’s performance has guaranteed her a place in the West of Scotland team to run at the Great Edinburgh International Cross Country on 9th January.

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