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Julie-Anne Staehli wins fourth straight Canadian 5K women's title in Montreal
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Julie-Anne Staehli won her fourth consecutive Canadian 5K women's title at the Marathon Beneva de Montréal, finishing in 15:49. She held off Makenna Fitzgerald, who was reported at 15:51, and Siona Chisholm, reported at 15:59. In the men's national title race, Quebec's Matthew Beaudet took the win over Jean-Simon Desgagnés, with both runners listed at 14:18, while Liam Donnelly was reported third in 14:20. The championships were held alongside the sold-out Sports Experts 5K, which also hosted the Canadian 5K Age Group (Masters) Championships for runners 35 and older. This is the only report available so far, so the account of the event remains limited to these results and the surrounding race details.
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Julie-Anne Staehli won her fourth consecutive Canadian 5K women's title at the Marathon Beneva de Montréal in 15:49, holding off Makenna Fitzgerald (15:51) and Siona Chisholm (15:59). Quebec's Matthew Beaudet took the men's national title over Jean-Simon Desgagnés, both listed at 14:18, with Liam Donnelly third in 14:20. The championships ran alongside the sold-out Sports Experts 5K, which also hosted the Canadian 5K Age Group (Masters) Championships for runners 35 and older.
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