Mustang runners chase down GHAC cross-counflysilver 5' Ella Kubas wouldn't be denied g again. ,5 A heartbreaking two seconds shy - of qualifying for OFSAA last fall, the Milton District crossâ€"country run- ner ï¬rmly stamped her ticket to the provincial championships this time around. She did so with a 15:35 perfor- mance at a hilly Hilton Falls Con- servation Area Friday â€" which was good enough for second in the s fourâ€"kilometre junior girls division. The top two teams and top ï¬ve 3 individuals after that advance to __ OFSAA. E A standout on the triathlon scene 8. this past summer with the Milton é Tomados,’ Kubas ï¬nished just ï¬ve 2 seconds back of winner Bridget § Hall of Oakville’s Iroquois Ridge. 3 She'll now join fellow Mustang Em- ' ily Wesseling at OFSAA Saturday, Nov. 7 at Duntroon’s Highland Nor- dic (near Collingwood). No stranger to the provincial championships, Wesseling is set to BR midget boys, CKSS midget girls also qualify for OFSAA j MILTON HEIGHTS .ACII. Aer“ & “Om SWAP make her fourth straight appear- ance after also placing second at GHAC â€" doing so for the second year in a row. Part of Guelph's Speed River cross country and track and ï¬eld club, she shed seven seconds off last year’s showing in the Sim senior girls course â€" clocking in at 19:27. That put her 18 seconds behind defending champion Mackenzie Cameron of Georgetown's Christ the King. The Mustangs' secondâ€"place ï¬nish- es highlighted the best GHAC cam- paign in recent memory for Milton runners. Also heading to OFSAA with sec- ond-place team placings are the Bishop Reding midget boys (5km) and the Craig Kielburger midget girls (3km). Leading the Royals with an eighth- place effort â€"â€" in 20:27 â€" was Con- nor Leung. while Brendan Jones and Caleb Coiling crossed the line less than a minute later for 16th and 20th respectively. Alena Spehar was the top ï¬nisher for the Spartans. needing exactly 15 minutestograb 11th spot. Lessthanaminute behindfor 18th and 19th were Hannah Gao and Mya Sciberras.