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The Lethbridge College Kodiaks women’s cross country team are national champions. The Kodiaks braved the weather to claim the gold medal at the CCAA championships in Grande Prairie, while Sophia Nowicki claimed a national bronze medal.

Sean Carey keeps adding to his accolades as he was named CCAA national men’s soccer coach of the year at the CCAA awards banquet.

Fresh off winning the first ACAC championship in program history, the Lethbridge College men’s soccer team joins seven other teams from across Canada at the CCAA championships.

Lethbridge College Kodiaks cross country running star Sophia Nowicki leads her team into the CCAA national championships on Saturday in Grande Prairie. Nowicki will look to repeat as national champion, while her women’s team aims to improve on the silver medal it won at last year’s Canadian championships.

With more than 50 in-demand programs that lead to exciting careers, there is something for everyone at Lethbridge College. Be ready to take that next step by attending the college’s Fall Open House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday in the Val Matteotti Gymnasium.

Here is a look at events happening on the Lethbridge College campus from Nov. 4 to 11, 2019.

For the first time ever the Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s soccer team has won the ACAC championship. The Kodiaks beat Red Deer College 2-0 in the gold medal match on Sunday evening in Edmonton to earn the banner.

Sophia Nowicki keeps padding her resume as one of the top runners to ever lace up in the ACAC. Nowicki won her second-straight ACAC championship on Saturday in Calgary, running her Canadian college winning streak to 10 races. Nowicki’s triumph helped the Kodiaks women’s team repeat as ACAC champions, while Simon Schaerz was named ACAC coach of the year.