SQUAMISH, B.C. – Steve Reeves of Freetown had a strong showing in the 50-kilometre event of the Squamish 50 on Sunday.
Reeves finished sixth overall in a time of 5:47:29.
“The Squamish 50 races are tough, truly unforgettable trail running experiences,” reads the event’s website. “With our marquee 50-mile race boasting over 90 per cent single track and more than 11,000 feet of climbing and descent, topped off by stunning sweeping vistas across glaciated snow-capped peaks that jut straight out of the Pacific Ocean, these courses are sure to take your breath away.”
Reeves won the 2018 Saloman Sonofa Gunofa Run at Five Islands, N.S., in July. Reeves ran 139.2 kilometres over two days to emerge victorious in the last-man standing event.
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