The Ugsel departmental cross-country events held in Averton brought together nearly a thousand middle and high school students from private schools, offering a remarkable sporting spectacle.
The Ugsel departmental cross-country races took place in Averton in a remarkable sporting atmosphere. Nearly 1,000 students from private schools answered the call, once again demonstrating young people's enthusiasm for this demanding discipline. On Wednesday, November 4, 2026, the Averton grounds vibrated to the rhythm of the strides of these up-and-coming athletes.
This competition, which brings together the best crossmen and crosswomen from each school, is a must-attend event on the Ugsel sporting calendar. The students tackled courses adapted to their category, with elevation changes and technical difficulties designed to highlight their endurance and self-transcendence. Each race offered its share of surprises and individual performances.
Don Bosco Mayenne particularly stood out during this day, taking a large share of the distinctions. The Mayenne schools managed to shine thanks to rigorous preparation and a remarkable collective spirit. This dominance confirms the academy's positive momentum in off-track running events.
Beyond the results, this day highlighted the values dear to Ugsel: respect, solidarity, and commitment. The teachers and educators present praised the quality of the organization and the smooth running of the events. The next regional championships are approaching, and those selected will be eager to perpetuate this fine image of Mayenne school cross-country.
This competition, which brings together the best crossmen and crosswomen from each school, is a must-attend event on the Ugsel sporting calendar. The students tackled courses adapted to their category, with elevation changes and technical difficulties designed to highlight their endurance and self-transcendence. Each race offered its share of surprises and individual performances.
Don Bosco Mayenne particularly stood out during this day, taking a large share of the distinctions. The Mayenne schools managed to shine thanks to rigorous preparation and a remarkable collective spirit. This dominance confirms the academy's positive momentum in off-track running events.
Beyond the results, this day highlighted the values dear to Ugsel: respect, solidarity, and commitment. The teachers and educators present praised the quality of the organization and the smooth running of the events. The next regional championships are approaching, and those selected will be eager to perpetuate this fine image of Mayenne school cross-country.
Advertisement
Source: Ouest-France