Canada's Scott wins World Cup women's cross country in Sapporo

Canada's Scott wins World Cup women's cross country in Sapporo

SAPPORO, Japan - Beckie Scott of Canada competes during the women's pursuit 15-kilometer race in the World Cup Cross Country event in Sapporo on March 19. Scott won the race.

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