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| Andrena Patterson indicating she wants me to take 10 photos. So I did. |
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| Fastest male Scott Russell |
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| Fastest female Ruby Muir (an off-road specialist) |
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| Fastest male and dog, Michael Daly and Rover |
The Centennial Cup is an out and back 5k race which replaces
the old Le Gaye race that started in Derwent St and included the big hill on Beach
St that took you over into Owhiro Bay.
Both races are sealed handicap but as at the time of writing there are
no published results – a bit disappointing really. I suppose participants will have to wait for
Api’s weekly newsletter for these.
Historically the Le Gaye was used to help pick teams for the
Shaw Baton Relay, and because of this there was generally a good turnout For the
Centennial Cup I did wonder where some of the fast Scottish runners were but it
seems that a few were preoccupied racing elsewhere, Waitarere Beach to be specific.
The clubs Facebook page reported that Nick Horspool (32.40) and Tim Hodge (33.33) finished the Great Forest 10k in 1st and 2nd place respectively with new member Matt Bonner (35.42) in 3rd place.
Unfortunately the Facebook page did not mention Niam Macdonald’s 3rd placing in the half-marathon option in a time of 1.13.58. Full Great Forest results are here and hopefully Api will pick these results up for his weekly newsletter.
The clubs Facebook page reported that Nick Horspool (32.40) and Tim Hodge (33.33) finished the Great Forest 10k in 1st and 2nd place respectively with new member Matt Bonner (35.42) in 3rd place.
Unfortunately the Facebook page did not mention Niam Macdonald’s 3rd placing in the half-marathon option in a time of 1.13.58. Full Great Forest results are here and hopefully Api will pick these results up for his weekly newsletter.
Peter Tearle Cup (where are they?)
Kids Results
2km
1 MacIntyre Stevens
8.59
2 Niamh Fyfe
9:04 First Girl
3 Maaike Day 9:53
4 Jelle Kaiser 10.17
5 Matthew Wallis 10.48
1km
1 Aysha MacLean
6:28
2 Spike Hayvice
6.32
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| Niamh Fyfe 2nd fastest overall and first girl |
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| MacIntyre Stevens fastest overall |
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| Maaike Day |
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| Jelle Kaiser |
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| Matthew Wallis |
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| Aysha MacLean |
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| Spike the tyke Hayvice |
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| Rowan Hooper |
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| Kristian Day (another off-road specialist coached by Ex Scottish Craig Kirkwood) . He is a 70 minute half-marathoner and has clocked 2.37 for the marathon. |
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| Stephen Day just managing to cope with a flat course |
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| Harrison Burnard never misses an opportunitiy to race |
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| Andrew Wharton |
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| Chris Wharam |
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| Valentino Luis-Hernandez |
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| Miles Jones |
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| Andy Ford chasing Grant McLean |
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| Peter Stevens |
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| Jamie White, late for the finish |
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| James Turner, new club handicapper |
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| Jim Jones |
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| Phil Sadgrove, 2nd on handicap |
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| Ayesha Shafia, a 5k waterfront regular |
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| Dion Gamperle |
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| Tony Wolken |
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| Gerard Gordon |
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| Michael Wray |
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| Karl Jackson |
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| Nick Bagnall 3rd on handicap |
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| Matyas James |
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| John Plimmer |
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| Marshall Clark |
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| Jamie Dunn & Ben Isaacs |
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| Tricia Sloan |
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| Petra Bolitho 1st on handicap |
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| Dorota Starzak |
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| Glenn Wallis |
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| Rachel Cunningham |
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| Paul Rodway |
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| Lyn Clark |
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| Pam Graham |
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| Helen Bradford |
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| Helen Willis |
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| Michael Daly and Rover |
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| Rover trying to look cool for the finish |
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| Bob Stephens |
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| Caroline Fyfe |
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| Stephanie Cheevers |
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| Ross Lake |
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| Christina Gardiner |
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| Stu Beresford |
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| Karen Jenkinson |
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| Della Laird |
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| Nigel Roberts |
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| Sharon Wray |
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| Loretta Desourdy |
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| Maria Chandler |
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| Don Stevens |
