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PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2015
PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUBNEWSLETTER June 2015
PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUBh t t p : / / w w w . p o r t h i l l s . o r g . n z
Port Hills Athletic Club, PO Box 12-069, Beckenham.Clubrooms: Hansen Park, Hawford Road, Opawa.
Contact names and Phone numbers
PRESIDENT Kevin Jago 980-2457VICE PRESIDENT Tony Hill 981-2269SECRETARY Bernadette Jago 980-2457TREASURER Peter King 341-1154
XC & ROAD ACTING CLUB CAPTAINJamie Hawker 027 228-0638
XC & ROAD JUNIOR, CLUB CAPTAINPaul Johnston 332-1894
T & F CLUB CAPTAINKerry Rutherford 981-0941
T & F JUNIOR, CLUB CAPTAINSue Leadbeater 366-2376
SELECTORSKevin Knight 358-7220Peter Watts 332-1964
COMMITTEEMegan Allen 337-9953Peter Bayliss 980-8395Sarah Clapp 322-4166Lina ElliottAmanda Landers 960-7061Glen Watts 332-1964
Your NewsletterContributions for the next issue should bereceived by 19th July 2015. Please post articles toPO Box 12-069, Beckenham; Or leave them in themail box at the clubrooms; Or email (text onlyplease) to one of the editorial team:
John Caughley [email protected]
George Edwards [email protected]. nz
Paul Johnston [email protected]
THE CLUB WEEK
This month’s ContentsPresident and Captains’ columns p 3Coming Events p 3Notices pp 4, 5Events & Results pp 6 – 10Photos pp 5, 6, 9 – 11
Cover photo: Start of Children’s 8 to 10 yrs gradesat the Andrew Reese Memorial races.(See page 10.)
UniformsAdults’: available from Faye Fyfe, Ph 942-3366
Singlets $40, Jackets $45, Caps $10Training jackets (fluoro yellow) $53.
Children’s: from Megan Allan, Ph 337-9953.
Newsletter Advertising Rates1/4 page: $10/issue; $100/year (11 issues)1/2 page: $20/issue; $180/yearFull page: $35/issue; $350/year
Call Peter King or John Caughley
This is intended as a guide to regular clubactivities for members and interested persons.Please refer to the Club Website (see above)for up-to-date information,or ring the contact numbers, as theinformation below may change.
MONDAY4.30pm Juniors (ages 5 – 12) Cross-country training –
Halswell Quarry: Phil Chapman (322-4266)
5.00pm Seniors (ages 19+) Speed workouts –Ayr St, Hagley Park: Jamie Hawker (027-2280638).
TUESDAY4.45pm Juniors (ages 5 – 18) Cross-country training
Hansen Park: Paul Johnston (027 4058229)5.00pm Seniors (ages 19+) Hill reps or Circuit training –
Sign of the Takahe: Jamie Hawker (027-2280638).
WEDNESDAY9.30am Hill run/walk for all levels –
Hansen Park: Glen Watts (332-1964).5.00pm Seniors (ages 19+) Speed workouts –
Ayr St, Hagley Park: Jamie Hawker (027-2280638)
THURSDAY
4.45pm Juniors (ages 5-18) Cross-country training –Hansen Park: Paul Johnston (0274058229)
5.00pm Seniors (ages 19+) Steady state /Speed workoutsAyr St, Hagley Park: Jamie Hawker (027-2280638).
FRIDAY9.30am A flat run/bike/walk for all fitness levels –
Hansen Park: Glen Watts (332-1964)
SATURDAYTBA See Club Calendar and
Coming Events for details for Saturdays.
SUNDAY7.30am Hill run (Long run on the Port Hills) –
meet 31 Dunn St:: Jamie Hawker (027-2280638).
PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2015. Page 3
PRESIDENT’S REPORT
At the May meeting of the Committee PeterWatts, through Glen, tendered his resignationfrom the Committee. After so many years ofhis involvement in the St Martins Club andthe rebranded Port Hills Athletic Club,Peter’s leadership will be greatly missed.Peter has attended nearly every club run inhis time with the club, only missing when atan interclub race, competing at South Island,New Zealand or Oceania Championships orthe occasional marathon. He continues tocoach a number of Port Hills athletes. JamieHawker is doing a great job as Acting ClubCaptain in this role until the Annual GeneralMeeting. Lina Elliott has filled Peter’s/Jamie’s position on the Committee. Lina hasbeen with the club for many years and it waspleasing to welcome her onto the Committee.It is interesting to note that the Committee isnow comprised of 7 women and 6 men, anhistorical moment for the club.
During this winter recess time of the year fortrack and field, Kerry Rutherford is seekingfunding for the purchase of new high jumplanding pads.
Cross country and road running members arecontinuing to perform well, with a largenumber competing in the ChristchurchAirport Marathon events. Our youngermembers are achieving top placings in crosscountry races.
Please note that our club is duty club for theset up of the New Zealand Cross CountryChampionships on Friday, 31st July at theHalswell Quarry. The Championships are onSaturday, 1st August.
The Annual General Meeting is onWednesday, 12th August 2015. It would begreat to see you all there.
Kevin JagoPresident
PORT HILLS CROSS COUNTRY &ROAD REPORT MAY/JUNE 2015
Hi Members,
Well, things are ticking along very well at this stageof the cross country season.
The Jane Patterson was well supported and saw manyclub runners enjoy the day out on course.
The club run put on by Ray and Peter King aroundHagley Park was very popular with club runnersenjoying the nice sunny autumn weather and a greatway to see parts of our city that we don’t usually seewith a hot drink, nibbles, and great conversations tofill in the afternoon. Many thanks Peter and Ray.
The Airport Marathon, Half Marathon, 10K andChildren’s races were held on June 1st with overtwenty-four club members taking part in the threelonger races. Port Hills members performed very well,with some PB’s attained. Check out results in the clubnewsletter (page 7).
The Holloway Memorial races were held at a newvenue closer to home over the old Ascot golf coursewhich made for some top running over a good crosscountry course. Once again there were many good per-formances. (See page 9)
Last weekend the Andrew Reece Memorial Races /Relays were held at Woodend Beach Domain.Numbers were a little down from past events butmaybe members are recovering from the BIG ChChmarathon weekend?
Following on from the Andrew Reece Relays is TheKennett Cup / South Island Cross Country Champs atQE ll.
And as most of you will have heard there is NO GretaValley Relay race on later this year.
Keep up the good running.
Jamie HawkerActing Senior Cross Country & Road Club Captain
June20th Sat 2.00 Club Run/walk, Hansen Park27th Sat 1.15 Kennett Cup / SI XC Champs, QE2 Park28th Sun Teenage Sunday Run, PTH hosting
July4th Sat 2.00 Club Run/walk, Hansen Park11th Sat 1.00 Canterbury XC Champs, Halswell Quarry18th Sat 2.00 Club XC Champs – pbap, Hansen Park25th Sat 12.30 Lakeside Relays, Roto Kohatu
August1st Sat 11.00 NZ XC Champs, Halswell Quarry8th Sat 2.00 Club Road Champs – pbap, Hansen Park
COMING EVENTS
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PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETINGWednesday 12 August 2015The Annual Meeting of the Port Hills Athletic Club Incorporated is to be held in the Clubrooms, Hansen Park,
Hawford Rd, Opawa, at 7.30pm Wednesday, 12th August 2015.
Agenda:1. Apologies
2. Approval of proxies
3. Approval of minutes of the 2014 AGM
4. Consideration and approval of Annual Report
5. Consideration and approval of Financial Accounts
6. Election of officers
7. Election of Life Members
8. Setting of Club fees
9. General Business.
Nominations for Office
Nominations are sought for the committee positions as listed on the nomination form. Nominations must be onthis form and must be received by the Secretary no later than Monday 20th July 2015. Under the constitutionnominations for any position may only be accepted at the meeting when no prior nominations have beenreceived, and a member can only hold one committee position at one time.
Any nominee for a committee position must be a financial member of the Club and must be nominated by twofinancial members of the Club who have been members of the Club for at least three months. Please note thatin the case of members who are under the age of 15 years a parent or guardian may be nominated for acommittee position and/or may act as a nominator.
Port Hills Athletic Club Committee Nomination
We hereby nominate ……………………………………………….
For the position of President, Vice President, Track & Field Club Captain, Track & Field Junior Club Captain,Cross Country & Road Running Club Captain, Cross Country & Road Running Junior Club Captain, Secretary,Treasurer, Committee position representing Track & Field, Committee position representing Cross Country &Road Running, Committee position representing Children on the Port Hills Athletic Club Committee. [Pleasecircle the appropriate position.]
Name of Nominator ………………………….. Signature …………………………..
Name of Nominator ………………………….. Signature …………………………..
I accept the above Nomination ………………………….... Signature of Nominee
……………… Date
Annual General Meeting call for remits/notices of motion.
Remits/Notices of Motion must be lodged with the Secretary no later than Monday 20th July 2015.Address for remits, notices of motion and nominations:
The Secretary or put in the Clubroom mail box,Port Hills Athletic Club or email to [email protected]. O. Box 12069, BeckenhamChristchurch 8242
Proxy for 12th August 2015 Annual Meeting ofThe Port Hills Athletic Club Incorporated
I give my proxy to…………………………………………….
Name …………………………………………………….
Signature………………………………………………. Date………………..
Note That the Constitution allows any voting member no more than 3 proxy votes. All proxies must be inwriting, advised to the Secretary and qualified prior to the meeting.
PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2015. Page 5
JR has been thinking
I have asked the editor to include two photos withthis column. The first photo shows Colleenwearing her medal from the Rotorua Marathon.She has run 55 marathons! “Well Done! Youhave inspired me to do a marathon before I shootthrough.”
The second photo is of Penny Reid, nee Thrasher.Penny is back from the UK for good this time, Ihope. Penny is being coached by Max Wood, forsprints on the track. Penny's Mum and Dad hadPowney Lodge at Kirwee, where Sandra and Ifarmed for 35 years. She was one of the first tojoin a youth group I started with our eldestdaughter. I ran it for 15 years
It was great to be part of a team on Saturday, inthe Andrew Reese Memorial Relay. I didn't knowAndrew that well but had some great discussionas we ran together at Port Hills’ Wednesday runs.
Have a great month.
Cheers, John Eastmond.
Bright Observations
Minutes at the table do not fatten you –it’s the Seconds that do.
Mosquito: A small insect designed byGod to make us think better of flies.
Father to Johnny: “Do you know whathappens to liars when they die?”Johnny: :Yes, they lie still.”
What word of only three syllablescontains in it twenty-six letters?Answer: “Alphabet”
Why does a stork stand on one leg?Answer: “If he lifted that leg, he wouldfall down.”
The Wednesday morning groupgetting instructed before they set out.
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Jane Paterson Cross Country – Seniors16 May 2015, at Rawhiti Domain
OW 6km5th 26.29 Isla Smith
MW 50 6 km1st 28.44 Robyn Daly
W55 6km2nd 35.00 Wendy Fox-Turnbull
W65 6 km1st 31.45 Loris Reed
W70 6 km1st 40.59 Julie Roots
Teams race: MW 3rd
M40 9 km12th 41.13 Mike Dillon
M45 9 km7th 37.50 Ian Curd
M55 9 km4th 39.48 Phil Chapman6th 40.43 Tom Jarman13th 50.51 Rick Harlow14th 51.12 Tom Reihana15th 58.55 Mark Russell
M60 9 km4th 40.41 Rod Vardy10th 69.46 Kevin Knight
M65 6km2nd 37.14 Peter Daly
M70 7.5 km2nd 54.21 Terry Warren
M75 7.5 km1st 49.19 Eric Saxby2nd 55.00 John Caughley
Teams race: M55 1st
Christchurch Secondary School CrossCountry Champs
26 May 2015
Port Hills Athletic were well represented in therecent Christchurch Secondary Schools CrossCountry Champs, held out at the familiar courseat Halswell Quarry in very good conditions forcross country running. A total of 17 athletesrepresenting their various schools competed wellacross all the age grades.Paul
Results as follows:
U14 Girls1st Liliana Braun3rd Eva Pringle5th Martina Conner13th Sarah McClure14th Kate Davidson41st Laura Anderson
U14 Boys4th Gregor Mackay
Junior Girls4th Maggie McInnes5th Louise Daly14th Niva Chittock19th Maia Reid
Junior Boys8th Gregory Coleman
Intermediate Girls11th Annika Levestam24th Ella McClure25th Tayla Clarke
Intermediate Boys11th Farran Landers
Senior Boys11th Isaac Johnston
Primary and Intermediate Zonesand Central Cross Country Champs
Well done to all the kids who have competed inthe recent zones and central schools crosscountry champs. The results are still comingthrough but suffice to say we had a lot of athletescompeting and a lot of really great results.
By the time the next newsletter comes out I mayhave actually compiled the results!!
Paul
Port Hills runners around the EZ-up shelterbefore the Holloway race
PORT HILLS ATHLETIC CLUB NEWSLETTER June 2015. Page 7
CHRISTCHURCH MARATHON, HALF M, TEN K
31 May 2015Gun / Chip / Age
Place — time; Place — time; Place — group; Name
Marathon65th 3.12.52 69th 3.12.47 4th M50-59 Jamie Hawker318th 4.10.03 321st 4.08.14 127th M20-39 Richard Anthony507th 5.30.45 505th 5.25.34 5th W60-69 Shirley Rolston
Half Marathon93rd 1.24.57 93rd 1.24.51 9th W20-39 Jo Buick95th 1.25.18 95th 1.25.14 13th M40-49 Ian Curd145th 1.29.36 155th 1.29.31 15th M50-59 Chris Arnold156th 130.12 161st 1.30.05 15th W20-39 Isla Smith248th 1.34.43 261st 1.34.35 6th M60-59 Len Millward255th 1.34.54 245th 1.33.43 40th M40-49 Anthony Eadon-Jones348th 1.39.08 308th 1.36.44 156th M20-39 Brendan Whittington527th 1.44.01 558th 1.43.54 14th M60-69 John Shivas604th 1.46.58 666th 1.46.47 19th M60-69 Peter King624th 1.47.26 585th 1.44.42 105th M40-49 Mark Johnson632nd 1.47.48 622nd 1.45.49 112th M40-49 Tony Hill715th 1.49.58 794th 1.49.45 11th W50-59 Jill Callon1163rd 2.00.41 1273 1.59.59 32nd W50-59 Trudi Baty1267th 2.03.04 1249th 1.59.37 119th M50-59 Keith Ross!295th 2.03.36 1259th 1.59.46 152nd M50-59 Shayne Doyle1352nd 2.04.55 1421st 2.03.58 130th W40-49 Julie Edwards1412th 2.07.02 1485th 2.06.20 131st M50-59 Lincoln Baty1617th 2.13.50 1598th 2.09.38 11th W60-69 Lois Anderson1660th 2.15.52 1663rd 2.12.26 12th W60-69 Jane Ross1701st 2.18.57 1719th 2.15.53 1st W70-99 Julie Roots
Half Marathon Race Walk2nd 2.02.31 2nd 2.02.08 1st W20-39, Race Walk Kate Newitt
10 km29th 37.32 29th 37.31 2nd W20-39 Sarah Gardiner35th 39.28 35th 38.54 10th M20-39 Farran Landers47th 41.11 45th 40.43 5th M40+ Tom Jarman105th 45.45 119th 45.34 24th M40+ Hugh Conly136th 47.29 110th 45.18 8th W20-39 Annika Levestam140th 47.34 161st 47.24 34th M40+ Rick Harlow511th 58.46 472nd 55.23 52nd W40+ Rachel Hill655th 1.01.53 576th 57.26 74th W40+ Fiona Cassie1178th 1.33.16 1178th 1.29.42 177th M40+ John Waite
Christchurch Airport Half Marathon
Sunday 31st May
Great to be back in the central city again. What adifference a venue makes. Hundreds ofsupporters cheering the competitors all the wayaround the course and a completely differentatmosphere to the whole event. The first timeback in the city centre since the earthquakes andlong may it last. And of course I could walk toand from the start!
The Christchurch half marathon doubled as theNew Zealand half marathon championship andwas run through the centre of the city on a perfectday for running: cool, no wind and sunny. Lots ofClub members present but sadly far fewer Club
singlets in evidence. Why the reluctance to run inClub colours? Despite the eagle eye of Glentallying twenty one members in the Half it ispossible you have been missed if you were not inthe Club colours.In terms of results it was the women to the fore.The best time for any of our members was JoBuick who backed up her Canterburychampionship win with an excellent 1:24.57 and9th in the Senior Women. In the same grade IslaSmith was 15th with a great 1:30.12. Kate Newittwon the Senior Women in 2:02.31 and was insecond place overall in the race walk. Also in theWomen 70+ Julie Root was 1st in 2:18.57.
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Christchurch Marathon31st May 2015
After a 12 week running programme, combinedwith 10 weeks of core strength exercises (approx.30 mins3-4 times weekly) I had prepared myself tochallenge my previous PB and entered theChristchurch Marathon which was back in ourcity. The morning weather was was to be a -3degrees start (Last year’s was -5) so as I travelledinto our city with my support crew my hands andtoes were getting colder but my mind was racingalready with all sorts of questions one gets beforea “big, trained for” race. Have I done enoughtraining? What if this happens or that happens? Iplayed over in my head many scenarios to helpprepare my head for this race.
My support crew was my wife, and my 2 sons(one coming back over from Aussie) with helpand cheers from many club members who werethere to support me and other club runners on thisday with a special person cheering me on fromhis home (Thanks Pete). What more greatmotivation did I need!!!!
There was a real buzz from everyone, runners,officials, families and many supporters at the startline now that our marathon was back in our city.The countdown came quickly after the firstwheelchair person headed off into the cold airand then we were off.
Now as my coach says don’t go out too fast likeso many less experienced runners do and to keepto a pace that was comfortable early on but keepme in touch to try to better my PB and look forthat magic sub 3 hr marathon.
I have been training with some great runners andwhen Chris offered to pace me for the first half as(he also was looking for a good ½ marathon time,and he did one) our pace was very similar.
I had done my homework on another veryimportant part of my preparations (nutrition) orso I had thought and had some Tailwind/waterelectrolytes at each of the 5k special drinks tables(which was my first time for a marathon but hadused Tailwind in many training sessions) afterhaving carried Gels and getting water at the aidstations previously.
The support from my family, Heather, and withChris running beside me and seeing many manyclub supporters calling out your name as you racepast them (you really do run faster when you hearyour name called out) I got to the end of the firstlap (half way) in a time of 1.30.16 which as I ranbehind the Cathedral for the second and last timeI for a moment really did believe I could get a PBand maybe more.
The field had thinned out greatly by now as lesspeople take the challenge to do a full one and Ihad to really concentrate on all those lessonslearnt from previous marathons and those manytraining runs with Pete telling me to paceyourself, hold your shoulders straight, drinkwater regularly and as my 2 son’s said at the startof the race, and repeated to me at the start linewhat I have said to them many many times whenfaced with challenges is to remember what NIKEsays – “JUST DO IT” so I kept my focus and asthe day was getting warmer I took on more waterat the 25k and 35k marks but my pace wasslowing but I wasn’t sure why but getting heapsof encouragement from club members and mysupport crew I worked very hard in those last 10kto keep my focus and pace going.
It wasn’t to be my best marathon day when Icrossed the finish line in 3.12.47 but looking backI would have been even slower time-wise but forthat wonderful support from many people overmy 42.2 km.
Reflecting back I will take on board some morehelpful lessons I’ve learnt, the great return to ourcity for our marathon and hold those specialmemories that Bonnie, Scott, Michael and myPort Hills running family gave to me on thatbloody cold start day that was my ChristchurchMarathon for 2015.
Now, where’s my next race going to be ?……..
Jamie Hawker – Club member
Christchurch Airport Half Marathon (contd.)
Fastest time for the men went to Ian Curd with1:25.18 for 13th in the Men 40-49 followed byChris Arnold at 1:29.36 Men50-59 and LenMillward in 1:34.43 taking 6th in the Men 60-69.
With too much congestion at the start and accessproblems for the hospital there are a couple ofthings for the organisers to sort out but it will bea great pity if the event does not remain in thecentre of town. Certainly for me, having the hugenumber of Club supporters cheering you on atjust about every corner (thank you for the supporteveryone), far more than makes up for the roughsurface in a couple of places. A great event thatmakes it worthwhile keeping up the training.
Peter K
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Holloway Memorial Races - Junior Results
The Holloway Memorial Races were held on anew course this year in the now retired AscotGolf course at the former QE2. Most of thecomments I heard were in relation to the groundbeing fairly soft underfoot but a nice course. Wehad some new first time runners in this eventincluding Chucka’s young boy Selwyn-Jack whomade mum and dad pretty proud carrying on theBayliss legacy. After he’d finished the race hekept running through the finish line and lookedset for another lap around the course!!.Paul
Full results as follows:
Girls 8 & Under – 2 km10:39 Plumm Twist 3rd
10:46 Fenella Chittock 4th
13:18 Libby Whittington 7th
Boys 8 & Under – 2 km9:31 Lachlan Rentoul 2nd
10:47 Jack Fletcher 4th
12:17 Tristan Dunlop 5th
13:10 Selwyn-Jack Bayliss 6th
Girls 9/10 – 2 km8:49 Finella Guttmann 2nd
10:12 Mya Wolfenden 7th
Boys 9/10 – 2 km7:58 Angus Sevier 1st
8:10 Liam O’Donnell 2nd
Girls 11/12 – 3 km12:38 Vivien Guttmann 3rd
13:40 Pixie Cockerill 6th
14:18 Harriet Fletcher 10th
14:46 Lily McClure 11th
15:00 Nina Ericson 13th
15:24 Rose Zinzan 14th
Boys 11/12 – 4 km21:02 Jordan Wolfenden 10th
Girls 13/14 – 4 km14:50 Liliana Braun 1st
16:56 Sarah McClure 7th
21:18 Mackenzie Whittington 19th
23:35 Valentina Turner 20th
Boys 13/14 – 4 km14:50 Ayrton Shadbolt 4th
15:32 Gregor Mackay 9th
16:29 Nicholas Dravitzki 15th
Women 15/16/17 – 4 km16:14 Louise Daly 9th
Men 15/16/17 – 6 km23:15 Farran Landers 21st
35:04 Bon Turner 31st
Men 18/19 – 6 km22:30 Isaac Johnston 4th
Holloway Memorial XC6 June 2015, Old Ascot Golf Course – 8 km
SW 8k2nd 34.32 Isla Smith
W354th 39.02 Jess Wolfenden
W651st 40.26 Loris Reed
M359th 35.22 Brendan Whittington
M406th 34.27 Mike Dillon9th 40.09 Peter Bayliss
M507th 37.13 Charlie Nolan
M553rd 32.37 Phil Chapman6th 34.07 Jamie Hawker8th 34.29 Tom Jarman15th 43.06 Rick Harlow16th 43.44 Tom Reihana17th 51.16 Mark Russell
M602nd 33.55 Rod Vardy8th 53.00 Warren Elliott9th 58.49 Kevin Knight
M653rd 39.15 Peter Daly
M701st 44.27 Terry Warren
M751st 54.44 John Caughley
.Holloway, Boys 9 & 10 yrsAngus finishing first; Liam finishing second.
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Andrew Reese Memorial- Junior Scratch Races
13 June 2015, at Woodend Beach
Another great day for cross country running, wejust keep getting those sunny days!! The 2.5 kmcourse out at Woodend Beach domain was dryand fast and we had some great results from allages groups.Paul
Results as follows:
Boys 8 & Under11:14 Lachlan Rentoul 1st
15:34 Tristan Dunlop 4th
16:48 Selwyn-Jack Bayliss 5th
Girls 8 & Under12:49 Fenella Chittock 3rd
12:49 Plumm Twist 4th
17:30 Libby Whittington 6th
Boys 9/109:37 Angus Sevier 1st
9:40 Liam O’Donnell 2nd
10:50 Zachary Landers 6th
Girls 9/1010:54 Finella Guttmann 4th
11:16 Orla Dunlop 7th
12:09 Mya Wolfenden 12th
Boys 11/1211:38 Jordan Wolfenden 8th
11:38 Micah Landers 9th
Girls 11/129:19 Leila Dunlop 1st
10:15 Vivien Guttmann 4th
10:58 Pixie Cockerill 8th
11:39 Lily McClure 10th
12:02 Nina Ericson 12th
12:20 Melissa Moore 13th
14:17 Isabella Levestam 15th
Boys 13/148:17 Ayrton Shadbolt 2nd
9:47 Nicholas Dravitzki 10th
Girls 13/148:23 Liliana Braun 1st
9:46 Sarah McClure 8th
11:43 Mackenzie Whittington 18th
13:30 Valentina Turner 22nd
Boys 15/168:13 Gregory Coleman 3rd
10:43 Bon Turner 9th
Girls 15/169:09 Louise Daly 1st
11:37 Ella McClure 4th
Under 10 yrs Start;Fenella and Plumm race for the finish;Teenage starters line up;Nick plunging down the slope to finish.
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Christchurch Marathon, Half-M and 10 km:Jaon W; Chris & Jamie; Richard;
Andrew Reese Senior relaysTrudy warming up;Two of our teams change over;Warren and Colleen half way around
Holloway photos: Rod; Warren and Jamie on the course
