Sri Chinmoy Wynnum Seaside Run

About the author:

Abhinandan Willis is a web designer who lives in Melbourne, Australia and has been been volunteering at Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team events since 2004.

A beautiful morning in Wynnum helped bring out a large and enthusiastic crowd of runners. The course beside the water looked its best this morning and even all the other users of the path were all smiles.

The standout performance of the day was the 53 minute 18 seconds 15km run by Darren Molloy. He ran a faster pace than any runner in the shorter races!

All the runners impressed us with their courtesy, thanking the marshals and helpers with either words or smiles. It makes the whole race so much more enjoyable.

The pancakes at the end were enthusiastically received and, from the chatting and socialising, it felt like a family gathering.

We look forward to seeing you all in March 2016. We will send out a schedule of events for 2016 in January.

All the best for Christmas and the New Year

Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team Brisbane

	10km - Overall
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Mark Windsor	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:13.5	-	3:37.3
2	Will Barton	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:49.8	+0:36.3	3:41.0
3	Nigel Smith	10km	50 & Under	Male	42:36.9	+6:23.4	4:15.7
4	Mark Anderson	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:09.1	+6:55.6	4:18.9
5	Chris Dixon	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:59.7	+7:46.2	4:24.0
6	Sam Doyle	10km	50 & Under	Male	44:38.8	+8:25.3	4:27.9
7	Vincent Pheby	10km	50 & Under	Male	45:31.7	+9:18.2	4:33.2
8	Anne Ryan	10km	60 to 69	Female	45:49.5	+9:36.0	4:34.9
9	Darian Ford	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:34.8	+10:21.3	4:39.5
10	Ian Donald	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:44.6	+10:31.1	4:40.5
11	Chloe Lafon	10km	50 & Under	Female	46:59.3	+10:45.8	4:41.9
12	Sean Hodgson	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:07.7	+10:54.2	4:42.8
13	Sean O'reilly	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:24.5	+11:11.0	4:44.5
14	Javana Manuel	10km	50 & Under	Female	47:37.6	+11:24.1	4:45.8
15	Mats Olofsson	10km	51 to 59	Male	47:59.3	+11:45.8	4:47.9
16	Brett Gardner	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:01.1	+12:47.6	4:54.1
17	Martin Crotty	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:50.8	+13:37.3	4:59.1
18	Tenique Jaeger	10km	50 & Under	Female	50:27.2	+14:13.7	5:02.7
19	Jason Cox	10km	50 & Under	Male	51:21.7	+15:08.2	5:08.2
20	Jason Pitkin	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:00.2	+15:46.7	5:12.0
21	Amy Strong	10km	50 & Under	Female	52:14.7	+16:01.2	5:13.5
22	Adon Berwick	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:17.9	+16:04.4	5:13.8
23	Dale Chatwin	10km	51 to 59	Male	52:59.0	+16:45.5	5:17.9
24	Patricia M Foster	10km	50 & Under	Female	54:29.1	+18:15.6	5:26.9
25	Dave Thomas	10km	60 to 69	Male	55:16.3	+19:02.8	5:31.6
26	Rosalind Dunne	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+19:57.2	5:37.1
26	Jemma Stock	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+19:57.2	5:37.1
28	Marine Croullet	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:17.0	+20:03.5	5:37.7
29	Jane Wardle	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.3	+20:18.8	5:39.2
30	Belinda Sutherland	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.4	+20:18.9	5:39.2
31	Justin Stratford	10km	50 & Under	Male	57:56.6	+21:43.1	5:47.7
32	Melanie Stellmacher	10km	50 & Under	Female	58:31.0	+22:17.5	5:51.1
32	Adam Jones	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:31.0	+22:17.5	5:51.1
34	Peter Pecksen	10km	51 to 59	Male	58:55.6	+22:42.1	5:53.6
35	BRYCE SHERMAN	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:56.0	+22:42.5	5:53.6
36	Brad Carr	10km	50 & Under	Male	59:23.3	+23:09.8	5:56.3
37	Tracey Egan	10km	50 & Under	Female	59:50.6	+23:37.1	5:59.1
38	Melissa Sibbel	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:13.4	+24:59.9	6:07.3
39	Jacqui Rhodes	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:38.8	+25:25.3	6:09.9
40	Hiroshi Amemiya	10km	70 to 79	Male	1:02:11.3	+25:57.8	6:13.1
41	Debbie Whiteley	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:29.9	+26:16.4	6:15.0
42	Katherine Stark	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.3	+26:16.8	6:15.0
43	Melanie Canfell	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.6	+26:17.1	6:15.1
44	Caroline Telfar	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:03:27.4	+27:13.9	6:20.7
45	Kay Sherlock	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:04:33.5	+28:20.0	6:27.4
46	Jenny Downie	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:04:58.1	+28:44.6	6:29.8
47	Iva Moller	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.3	+28:51.8	6:30.5
48	Jasmine Carter	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.5	+28:52.0	6:30.6
49	Anita Jarvis	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:05:58.3	+29:44.8	6:35.8
50	Merilyn Mccann	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:06:43.5	+30:30.0	6:40.3
51	Lynne Doran	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:37.5	+31:24.0	6:45.7
52	Lisa Covill	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:42.5	+31:29.0	6:46.2
53	Leisa Smith	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:53.3	+31:39.8	6:47.3
54	Naomi Birmingham	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:08:37.1	+32:23.6	6:51.7
55	Jenny Hoad	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:09:03.8	+32:50.3	6:54.4
56	Susanne Cook	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:12:56.5	+36:43.0	7:17.6
57	Lisa Downie	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:13:27.7	+37:14.2	7:20.8
58	Melanie Mott	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:14.1	+38:00.6	7:25.4
59	Olivia Coop	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:30.0	+38:16.5	7:27.0
60	Cath Gardener	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+42:36.2	7:53.0
60	Sharmaine Teiho	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+42:36.2	7:53.0
62	BUCHA SEATON	10km	60 to 69	Male	1:20:24.4	+44:10.9	8:02.4
63	Anna Firmin	10km	70 to 79	Female	1:21:44.1	+45:30.6	8:10.4
64	Tony Cameron-Kirk	10km	80 & Over	Male	1:29:30.5	+53:17.0	8:57.1
65	Tina Fiegel	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:38:49.2	+1:02:35.7	9:52.9
-	Michael Shelby	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Kathryn Boothey	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Patrick Jory	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Christine Bassett	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Jenny Deag	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Lloyd Price	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Mansi Price	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Catherine Killen	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Nadine Roulston	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Jamie Cook	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Sebnem Bulan-Worth	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	10km - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Anne Ryan	10km	60 to 69	Female	45:49.5	-	4:34.9
2	Chloe Lafon	10km	50 & Under	Female	46:59.3	+1:09.8	4:41.9
3	Javana Manuel	10km	50 & Under	Female	47:37.6	+1:48.1	4:45.8
4	Tenique Jaeger	10km	50 & Under	Female	50:27.2	+4:37.7	5:02.7
5	Amy Strong	10km	50 & Under	Female	52:14.7	+6:25.2	5:13.5
6	Patricia M Foster	10km	50 & Under	Female	54:29.1	+8:39.6	5:26.9
7	Rosalind Dunne	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+10:21.2	5:37.1
7	Jemma Stock	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+10:21.2	5:37.1
9	Marine Croullet	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:17.0	+10:27.5	5:37.7
10	Jane Wardle	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.3	+10:42.8	5:39.2
11	Belinda Sutherland	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.4	+10:42.9	5:39.2
12	Melanie Stellmacher	10km	50 & Under	Female	58:31.0	+12:41.5	5:51.1
13	Tracey Egan	10km	50 & Under	Female	59:50.6	+14:01.1	5:59.1
14	Melissa Sibbel	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:13.4	+15:23.9	6:07.3
15	Jacqui Rhodes	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:38.8	+15:49.3	6:09.9
16	Debbie Whiteley	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:29.9	+16:40.4	6:15.0
17	Katherine Stark	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.3	+16:40.8	6:15.0
18	Melanie Canfell	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.6	+16:41.1	6:15.1
19	Caroline Telfar	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:03:27.4	+17:37.9	6:20.7
20	Kay Sherlock	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:04:33.5	+18:44.0	6:27.4
21	Jenny Downie	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:04:58.1	+19:08.6	6:29.8
22	Iva Moller	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.3	+19:15.8	6:30.5
23	Jasmine Carter	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.5	+19:16.0	6:30.6
24	Anita Jarvis	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:05:58.3	+20:08.8	6:35.8
25	Merilyn Mccann	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:06:43.5	+20:54.0	6:40.3
26	Lynne Doran	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:37.5	+21:48.0	6:45.7
27	Lisa Covill	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:42.5	+21:53.0	6:46.2
28	Leisa Smith	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:53.3	+22:03.8	6:47.3
29	Naomi Birmingham	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:08:37.1	+22:47.6	6:51.7
30	Jenny Hoad	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:09:03.8	+23:14.3	6:54.4
31	Susanne Cook	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:12:56.5	+27:07.0	7:17.6
32	Lisa Downie	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:13:27.7	+27:38.2	7:20.8
33	Melanie Mott	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:14.1	+28:24.6	7:25.4
34	Olivia Coop	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:30.0	+28:40.5	7:27.0
35	Cath Gardener	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+33:00.2	7:53.0
35	Sharmaine Teiho	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+33:00.2	7:53.0
37	Anna Firmin	10km	70 to 79	Female	1:21:44.1	+35:54.6	8:10.4
38	Tina Fiegel	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:38:49.2	+52:59.7	9:52.9
-	Kathryn Boothey	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Christine Bassett	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Jenny Deag	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Mansi Price	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Catherine Killen	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Nadine Roulston	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Sebnem Bulan-Worth	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	10km - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Mark Windsor	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:13.5	-	3:37.3
2	Will Barton	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:49.8	+0:36.3	3:41.0
3	Nigel Smith	10km	50 & Under	Male	42:36.9	+6:23.4	4:15.7
4	Mark Anderson	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:09.1	+6:55.6	4:18.9
5	Chris Dixon	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:59.7	+7:46.2	4:24.0
6	Sam Doyle	10km	50 & Under	Male	44:38.8	+8:25.3	4:27.9
7	Vincent Pheby	10km	50 & Under	Male	45:31.7	+9:18.2	4:33.2
8	Darian Ford	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:34.8	+10:21.3	4:39.5
9	Ian Donald	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:44.6	+10:31.1	4:40.5
10	Sean Hodgson	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:07.7	+10:54.2	4:42.8
11	Sean O'reilly	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:24.5	+11:11.0	4:44.5
12	Mats Olofsson	10km	51 to 59	Male	47:59.3	+11:45.8	4:47.9
13	Brett Gardner	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:01.1	+12:47.6	4:54.1
14	Martin Crotty	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:50.8	+13:37.3	4:59.1
15	Jason Cox	10km	50 & Under	Male	51:21.7	+15:08.2	5:08.2
16	Jason Pitkin	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:00.2	+15:46.7	5:12.0
17	Adon Berwick	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:17.9	+16:04.4	5:13.8
18	Dale Chatwin	10km	51 to 59	Male	52:59.0	+16:45.5	5:17.9
19	Dave Thomas	10km	60 to 69	Male	55:16.3	+19:02.8	5:31.6
20	Justin Stratford	10km	50 & Under	Male	57:56.6	+21:43.1	5:47.7
21	Adam Jones	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:31.0	+22:17.5	5:51.1
22	Peter Pecksen	10km	51 to 59	Male	58:55.6	+22:42.1	5:53.6
23	BRYCE SHERMAN	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:56.0	+22:42.5	5:53.6
24	Brad Carr	10km	50 & Under	Male	59:23.3	+23:09.8	5:56.3
25	Hiroshi Amemiya	10km	70 to 79	Male	1:02:11.3	+25:57.8	6:13.1
26	BUCHA SEATON	10km	60 to 69	Male	1:20:24.4	+44:10.9	8:02.4
27	Tony Cameron-Kirk	10km	80 & Over	Male	1:29:30.5	+53:17.0	8:57.1
-	Michael Shelby	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Patrick Jory	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Lloyd Price	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Jamie Cook	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-

	15km - Overall
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Darren Molloy	15km	50 & Under	Male	53:18.1	-	3:33.2
2	Kevin Muller	15km	50 & Under	Male	58:44.6	+5:26.5	3:55.0
3	Trevor Allen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:01:33.0	+8:14.9	4:06.2
4	Alan Cawthorn	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:03:11.5	+9:53.4	4:12.8
5	Chris Jacobson	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:04:46.9	+11:28.8	4:19.1
6	Iain Dutia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:07:12.4	+13:54.3	4:28.8
7	Raymond Perry	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:08:49.3	+15:31.2	4:35.3
8	William Ling	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:09:32.4	+16:14.3	4:38.2
9	Keith Sullivan	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:09:42.9	+16:24.8	4:38.9
10	Stuart Payne	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:10:25.9	+17:07.8	4:41.7
11	Matt Greenstreet	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:13:13.7	+19:55.6	4:52.9
12	Geoff Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:02.6	+21:44.5	5:00.2
13	Samir Bouchghl	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:28.2	+22:10.1	5:01.9
14	Amanda Powell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:15:31.0	+22:12.9	5:02.1
15	Jessica Lee	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:16:26.5	+23:08.4	5:05.8
16	William Lester	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:16:58.9	+23:40.8	5:07.9
17	Rachael Matangi	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:00.5	+24:42.4	5:12.0
18	Ian Mckeown	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:20:40.1	+27:22.0	5:22.7
19	Steve Hall	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:21:12.5	+27:54.4	5:24.8
20	Stephanie Burrell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:22:04.0	+28:45.9	5:28.3
21	Chris Coop	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:22:24.7	+29:06.6	5:29.6
22	Elaine Reyes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:23:06.6	+29:48.5	5:32.4
23	Alex Geddes	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:23:47.6	+30:29.5	5:35.2
24	David Gatfield	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:25:33.1	+32:15.0	5:42.2
25	Adam Dew	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:04.9	+32:46.8	5:44.3
26	Rafael Garcia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:36.0	+33:17.9	5:46.4
27	Sophia Steinkellner	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:26:37.6	+33:19.5	5:46.5
28	Cassandra Zayonce	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:27:20.0	+34:01.9	5:49.3
29	Paul Hellen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:36.0	+35:17.9	5:54.4
30	Nicola Perry	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:28:41.9	+35:23.8	5:54.8
31	Gaurav Khera	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:55.4	+35:37.3	5:55.7
32	Susan Tessmann	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:29:09.2	+35:51.1	5:56.6
33	Christopher Behan	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:29:42.3	+36:24.2	5:58.8
34	Sheldon Swann	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:32:13.7	+38:55.6	6:08.9
35	Esther Alexander	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:33:00.8	+39:42.7	6:12.1
36	Tracey Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:33:31.5	+40:13.4	6:14.1
37	Karen Cardiff	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.2	+41:23.1	6:18.7
38	Susan Mcgovern	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.4	+41:23.3	6:18.8
39	Kylee Creighton	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:47.3	+41:29.2	6:19.2
40	Adele Renwick	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:36:24.9	+43:06.8	6:25.7
41	Jessica Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:37:13.6	+43:55.5	6:28.9
42	James Mcarthur	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:37:33.8	+44:15.7	6:30.3
43	JOSEPHINE SEATON	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:37:59.6	+44:41.5	6:32.0
44	Melissa Batt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:39:31.2	+46:13.1	6:38.1
45	Ashleigh Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:43:19.3	+50:01.2	6:53.3
46	Kellie Starnes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:15.6	+52:57.5	7:05.0
47	Nerrilee Myatt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:37.2	+53:19.1	7:06.5
48	Simone Mortensen	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:47:32.2	+54:14.1	7:10.1
49	Scott Bassett	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:47:32.4	+54:14.3	7:10.2
50	Kylie Pettitt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:49:46.7	+56:28.6	7:19.1
51	Munir Mayat	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:51:28.7	+58:10.6	7:25.9
52	Carol Miller	15km	60 to 69	Female	1:56:14.5	+1:02:56.4	7:45.0
-	Ange Evans	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Junko Isoki	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Mark Burden	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNF	-	-
-	Russell Mckinlay	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Gabrielle Kopke	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Lee Kissick	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Rachel Hodgson	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Bryan James	15km	51 to 59	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Craig Cooper	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Emma Bender	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Amanda Witt	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Quinn Sherriff	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	15km - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Amanda Powell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:15:31.0	-	5:02.1
2	Jessica Lee	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:16:26.5	+0:55.5	5:05.8
3	Rachael Matangi	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:00.5	+2:29.5	5:12.0
4	Stephanie Burrell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:22:04.0	+6:33.0	5:28.3
5	Elaine Reyes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:23:06.6	+7:35.6	5:32.4
6	Sophia Steinkellner	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:26:37.6	+11:06.6	5:46.5
7	Cassandra Zayonce	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:27:20.0	+11:49.0	5:49.3
8	Nicola Perry	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:28:41.9	+13:10.9	5:54.8
9	Susan Tessmann	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:29:09.2	+13:38.2	5:56.6
10	Esther Alexander	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:33:00.8	+17:29.8	6:12.1
11	Tracey Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:33:31.5	+18:00.5	6:14.1
12	Karen Cardiff	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.2	+19:10.2	6:18.7
13	Susan Mcgovern	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.4	+19:10.4	6:18.8
14	Kylee Creighton	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:47.3	+19:16.3	6:19.2
15	Adele Renwick	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:36:24.9	+20:53.9	6:25.7
16	Jessica Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:37:13.6	+21:42.6	6:28.9
17	JOSEPHINE SEATON	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:37:59.6	+22:28.6	6:32.0
18	Melissa Batt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:39:31.2	+24:00.2	6:38.1
19	Ashleigh Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:43:19.3	+27:48.3	6:53.3
20	Kellie Starnes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:15.6	+30:44.6	7:05.0
21	Nerrilee Myatt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:37.2	+31:06.2	7:06.5
22	Simone Mortensen	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:47:32.2	+32:01.2	7:10.1
23	Kylie Pettitt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:49:46.7	+34:15.7	7:19.1
24	Carol Miller	15km	60 to 69	Female	1:56:14.5	+40:43.5	7:45.0
-	Ange Evans	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Junko Isoki	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Gabrielle Kopke	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Lee Kissick	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Rachel Hodgson	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Emma Bender	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Amanda Witt	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Quinn Sherriff	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	15km - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Darren Molloy	15km	50 & Under	Male	53:18.1	-	3:33.2
2	Kevin Muller	15km	50 & Under	Male	58:44.6	+5:26.5	3:55.0
3	Trevor Allen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:01:33.0	+8:14.9	4:06.2
4	Alan Cawthorn	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:03:11.5	+9:53.4	4:12.8
5	Chris Jacobson	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:04:46.9	+11:28.8	4:19.1
6	Iain Dutia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:07:12.4	+13:54.3	4:28.8
7	Raymond Perry	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:08:49.3	+15:31.2	4:35.3
8	William Ling	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:09:32.4	+16:14.3	4:38.2
9	Keith Sullivan	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:09:42.9	+16:24.8	4:38.9
10	Stuart Payne	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:10:25.9	+17:07.8	4:41.7
11	Matt Greenstreet	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:13:13.7	+19:55.6	4:52.9
12	Geoff Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:02.6	+21:44.5	5:00.2
13	Samir Bouchghl	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:28.2	+22:10.1	5:01.9
14	William Lester	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:16:58.9	+23:40.8	5:07.9
15	Ian Mckeown	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:20:40.1	+27:22.0	5:22.7
16	Steve Hall	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:21:12.5	+27:54.4	5:24.8
17	Chris Coop	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:22:24.7	+29:06.6	5:29.6
18	Alex Geddes	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:23:47.6	+30:29.5	5:35.2
19	David Gatfield	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:25:33.1	+32:15.0	5:42.2
20	Adam Dew	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:04.9	+32:46.8	5:44.3
21	Rafael Garcia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:36.0	+33:17.9	5:46.4
22	Paul Hellen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:36.0	+35:17.9	5:54.4
23	Gaurav Khera	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:55.4	+35:37.3	5:55.7
24	Christopher Behan	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:29:42.3	+36:24.2	5:58.8
25	Sheldon Swann	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:32:13.7	+38:55.6	6:08.9
26	James Mcarthur	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:37:33.8	+44:15.7	6:30.3
27	Scott Bassett	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:47:32.4	+54:14.3	7:10.2
28	Munir Mayat	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:51:28.7	+58:10.6	7:25.9
-	Mark Burden	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNF	-	-
-	Russell Mckinlay	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Bryan James	15km	51 to 59	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Craig Cooper	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-

	5km - Overall
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Stephen Bub	5km	17 & Over	Male	19:32.5	-	3:54.5
2	Harrison Porthill	5km	Under 17	Male	21:32.7	+2:00.2	4:18.5
3	Ian Foster	5km	17 & Over	Male	22:59.7	+3:27.2	4:35.9
4	Noel Herbert	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:13.7	+3:41.2	4:38.7
5	Sean Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:26.7	+3:54.2	4:41.3
6	Georgia Herbert	5km	Under 17	Female	24:10.2	+4:37.7	4:50.0
7	Nicholas Waddick	5km	17 & Over	Male	24:43.0	+5:10.5	4:56.6
8	Yuki Newman	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:18.9	+5:46.4	5:03.8
9	Steven Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	25:21.0	+5:48.5	5:04.2
10	Kerri Bootle	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:46.7	+6:14.2	5:09.3
11	Paulie Eaborn	5km	17 & Over	Female	26:31.6	+6:59.1	5:18.3
12	Keirstyn Harbeck	5km	17 & Over	Female	27:50.3	+8:17.8	5:34.1
13	Stacey Paterson	5km	17 & Over	Female	28:54.6	+9:22.1	5:46.9
14	William Smith	5km	17 & Over	Male	28:57.6	+9:25.1	5:47.5
15	Mark Brittain	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:10.4	+10:37.9	6:02.1
16	Paul Reedman	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:14.4	+10:41.9	6:02.9
17	Sylvia Jedras	5km	17 & Over	Female	30:44.1	+11:11.6	6:08.8
18	Susie Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+13:23.9	6:35.3
18	Rhonda Lee	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+13:23.9	6:35.3
20	Maxie Parr	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:58.8	+13:26.3	6:35.8
21	Rhiarn Mills	5km	17 & Over	Female	33:12.0	+13:39.5	6:38.4
22	Jessica Wheeler	5km	17 & Over	Female	34:14.7	+14:42.2	6:50.9
23	Angela Clark	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:36.9	+16:04.4	7:07.4
24	Naomi Timms	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:37.3	+16:04.8	7:07.5
25	June Kutnyak	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:12.5	+16:40.0	7:14.5
26	Danielle Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:38.7	+17:06.2	7:19.7
27	Bradley Mccann	5km	17 & Over	Male	37:12.8	+17:40.3	7:26.6
28	Shirley Thompson	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:22.1	+19:49.6	7:52.4
29	Kim Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:46.2	+20:13.7	7:57.2
30	Nigel Waddington	5km	17 & Over	Male	40:53.9	+21:21.4	8:10.8
31	Stefanie Harper	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:15.4	+26:42.9	9:15.1
32	Aimee Morton	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:33.1	+27:00.6	9:18.6
33	Tegan Wood	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:17.8	+29:45.3	9:51.6
34	Carmel Thomas	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:31.2	+29:58.7	9:54.2
34	Denis Franklin	5km	17 & Over	Male	49:31.2	+29:58.7	9:54.2
36	Blair Habberjam	5km	17 & Over	Male	55:05.8	+35:33.3	11:01.2
36	Emma Mourilyan	5km	17 & Over	Female	55:05.8	+35:33.3	11:01.2
-	Samantha Butler	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Marisa Madden	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Alexandra Claeys	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-

	5km - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Georgia Herbert	5km	Under 17	Female	24:10.2	-	4:50.0
2	Yuki Newman	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:18.9	+1:08.7	5:03.8
3	Kerri Bootle	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:46.7	+1:36.5	5:09.3
4	Paulie Eaborn	5km	17 & Over	Female	26:31.6	+2:21.4	5:18.3
5	Keirstyn Harbeck	5km	17 & Over	Female	27:50.3	+3:40.1	5:34.1
6	Stacey Paterson	5km	17 & Over	Female	28:54.6	+4:44.4	5:46.9
7	Sylvia Jedras	5km	17 & Over	Female	30:44.1	+6:33.9	6:08.8
8	Susie Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+8:46.2	6:35.3
8	Rhonda Lee	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+8:46.2	6:35.3
10	Maxie Parr	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:58.8	+8:48.6	6:35.8
11	Rhiarn Mills	5km	17 & Over	Female	33:12.0	+9:01.8	6:38.4
12	Jessica Wheeler	5km	17 & Over	Female	34:14.7	+10:04.5	6:50.9
13	Angela Clark	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:36.9	+11:26.7	7:07.4
14	Naomi Timms	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:37.3	+11:27.1	7:07.5
15	June Kutnyak	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:12.5	+12:02.3	7:14.5
16	Danielle Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:38.7	+12:28.5	7:19.7
17	Shirley Thompson	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:22.1	+15:11.9	7:52.4
18	Kim Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:46.2	+15:36.0	7:57.2
19	Stefanie Harper	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:15.4	+22:05.2	9:15.1
20	Aimee Morton	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:33.1	+22:22.9	9:18.6
21	Tegan Wood	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:17.8	+25:07.6	9:51.6
22	Carmel Thomas	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:31.2	+25:21.0	9:54.2
23	Emma Mourilyan	5km	17 & Over	Female	55:05.8	+30:55.6	11:01.2
-	Samantha Butler	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Marisa Madden	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Alexandra Claeys	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-

	5km - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Stephen Bub	5km	17 & Over	Male	19:32.5	-	3:54.5
2	Harrison Porthill	5km	Under 17	Male	21:32.7	+2:00.2	4:18.5
3	Ian Foster	5km	17 & Over	Male	22:59.7	+3:27.2	4:35.9
4	Noel Herbert	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:13.7	+3:41.2	4:38.7
5	Sean Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:26.7	+3:54.2	4:41.3
6	Nicholas Waddick	5km	17 & Over	Male	24:43.0	+5:10.5	4:56.6
7	Steven Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	25:21.0	+5:48.5	5:04.2
8	William Smith	5km	17 & Over	Male	28:57.6	+9:25.1	5:47.5
9	Mark Brittain	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:10.4	+10:37.9	6:02.1
10	Paul Reedman	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:14.4	+10:41.9	6:02.9
11	Bradley Mccann	5km	17 & Over	Male	37:12.8	+17:40.3	7:26.6
12	Nigel Waddington	5km	17 & Over	Male	40:53.9	+21:21.4	8:10.8
13	Denis Franklin	5km	17 & Over	Male	49:31.2	+29:58.7	9:54.2
14	Blair Habberjam	5km	17 & Over	Male	55:05.8	+35:33.3	11:01.2

	10km - 50 & Under
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Mark Windsor	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:13.5	-	3:37.3
2	Will Barton	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:49.8	+0:36.3	3:41.0
3	Nigel Smith	10km	50 & Under	Male	42:36.9	+6:23.4	4:15.7
4	Sam Doyle	10km	50 & Under	Male	44:38.8	+8:25.3	4:27.9
5	Vincent Pheby	10km	50 & Under	Male	45:31.7	+9:18.2	4:33.2
6	Darian Ford	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:34.8	+10:21.3	4:39.5
7	Ian Donald	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:44.6	+10:31.1	4:40.5
8	Chloe Lafon	10km	50 & Under	Female	46:59.3	+10:45.8	4:41.9
9	Sean Hodgson	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:07.7	+10:54.2	4:42.8
10	Sean O'reilly	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:24.5	+11:11.0	4:44.5
11	Javana Manuel	10km	50 & Under	Female	47:37.6	+11:24.1	4:45.8
12	Brett Gardner	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:01.1	+12:47.6	4:54.1
13	Martin Crotty	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:50.8	+13:37.3	4:59.1
14	Tenique Jaeger	10km	50 & Under	Female	50:27.2	+14:13.7	5:02.7
15	Jason Cox	10km	50 & Under	Male	51:21.7	+15:08.2	5:08.2
16	Jason Pitkin	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:00.2	+15:46.7	5:12.0
17	Amy Strong	10km	50 & Under	Female	52:14.7	+16:01.2	5:13.5
18	Adon Berwick	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:17.9	+16:04.4	5:13.8
19	Patricia M Foster	10km	50 & Under	Female	54:29.1	+18:15.6	5:26.9
20	Rosalind Dunne	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+19:57.2	5:37.1
20	Jemma Stock	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+19:57.2	5:37.1
22	Marine Croullet	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:17.0	+20:03.5	5:37.7
23	Jane Wardle	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.3	+20:18.8	5:39.2
24	Belinda Sutherland	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.4	+20:18.9	5:39.2
25	Justin Stratford	10km	50 & Under	Male	57:56.6	+21:43.1	5:47.7
26	Melanie Stellmacher	10km	50 & Under	Female	58:31.0	+22:17.5	5:51.1
26	Adam Jones	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:31.0	+22:17.5	5:51.1
28	BRYCE SHERMAN	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:56.0	+22:42.5	5:53.6
29	Brad Carr	10km	50 & Under	Male	59:23.3	+23:09.8	5:56.3
30	Tracey Egan	10km	50 & Under	Female	59:50.6	+23:37.1	5:59.1
31	Melissa Sibbel	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:13.4	+24:59.9	6:07.3
32	Jacqui Rhodes	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:38.8	+25:25.3	6:09.9
33	Debbie Whiteley	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:29.9	+26:16.4	6:15.0
34	Katherine Stark	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.3	+26:16.8	6:15.0
35	Melanie Canfell	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.6	+26:17.1	6:15.1
36	Iva Moller	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.3	+28:51.8	6:30.5
37	Jasmine Carter	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.5	+28:52.0	6:30.6
38	Merilyn Mccann	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:06:43.5	+30:30.0	6:40.3
39	Lynne Doran	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:37.5	+31:24.0	6:45.7
40	Lisa Covill	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:42.5	+31:29.0	6:46.2
41	Leisa Smith	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:53.3	+31:39.8	6:47.3
42	Naomi Birmingham	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:08:37.1	+32:23.6	6:51.7
43	Susanne Cook	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:12:56.5	+36:43.0	7:17.6
44	Lisa Downie	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:13:27.7	+37:14.2	7:20.8
45	Melanie Mott	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:14.1	+38:00.6	7:25.4
46	Olivia Coop	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:30.0	+38:16.5	7:27.0
47	Cath Gardener	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+42:36.2	7:53.0
47	Sharmaine Teiho	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+42:36.2	7:53.0
-	Michael Shelby	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Kathryn Boothey	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Patrick Jory	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Christine Bassett	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Jenny Deag	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Lloyd Price	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Mansi Price	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Catherine Killen	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Nadine Roulston	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Jamie Cook	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Sebnem Bulan-Worth	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	10km - 50 & Under - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Chloe Lafon	10km	50 & Under	Female	46:59.3	-	4:41.9
2	Javana Manuel	10km	50 & Under	Female	47:37.6	+0:38.3	4:45.8
3	Tenique Jaeger	10km	50 & Under	Female	50:27.2	+3:27.9	5:02.7
4	Amy Strong	10km	50 & Under	Female	52:14.7	+5:15.4	5:13.5
5	Patricia M Foster	10km	50 & Under	Female	54:29.1	+7:29.8	5:26.9
6	Rosalind Dunne	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+9:11.4	5:37.1
6	Jemma Stock	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:10.7	+9:11.4	5:37.1
8	Marine Croullet	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:17.0	+9:17.7	5:37.7
9	Jane Wardle	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.3	+9:33.0	5:39.2
10	Belinda Sutherland	10km	50 & Under	Female	56:32.4	+9:33.1	5:39.2
11	Melanie Stellmacher	10km	50 & Under	Female	58:31.0	+11:31.7	5:51.1
12	Tracey Egan	10km	50 & Under	Female	59:50.6	+12:51.3	5:59.1
13	Melissa Sibbel	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:13.4	+14:14.1	6:07.3
14	Jacqui Rhodes	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:01:38.8	+14:39.5	6:09.9
15	Debbie Whiteley	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:29.9	+15:30.6	6:15.0
16	Katherine Stark	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.3	+15:31.0	6:15.0
17	Melanie Canfell	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:02:30.6	+15:31.3	6:15.1
18	Iva Moller	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.3	+18:06.0	6:30.5
19	Jasmine Carter	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:05:05.5	+18:06.2	6:30.6
20	Merilyn Mccann	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:06:43.5	+19:44.2	6:40.3
21	Lynne Doran	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:37.5	+20:38.2	6:45.7
22	Lisa Covill	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:42.5	+20:43.2	6:46.2
23	Leisa Smith	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:07:53.3	+20:54.0	6:47.3
24	Naomi Birmingham	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:08:37.1	+21:37.8	6:51.7
25	Susanne Cook	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:12:56.5	+25:57.2	7:17.6
26	Lisa Downie	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:13:27.7	+26:28.4	7:20.8
27	Melanie Mott	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:14.1	+27:14.8	7:25.4
28	Olivia Coop	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:14:30.0	+27:30.7	7:27.0
29	Cath Gardener	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+31:50.4	7:53.0
29	Sharmaine Teiho	10km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:49.7	+31:50.4	7:53.0
-	Kathryn Boothey	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Christine Bassett	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Jenny Deag	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Mansi Price	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Catherine Killen	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Nadine Roulston	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Sebnem Bulan-Worth	10km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	10km - 50 & Under - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Mark Windsor	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:13.5	-	3:37.3
2	Will Barton	10km	50 & Under	Male	36:49.8	+0:36.3	3:41.0
3	Nigel Smith	10km	50 & Under	Male	42:36.9	+6:23.4	4:15.7
4	Sam Doyle	10km	50 & Under	Male	44:38.8	+8:25.3	4:27.9
5	Vincent Pheby	10km	50 & Under	Male	45:31.7	+9:18.2	4:33.2
6	Darian Ford	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:34.8	+10:21.3	4:39.5
7	Ian Donald	10km	50 & Under	Male	46:44.6	+10:31.1	4:40.5
8	Sean Hodgson	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:07.7	+10:54.2	4:42.8
9	Sean O'reilly	10km	50 & Under	Male	47:24.5	+11:11.0	4:44.5
10	Brett Gardner	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:01.1	+12:47.6	4:54.1
11	Martin Crotty	10km	50 & Under	Male	49:50.8	+13:37.3	4:59.1
12	Jason Cox	10km	50 & Under	Male	51:21.7	+15:08.2	5:08.2
13	Jason Pitkin	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:00.2	+15:46.7	5:12.0
14	Adon Berwick	10km	50 & Under	Male	52:17.9	+16:04.4	5:13.8
15	Justin Stratford	10km	50 & Under	Male	57:56.6	+21:43.1	5:47.7
16	Adam Jones	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:31.0	+22:17.5	5:51.1
17	BRYCE SHERMAN	10km	50 & Under	Male	58:56.0	+22:42.5	5:53.6
18	Brad Carr	10km	50 & Under	Male	59:23.3	+23:09.8	5:56.3
-	Michael Shelby	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Patrick Jory	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Lloyd Price	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Jamie Cook	10km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-

	10km - 51 to 59
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Mark Anderson	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:09.1	-	4:18.9
2	Chris Dixon	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:59.7	+0:50.6	4:24.0
3	Mats Olofsson	10km	51 to 59	Male	47:59.3	+4:50.2	4:47.9
4	Dale Chatwin	10km	51 to 59	Male	52:59.0	+9:49.9	5:17.9
5	Peter Pecksen	10km	51 to 59	Male	58:55.6	+15:46.5	5:53.6
6	Caroline Telfar	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:03:27.4	+20:18.3	6:20.7
7	Kay Sherlock	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:04:33.5	+21:24.4	6:27.4
8	Anita Jarvis	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:05:58.3	+22:49.2	6:35.8
9	Jenny Hoad	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:09:03.8	+25:54.7	6:54.4

	10km - 51 to 59 - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Caroline Telfar	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:03:27.4	-	6:20.7
2	Kay Sherlock	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:04:33.5	+1:06.1	6:27.4
3	Anita Jarvis	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:05:58.3	+2:30.9	6:35.8
4	Jenny Hoad	10km	51 to 59	Female	1:09:03.8	+5:36.4	6:54.4

	10km - 51 to 59 - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Mark Anderson	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:09.1	-	4:18.9
2	Chris Dixon	10km	51 to 59	Male	43:59.7	+0:50.6	4:24.0
3	Mats Olofsson	10km	51 to 59	Male	47:59.3	+4:50.2	4:47.9
4	Dale Chatwin	10km	51 to 59	Male	52:59.0	+9:49.9	5:17.9
5	Peter Pecksen	10km	51 to 59	Male	58:55.6	+15:46.5	5:53.6

	10km - 60 to 69
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Anne Ryan	10km	60 to 69	Female	45:49.5	-	4:34.9
2	Dave Thomas	10km	60 to 69	Male	55:16.3	+9:26.8	5:31.6
3	Jenny Downie	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:04:58.1	+19:08.6	6:29.8
4	BUCHA SEATON	10km	60 to 69	Male	1:20:24.4	+34:34.9	8:02.4
5	Tina Fiegel	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:38:49.2	+52:59.7	9:52.9

	10km - 60 to 69 - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Anne Ryan	10km	60 to 69	Female	45:49.5	-	4:34.9
2	Jenny Downie	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:04:58.1	+19:08.6	6:29.8
3	Tina Fiegel	10km	60 to 69	Female	1:38:49.2	+52:59.7	9:52.9

	10km - 60 to 69 - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Dave Thomas	10km	60 to 69	Male	55:16.3	-	5:31.6
2	BUCHA SEATON	10km	60 to 69	Male	1:20:24.4	+25:08.1	8:02.4

	10km - 70 to 79
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Hiroshi Amemiya	10km	70 to 79	Male	1:02:11.3	-	6:13.1
2	Anna Firmin	10km	70 to 79	Female	1:21:44.1	+19:32.8	8:10.4

	10km - 70 to 79 - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Anna Firmin	10km	70 to 79	Female	1:21:44.1	-	8:10.4

	10km - 70 to 79 - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Hiroshi Amemiya	10km	70 to 79	Male	1:02:11.3	-	6:13.1

	10km - 80 & Over
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Tony Cameron-Kirk	10km	80 & Over	Male	1:29:30.5	-	8:57.1

	10km - 80 & Over - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Tony Cameron-Kirk	10km	80 & Over	Male	1:29:30.5	-	8:57.1

	15km - 50 & Under
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Darren Molloy	15km	50 & Under	Male	53:18.1	-	3:33.2
2	Kevin Muller	15km	50 & Under	Male	58:44.6	+5:26.5	3:55.0
3	Trevor Allen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:01:33.0	+8:14.9	4:06.2
4	Alan Cawthorn	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:03:11.5	+9:53.4	4:12.8
5	Chris Jacobson	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:04:46.9	+11:28.8	4:19.1
6	Iain Dutia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:07:12.4	+13:54.3	4:28.8
7	William Ling	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:09:32.4	+16:14.3	4:38.2
8	Stuart Payne	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:10:25.9	+17:07.8	4:41.7
9	Matt Greenstreet	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:13:13.7	+19:55.6	4:52.9
10	Geoff Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:02.6	+21:44.5	5:00.2
11	Samir Bouchghl	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:28.2	+22:10.1	5:01.9
12	Amanda Powell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:15:31.0	+22:12.9	5:02.1
13	Jessica Lee	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:16:26.5	+23:08.4	5:05.8
14	Rachael Matangi	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:00.5	+24:42.4	5:12.0
15	Ian Mckeown	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:20:40.1	+27:22.0	5:22.7
16	Steve Hall	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:21:12.5	+27:54.4	5:24.8
17	Stephanie Burrell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:22:04.0	+28:45.9	5:28.3
18	Chris Coop	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:22:24.7	+29:06.6	5:29.6
19	Elaine Reyes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:23:06.6	+29:48.5	5:32.4
20	Alex Geddes	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:23:47.6	+30:29.5	5:35.2
21	David Gatfield	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:25:33.1	+32:15.0	5:42.2
22	Adam Dew	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:04.9	+32:46.8	5:44.3
23	Rafael Garcia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:36.0	+33:17.9	5:46.4
24	Sophia Steinkellner	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:26:37.6	+33:19.5	5:46.5
25	Cassandra Zayonce	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:27:20.0	+34:01.9	5:49.3
26	Paul Hellen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:36.0	+35:17.9	5:54.4
27	Nicola Perry	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:28:41.9	+35:23.8	5:54.8
28	Gaurav Khera	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:55.4	+35:37.3	5:55.7
29	Christopher Behan	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:29:42.3	+36:24.2	5:58.8
30	Sheldon Swann	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:32:13.7	+38:55.6	6:08.9
31	Tracey Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:33:31.5	+40:13.4	6:14.1
32	Karen Cardiff	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.2	+41:23.1	6:18.7
33	Susan Mcgovern	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.4	+41:23.3	6:18.8
34	Kylee Creighton	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:47.3	+41:29.2	6:19.2
35	Adele Renwick	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:36:24.9	+43:06.8	6:25.7
36	Jessica Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:37:13.6	+43:55.5	6:28.9
37	Melissa Batt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:39:31.2	+46:13.1	6:38.1
38	Ashleigh Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:43:19.3	+50:01.2	6:53.3
39	Kellie Starnes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:15.6	+52:57.5	7:05.0
40	Nerrilee Myatt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:37.2	+53:19.1	7:06.5
41	Simone Mortensen	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:47:32.2	+54:14.1	7:10.1
42	Scott Bassett	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:47:32.4	+54:14.3	7:10.2
43	Kylie Pettitt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:49:46.7	+56:28.6	7:19.1
44	Munir Mayat	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:51:28.7	+58:10.6	7:25.9
-	Ange Evans	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Junko Isoki	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Mark Burden	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNF	-	-
-	Russell Mckinlay	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Gabrielle Kopke	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Lee Kissick	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Rachel Hodgson	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Craig Cooper	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Emma Bender	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Amanda Witt	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Quinn Sherriff	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	15km - 50 & Under - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Amanda Powell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:15:31.0	-	5:02.1
2	Jessica Lee	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:16:26.5	+0:55.5	5:05.8
3	Rachael Matangi	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:18:00.5	+2:29.5	5:12.0
4	Stephanie Burrell	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:22:04.0	+6:33.0	5:28.3
5	Elaine Reyes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:23:06.6	+7:35.6	5:32.4
6	Sophia Steinkellner	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:26:37.6	+11:06.6	5:46.5
7	Cassandra Zayonce	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:27:20.0	+11:49.0	5:49.3
8	Nicola Perry	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:28:41.9	+13:10.9	5:54.8
9	Tracey Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:33:31.5	+18:00.5	6:14.1
10	Karen Cardiff	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.2	+19:10.2	6:18.7
11	Susan Mcgovern	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:41.4	+19:10.4	6:18.8
12	Kylee Creighton	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:34:47.3	+19:16.3	6:19.2
13	Adele Renwick	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:36:24.9	+20:53.9	6:25.7
14	Jessica Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:37:13.6	+21:42.6	6:28.9
15	Melissa Batt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:39:31.2	+24:00.2	6:38.1
16	Ashleigh Marshall	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:43:19.3	+27:48.3	6:53.3
17	Kellie Starnes	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:15.6	+30:44.6	7:05.0
18	Nerrilee Myatt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:46:37.2	+31:06.2	7:06.5
19	Simone Mortensen	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:47:32.2	+32:01.2	7:10.1
20	Kylie Pettitt	15km	50 & Under	Female	1:49:46.7	+34:15.7	7:19.1
-	Ange Evans	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Junko Isoki	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNF	-	-
-	Gabrielle Kopke	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Lee Kissick	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Rachel Hodgson	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Emma Bender	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Amanda Witt	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Quinn Sherriff	15km	50 & Under	Female	DNS	-	-

	15km - 50 & Under - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Darren Molloy	15km	50 & Under	Male	53:18.1	-	3:33.2
2	Kevin Muller	15km	50 & Under	Male	58:44.6	+5:26.5	3:55.0
3	Trevor Allen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:01:33.0	+8:14.9	4:06.2
4	Alan Cawthorn	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:03:11.5	+9:53.4	4:12.8
5	Chris Jacobson	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:04:46.9	+11:28.8	4:19.1
6	Iain Dutia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:07:12.4	+13:54.3	4:28.8
7	William Ling	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:09:32.4	+16:14.3	4:38.2
8	Stuart Payne	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:10:25.9	+17:07.8	4:41.7
9	Matt Greenstreet	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:13:13.7	+19:55.6	4:52.9
10	Geoff Tomlins	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:02.6	+21:44.5	5:00.2
11	Samir Bouchghl	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:15:28.2	+22:10.1	5:01.9
12	Ian Mckeown	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:20:40.1	+27:22.0	5:22.7
13	Steve Hall	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:21:12.5	+27:54.4	5:24.8
14	Chris Coop	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:22:24.7	+29:06.6	5:29.6
15	Alex Geddes	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:23:47.6	+30:29.5	5:35.2
16	David Gatfield	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:25:33.1	+32:15.0	5:42.2
17	Adam Dew	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:04.9	+32:46.8	5:44.3
18	Rafael Garcia	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:26:36.0	+33:17.9	5:46.4
19	Paul Hellen	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:36.0	+35:17.9	5:54.4
20	Gaurav Khera	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:28:55.4	+35:37.3	5:55.7
21	Christopher Behan	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:29:42.3	+36:24.2	5:58.8
22	Sheldon Swann	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:32:13.7	+38:55.6	6:08.9
23	Scott Bassett	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:47:32.4	+54:14.3	7:10.2
24	Munir Mayat	15km	50 & Under	Male	1:51:28.7	+58:10.6	7:25.9
-	Mark Burden	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNF	-	-
-	Russell Mckinlay	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-
-	Craig Cooper	15km	50 & Under	Male	DNS	-	-

	15km - 51 to 59
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Raymond Perry	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:08:49.3	-	4:35.3
2	Susan Tessmann	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:29:09.2	+20:19.9	5:56.6
3	Esther Alexander	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:33:00.8	+24:11.5	6:12.1
4	James Mcarthur	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:37:33.8	+28:44.5	6:30.3
5	JOSEPHINE SEATON	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:37:59.6	+29:10.3	6:32.0
-	Bryan James	15km	51 to 59	Male	DNS	-	-

	15km - 51 to 59 - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Susan Tessmann	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:29:09.2	-	5:56.6
2	Esther Alexander	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:33:00.8	+3:51.6	6:12.1
3	JOSEPHINE SEATON	15km	51 to 59	Female	1:37:59.6	+8:50.4	6:32.0

	15km - 51 to 59 - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Raymond Perry	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:08:49.3	-	4:35.3
2	James Mcarthur	15km	51 to 59	Male	1:37:33.8	+28:44.5	6:30.3
-	Bryan James	15km	51 to 59	Male	DNS	-	-

	15km - 60 to 69
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Keith Sullivan	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:09:42.9	-	4:38.9
2	William Lester	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:16:58.9	+7:16.0	5:07.9
3	Carol Miller	15km	60 to 69	Female	1:56:14.5	+46:31.6	7:45.0

	15km - 60 to 69 - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Carol Miller	15km	60 to 69	Female	1:56:14.5	-	7:45.0

	15km - 60 to 69 - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Keith Sullivan	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:09:42.9	-	4:38.9
2	William Lester	15km	60 to 69	Male	1:16:58.9	+7:16.0	5:07.9

	5km - 17 & Over
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Stephen Bub	5km	17 & Over	Male	19:32.5	-	3:54.5
2	Ian Foster	5km	17 & Over	Male	22:59.7	+3:27.2	4:35.9
3	Noel Herbert	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:13.7	+3:41.2	4:38.7
4	Sean Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:26.7	+3:54.2	4:41.3
5	Nicholas Waddick	5km	17 & Over	Male	24:43.0	+5:10.5	4:56.6
6	Yuki Newman	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:18.9	+5:46.4	5:03.8
7	Steven Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	25:21.0	+5:48.5	5:04.2
8	Kerri Bootle	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:46.7	+6:14.2	5:09.3
9	Paulie Eaborn	5km	17 & Over	Female	26:31.6	+6:59.1	5:18.3
10	Keirstyn Harbeck	5km	17 & Over	Female	27:50.3	+8:17.8	5:34.1
11	Stacey Paterson	5km	17 & Over	Female	28:54.6	+9:22.1	5:46.9
12	William Smith	5km	17 & Over	Male	28:57.6	+9:25.1	5:47.5
13	Mark Brittain	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:10.4	+10:37.9	6:02.1
14	Paul Reedman	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:14.4	+10:41.9	6:02.9
15	Sylvia Jedras	5km	17 & Over	Female	30:44.1	+11:11.6	6:08.8
16	Susie Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+13:23.9	6:35.3
16	Rhonda Lee	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+13:23.9	6:35.3
18	Maxie Parr	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:58.8	+13:26.3	6:35.8
19	Rhiarn Mills	5km	17 & Over	Female	33:12.0	+13:39.5	6:38.4
20	Jessica Wheeler	5km	17 & Over	Female	34:14.7	+14:42.2	6:50.9
21	Angela Clark	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:36.9	+16:04.4	7:07.4
22	Naomi Timms	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:37.3	+16:04.8	7:07.5
23	June Kutnyak	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:12.5	+16:40.0	7:14.5
24	Danielle Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:38.7	+17:06.2	7:19.7
25	Bradley Mccann	5km	17 & Over	Male	37:12.8	+17:40.3	7:26.6
26	Shirley Thompson	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:22.1	+19:49.6	7:52.4
27	Kim Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:46.2	+20:13.7	7:57.2
28	Nigel Waddington	5km	17 & Over	Male	40:53.9	+21:21.4	8:10.8
29	Stefanie Harper	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:15.4	+26:42.9	9:15.1
30	Aimee Morton	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:33.1	+27:00.6	9:18.6
31	Tegan Wood	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:17.8	+29:45.3	9:51.6
32	Carmel Thomas	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:31.2	+29:58.7	9:54.2
32	Denis Franklin	5km	17 & Over	Male	49:31.2	+29:58.7	9:54.2
34	Blair Habberjam	5km	17 & Over	Male	55:05.8	+35:33.3	11:01.2
34	Emma Mourilyan	5km	17 & Over	Female	55:05.8	+35:33.3	11:01.2
-	Samantha Butler	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Marisa Madden	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Alexandra Claeys	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-

	5km - 17 & Over - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Yuki Newman	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:18.9	-	5:03.8
2	Kerri Bootle	5km	17 & Over	Female	25:46.7	+0:27.8	5:09.3
3	Paulie Eaborn	5km	17 & Over	Female	26:31.6	+1:12.7	5:18.3
4	Keirstyn Harbeck	5km	17 & Over	Female	27:50.3	+2:31.4	5:34.1
5	Stacey Paterson	5km	17 & Over	Female	28:54.6	+3:35.7	5:46.9
6	Sylvia Jedras	5km	17 & Over	Female	30:44.1	+5:25.2	6:08.8
7	Susie Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+7:37.5	6:35.3
7	Rhonda Lee	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:56.4	+7:37.5	6:35.3
9	Maxie Parr	5km	17 & Over	Female	32:58.8	+7:39.9	6:35.8
10	Rhiarn Mills	5km	17 & Over	Female	33:12.0	+7:53.1	6:38.4
11	Jessica Wheeler	5km	17 & Over	Female	34:14.7	+8:55.8	6:50.9
12	Angela Clark	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:36.9	+10:18.0	7:07.4
13	Naomi Timms	5km	17 & Over	Female	35:37.3	+10:18.4	7:07.5
14	June Kutnyak	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:12.5	+10:53.6	7:14.5
15	Danielle Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Female	36:38.7	+11:19.8	7:19.7
16	Shirley Thompson	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:22.1	+14:03.2	7:52.4
17	Kim Smith	5km	17 & Over	Female	39:46.2	+14:27.3	7:57.2
18	Stefanie Harper	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:15.4	+20:56.5	9:15.1
19	Aimee Morton	5km	17 & Over	Female	46:33.1	+21:14.2	9:18.6
20	Tegan Wood	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:17.8	+23:58.9	9:51.6
21	Carmel Thomas	5km	17 & Over	Female	49:31.2	+24:12.3	9:54.2
22	Emma Mourilyan	5km	17 & Over	Female	55:05.8	+29:46.9	11:01.2
-	Samantha Butler	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Marisa Madden	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-
-	Alexandra Claeys	5km	17 & Over	Female	DNS	-	-

	5km - 17 & Over - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Stephen Bub	5km	17 & Over	Male	19:32.5	-	3:54.5
2	Ian Foster	5km	17 & Over	Male	22:59.7	+3:27.2	4:35.9
3	Noel Herbert	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:13.7	+3:41.2	4:38.7
4	Sean Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	23:26.7	+3:54.2	4:41.3
5	Nicholas Waddick	5km	17 & Over	Male	24:43.0	+5:10.5	4:56.6
6	Steven Ryan	5km	17 & Over	Male	25:21.0	+5:48.5	5:04.2
7	William Smith	5km	17 & Over	Male	28:57.6	+9:25.1	5:47.5
8	Mark Brittain	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:10.4	+10:37.9	6:02.1
9	Paul Reedman	5km	17 & Over	Male	30:14.4	+10:41.9	6:02.9
10	Bradley Mccann	5km	17 & Over	Male	37:12.8	+17:40.3	7:26.6
11	Nigel Waddington	5km	17 & Over	Male	40:53.9	+21:21.4	8:10.8
12	Denis Franklin	5km	17 & Over	Male	49:31.2	+29:58.7	9:54.2
13	Blair Habberjam	5km	17 & Over	Male	55:05.8	+35:33.3	11:01.2

	5km - Under 17
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Harrison Porthill	5km	Under 17	Male	21:32.7	-	4:18.5
2	Georgia Herbert	5km	Under 17	Female	24:10.2	+2:37.5	4:50.0

	5km - Under 17 - Female
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Georgia Herbert	5km	Under 17	Female	24:10.2	-	4:50.0

	5km - Under 17 - Male
Place	Name	Distance	Category	Gender	Time	Difference	Pace (time / km)
1	Harrison Porthill	5km	Under 17	Male	21:32.7	-	4:18.5

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Video Summary

Sri Chinmoy 48 Hour Race

“Transcendence is perfection.
Perfection is transcendence.
When we transcend our capacities,
Immediately we get an inner joy,
An inner thrill,
Which is another name for perfection.
No perfection can ever be achieved
Without self-transcendence.”
– Sri Chinmoy

Previous women’s World Record for 48 hours: 411.458 km ...

New women’s World Record for 48 hours: 435.336 km ...

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The stage was set, the curtain raised, cast assembled. Legendary Australian and World marathon champion, former World Record holder and founder of the Indigenous Marathon Project, Robert de Castella AO MBE acknowledged the traditional custodians of the land, then offered some prescient words for the runners now nervously gathered at the start:

“It’s only through the difficult challenges in life that we really find out who we are. This is an opportunity for us not just to develop our physical strength and our wellness, but also our spirit.”

With this perfect summation of what was about to unfold, Australia’s greatest marathoner gave the starting orders – and thence gradually, inexorably, before our eyes over the ensuing 48 hours, a new history unfurled.

On the eve of the race, Camille Herron had remarked: “I feel like there is magic inside me every time I toe the line. I know that there is the possibility that I am going to do something magical and I have to keep going and persevering and working through all the challenges… I hope to see it through to a new record and to find out more about what’s possible for women, and what my human limits could be.”

Thus it was spoken: now it would be revealed and manifested.

Little did we know when preparing to stage, participate in, or spectate at yet another race, that we would be joining an event of historical significance for our sport, our own lives and the progress of our world family: an event which changes everything, and potentially, everyone.

Camille Herron came to this race an established superstar. She departs, a supreme champion. Even if she were never to run another race, Camille’s name is now etched on the honour board of running immortals, synonymous with soaring vision, stellar daring, dauntless conviction, exuberant excellence, superlative athletic prowess, wholehearted sacrifice, consummate self-giving and dazzling glory. Canberra’s AIS Athletics Track has hosted numerous Olympians and high-level competitions, yet it will forever resonate and be remembered for this one resounding achievement. The guiding purpose of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team is the promotion and facilitation of self-transcendence as a means to personal wellbeing and the progress of humanity: thus this race itself, this Sri Chinmoy 48 Hour Track Festival, has achieved through this diamond offering, its pinnacle fulfilment.

On track, Camille was an ocean liner, bravely and blithely coursing through the ocean waters of the known, the unknown and unknowable, casting aside all fear, insecurity, doubt and pain in her wake and spreading a wave-surge of sparkling joy and coruscating confidence all around the track for others to surf upon. As the stadium flood lights lit up the track; so the flood of Camille’s inner light and aspiration, lit up the race.

As barriers receded, new landmarks were planted:

Marathon – 3:30:18
6 hours – 72.243 km
100 km – 8:49:41
12 hours – 131.807 km
100 miles – 14:41:04
200 km – 20:01:18
24 hours – 239.480 km

So far, all marks were ahead of World Record pace. But Camille would soon be running beyond what she had ever run in a race before. How would she cope physically and mentally with that challenge, flying so high, untethered from the mundane, soaring dauntless beyond the comfort-clouds of the known?

From the outside, we see only the relentless gait, the incessant forward momentum, the surges along the back straight, the searing focus, the never-fading smile: we don’t see the sheer crushing enormity of the inner Himalayan quest, the sky-vast faith and ocean-depth of daring, the adamantine courage and laser determination amidst battering storms of obstacles. We know there was physical suffering and mental torment: around about the 18 hour point when the world was closing in on her, Camille reached an agreement with husband and coach, Conor Holt, that she would continue to 24 hours, gain a qualifying time for the US National team to compete in the World Championships later in the year, and exit the race. This had been her first goal and motivation for coming to Australia, so that box would be ticked. But as 24 hours neared, those inner clouds passed, the landscape shifted within, Camille hearkened again to the stirring of her inner magic – and the plan evolved. She would stay and run, and run – sleep when required, then run again, and run – and run some more, then run some … then, run.

Knowing that she had to face the same hurdles and demons as every other runner; that she is 100% human in every sinew and heartbeat after all; that she too, struggled to rouse herself from every mini-break – is not only comforting to us mortals who can barely get out of bed in the morning, it further heightens the value and magnifies the worth of Camille’s achievement. We expect perfection from the perfect: when we witness the miraculous from the human, our own human sympathy is touched, our wonder engaged, our inspiration ignited, our capacities aroused and our aspiration surcharged. We are transformed.

At the awards presentations post-race, Camille put into words the phenomenon we had all felt, witnessed and been swept up into for 48 hours straight: “I just have such a relentless joy when I run…” Such a simple statement, embodying a universe of spiritual truth, depth, power and infinite possibility for all humanity… a veritable mantra for life.

Camille continued: “I really thank everybody who got to be here and be part of it; making history for women. … It was an amazing moment; I hope everybody appreciates what I just did: it was ridiculous!”

To put in context just how “ridiculous” is this achievement: Camille ran the 3rd furthest of any human in 48 hours, after only Yiannis Kouros of Greece, and Andrii Tkachuk of Ukraine. Yes – though this is incidental – they are both men. Camille’s distance is only 110 metres short of the mark set by Tkachuk at the Sri Chinmoy 48 Hour race in Vinnitsa, Ukraine in 2021. Tkachuk would later be called up to serve in the Ukraine military, and hospitalised after sustaining injuries in the war. His running career is presently on hold – he would not be able to defend his record if it were broken right now, as he defends his country and his people’s very existence.

The previous 3rd furthest human over 48 hours was none other than Dr Martin Fryer, the timer and race referee for this event, whose incredible 433.686 km set in Surgères, France in 2009 was the final barrier Camille would surpass today. Fittingly, Martin – now one of the world’s most qualified and respected coaches of ultra runners – was on hand throughout the race, offering practical advice, wisdom and boundless inspiration to assist Camille to transcend his own phenomenal PB and was trackside to personally witness and graciously surrender his record to Camille.

Camille is now a daunting 24 km ahead of the previous women’s record of 411.458 km, set just 6 weeks earlier by Jo Zakrwzeski of the UK in Taipei, Taiwan; and far clear of both the US Women’s and Men’s 48 hour records.

In the context of this Festival – and this in no way diminishes the fabulous efforts of all the event winners – Camille's split times would have won her every race on the program: Marathon, 6 hour, 12 hour, 24 hour and 48 hour.

A sample of media coverage of this World Record:

– Runners are Smilers blog

– Athletics Weekly

– Runner's World

– I Run Far

– I Run Far post-race interview

– Trailrunner mag

– Run 247

– Canadian Running Magazine

– The Canberra Times

– Canberra Weekly

– USATF

– The Oklahoman

– The Norman Transcript, Oklahoma

– Yahoo Life

– ESPN Deportes (Spanish)

– HD Sports (German)

– 20 minutos deportes (Spanish)

– Peace Run website

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Rare indeed, is the race where a gap of 140+ km separates 1st place from 2nd – just one of innumerable extraordinary outcomes of an event that seemingly took place on a rarefied, super-human plane … another example: despite being only a quarter of its length and with a smaller field, more runners would withdraw from the 12 hour race than from the 48 hour event.

Gesiane Nascimento from Brazil, is a relative newcomer to running, with 2 previous 48 hour races, and using this event as preparation for the Sri Chinmoy 10 Day Race in Flushing Meadows, New York next month. Striking in colourful costumes and running sandals, Gesiane explored and transcended many inner and outer limits in her journey. Impressing all through her devotion and eagerness, Gesiane collected 259.849 km for a Personal Best and 2nd place female.

The next 4 ranked women all represent the Golden Age of Ultra Running – the 50-59 bracket. Paola Flury ran a beautifully controlled race to take out the main prize in the F50-59 with 243.784 km; from Beck Myors’ 226.16 km; evergreen Karen Woon Cheung Chan with 219.019 km; and Australian 1,000 km record-holder, Annabel Hepworth offering her wealth of experience to the race, while depositing a round 200 km into her vast treasury of lifetime miles raced. Alison To, in the Female Under 50, consistently wore the brightest smiles while gathering 173.135 km.

Rare it is, to find the top 3 places of an open men’s running race claimed by two 50+ year-old walkers and a 70+ year-old runner!

Carrying on the trend set in the 6 hour and 12 hour races, local Canberra lad, Joffrid Mackett returned the race of his life – winning the men’s 48 hour race, claiming the title of AURA National Men’s 48 Hour Champion, all from the supposedly “older” Male 50-59 category … and did I mention, Joffrid WALKED the whole way? Loaded with trophies, Joffrid also walked into fame, claiming the all-comers 48 hour Australian National walking record with his 294.973 km (previous record was 283.5 km), and entered the exclusive “Centurion” club by walking 100 miles during the first 24 hours of the race.

Having set new Australian men’s 70+ records last year from 6 hours up to 24 hours, Greg Wilson from Kyneton in Victoria came to Canberra with a clear purpose – and no prizes for guessing what his goals were! Cliff Young will forever remain an icon of Australian ultra distance running, and a few of his records have stood for 30 years – including his M70 48 hour mark. Greg showed incredible focus and discipline – even eschewing the chance of claiming some intervening records along the way, as that would have entailed running out of the zone he had set for himself – aiming unerringly for the 200 km record, which he broke by 6 hours, then continuing all the way to a stellar new 48 hour record of 287.404 km, which also earned Greg the 2nd placed AURA National (Open) Men’s Championship trophy. In addition to his own records, over a span of decades Greg has participated in World Record breaking race performances by the greatest male and female ultra runners – Yiannis Kouros and Camille Herron.

Greg was in esteemed company indeed in the 70+ category. Ron Schwebel has been twice Australian 48 Hour Champion and twice 24 Hour Champion, and held 17 National records, which he has since kindly passed on to others. Ron’s presence on the track and vast experience are a boon to all and we’re most grateful he continues to compete. The figures tell only a glimpse of his value to the event, his 207.6 km a priceless contribution to the collective story. John Timms at 80+ years, is the oldest Australian 6 day runner still running – and on occasion when his inner sprinter comes to the fore, flying – bringing a unique energy and application, and completing a mightily impressive 167.2 km over the full 48 hours.

Also walking 100 miles in 24 hours, David Billett from Adelaide, showed amazing equanimity and persistence throughout, despite coming up just short of his personal best – yet nevertheless claimed 3rd place trophy in the AURA National Men’s Championship, and the admiration of all, with 266.705 km.

Completing the talent-packed Male 50-59 category, Robert Flury (206.476 km), Zed Zlotnick (205.607 km) and debut 48-hour runner, Paul Gay (186.285 km) all saw out the full 48 hours on track, while Andrew Meagher made it to within touching distance, taking a bow after 173.2 km and nearly 46 hours. The sole entrant in the Male 60-69 category, and one of the most gracious gentlemen among a packed field of contenders, Anyce Melham – who holds the world record for most Sri Chinmoy 24 hour races completed (33, plus three 48 hour races) – found his body simply not cooperating this year, saw the writing on the wall and returned his timing chip after 14 hours and 92 km.

Racing at full intensity at an élite level, exerting one’s all towards and beyond one’s limits, real and imagined, is to tread a super fine line between control and abandon. Defending race Champion, Canberra’s Matt Griggs started as favourite in the men’s field, and all appeared to be going well with his race: during one of Camille’s breaks, he actually came to within one lap of catching her, the closest anyone would ever be. At 24 hours, Matt had clocked 221 km, but 3 hours later, Matt drew the curtain on his race with 238.4 km – enough to take out the award for 1st Male Under 50, despite being off the track for 21 hours. Peter Murphy, who claims he has not set foot on a track since year 7, showed amazing grit and stamina to stare down the full 48 hours and claim 2nd MU50 with 212 km. James Quaife was next with a more than creditable distance of 188 km from nearly 25 hours on the track; while Steve Bingley found all he needed from the experience during his 70 km in 14 hours.

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Sri Chinmoy 24 Hour Race

24 hours is the fundamental measure of time and span of our existence: one rotation of the earth upon its axis, affording every conceivable point of view upon the heavens. Indeed, the euphoria, crises, challenges and triumphs experienced in a 24 hour race, take the athlete on a comparable inner journey through every conceivable attitude to the Problem of Life and our place upon this troublesome little sphere spinning suspended in space.

With the AURA National 24 Hour Championships scheduled for just a few weeks after these 48 Hour Championships, understandably the field assembled here for 24 hours was smaller than usual – but 24 hours is 24 hours, a journey at once commanding absolute respect and calling forth extraordinary sacrifice and heroism.

Each runner-seeker-warrior who toed the line, brought something unique to the field – the field of contestants, field of vision and field of battle. And none disappointed.

When trophies were assembled and distributed, 6 of the top 10 placings were claimed by women. Remarkably, the entire Female Under 50 category – 6 brave women in all – bettered the magical 100 mile, or “Miler” standard. Leading the race outright for much of the race, the remarkable Maree Connor finished 1st woman with 212.6 km, ahead of Amanda Pavey’s 194.1 km and one of a new generation of Indian ultra runners, Priyanka Bhatt, who flew from India for this race, completing the podium placings with 185.5 km. Rachel Sykes took 1st prize in the Female 50-59, with 143.8 km completed.

Every ultra runner experiences troughs of energy and inspiration, moments of darkness or even despair when all appears lost and hopeless. Usually these occur later in a race; yet for Grant Brisbin from Woy Woy, his biggest “hole” came around the 7 hour mark, relatively early in the journey. Somehow with the encouragement of other runners and supporters, Grant managed not only to hang in there – he recovered to such an extent, he covered an amazing 225.1 km and won the race! 2nd place was taken by another Indian runner, the smiling, gliding Ullas Narayana, with 220.6 km, ahead of Troy Ruivenkamp, who ran strongly throughout for 173.4 km. Reid Meldrum also reached his goal of 100 miles with a finishing distance of 161.3 km.

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Sri Chinmoy 12 Hour Race

The 12 hour race is one of the hardest to master: long enough to hurt badly, to need a careful nutrition and pacing plan; not long enough to incorporate sleep breaks as a legitimate racing strategy.

Today, Kevin Muller – one of Australia’s most reliably excellent ultra runners – presented a master class in how to tackle the 12 hour, treating the half-day timeframe with the respect it demands, while executing a bold race plan with confidence and resolve. In winning the race outright, Kevin established a sensational new M50 Australian record of 138.015 km.

Meanwhile, Sharon Pieterse won the women’s race also from the F50 category, in a sterling 92.518 km, ahead of Female Under 50’s winner Niboddhri Christie’s 90.518 km, and 2nd place F 50-59, Leah Weeden in 87.718 km; while Lib Smith claimed the F60-69 with 73.812 km.

Daragh O’Loughlin was fastest among the Male Under 50 with an impressive 124.618 km, from Stuart Wallace’s 110.072 km.

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Sri Chinmoy 6 Hour Race

In the context of an all-weekend Festival featuring epic challenges of the magnitude of 48 hours, a mere 6 hour event may seem almost trifling. Yet it is a maxim of running, that a race of any distance can offer a supreme challenge, setting a stage to bring forth surprising qualities and capacities from within. Every distance invites us to give our all – and in that crucible, is forged life’s defining dramas.

And so it proved, that the Sri Chinmoy 6 Hour race produced one of the standout performances of the Festival. After a dazzling start from Dom Bullock, who almost lapped half the field after one time round the track, and sprang his way to 27 km before withdrawing from the fray; Baden Reynolds led the field and controlled the race to establish a new Australian M50 record of 79.461 km for 6 Hours – 3 km further than the previous benchmark. Baden absolutely poured himself into his race, inspiring all who followed in his footsteps and all who were privileged to watch him, from on and off the track.

An excellent duel ensued behind Baden for the Male Under 50 title, between Tom Allen, who eventually drew away with 71.865 km, and Ashley Colquhoun who presented with 71.236 km. John Nuttall showed his class to win the M70+ with 54.374 km, while David Von Senden completed 29.443 km to take out the M60-69 title.

As with the men, the women’s race was also won outright from the F50 category, with Canberra’s Kelly Bennett 1st overall with 54.185 km, though just ahead of 1st placed F60-69, Nikki Whelan’s 54.146 km. Sue Archer won her accustomed first placing in the F70+ category with 43.519 km completed.

Fastest among the Female Under 50s was Bei Hu with 50.541 km, ahead of a super tight finish, with just 53 metres between Gemma Worland (47.088 km) and Stacey Marsh (47.035 km).

Just as they had appeared in the afternoon with a surging of energy and enthusiasm, so, with a brief awards presentation and another shower of bonhomie and goodwill, the 6 hour runners merged into the night, the inside lanes reclaiming their aura of concentrated tranquil purpose and focus…

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Sri Chinmoy Midnight Marathon

From the grandstand overlooking the athletics track, the Midnight Marathon was the only race of the Festival you could actually hear – with that associated thrill of the sound of shoes striking the track surface in rapid cadence. Commencing on the stroke of midnight, there is something madcap about launching headlong into the heart of the night.

Emmanuel Vergara was 1st home in 2:58:07, ahead of Luke Thompson’s 3:03:06. Next home was M50-59 winner, Andrew Leigh with 3:10:36. Women’s winner Lindsay Hamilton ran 3:36:57, with Amanda Jones (3:55:53) and Marnie Shaw (4:07:05) taking the podium placings. Debra Campbell won the F50-59 category with 4:52:18; and the amazing Ray James, the Male 70 and Over with 6:01:35.

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It’s not often you can say for sure that today is a day you’ll remember for the rest of your life – but this certainly was.

I remember reading about the Triple Tri after I moved to Canberra in 2015 and being captivated by the idea. The website puts it simply: “To attempt the entire course solo is one of the toughest single-day sporting challenges imaginable.”, and this is the sort of phrase that sticks in my head and stays there at the back of my mind for years.

Finally, at the start of this year I had dealt with some injuries and raced the sprint triathlon at Husky without issue – and so it seemed like this could be the year. But without any long course experience – my longest triathlon so far was Olympic distance – how do you even start training for something like this?

Fortunately for me, local pro triathlon legend and Triple Tri course record holder Penny Slater was available for coaching!

Six months later, with Ironman 70.3 Cairns under my belt and despite a few close calls falling off the mountain bike in training, I made it to the Triple Tri start line. It was time to put the training to use and enjoy a day touring Canberra on some of the most epic trails around. And when I say a day, I really mean it – because I was out there from dawn to dusk!

The forecast was for cold, wind, and some rain, so I was nervous about the first swim and trying to stay warm getting on the bike – but I needn’t have worried (about this bit at least). After the initial shock of the water and managing to get my breathing under control the lake almost felt warm. A stunning sunrise greeted me at the first transition and I got away onto the bike.

The first bike leg was really fun. The sun came out, the air was calm, and there were lots of people out there.

The plan was to stay calm, enjoy the spin, and under no circumstances push too hard this early on. A big crowd at transition 2 made for a great atmosphere, and seeing my support crew was a big encouragement.

Then I was onto the first run. I knew this would be the first real test, but made it through happily – though my legs were tired by the end and I was keen to get in the lake for a nice relaxing swim!

Swim 2 was where it started to get hard. Not because it was long, or because the wind had picked up and the water was choppy, but because of the cold. Mentally I was prepared to be cold coming out of the first swim, but this time before even reaching the first bridge I could feel my body temperature starting to drop. Fortunately, a friend of mine had offered to kayak with me in this swim and so I was able to take on some nutrition and have some help swimming in a straight line. Eventually I got out and as soon as I took off the wetsuit I started to freeze! I had lots of help from people wrapping me in towels and even their own jackets, but I couldn’t get warm again on the lakeside in the wind – so I headed off on the bike again.

Enter my second problem of the day – my knees. I have had issues before but not much in training for this race, but maybe the cold or just having been on the go for 7 hours by now was making them start to complain. I didn’t manage to warm up on the bike until 20km into the ride coming up the hill to Uriarra road. Then I stayed warm until the top of Mt Stromlo – and froze again when the rain and the wind set in coming down the other side.

When I made it to transition 5 I knew my knees would have issues on the run so I took some painkillers and crossed my fingers!

My knees were sore on the way up Mt Taylor, but they were even worse on the way down. My left knee in particular was quite painful at this point and I knew I still had almost 20km to run before the finish line. I had to take the steps left foot first on the way down the hill to avoid the worst of the pain but I was starting to get tired enough that I couldn’t coordinate my feet properly to manage it. I was cold, the path was exposed, and the rain had started to sting as if it were becoming hail. The course was getting lonely at this stage because most of the teams had passed me by now. This was the low point of the day. But, I knew there was going to be one, and so I made my way down the hill in the hope of some shelter and a chance to warm up. Sure enough, I got onto the bike paths towards lake Tuggeranong and either the painkillers kicked in or I warmed up enough but my knees felt better. I’d made it to swim three, and I knew at that point I could finish the race.

Fortunately swim three was short, and so while I was cold coming out of the water it wasn’t as bad as the second swim and my support crew were waiting with lots of towels and dry clothes. It felt good to be out of the water for the last time! The final mountain bike was muddy and slow – and for the first time in the day I had to walk the bike not because the trail was steep but because I was sinking into it.

At the final transition I finally allowed myself to think about the finish line. More dry clothes, another round of painkillers, and an unexpected but very welcome few sips of tea and I was ready for the last run. At this stage the course was so quiet that all the marshals knew me by name and once I got over Red Hill I knew it wasn’t far to the finish line. I had my only fall of the day when I stepped in some deep mud and my foot came away but my shoe didn’t – but at least it was a soft landing.

Finally, just before 8:30 in the evening, as the last of the light faded, I crossed the finish line.

I had been out there from dawn to dusk, making use of the entire day, and finished in just under 15 hours. But it didn’t feel like that long – I’m sure it felt longer for my support crew! While my body certainly struggled and there were moments when I thought I wouldn’t complete the race, there was no time all day when I wished I was somewhere else. What a privilege to be able to spend the day touring the stunning Canberra trails; to have such an incredible support crew give up their Sunday to follow me around, look after my gear, bring me food and supplies and everything I asked for; to be able to focus on nothing but moving forward.

I started this journey wanting to complete a bucket-list endurance challenge and an iconic Canberra race. I ended it with a new appreciation for the city we live in, the triathlon community, and a grin on my face that I expect won’t fade for a few weeks.

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