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Saturday, 14 June 2008

This year's run was all about teams. The difference was that you did not know who was in your team until the draw at the end. All along, Chopper kept saying that it was possible to come last in the race and still be part of the winning team. And so it was. David Heffer was the last finisher in the long course (by courteously allowing Leanne to cross the line before him) and drew a Tiger to make the fifth member of that team.

Well done to all.

Long Course:- the Tigers

Gary Signor

Keith McDonald

Louise Hancock

Darren Roberts

David Heffer

Short Course:- the Snakes

Robert Guadagnini

Ben Lyons

Samantha Graham

Nick Altin

Teddy Mazzarolo

The Snakes and the Tigers have wrapped up the Kanwhen Cup

With fresh weather, 105 entrants and a track and competition that was still to be revealed this weeks “hill run” was sure to arouse some curiosity.

The race was simple…….the same track as last week, however…..this time all runners where off scratch. The handicap was applied at the finish line with each entrant to receive a piece of an animal jigsaw puzzle when they crossed the line. The winners were to be the team with the first fully completed puzzle. Therefore all entrants that finished the course had an equal chance of winning.

In the short course the snakes came home as the winners. The team comprising of Ben Lyons, Robert Guadagnini (on his first ever hill run), Nick Altin, Teddy Mazzarolo and Samantha Graham where the first team to complete their puzzle and therefore win.

In the long course the tigers took the glory with the very last person home for the day completing the tiger’s tail. Darren Roberts, Louise Hancock, Keith McDonald, Gary Signor (who handicapped himself by arriving late) and David Heffer added the final piece to the puzzle.

Don’t forget the handicapper is back next week, with the new course to commence at 4.30. So see you at the water tower.

Long Results

Short Results