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The Pelorus Trust Half Marathon, 10k, 5k and Kids' Magic Mile, 20 September 2009 Organised by the Hutt Valley Marathon Clinic, the event this year starts at the Petone Rugby League Clubrooms in Marine Parade, Hikoikoi, Petone. For both 10k and the half marathon a combination of road and off road on both sides of the Hutt River. A surveyed course and Athletics Wellington sanctioned event. Entries www.hvmc.org.nz shortly. Or for more information, ask Ken Howell or Robyne Blackford


Shoe Clinic Harbour Capital Marathon
, Half, 10k, Magic Mile, Westpac Stadium, 28 June 2009 Relatively good conditions greeted the 4,249 starters in all four events on offer. The first placings  make Grant McLean and Lotty Turnidge the Wellington Centre Marathon Champions for 2009. Full: Grant McLean 1, 2:36; Rohan Biggs 2, 2:46; Ben Cornelius, 2:58 (the mighty barrier has fallen!); Lotty Turnidge 1W, 3:00; Michael Wray, 3:12; Bernie Portenski, 3:33; Warren Sutherland, 3:55; Vivian Cheng, 4:14.
Half Run: (Andrew Douglas, Scotland, 1, 1:09; Kerry Faass, Christchurch, 2, 1:09); Rees Buck, 3, 1:10; Matt Dravitzki (Pace), 4 1:10; Stefan Smith (Pace), 5, 1:13; Vaile Mexted, 1:15; Peter Kelly, 1:15; (Maria Bentley, 1W 1:18 - Palmerston North); Jamie White, 1:21; Darren Blackhurst, 1:21; Matyas James, 1:26; Evan Agnew, 1:26; Damon Peachey, 1:27; Roger Macky, 1:28; Karl Woodhead, 1:28; Des Young, 1:29; Michele Allison, 1:29; Aubrey Begley, 1:29; David Colquhoun, 1:30; Betty Harp, 1:34; Chris Leatham, 1:35; Ken Howell, 1:35; Glen Wallis, 1:35; Nick Whalley, 1:37; Susan Joy, 1:38; Stu Beresford, 1:39; Felix Delbruck, 1:40; Richard Sweetman, 1:41; Ian Murray, 1:43; Amy White, 1:43; Howard Harman, 1:45; Robyne Blackford, 1:45; David White, 1:49; Mark Simpson, 1:50; Maryanne Palmer, 1:52; Joanne Kwok, 1:53; Jo Badham, 1:53; John Palmer, 1:54; Rachel McLean, 1:54; Della Laird, 1:54; Carla O'Donnell, 1:56; David Young, 2:06; Daryl Bloomfield, 2:07; Michael Browne, 2:43. Half Walk: (Andrus Lei, 1, 1:59, Palmerston North), Peter Baillie, 2, 2:03; Terri Grimmett, 3W, 2:16; Robyn McArthur, 2:20; Kevin Watson, 2:21; David Cooke, 2:29; Leeane Palmer, 2:33; John Leonard, 2:35; Ian Morton, 2:39; John Hines, 2:44; Geoff Iremonger, 2:46. (BTW, our walking team "Sweaty Sox" won the walking team category. The team name is derived from Cockney rhyming slang "sweaty sock" for a Scotsman - Sock=Jock.) 10k Run: (rounded-down minutes) Cameron Goldsmid, 1, 32; Adam Steinmetz, 3, 34; Dave Parsons, 4 35; Tomas Bridgeman, 36; Brett Story, 38; Natalie Smith, 2W, 38; Clare Miller, 3W, 38; Daniel Withinshaw, 41; Jane Heather-Sclater, 43; Anthony Venning, 43; Pam Graham, 45; Claire Hodge, 45; Dawn Kelly, 46; Josie Askin, 47; Diane Morgan, 48; Adrian Shields, 50; David Luxton, 50; Loretta Desourdy, 53; Anna Marshall, 55; Shelly Crestani, 60; Sally Pollard, 62. 10k Walk: (Peter Hague, 1, 59, Nelson), Amelia De Lorenzo, 2, 60; James Hurring, 3, 61; Daphne Jones, 74; Robyn Iremonger, 85; Peter Tearle, 90. Kids' Magic Mile: Jonathan Beresford, 1, 5:44. Results | Photos by Rowan Greig

Summer Solstice Trail Marathon, North Vancouver, Canada, 21 June 2009 Ed Sargisson reports: Very difficult trail marathon including a nasty hill gaining 400m elevation in 1.8km and the very technical North Shore trails. Had the tailend of a cold which I heartily do not recommend. Final time was 7:30:35. Winning time was 4:13:19 (by a woman). All the best to those running in Wellington next weekend! Website

Mukamuka Munter, Southern Rimutakas, 29k of beach, hilly trails, Mt Matthews, rocky river beds, 13 June 2009, posted 21 June 2009 The race was held in near perfect conditions with little wind, ideal race temperatures and a forgiving river flow. Appearing from Scottish were Phil Valentine (4:49), Ben Candy (4:55) and Don Stevens (5:32). Also among the results are former members Tim Finn (4:33) and Hamish Farrar (4:30). At the front, Liam Drew managed to defend his King of the Munter crown again (3:00) and Fleur Pawsey again not only successfully defended the Munter Queen crown (3:14), but also taught the boys a thing or two by coming third overall for the second time. Results (.xls)


Ballantyne Cup
, 9k, 5.3k, 2.6k handicap races, Hutt River Stop Banks,
20 June 2009  Stop bank reconstruction and the chilly, showery weather meant the abandonment of the tracks down by the river for the paved paths on the top of the banks. This made the course a little longer. J-team handicap race (over the southern loop - 2.6k).  Winner of the Junior Sealed Handicap Cup is Ben Carpenter, while Anderley Stevens won the Piano House Trophy. In the senior race, Maryanne Palmer won the Shirley Barton Trophy as the first female over the line. Keeping it in the family, John Palmer was second, and so wins the Ballantyne Cup. Fastest male was Damon Maclachlan, while Stephanie Mackenzie was quickest female. Results

NZ Secondary School Cross Country Champs, Saxton Field, Nelson, 20 June 2009 Runners up last year, champions this year, Aaron Pulford of Hauraki Plains and Olivia Burne of Palmerston North collected the senior secondary schools cross country titles at Saxton Field Nelson on Saturday afternoon. Raced in perfect conditions on a firm fast course Pulford was in the leading group from the start of the senior boys 6k before hitting out on his own mid-way through the event to win comfortably in 18m 36s. Mohamed Ali of Fairfield College in Hamilton, second in the junior boys last year, worked his way through from 10th early on to claim second in 18m 52s. Scott Russell from Botany Downs in Auckland was third in 19m 3s. Olivia Burne of Palmerston North had a great battle with Nicki McFadzien of Villa Maria in the senior girls 4k. Burne eventually broke clear with 800m to go to win by three seconds in 13m 44s. McFadzien was third to Burne's second placing last year. Auckland Grammar School triumphed in the senior boys teams race while St Hildas won both the three person and six person teams races in the girls. Margot Gibson of St Margaret's College Christchurch made it two years in a row in the junior girls 3k. Look for the following Scottish members: Y9B: Sam Pietras. JB: Max Butchers, Patrick Twiss. JG: Ariana Harper. SB: Ethan Lankshear, Hector Farmer, Malcolm Hodge, Aaron Twiss, Stephen Isaac. SG: Nicole Mitchell, Florence Reynolds, Amber Kennedy. Results | Rowan Greig's Photos

Teams for Athletics New Zealand Cross Country and Road Championships: Pre-selection of Athletes, posted 16 June 2009 From Don Dalgliesh and Graham Tattersall, Wellington Centre Selectors: In order to assist our better performed athletes, and their coaches, in planning their season and their travel to the above championships, thus hopefully meaning that more of our better athletes will attend both these events, and improve both our individual and teams chances for medals, we have decided each year to name a group of athletes, who are then already selected to represent Wellington at both the above events. Athletes will still have to demonstrate their fitness by competing in the centre championships, and achieving the required guideline time set for their event. We will select these athletes, based on performances in interclub, and interschool, events up to the Dorne Cup each season, and will be adding further names to the list, if athletes performances are of sufficiently standard in the races following. The balance of the Wellington team will be named on the day of the Wellington championships. Be aware that all athletes in the Wellington teams have to lodge their own entry direct with Athletics New Zealand, and these entries close on the day following the Wellington championships. For those selected for the Wellington team, the cost of their entry fee will be refunded to their club, following the New Zealand championship. Athletes selected are: Senior Men: Rees Buck (Scottish), James Coubrough (Scottish), Stefan Smith (Scottish). Senior Women: Melissa Moon (Scottish). Masters Men 35+: Grant McLean (Scottish). Masters Women: Vickie Humphries (Wellington), Gabrielle O'Rourke (Wellington). Masters Men 50+: Graham Lear (Scottish), Paul Forster (Wellington). Men 19 and under: Ben Barry (Scottish), Corey Casey (Scottish),Evan Cooper (Wellington). Women 19 and under: Nicole Mitchell (Scottish), Florence Reynolds (Scottish). Men 16 and under: Ryan McAlister (Wellington), Sean McCrudden (Olympic), Kieron McDonald (Wellington), Tim Stewart (Kapiti). Women 16 and under: Ariana Harper (Scottish). Guidelines

University Relay, Juniors' Race, QEII Park, McKays Crossing, 16 May 2009, posted 17 June 2009 Victoria University Athletics Club has published the official results of the relay and juniors' race.  Results (courtesy Richard Brandon)

Wellington Cross Country Team, North Island Cross Country Championships, Taupo, 4 July 2009, posted 16 June 2009 From Don Dalgliesh and Graham Tattersall, selectors: The following have been named to represent Wellington at Taupo. Senior Men: Rees Buck (Scottish), Hamish Carson (Scottish), James Coubrough (Scottish), Glenn Hughes (Scottish), Simon Rogers (Wellington), Stefan Smith (Scottish). Senior Women: Sarah Gardner (Wellington), Melissa Moon (Scottish), Stephanie Mackenzie (Scottish), Jacinda Swain (Hutt Valley). Masters Men: Julian Cook (Scottish), Grant McLean (Scottish), Todd Stevens (Scottish), Peter Versey (Hutt Valley). Masters Women: Sally Anderson (Scottish), Helen Anderson (Scottish), Vickie Humphries (Wellington), Lotty Turnidge (Scottish). Masters Men 50+: Richard Brent (Scottish), Paul Forster (Wellington), Mark Handley (Olympic), Graham Lear (Scottish), Tony Price (Masterton). Men 19 and under: Ben Barry (Scottish), Corey Casey (Scottish), Evan Cooper (Wellington), Matt Pavitt (Wellington). Women 19 and under: Lizzie Bunckenburg (Olympic), Nicole Mitchell (Scottish), Florence Reynolds (Scottish), Katherine Vance (Wellington). Men 16 and under: Ryan McAlister (Wellington), Sean McCrudden (Olympic), Kieron McDonald (Wellington), Tim Stewart (Kapiti). Women 16 and under: Ariana Harper (Scottish), Sophie Pepperell (Olympic). Additional athletes may be selected, following the NZ Secondary Schools Cross Country Championships in Nelson this weekend. Would any athlete named who is not intending to compete at Taupo, please contact Don Dalgliesh on 473-9414 or email dondalgliesh@xtra.co.nz as soon as possible? All athletes are reminded to lodge their own entries, either individually or through their club. The centre will reimburse the entry fees to the athletes' clubs, following the event.

Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships team announced, ANZ release, posted 16 June 2009 New Zealand will have a strong contingent competing at the Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships in Keswick, England, in mid-September. National mountain running champion Glenn Hughes of Wellington Scottish will contest both the 12k up hill race on 18 September and the up and down 12k race on 20 September. James Coubrough of Wellington Scottish will also take part in both races. The remainder of the men's team, Dougal Thorburn and Michael Wakelin of Otago, and Auckland's Aaron Jackson and Michael Banks will compete only in the up and down race. Former world mountain running champion Melissa Moon of Wellington along with Lara Phillips of Canterbury, Sarah Biss of Rotorua and overseas based Anna Frost have been selected for both women's races over 8k. The mountain running championships will be held in conjunction with the Commonwealth Ultra-distance Championships. Val Muskett of Waikouaiti, Lisa Tamati (New Plymouth), Vivian Cheng (Wellington Scottish) and Alex McKenzie (Auckland) have already been announced as New Zealand's representatives in the 24-hour race on 17-18 September.

Entries to the adidas Auckland Marathon and Half Marathon have sold out, posted 15 June 2009 There has been unprecedented demand for entries and all entries for the 1 November events were sold out within nine weeks of opening. Impossible is nothing, but everything if you had wanted to enter the half marathon champs. Website


Three Peaks Event Three: “Southern Special” – Mt Albert, Oku Street Lookout, Hawkins Hill, 14 June 2009 We have found the missing winner we could not identify initially through some results confusion. It is Nigel Kirk, who ran a very fast and navigationally spot-on 1:41. Allister Adams was a minute behind Nigel and Stephen Day just pipped Peter Kelly on the line for third. In the women's race Natalie Smith was first, in a solid 1:49, with the Anderson twins three minutes slower. That means the twins hung on to win the overall Three Peaks Women's Championship for 2009, with a close three-minute lead over Natalie. In the men's Championship Cameron Goldsmid was well in front after the first two events but an injury meant he could only manage one peak today. That meant Peter Kelly came through with some consistent running to win, followed by Stephen Day, with Stefan Smith scraping into third. Results

Marathon runners selected for World Championships, posted 1 June 2009 Athletics New Zealand release: Michael Aish is the sole New Zealand men's selection for the world championship marathon to be held in Berlin on 22 August. Aish won the 2009 Christchurch marathon in 2:18:18, and has a best time of 2:13:21 in winning last year's Phoenix marathon. New Zealand will have a women's team in the world cup marathon to be run in conjunction with the world championships in Berlin on 23 August. The team is Shireen Crumpton of Dunedin and overseas based Mary Davies and Fiona Docherty. Crumpton won the Gold Coast marathon last July in 2:38:16, Davies qualified with her marathon debut in Vienna in April in 2:42:39 and Docherty with her 2:42:11 in Ottawa last week. US-based Liza Hunter-Galvan was not considered for selection due to her unavailability.

Hit counts and hosting

Number of visitors since 1 July 2009

Visitors in the year to 30 June 2009 were counted at 71,683, up by 4% on last year.  That's a hit every 7 minutes and 20 seconds, 24/7!

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Next weekend

Club Away Trip - North Island Cross Country Championships, Taupo, Saturday  Looks to be about 50 Scottish members running in Spa Thermal Park for the Waikato Centre's version of the Dorne Cup. Programme

Saturday Club Runs/Walks, Clubhouse, 1:45 for 2pm Pack runs and walks for those in Wellington.

Future events

Winter Programme Note the following changes to the published programme. 12 August is the Wellington Secondary Schools Road Races at Heretaunga and 26 August is the Wellington Secondary Schools Road Relays at Trentham Memorial Park. The National Road Relay Championship has moved out a week to 10 October.
 
Weekend club walks
 
July 2009 (Club events in yellow)
4 Club Away Trip - North Island Cross Country Championships, Taupo
4 Saturday Club Runs/Walks, Clubhouse, 1:45 for 2pm
11 Saturday Club Runs/Walks, Clubhouse, 1:45 for 2pm, followed by a talk/Q&A session with Melissa Moon
12 Sunday Club Runs/Walks, Clubhouse, 8am, followed by the Big Kiwi Breakfast
12 Harry Key Memorial Track Race Walking Relay, Sovereign Stadium
12 Wainui Mountain Run, 12.1k
12 Kapiti Duathlons, Mazengarb Park, Paraparaumu, 8am
18 Wellington Cross Country Championships, Waikanae Park, Ngarara Rd, Waikanae, 2pm
18 Road Walk Races, over various distances, QEII Park, Paekakariki, 10 am
18 Captain Cook's Landing, 25k trail run, Queen Charlotte Track
25 Baudinet Cup and Cole Land Walking Cup, 9k seniors, 7k walk, 4k juniors, 2k J-team, Titahi Bay Surf Club, 1:45pm for 2pm. With Kapiti Harriers who call it the Round the Masts Handicap Race. Members please provide afternoon tea.
26 Masters 8k Road Race, 5k Road Walk, Olympic Club Rooms, Johnsonville

Scottish countdown

By Saturday, 4 July, the number of weeks left until:

North Island Cross Country Champs, Taupo (4/07)

0

Wellington Cross Country Champs*, Waikanae (18/07)

2

Wellington Road Champs*, Trentham (22/08)

7

NZ Road Relay Champs, Chch (10/10, shifted out a week)

14

Club prize-giving (17/10)

15

*Scottish running champs event

Have you moved, changed jobs or your contact details and wonder why your mail and email from Scottish have dried up? Let us know your changes so that we can keep the membership database up-to-date. Email Paul with changes.

Information about preselection of Wellington Centre Teams for the National championships, posted 23 May 2009 Preselection information from centre selectors Don Dalgliesh and Graham Tattersall is available here. Cross country championships selection guidelines are here.  Information about selection for the Wellington Centre cross country team for Taupo is here.


Race profile: Wellington Cross-Country Championships,
Waikanae Park, Park Avenue, Waikanae, 18 July 2009  Kapiti Harrier and Multisport Club will again be hosting the Centre Cross Country Champs this year. This year they are introducing the use of electronic timing chips for the first time. This will mean that you all will need to register and receive your timing chip at the registration tent 30 minutes BEFORE your race. Kapiti realises that this is a change from the process followed in previous years. However, the use of the timing chips will enable all results to be published within minutes of the last runner crossing the finish line in each race.  Please note that if you do not have a timing chip then your time will not be recorded and so it is essential that you register before your race. 

Don't forget to allow plenty of time (an hour?) to get through the various bottlenecks on the way to Waikanae, or else you'll possibly be an unwilling entrant in the open men's 12k! These races are the culmination of the local cross-country season to see who will be this year's Wellington champions. They are also an important second plank in the internal Scottish running championships. The race usually involves some mud and a couple of fences. Always an enjoyable race for people who like running off-road. Athletes who wish to compete in a higher grade than normal must declare to the race director their intention to do so prior to the start of the event. For team results the number of counting members are: Open Men – 6 in both A & B grades. All other grades - 4 only. For juniors, your grade depends on your age at the end of the year: W16, for example, means you are 16 or under on 31 December 2009. Older people become "masters" on the day of their birthday: you are W35, for example, if you turn 35 on or before 18 July 2009. Don't forget the rules of cross country courses: run within 5m of a single flag and between flags if there are two. More information (.doc)

Race  Time  Grade  Distance 
1 1.00pm  Masters men (40+)* 8k (4x2k) 
      Men 19  8k (4x2k) 
Women 8k (4x2k)
2 1:45pm  Women 16  4k (2x2k) 
   1:45pm   Masters women (35+)* 6k (3x2k) 
Women 19  6k (3x2k) 
Men 16  6k (3x2k) 
3 2:10pm  Boys and girls 9  1k (1x1k)
4 2:25pm  Boys and girls 11  3k (1k+2k)
5 2:40m  Boys and girls 13  3k (1k+2k)
6 3.00pm  Men*  12k (6x2k) 

Race profile: Baudinet Cup handicap race, Whitireia Park, Cole Land Walking Cup, Titahi Bay Surf Club, 1:45pm for 2pm, 25 July 2009 Please bring some afternoon tea to share, as we are hosting Kapiti Harriers (who call this the "Round the Masts Handicap Race"). Best to arrive around 1:45pm so that we can get underway shortly after 2pm. The seniors'  9.7k running race is the most challenging, but also the  most rewarding and the most popular of the handicap races (map). The race is run over a mixture of road, farm tracks and beach (so road shoes are the weapons of choice). The race has a grunty hill at 7.5k and then finishes with a fast down-hill section and a return to the beach. For most of us (who are not doing the nationals in Christchurch on 1 August), this is the last "cross country" race of the year - from now on the drama moves to the roads, for relays and individual races. The 19s and under have a sealed handicap road race (3.8k) down Te Pene Avenue and up Main Road, starting on Toms Road and then going to Tiriti Road and finishing on the beach. J-Teamers have their own road race of about 2k. Walkers compete under handicap for the Cole Land Cup over a 7k road course. Baudinet 2008

Scottish uniforms are now available, posted 8 April 2009 Members competing in interclub events are required to wear the club singlet and all members are encouraged to wear the singlet on Saturday club runs and races along with a pair of plain black shorts. We have standard men's and women's and children's singlets for sale as well as crop tops and support singlets for women. Prices range from $25 for the kids' singlet to $55 for the support singlet. We also have a range of clearance items of our old style uniforms and seconds at bargain prices. If you require a club uniform, please contact Jo Badham. Please note, payment by cash or cheque only. 

Walkers' version of the winter programme, posted 12 March 2009  Leanne Palmer has sent in this walking calendar covering the season from 21 March to 10 October: Weekend club walks (.pdf)  For more information about walking in Scottish, please look at the Walking page.

Race profile: Venue change, Road Walk Races, over various distances, QEII Park, Paekakariki, 10am, 18 July 2009  This race is usually held on Ngarara Rd, Waikanae, just outside the cross country course, but for various reasons, safety being the main one, we have changed the venue to McKays Crossing, QEII park, Paekakariki (where the Chocolate race is held). The race will be a 2k loop on the internal road.  Race distances will be 10k, 6k and 2k junior race.  Please note the start time is now 10am not 12 noon. This will allow people who will be officials for both us and cross country and runner supporters time to get to Waikanae for the cross country, and people who have other afternoon committments will have time to race in the morning. Details

Race profile: Meridian Gutbuster Run/Walk, National Children's Day, Family Festival walk/run, 7 March 2010. Full Distance 11.8k around the  Karori Sanctuary loop via Wrights Hill, Wind Turbine and Brooklyn Hill. Kids run/walk of 1k & 3.5k options – Free for parents who take their children or grandchildren on the kids options. Start and Finish: Ben Burn Park, Campbell St., Karori, Wellington, 9am start. Category Wave starts. Registered National Children's Day event. Free fun activities on the Park for kids of all ages www.coolrunning.co.nz. Contact: lynne.klap@xtra.co.nz ph 04 3864992

Event profile: Capital Multisport Events, posted 2 November 2008 Visit here for more information and online entry. All finishers receive a medal and a chance to win spot prizes.

16 August 2009 - 5 Bridges Marathon. Four distances, marathon, half marathon, 10k and 5k for runners and walkers of all abilities. Follow the Hutt River Trail which provides a safe and scenic course. All finishers receive a medal and a chance to win spot prizes.

Winter Duathlon Series with a 10k & 5k Run Series
Each event in the series has three duathlon distances for adults and distances specifically for 8-10 and 11-14 year olds. For walkers and runners of all abilities there will be 10k and 5k courses. All the courses have quiet cycle sections and mainly off road runs in quiet scenic parks. Chance to win spot prizes at each event.
 
17 May 2009 Belmont Regional Park, Dry Creek Entrance
21 June 2009 Belmont Regional Park, Dry Creek Entrance
19 July 2009 Rimutaka Forest Park Catchpool Entrance
18 October 2009 Rimutaka Forest Park Catchpool Entrance

Running quotes

Arthur Lydiard on sharpening up Dick Tayler:  Before the 1974  Commonweath Games, I was shaping up Dick Tayler for the tough competition in the upcoming 10,000m, by giving him a heavy loading of anaerobic training on a college ground in Te Awamutu. A group of pupils stopped by to watch. "What's he doing?" one asked. "Repetitions," I explained. They knew all about those. "How many is he going to do?" "I don't know." "What times is he running?" I'm not timing him." They exchanged looks of disbelief. Was I supposed to be coaching one of New Zealand's best runners? Then I asked, "How far round is this track, anyway?"  When Dick finished and joined us, they asked him, "How many did you do?"  "I didn't count them," Dick said. "What times were you running?" "I didn't time them." I decided it was time to explain to these boys, before they ran off laughing, that times and numbers were unimportant. What mattered was the effect on Tayler of what he was doing; and he knew better than I did what he wanted to do and when he had had enough. - Running with Lydiard, 1983

Recent results

How to find results: The newest results are put in the left hand column of the home page (here).  Generally there will be also a link to more detailed results on this site or off site. Eventually they disappear off the bottom of the page as new material arrives at the top. By that stage, a title and a link is placed in the dated list below. Soon after the month has been finished, this list is copied into Results, a calendar of results, but the list also stays on the home page for a while. If you know the month of the event you are after, click on that month in Results. If from an earlier (October) year, click on the years at the top of the results page. If the result is in the miscellaneous page (small events or small Scottish participation), you search in the current year by date or go to the bottom to find earlier years. (There must be a smarter way of doing this, but I haven't thought of it yet!

June Older results
14  Three Peaks Finale: Mt Albert trig, Oku Street Reserve, Hawkins Hill Results
13  Trentham 10k/6k/2k Walks, NZIC Campus Results
13 Mukamuka Munter, Southern Rimutakas, 29k Results
13 Dorne Cup, Trentham Memorial Park Results
12 Nick Willis takes top award as Wellington Sportsperson of the Year, thanks his school coach Don Dalgliesh Results
PNP's annual Hawkins Hill Climb Results
6 Novice Cup, Galashiels Trophy (Eastbourne), Muritai School Results
6 Sunfeast World 10k - India's richest race Results
1 Scottish runners shine in 9k road race at Napier Harrier Club's 75th Jubilee Results

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