Twenty senior Stawell Amateur Athletic Club runners braved the chilly 8 degree temperatures last Saturday to contest the Time Keeper’s 5km Championship. Held as a sealed handicap, with all runners starting together, first runner home was awarded the championship points, then handicaps are applied to decide the race winner. After the mass start, the field […]
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Being the oldest runner in the field didn’t hold back Gary Saunders when he charged home to take out the handicap section of the Stawell Amateur Athletic Club’s combined Time Keeper’s Handicap and 5km Championship, held last Saturday. Staged as a sealed handicap, all runners set off together, with first across the line taking the
Two new Stawell Amateur Athletic Club members, John Kelly and Steve Page, stole the limelight when they took out the major placings in last Saturdays combined Time Keepers Handicap and 5km Championship race, held in the Iron Bark Reserve north of Stawell. Run as a sealed handicap, all 25 senior runners set off together, with
Allison Dugdale, after a year off to have a baby, has come back stronger than ever to take out the Stawell Amateur Athletic Club Time Keeper’s Sealed Handicap 5km Championship (what a mouthfull!) last Saturday. The race was held over a challenging 5000m course through the Iron Bark Reserve north of Stawell. Being a combined
Col Barnett continued his dominance of the Stawell Amateur Athletic Club Championship races by winning the Timekeepers Sealed Handicap Championship race on Saturday, held in the Ironbarks at the Three Jacks Reserve, near Stawell. A good field of twenty-four senior runners lined up for the 5km event. As per his usual form, Col Barnett went
Stawell Amateur Athletic Club held the Time Keeper’s Sealed Handicap on Saturday with a good field of 26 Seniors and 12 Juniors lining up for the challenging 5 km Ironbarks bushland course. After handicaps were applied it was John Collins who won by 5 seconds from Gaynor Radovic, with Peter Hilbig coming in third. Colin