Youngs Sports Power

Horsham’s Daryl Scollary reaped the benefits of a rare early morning training run to narrowly end the three race winning streak of the club’s female runners last Saturday. The “fairer sex” had dominated the cross country season with 11 wins from 17 races and an even dozen looked certain when Justine Tracey held a commanding […]

A ten second lapse in concentration may have cost 2009 club champion Nathaniel Warren outright back to back honours in the championship titles, which were finalized in the Ironbarks last Saturday. Nathan had a handy points margin over his only challenger, David McAllister, as they lined up for the last race that counted, the five

Sarah Barham held off some strong challenges over the closing stages of the Stawell Sportspower 8km Handicap to take out her first win with the club. Barham has shown a steady improvement since the start of the season and came into the race in great form. A field of 12 senior runners set off over

Rhonda Clark held off some strong challenges over the closing stages of the the Stawell Sportspower 5km Handicap to take out her first win with the club for several seasons. After a break of some years from running with the Stawell Amateur Athletic Club, Clarke is back and in good form. A good field of

Twenty-seven senior runners headed into the Iron Barks at Three Jacks for the 5km Stawell Sportspower Handicap. Front markers Carolyn Lehmann. Gary Saunders, Marg Hyde, Lindy Muller and Phil Burns all put in good runs, but were caught by the rest of the field in the final stages of the race. Shaun Parnaby, running his

With a large part of the field hot on his heels, Stawell Amateur Athletic Club teenager Karl Scott was pushed to the limit in taking out last Saturdays Youngs Sportspower Handicap. Held in ideal running conditions, the 22 strong senior field was put to the test over a tough, hilly 5km course. Young Scott, running

Stawell Sportspower Handicap & Grand Prix Long time club member and veteran runner Gary Saunders proved that being the eldest runner in the field was no barrier when he held off all challengers to take out the Stawell Amateur Athletic Club Sportspower Handicap last Saturday, held over a fast 5000m course in the Three Jacks

Jacinta Collier, after finishing 4th in the National Triathlon Championships in Perth last month, was too good for the rest of the field, taking out the Sportspower 5km Handicap on Saturday in cold but sunny conditions. Club founder Keith Haymes set off first over the tough, hilly course, followed by Gary Saunders, who is showing

Stawell Amateur Athletic Club held the Young’s Sports Power Handicap on Saturday with a record field of sixty-two runners. Thirty-one Seniors lined up for the start in mild overcast conditions. Di Collins was the first runner away setting a steady pace in the 5 km race, soon to be chased hard by Alexia Duke. 2.5