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🏃‍♀️🏃🏃‍♂️This Sunday’s race is the The Injury Clinic – Fyansford 8km.

Date: Sunday 19th May 2024

Start Time: 9am
Entries Close: 8:30am

Start and finish location is next to the Fyansford Hotel. Course map: buff.ly/3V5fNAw

Registration for the run this Sunday: buff.ly/3V1SCXA

If you haven’t yet joined as a member this season, please do so using the link here: buff.ly/3W6W44m

Thanks to this week's course directors and van driver.

Remember the usual things:

-Numbers must be worn front and back or you risk being disqualified from prizemoney and championship points.
-Bring your own drink container (we will have water)
-Entries close at 8:30am. All the helpers need a decent warm up.
-Don't forget your timing chip.

For further info, please visit our website: www.gccc.au

Thanks to our sponsor this week:
buff.ly/4bljM1z
Facebook: buff.ly/4bi0Hgy

Geelong Cross Country Club acknowledges the Wadawurrung people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we run. We pay our respects to elders past and present.
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🏃‍♀️🏃🏃‍♂️This Sunday’s race is the The Injury Clinic – Fyansford 8km.

Date: Sunday 19th May 2024

Start Time: 9am
Entries Close: 8:30am

Start and finish location is next to the Fyansford Hotel. Course map: https://buff.ly/3V5fNAw

Registration for the run this Sunday: https://buff.ly/3V1SCXA

If you haven’t yet joined as a member this season, please do so using the link here: https://buff.ly/3W6W44m 

Thanks to this weeks course directors and van driver. 

Remember the usual things:

-Numbers must be worn front and back or you risk being disqualified from prizemoney and championship points.
-Bring your own drink container (we will have water)
-Entries close at 8:30am. All the helpers need a decent warm up.
-Dont forget your timing chip.

For further info, please visit our website: www.gccc.au

Thanks to our sponsor this week: 
https://buff.ly/4bljM1z
Facebook: https://buff.ly/4bi0Hgy

Geelong Cross Country Club acknowledges the Wadawurrung people as the traditional custodians of the land on which we run. We pay our respects to elders past and present.

The 92 competitors in the Triathlon Adventures Geelong 5 km Sealed Handicap at Waurn Ponds were blessed with another pleasant morning for running on Sunday. First year runner, Hamish Renkin continued to impress with line honours from another new member, Ryan Cross and former club champion Grant Simpson in his first club race for five years sharing the podium. In the female section, the race sponsor Kate Bramley led home invite Liana Fitzpatrick and first year runner Pip Minney.

When the handicappers applied the hidden handicaps, second year runners, Sabine Hamilton and Karen Richens won the Middlemarkers and Frontmarkers respectively. New member Owen Evans won the Newcomers section whilst handicapper Michael Morton maintained his form after the Ballarat Marathon to win the Backmarkers. Post race, the competitors enjoyed the sumptuous morning tea provided by the sponsor and her running group.

Results

Frontmarkers: K. Richens 35.32, Middlemarkers: S. Hamilton 22.40, Backmarkers: M. Morton 17.54, New and Returning Runners: O. Evans 23.43.

Fastest Times

Under 20 Male: H. Renkin 16.53, I. Hedley 18.23.
Under 20 Female: C. Paul 25.43.
Under 40 Male: H. Fleet-Barry 17.38, H. Mack 17.45.
Under 40 Female: K. Bramley 18.29, L. Fitzpatrick 19.10.
Veteran Male: R. Cross 17.08, D. Cummins 17.48.
Veteran Female: J. White 20.59, K. Cross 21.19.
Masters Male: G. Simpson 17.16, M. Maiden 19.23.
Masters Female: S. Petersen 20.51, S. Andrews 23.51.
Legends Male: K.McNulty 23.07, S.Pretty 23.07.
Legends Female: S. Howell 22.48, C. Crawford 25.20.
Supervets Male: D. Elward 21.21, P. Fuller 22.20.
Supervets Female: C. Stephens 25.14.
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The 92 competitors in the Triathlon Adventures Geelong 5 km Sealed Handicap at Waurn Ponds were blessed with another pleasant morning for running on Sunday. First year runner, Hamish Renkin continued to impress with line honours from another new member, Ryan Cross and former club champion Grant Simpson in his first club race for five years sharing the podium. In the female section, the race sponsor Kate Bramley led home invite Liana Fitzpatrick and first year runner Pip Minney.

When the handicappers applied the hidden handicaps, second year runners, Sabine Hamilton and Karen Richens won the Middlemarkers and Frontmarkers respectively. New member Owen Evans won the Newcomers section whilst handicapper Michael Morton maintained his form after the Ballarat Marathon to win the Backmarkers. Post race, the competitors enjoyed the sumptuous morning tea provided by the sponsor and her running group.

Results

Frontmarkers: K. Richens 35.32, Middlemarkers: S. Hamilton 22.40, Backmarkers: M. Morton 17.54, New and Returning Runners: O. Evans 23.43.

Fastest Times

Under 20 Male: H. Renkin 16.53, I. Hedley 18.23.
Under 20 Female: C. Paul 25.43.
Under 40 Male: H. Fleet-Barry 17.38, H. Mack 17.45.
Under 40 Female: K. Bramley 18.29, L. Fitzpatrick 19.10.
Veteran Male: R. Cross 17.08, D. Cummins 17.48.
Veteran Female: J. White 20.59, K. Cross 21.19.
Masters Male: G. Simpson 17.16, M. Maiden 19.23.
Masters Female: S. Petersen 20.51, S. Andrews 23.51.
Legends Male: K.McNulty 23.07, S.Pretty 23.07.
Legends Female: S. Howell 22.48, C. Crawford 25.20.
Supervets Male: D. Elward 21.21, P. Fuller 22.20.
Supervets Female: C. Stephens 25.14.
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2024 Geelong Half Marathon

Event details
The 2024 Geelong Half Marathon was held on Sunday April 7th, 2024.

As well as being the Geelong Cross Country Club’s annual fundraiser, your entry fees will directly help raise funds for community organisations. Thanks to your support, last year we donated $20,000 to the Andrew Love Cancer Centre at Barwon Health.
Registration opening late 2024
The course
The Geelong Half Marathon is run on a fast, scenic course along the beautiful Barwon River.

The 5 km runners cover the first 2 km of the Half Marathon course and then proceed upstream beside the Barwon River before turning back and running downstream and through to the finish line.
Registration opening late 2024
Entry fees
Geelong Half Marathon: $70 till 31st Dec 2023/ $80 / $90 after 10th March 2024
5 km Run: $30 until 31st Dec 2023 / $35 / $40 after 10th March 2024

Reduced rates available for Australian Health Care Card Holder or under 18.
Registration opening late 2024
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