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June 2011<br />
NZ SS XC Champs, Tinwald<br />
Domain, Ashburton 18/6/11<br />
Cold temperatures. Volcanic ash cloud<br />
from the Chile eruption meant <strong>Tauranga</strong><br />
College Athletes had to travel the long<br />
distance by road instead of air. 17 hours.<br />
Congratulations to the young athletes that<br />
represented the Western Bay of Plenty<br />
Secondary Schools.<br />
Daniel Hintz, TBC, Gold Medal Winner<br />
of Year 9 Boys. 3000m. 9.46<br />
Anneke Grogan, Aquinas College, Silver<br />
medallist Junior Girls 3000 m. 10.38<br />
Julian Oakley , TBC, Bronze medallist<br />
Senior Boys 6000 m 18.52<br />
Top ten finishers<br />
Andrew Robinson, TBC 4 th Year 9.<br />
10.01<br />
Isabella Kirk, TGC 5 th JG 10.47.<br />
Lili Crombie, Aquinas 6 th Y9G 10.57.<br />
Michael Sutton, TBC 8 th SB 19.20.<br />
Other <strong>Ramblers</strong><br />
Jessica Bitcheno TGC 11 th Y9. 11.12<br />
Scott Croasdale TBC 14 th JB 13.35<br />
Amy Robinson TGC 33 rd JG 11.44<br />
Christine Sutton TGC 68 th JG 12.22<br />
Matt Strange TBC 30 th SB 20.28<br />
Ollie Ranby TBC 143 rd SB 22.47<br />
Great team effort by ;<br />
<strong>Tauranga</strong>’s Year 9 Boys & Girls 3 & 6<br />
person Gold Medalists.<br />
<strong>Tauranga</strong> Junior Boys 6 man team Gold<br />
<strong>Tauranga</strong> Junior Boys & Girls 3 person<br />
Bronze<br />
<strong>Tauranga</strong> Boys Senior 3 man Silver, and<br />
6 man Bronze.<br />
Overall Boys Teams 3 Person and 6<br />
Person <strong>Tauranga</strong> Boy’s the best team ,<br />
counting all age groups.<br />
Foster –Smyth- Lamason<br />
Handicap XC, Rotorua, 18/6/11<br />
Miserable, wet morning but the hardy ones<br />
didn’t let that deter them and showed up<br />
for the tough 10km challenge.<br />
First over the line on handicap was Paul<br />
Charteris of Kawerau who started on a<br />
25min handicap, finishing in 1.33.39 or<br />
68. 39 actual time.<br />
Fastest time over the course was shared by<br />
Rambler Russell Lake & Sam Clark,<br />
Kawerau (M20) in 40.10.<br />
44 runners & walkers took part.<br />
<strong>Ramblers</strong> results clock (h/c) net<br />
5 th Robin Reed 1.36.02 44.00 52.02<br />
10 th Dave Whitehead 1.37.02 45.00 52.02<br />
11 th Russell Lake 1.37.40 57.30 40.10<br />
12 th Ken Keyte 1.38.06 38.00 60.08<br />
16 th Tim Masters 1.39.13 46.00 53.13<br />
21 st John Addy 1.40.56 47.00 53.56<br />
22 nd Murray Clarkson<br />
1.41.13 52.00 49.13<br />
31 st Les Dobson 1.43.09 50.00 53.09<br />
Another 20 competed in the 3km & 2km<br />
events.<br />
Summerhill Park Rogaine 4/6/11<br />
By Mathew Smith<br />
18 hardy people braved the elements at<br />
Summerhill in the Papamoa Hills on<br />
Saturday of Queens Birthday weekend.<br />
The weather was raining a bit and many<br />
runners ran in wind breakers. The<br />
numbers were down due to the bad<br />
weather and also the multiday orienteering<br />
event in Auckland. There were a few<br />
newbies to orienteering from <strong>Ramblers</strong><br />
who did enjoy the challenge and adventure<br />
of this race. Terry and Abby Furmage got<br />
all the controls but ended up a fair bit over<br />
the 1 hour time limit. Tom Keenan and<br />
Alex Whimster also just about got them all<br />
but were over time also.<br />
The event was won by multisporter and<br />
adventurer Chris Morrissey (33.38) who<br />
has raced really well in many mountain<br />
races and adventure races. He was<br />
followed by the first female, Christine<br />
Browne (36.27), just under 3 min behind,<br />
and just behind her was Scott Van Dyke in<br />
third (39.14). Scott was amazed to be so<br />
easily under the hour. Good to see some<br />
new faces out there who may have been<br />
told, “You just gotta have a go at this sport<br />
mate”.<br />
Photos:Senior Boys start (955- Matt)<br />
(948- Julian)<br />
Left side partial: Michael<br />
:Junior Girls<br />
( 101 - Lili)<br />
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