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Dates and venues have been announced for two major international events:
2013 IAU 24 hr World Championship: Steenbergen, the Netherlands 11 May 2013
2013 IAU 100km World Championship: Jetu Island, South Korea 13 October 2013
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26th IAU 100km World and European Championships
Congratulations to Andrew Heyden and Brendan Davies, AURA athletes who have been accepted to represent Australia on 22 April in Seregno, Italy. Further announcements may be made if additional athletes are accepted to the team. |
Mansfield to Buller 29 January 2012
Male
1. Thomas Brazier 4:28:09
2. Justin Scholz 4:28:26
3. Toby Wiadrowski 4:37:20
Female
1. Nikki Wynd 4:42:10
2. Natalie Wallace 5:17:10
3. Sharon Scholz 5:32:02 |
The 2011 IAU Athletes of the Year have just been announced. Paper nominations were accepted until 20 November and then email votes were cast.
The winners were Giorgio Calcaterra (ITA) and Lizzy Hawker (GBR). Calcaterra won the 100km World and European Championships in a time of 6:27:32. Hawker won the 24 Hour Commonwealth Championships in a World's Best Performance of 247.06km.
Top 3 votes were:
Men:
Giorgio Calcaterra (ITA) 43.4%
Ivan Cudin (ITA) 14.3%
Erik Clavery (FRA) 11.8%
Women:
Lizzy Hawker (GBR) 30.2%
Marina Bychkova (RUS) 17.1%
Mami Kudo (JPN) 16%
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Bogong to Hotham (35km shortened course due to extreme weather) 9 January 2012
Male
1. Damon Goerke 4:02:28
2. Mick Donges 4:03:58
3. Andrew Tuckey 4:11:37
Female
1. Beth Cardelli 5:00:10
2. Bryony McConnnell 5:22:11
3. Stephanie Gaskell 5:25:16 |
Narrabeen All Nighter provisional results 7 January 2012
Male
1. Darren McClellan 130.051 kms
2. Jo Blake 124.632
3. Mal Gamble 122.355
Female
1. Margaret Chu 103.630 kms
2. Ann Owen 99.157
3. Karen Chan 96.592 |
AURA 2011 Annual Award Winners:
Female Ultra Runner of the Year: Nikki Wynd (VIC)
Male Ultra Runner of the Year: David Eadie (VIC)
Bryan Smith Award*: Dave Kennedy (WA)
Cliff Young Gumboot Award**: Tony Collins (NSW)
Rising Star Award***: Oliver Zambon (QLD)
On behalf of the AURA Executive Committee, congratulations to all of you on your fine performances!
*for furthest distance in 24 hrs by an AURA member
**for furthest distance in 24 hrs by an AURA member aged 60+
***for most outstanding performance(s) by an AURA member aged 25- |
6 Inch Trail Marathon 18 December 2011
Male
1. Gerry Hill 3:31:04
2. Craig Berg 3:45:10
3. Brett Coombes 3:45:41
Female
1. Lauren Shelley 3:48:30 *new female course record
2. Jo Bennett 4:04:07
3. Leah Glass 4:17:29 |
Razorback Run 26 November 2011 ultramarathon results (provisional)
68km
1. Peggy MacQueen 9:22:45
2. Gillian Fowler 11:04:00
3. Karen Pedley 13:34:00
64km
1. Arnulf Riedl 10:51:08
2. Karl Riedl 10:51:08
3. Karen Cole/Doug Strohfeld 14:15:00
4. Clare Weatherly 14:17:00 58km
1. Stewart Downs 10:09
2. Michael Edwards 14:00
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Kurrawa to Duranbah 11 December 2011 (50k)
Male
1. Jason Sewell 3:26:19
2. Caine Warburton 3:44:01
3. Justin Creek 3:49:29
Female
1. Glenda Banaghan 4:09:11
2. Sarah Joyce 4:14:44
3. Tymeka Mibus 4:23:54 |
Coast to Kosciuszko 9 December 2011 Provisional Results
Male
1. Ewan Horsburgh 27:27:20
2. David Eadie 28:08:54
3. Andrew Vize 29:41:00
Female
1. Julia Fatton(GER/SUI) 30:11:25 *new female course record
2. Pam Muston 33:13:15
3. Sharon Scholz 33:26:35
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Bruny Island Ultra 3 December 2011
Male
1. Paul Johnson 5:35:41
2. Brent Ransom 5:49:46
3. Scott Warn 5:57:34
Female
1. Amy Hinds 5:46:16
2. Jacqui Guy 6:03:16
3. Bev Allen 6:04:42 |
Moe Victorian 6 hr & 50km track championships 12 November 2011
50 km Results
Male
1. Ryan Wissmer 3:23:04
2. David Staehr 3:52:45
3. Chris Kelly 4:16:00
Female
1. Anna Orr 5:32:08
6 hr Results
Male
1. Chris Kelly 65.200
2. Luke Stratford 60.200
3. Rob Sutton 54.372
Female
1. Anna Orr 52.998
2. Karyn O'Neil 43.331
3. Michelle Thompson 42.996 |
Great North Walk
100 Mile Results from 12 November 2011
Male
1. Andrew Vize 22:02 (course record)
2. Matt Cooper 22:22
3. Levi Martin 22:44
Female
1. Meredith Quinlan 25:03 (course record)
2. Jess Baker 25.20
3. Margaret Chu 33:30
100km Results
Male
1. Brendan Davies 11:36 (course record)
2. Malcolm Gamble 12:50
3. Philip Whitten 13:34
Female
1. Shona Stephenson 12:48 (course record)
2. Sharon Byrnes 15.13
3. Lise Lafferty 15:55
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Washpool 54k Results from 16 October 2011
Male
1. Matthew Bourke 4.47.01
2. Michael Douglas 4.54.53
3. Brad Willis 5.27.12
Female
1. Rebecca Wilson 5.59.56 (course record)
2. Ngaire van der Jagt 6.04.21
3. Rachel Waugh 6.20.17 |
Great Ocean Walk Results from 15 October 2011
Male
1. Julian Spence 9.58.04 (course record)
2. David Eadie 10.46.48
3. Oliver Zambon 11.14.53
Female
1. Nikki Wynd 12.09.11 (course record)
2. Bryony McConnell 12.59.05
3. Leslie Gerein (CAN) 13.44.21 |
Yurrebilla Trail Ultra Results from 25 September 2011
Male
1. James Duffy 5.07.36 (course record)
2. Mark Bloomfield 5.12.59
3. Anthony Bishop 5.17.30
Female
1. Joanna Kruk 5.13.47 (course record)
2. Nicole Butterfield 6.08.40
3. Carly Schmarr 6.18.15
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| Male and female winners of the Spiny Cray Ultra successfully defended their titles from last year. Chris White set a new course record of 4:47:57, while Susan Crowe held a similar pace as last year over the 57 kms, to finish in 5:38:54. |
Your Australian representatives performed to their best on the day at Commonwealth Championships. Although there were many individual struggles, the team supported each other to see several outstanding results:
24 Hour Race
Males:
Dave Kennedy 236.929 kms Silver Medal
Anth Courtney 219.868 kms 7th place
John Pearson 204.328 kms
13th place
Rick Cooke 190.486 kms 17th place
Jo Blake 172.005 kms 21st place
Females:
Meredith Quinlan 217.631 kms Bronze Medal, Team Podium Silver
Susannah Harvey-Jamieson 204.373 kms 6th place Team Podium Silver
Sharon Scholz 197.186 kms 8th place Team Podium Silver
54 km Trail Race
Males:
Brendan Davies 4th place Team Podium Bronze
Mick Donges 5th place Team Podium Bronze
Jonathan Worswick 16th place Team Podium Bronze
Females:
Kirstin Bull Bronze Medal, Team Podium Bronze
Kate Seibold 8th place Team Podium Bronze
Verity Breen 10th place Team Podium Bronze
Cindy Hasthorpe 14th place |
You Yangs Trail Running Festival Preliminary Place Results from 18 September 2011
80k (82k this year due to course realignment)
Male
1. Chris Wight 7.11.39 (course record)
2. Nick Harrison 8.10.52
3. Wes Dose 8.31.54
Female
1. Katherine Macmillan 10.15.25
=1. Tayebeh Alirezaee 10.15.25
3. Felicity Copp 11.26.16 (after finish cutoff time 11 hrs)
50k (52k this year due to course realignment)
Male
1. Julian Spence 3.51.33 (course record)
2. Mark Johnston 4.38.22
3. Adrian Lazar Adler 4.56.32
Female
1. Nikki Wynd 5.11.42
2. Kellie Emmerson 5.15.51
3. Belinda Lynch 5.42.08
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Walhalla Wound-up on 11 September 2011 was won by David Staehr in 3:54:24, setting a new course record. Katherine Macmillan was first female in 4:58:54.
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The Glasshouse 50k was won by Caine Warburton in 4:18:53, with Josh Cox (4:23:39) and Andrew Beattie (4:32:27) securing 2nd and 3rd places overall. First female was Glenda Banagan in 4:49:46, followed by Kirsty Shaw (4:57:30) and Tina Lewis (5:48:00).
In the 100k, Oliver Zambon led the way in after 9:13:59. Laurie Lane took 2nd overall in 10:16:15, followed closely by Richard Quirk in 10:17:11. Fourth overall and first female was Lisa Spink (11:25:39). Lisa Hussey (12:23:30) and Delina Rahmate (13:07:58) rounded out the top three females.
Finally, the 100 Miler saw Mike Le Roux first home (15:38:48), followed by David Waugh (15:59:41). David Eadie and Dave Coombs took equal third in 16:44:33. Pam Muston led the females in a time of 22:33:10, followed by Amy Campbell and Kerrie Williamson.
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IAU 50k Trophy Cup: Australia has a strong history of representation at this annual event. Since its inception in 2007, we have had seven athletes contest the event. Our sole representative for the 2011 event on 20 August in Assen, the Netherlands, was to be June Petrie. Unfortunately, June was unable to compete in what would have been her 4th Trophy Cup, due to thrombosis in her leg, arising after her overseas flight. Despite the disappointment, June and her husband represented Australia by volunteering on the day. The next staging of the Trophy Cup will be in Italy on 20 October 2012. Qualifying times are 3:20 for men and 3:50 for women and must occur at an IAU labelled 50k event. In Australia, the Canberra 50k was our sole IAU labelled qualifier for 2011.
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Congratulations to Marita Eisler, who completed the 100k IAU World Championship 34th of 50 females in a personal best time of 9:05:31 and to Tressa Lindenberg, 36th, in 9:18:11. Andrew Heyden completed the men's race in a personal best of 7:39:35, taking 36th position of 96.
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| AURA President Robert Boyce has arrived in the Netherlands for the IAU Medical Conference, AGM, and IAU 100k World Championships where Andrew Heyden, Tressa Lindenberg, and Marita Eisler will be toeing the line for Australia. The Commonwealths 24 hr and trail team will be headed to Wales soon for their events, unfortunately without 24 hour teammate Allison Lilley, who has sustained a running injury. |
| The AURA Executive is pleased to welcome a second State Rep for Queensland, Susannah Harvey-Jamieson. |
| Media Announcement regarding the IAU 100k World Championship on 10 September 2011 |
| AURA is deeply saddened to hear of the ultrarunners caught in a bushfire during the Racing the Planet event in the Kimberley region this weekend. Our thoughts are with the runners, their families, and friends. |
Kuranda provisional results 28 August 2011
64k Men
1. Ben Carter 5.45.14
2. Glen Robinson 5.47.14
3. Brad Bartsch 6.11.10
64k Women
1. Julia Sager 6.41.58
2. Judith Briscoe 7.09.31
3. Lorraine Lawson 9.30.20 |
Tan Ultra provisional/unofficial results 14 August 2011
100k Men
1. Magnus Michelsson 7.24.00
2. David Eadie 7.34.46
3. Mal Gamble 8.16.45
100k Women
1. Serena Wooldridge 9.43.06
2. Felicity Copp 10.39.14
3. Gayle Cowling 10.41.44
50k Men
1. David Staehr 3.18.34
2. Martin Edwards 3.47.14
3. Glenn Williams 3.47.18
50k Women
1. Nikki Wynd 4.03.59
2. Natalie Wallace 4.04.39
3. Sharon Scholz 4.17.59 |
After a few recent changes to our 100 km national team, the current representatives for the 25th IAU 100 km World Championship on 10 September 2011 in Netherlands are:
Andrew Heyden, Captain
Tressa Lindenberg
Marita Eisler
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Caboolture 24/48hr provisional/unofficial results 29 July 2011
48 hr Men
1. Martin Fryer 388.42
2. Trevor Allen 278.73
3. Tony Collins 274.53
48 hr Women
1. Natalie Jennings 277.55
24 hr Men
1. David Waugh 201.5
2. Brad Kruger 162.0
3. Steve Houldsworth 148.5
24 hr Women
1. Elizabeth Swain 123.65
2. Kerrie Morris 100.0
3. Sara Jaques 72.5
12 hr Men
1. John Harris 67.03
12 hr Women
1. Mallani Moloney 70.6
6 hr top Male and Female: John Pearson 74.3 and Cassie Smith 46.7 |
Flinders Tour 50k (provisional results) 24 July
Men
1. Mick Donges 4:02:16
2. Zac Braxton-Smith 4:06:19
3. Caine Warburton 4:11:43
Women
1. Delina Rahmate 4:54:31
2. Tymeka Mibus 5:28:43
3. Alex Ralph 5:40:24
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Adelaide 6/12/24hr 16-17 July 2011
24 hr Men
1. Malcolm Gamble 183.800
2. Colin Brooks 173.027
3. David Billett 163.949
24 hr Women
1. Emma Vaughan 168.546
2. Olivia Thorne 152.053
3
. Sue Worley 108.330
12 hr Men
1. David Edwards 111.128
2. Graham Totley 106.700
3. Sputnik Sputnik 92.474
12 hr Women
1. Danella Haseldine 76.960
6 hr Men
1. Zac Savage 69.268
2. Michael Slagter 64.018
3. Adrian Mills 63.653
6 hr Women
1. Joanna Kruk 69.223
2. Nicole Butterfield 67.522
3. Seal Yates 56.401 |
Regretably, AURA members Kerrie Bremner and Jackie Fairweather will not be joining the National Team at the 25th IAU 100 km World Championship in September in Winschoten, Netherlands. Current team members are:
Tressa Lindenberg
Marita Eisler
Andrew Heyden |
| Due to safety hazards that resulted from flood damage, Parks Victoria is unable to open the area for the You Yangs running event on 24 July. The race has been postponed until 18 September. |
Kevin Mannix and Allan Hood both completed the extremely difficult 70k course at World Trails on 9 July. Kevin finished in a time of 8.03.57, giving him a placement of 43rd out of 80 starting men in the IAU event. Allan finished in a time of 8.56.22 in 60th male position. Congratulations on your efforts and recover well!
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Congratulations to the newly selected National Teams who will be contesting the 2nd Commonwealth Mountain and Ultradistance Running Championships 23-25 September 2011 in North Wales.
24 Hour Team (23-24 September)
Jo Blake, Captain (NSW)
John Pearson (QLD)
Anth Courtney (NSW)
Dave Kennedy (WA)
Rick Cooke (VIC)
Sharon Scholz (VIC)
Susannah Harvey-Jamieson (QLD)
Meredith Quinlan (NSW)
Allison Lilley (NSW)
55 km Trail Team (25 September)
Brendan Davies, Captain (NSW)
Mick Donges (NSW)
Jonathan Worswick (NSW)
Kate Seibold-Crosbie (VIC)
Kirstin Bull (VIC)
Verity Breen (NSW)
Cindy Hasthorpe (QLD) |
Sri Chinmoy 24hr 18-19 June 2011
24 hr Men
1. Trevor Allen 200.405
2. Mike Canty 193.568
3. Steven Houldsworth 159.744
24 hr Women
1. Sharon Scholz 163.156
12 hr Men
1. John Pearson 128.379
2. Geoffrey Last 111.630
3. Bernie Norris 107.646
12 hr Women
1. Carol Sullivan 92.232
6 hr Men
1. Gregory Truloff 67.798
2. David Abrey 60.420
3. David McKinnon 56.613
6 hr Women
1. Kerrie Bremner 63.645
2. Sonya Graham 53.574
3. Susannah Harvey-Jamieson 48.159 |
AURA's National Team Selection subcommittee is pleased to announce the names of those selected to represent the country at the 25th IAU 100 km World Championship to be held 10 September 2011 in Winschoten, Netherlands. Your team is:
Kerrie Bremner, Captain
Jackie Fairweather
Tressa Lindenberg
Marita Eisler
Andrew Heyden
Additional team members may be announced later this winter
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Gold Coast 100 and concurrent AURA and AA 100k National Championship 12 June
Men 100k
1. David Eadie 8:02:48 (National Championship 1st Male)
2. Malcolm Gamble 8:25:50
3. Jason Dunn 8:33:42 (National Championship 2nd Male)
4. Laurie Laine 9:15:08 (National Championship 3rd Male)
Women 100k
1. Tressa Lindenberg 8:08:27 (National Championship 1st Female)
2. Marita Eisler 9:10:33 (National Championship 2nd Female)
3. Jessica Robson 10:13:33 (National Championship 3rd Female)
Men 75k
1. Carl Schodde 8:11:54
2. Stuart Price 8:30:17
Men 50k
1. Tom Van Kalken 4:18:15
2. Mark Barrett 4:48:37
3. Jean-Paul Afflick 5:05:36
Women 50k
1. Shelley Grady 4:39:44
2. Shannon Proffitt 4:44:13
3. Joanne Fysh 5:05:35
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Selection has been made for the Australian World Trail Team for 2011. The 71km race will be held 9 July 2011 in Connemara, Ireland. Send congratulations and support to:
Kevin Mannix (Captain)
Allan Hood |
Kep Track 5 June
Men 100k
1. Mick Francis 9:11:01 *New Course Record
2. Oskar Booth 10:07:43
=2. Colin Francis 10:07:43
Women 100k
1. Michelle Pude 10:57:45 *New Course Record
2. Alice Robb 12:01:51
Men 75k
1. Scott Rumbold 6:02:32 *New Course Record
2. Scott Hawker 6:29:43
3. Dave Kennedy 6:33:55
Women 75k
1. Sharryn Macgowan 7:46:05
2. Dianne Bichard 8:25:27
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Macedon Trail Races 5 June
Men 50k
1. Chris Wight 5:16:12
2. Toby Wiadrowski 5:28:25
3. Anthony Bishop 5:56:21
Women 50k
1. Katherine Macmillan 7:15:51
2. Taybeh Alirezaee 8:08:01
3. Gayle Cowling 8:19:08
Men 30k
1. Damon Goerke 2:39:08
2. Bryan Ackerly 2:47:12
3. Mark Johnston 2:53:34
Women 30k
1. Kathryn Ewels 2:57:00
2. Shula Webb 3:18:19
3. Barbara Horwood 3:31:42
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| AURA held its AGM on 24 May via Skype. Your new Committee members, including State Reps, can be viewed via the "Contact Us" link. We have just completed a transfer of our website to a new server. Updates to the site will now occur on a more regular basis again. |
| The Commonwealth championships will be held at Conway, North Wales from 22 to 25 September, 2011. Applications are invited from interested athletes to represent Australia at these championships. Successful applicants are expected to have free accommodation provided for 5 days, free ground transport and a reasonable contribution towards airfares. Further details here. |
| The IAU trail world championships will be held at Connemara Ireland on 9 July 2011. Applications are invited from interested athletes to represent Australia at these championships. Successful applicants will have free accommodation provided for 5 days, free ground transport and a meaningful contribution towards airfares. Further details here. |
Salomon Wildhorse Criterium....24 April
53km - Stephen Courtney 1, 4:15:42; Deb Nicholl (F) 2, 4:26:23;
Seung Gil Hong 3,
4:29:32
32km - Zac Braxton-Smith 1, 2:20:01; David Scroope 2, 2:21:17; Gustaf Jonsson 3, 2:22:21; Lisa Hussey 1F, 2:43:17
10.7km - Damien Chamley 1, 42:43; Kelvin Moncrieff 2, 43:18; Alan Money 3, 43:15; Clare Geraghty 1F, 45:00 |
The SCMT 10 day race at Flushing Meadows in New York started at 12 noon local time on Monday 18 April (2 am Tuesday 19th our EST). Australia is represented by Sarah Barnett in the 10 day race and Dipali Cunningham and Martin Fryer in the 6 day. The 6 day started at 12 noon on Friday 22 April (local time).
10 day (miles)
| Runner |
Day 1 |
Day 2 |
Day 3 |
Day 4 |
Day 5 |
Day 6 |
Day 7 |
Day 8 |
Day 9 |
Day 10 |
| Kaneenika Janakova (F) |
96 |
164 |
234 |
302 |
369 |
437 |
504 |
574 |
647 |
724 |
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| Jayasalini Abramovskikh (F) |
84 |
157 |
227 |
292 |
356 |
418 |
478 |
538 |
601 |
673 |
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| Sarah Barnett (F) Pic |
90 |
161 |
229 |
296 |
367 |
436 |
472 |
548 |
602 |
670 |
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| Yuri Trostenyuk |
90 |
169 |
242 |
307 |
375 |
434 |
495 |
553 |
611 |
678 |
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| Andrei Stefanov |
78 |
140 |
210 |
275 |
345 |
404 |
461 |
522 |
585 |
654 |
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| Ananda-Lahari Zuscin |
78 |
149 |
205 |
263 |
312 |
369 |
426 |
485 |
547 |
622 |
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6 day (miles)
| Runner |
Day 1 |
Day 2 |
Day 3 |
Day 4 |
Day 5 |
Day 6 |
| Martin Fryer Pics 1 2 |
111 |
200 |
292 |
366 |
430 |
487 |
| Asprihanal Aalto |
85 |
157 |
225 |
294 |
375 |
467 |
| Lars Christoffersen |
105 |
170 |
222 |
279 |
331 |
395 |
| Dipali Cunningham (F) Pic |
99 |
175 |
249 |
323 |
393 |
466 |
| Belinda Echert (F) |
76 |
122 |
170 |
214 |
266 |
321 |
| Litaf U. Jevdokimova (F) |
71 |
118 |
160 |
201 |
242 |
293 |
World records
6 day men 1028.370km (638.999 mile) Yiannis Kouros, New York 1988
6 day womens 821.862 (510.681 mile) Dipali Cunningham, New York 2011 |
The AURA 2010 Annual Report is now available. The AGM will be held by conference call, refer Notice of Meeting. All committee positions will become vacant and members are invited to nominate for a positiion. |
Coburg 24hr and concurrent AURA National Championship 16-17 April
Men
1. Rick Cooke 216.428 (National Championship 1st Male)
2. Mal Gamble 210.810
3. Trevor Allen 206.417 (National Championship 2nd Male)
4. Justin Scholz 203.378 (National Championship 3nd Male)
Women
1. Kerrie Bremner 203.020 (National Championship 1st Female)
2. Julia Thorn 151.776
3. Natalie Jennings 129.200 (National Championship 2nd Female)
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Canberra 50km 10 April
Men
1. Anthony Farrugia 3:03:09
2. Andrew Tuckey 3:08:12
3. Andrew Heyden 3:16:28
Women
1. Cindy Hasthorpe 3:56:32
2. Charlotte Burgoyne 3:57:50
3. Natasha Fraser 3:58:20 |
| 100km world championships 2011 ... team selection criteria |
Nerang State Forest 3 April
50km men
1. Jonathan Worswick 4:22:14
2. Dave Coombs 4:28:50
3. Jordan Bishop 4:55:09
Women
1. Debbie Nicholl 4:41:00
2. Marita Eisler 5:33:25
3. Natalie Ayers 6:19:58
25km men
1. Andrew Arkinstall 1:49:50
2. Geoff Holloway 1:57:00
3. Ian Hornabrook 2:00:41
Women
1. Glenda Banaghan 2:16:52
2. Sarah Joyce 2:27:03
3. Eleanor Robertson 2:29:52 |
| March 2011 newsletter |
Waterworld Red Rock to Coffs Harbour 27 March
Men:
1. Caine Warburton 3:49:08
2. Andi Aman 4:03:56
3. Jamie Clem 4:04:14
Women:
1. Tymeka Mybus 4:40:17
2. Candice Mills 5:07:40
3. Susannah Harvey-Jamieson 5:14:56 |
27 March....
Paul Ashton, RD of Wilsons Prom reports that Parks Vic have withdrawn their permit for the event (set down for 30 April) because of extensive flood damage and consequential loss of infrastructure. Paul is considering rescheduling the event for October but meantime is offering entrants a 70km race at Razorback near Harrietville for the same date; i.e. 30 April. |
Alpine Challenge....19 March
100 miles - men
1. Matt Cooper 27.23
2. Phillip Whitten 33.14
3. Kevin Heaton 33.50
100 mile - women
= 1. Karen Pedley 43.42
= 1. Karen Cole 43.42
100km - men
1. Glen Robinson 16.53
2. Cameron Gilles 18.50
3. David Bennett 24.03
100km - women
1. Cassandra Schmidt 17.52
2. Kath Copeland 23.17
60km men
1. Todd Jenkinson 12.15
60km women
= 1. Pam Knight 24.45
= 1. Maria Thomson 24.45 |
18 March....
Brett Saxon takes over the organisation of The Tan from Nick Thompson. Sincere thanks to Nick for establishing this event and organising it these past three years. |
16 March....
SCMT select QE2 stadium in Kessels Road Nathan, Brisbane at which to host the Sri Chinmoy 24-12-6 hour races. The date remains unchanged at 18 June 2011. The AURA national championships will be held at Coburg in April but will likely alternate each year between Coburg and Brisbane. |
13 March....Six Foot Track (AURA trail championship) ...844 finishers
Men:
1. Andrew Lee 3:35:22
2. Brendan Davies 3:37:27
3. Rob Walter 3:38:35
Women:
1. Anna Frost 3:52:48
2. Vanessa Haverd 4:03:57
3. Beth Cardelli 4:10:06
AURA webpage full results |
8 March...WA track challenge...all race records...
12 hr: men, David Kennedy 126.522; women, Susannah Harvey-Jamieson 107.510
6 hr: men, Geoff Reynolds 71.031; women, Hunna Watson 48.534
AURA webpage full results |
6 March...Coburg 6 hr
Men:
1. David Staehr 79.298
2. Kevin Mannix 76.430
3. Eric Louw 72.824
Women:
1. Anne Ziogos 61.349
2. Tracey Dryden 56.918
3. Amie Siemonek 56.754
AURA webpage full results |
1 March...Narawntapu (Four Beaches) sees a new race record
50k men
Aub Henricks 4:06:17 (race record)
Allan Hood 4:36:41
Michael Meredith 4:40:00
50k Women:
Amy Hinds 4:49:37
Jacqui Guy 4:53:32
Emma Weitnauer 5:11:56
AURA webpage full results |
28 February....Centennial Park 100 gets off to a Flyer of a start
100k Men:
Martin Fryer 8:00:29
Mal Gamble 8:40:32
Noel Annett 9:50:29
100k Women:
Pam Muston 10:00:35
Carol Lapsys 10:39:20
Allison Lilley 11:34:37
50k Men:
David Criniti 3:40:18
Andrew Heyden 3:43:23
John Hill 3:47:35
50k Women:
Clara Brown 4:09:41
Vivienne Kartsounis 4:27:17
Kerrie Bremner 4:27:46
AURA webpage full results |
28 February....fast times recorded in Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair held 5 February
Men:
Stu Gibson 8:08:13
Dave Heatley 8:45:51
Doug Grubert 8:49:11
Women:
Beth Cardelli 9:46:44
Julie Quinn 10:20:00
Rachel Waugh 11:01:42
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23 February.... Following the cancellation of the Brisbane 24hr race scheduled to be held on 18 June, the AURA 24 hr championships are to be switched to the Coburg 24hr, scheduled to be held on 16 April. Sincere appreciation to Tim Erickson and his team at Coburg Harriers for taking this on as such short notice. The SCMT are seeking an alternate venue for their 24hr race with support from AURA if required. |
21 February.... Record turnout for Maroondah Dam with 85 finishers in the 50km, 105 in the 30km
Men:
1 Damon Goerke 4:24:43
2 David Eadie 4:32:24
3 Kevin Mannix 4:44:50
Women:
1 Marie Kavanagh 5:22:14
2 Bernadette Benson 5:32:02
3 Natasha Fraser 5:37:36
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19 February....
Sharon Scholz wins the New Zealand 100km champs with 9:20 from Val Muskett (NZL) and Meredith Quinlan (AUS). Martin Lukes (NZL) won the men's in approx 8:20 |
16 February....
100k course in the last 100k world champs held in Gibraltar remeasured and found to be short by 97 metres. This will likely cause the performances to be deleted from the 2010 rankings. See announcement. |
14 February....
John Pearson wins Caboolture 12 hr with 121.935km from Brad Kruger with Torril Fonn Harikainen (SWE) taking out the women's with 116.500km. There was a good turnout with almost 100 fuinishers in all events combined.
AURA webpagefinal results pics
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5 February....
the selection criteria for the teams to represent Australia at the Commonwealth championships to be held in late September is now available. Application forms will be posted within the next few days.
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