25 March 2020

In the interests of separation and the need for people to exercise and to keep the spirit of the event alive in these troubled times it has become a do-it-yourself event.  Runners and walkers are able to do any one of the three distances on any day of the week in their own time and we will record their achievement.  

This is a record of the first of the new normal in the history of the Broulee runners.

2 Kilometres

John Hicks 12.49

Jaye Barbara 14.57

Marjorie Queau 14.57

Xavier Charmasson 14.59

Helen Oakey 15.09

David McCann 15.05

Pauline Hicks 15.16

3.5 Kilometres

Ross Wilson 18.30

Mark Barraclough 21.57

5 Kilometres

Geoff Hawke 21.32

Bede Webster 22.23

Travis McGeachy 22.47

Dave Connaughton 25.29

Prue Bartlett 27.36

Deb Connaughton 28.07

Steve Phipps 28.31

Mike Kennedy 41.54

Robyn Kennedy 48.03

23 March 2020

In light of the latest Government restrictions we have decided not to meet on Wednesday’s as a group, but instead let you all run/walk your desired distance anytime before each Wednesday afternoons at 5pm, recording your own time, and then sending it through as a private message to our Facebook page and we will continue to record your results.
We hope everyone stays safe and healthy over the coming weeks and we will look forward to starting up again once things have settled down.

18 March 2020

This is the first run under the heightened threat of Coronavirus.  No place cards were used only the call and remembering of one’s place.   The recording and publication of results will be the same. The run will continue whilst participants are mindful of their own and the safety of others.

We welcomed international visitors Marjorie Queau and Xavier Charmasson and Lauren Chambers to her first event.

In the 2 kilometres personal bests were recorded by Rosie McPartland, Daisy West, Sadie Dunn and Helen Okey.  In the 3.5 kilometres a PB was recorded by Mark Barraclough and in the 5 kilometres PBs were achieved by Greg McDonald and Phil Turner.

2 Kilometres

Taylor Traecey 7.26

Mitchell Beby 7.55

Rosie McPartland 8.16

Sunni West 8.55

Lucy Bain 9.19

Alexis Carver 9.27

Freya Dunn 9.29

Sophia Carver 9.58

Daisy West 10.19

David West 10.20

Sadie Dunn 11.33

Kirsty Dunn 11.34

Jye Barbara 13.44

Marjorie Queau 13.44

Xavier Charmasson 13.45

Helen Okey 14.11

Donni Gonzalez 14.26

Charley Proksch 14.33

Alli Gonzalez 14.35

Nancy Costin 15.35

Carissa Morgan 16.11

Janelle Morgan 16.11

Pauline Hicks 16.15

Margaret Dickinson 16.47

Cathy West 16.48

Bruce Dickinson 16.49

Emersyn Carver 18.33

Taryn carver 18.34

Pater Johnsen 19.04

Victoria Fleming 19.12

Leo Proksch 20.43

Jo Pollock 20.44

Ashlee Beby 27.30

Michell Beby 27.32

3.5 Kilometres

Ross Wilson 17.59

Jason Domeny 18.53

Meg Edenborough 22.08

Julianne Domeny 22.18

John Hicks 22.21

Mark Barraclough 22.28

Phil Turner 25.11

Annie Johnsen 25.24

Jordan Carter 26.16

Buster Ware 26.16

David McCann 28.52

Richard Fisher 36.49

5 Kilometres

Daniel Beby 18.32

Mathew Edenborough 19.14

Geoff Hawke 21.02

Bede Webster 21.45

Travis McGeachy 21.47

Matt Johnsen 22.09

Angus Murphy 23.18

Christian Proksch 23.36

Greg McDonald 24.23

Lauren Chambers 24.29

Dave Connaughton 25.27

Prue Bartlett 25.36

Deb Connaughton 28.02

Andrew Greenway 28.50

Robyn Kennedy 50.0

11 March 2020

Excellent Conditions attracted 54 starters to this evening’s run.  We welcomed Mark Barraclough to his first run with the group.  We were pleased to see Greg McDonald make an appearance after an absence of three years.  Greg and family were severely impacted by the bushfires and it was great to see him back with the runners.  He managed to run a smart time in the 5 kilometres.  

In the 2 kilometres personal best times were run by Poppy Mitchell, Alexis Caver, Lucinda Mitchell Eve and Clare Knight.  In the 3.5 kilometres Jen Newman recorded a PB.

It was a great night for the Domeny family with Erin recording her 100^th run.  It was especially good for her grandmother Robyn Domeny, who was awarded her 30-run shirt.  This is typical of the event in that Robyn came along to support the family and eventually thought that she would give it a go and she has now achieved this important milestone.

2 Kilometres

Taylor Traecey 7.29

Poppy Mitchell 7.53

Tino Lopresti 9.08

Alexis Carver 9.24

Sophia Carver 9.33

Lucy Bain 9.38

Justin Murphy 10.36

Laura Lopresti 11.15

Jye Barbara 12.42

Donni Gonzalez 14.10

Alice James 14.25

John Hicks 14.36

Lucinda Mitchell 14.50

Michelle Mitchell 14.51

Nina McPherson 14.52

Ali Gonzalez 15.54

Eve Knight 15.19

Clare Knight 15.20

Pauline Hicks 15.22

Helen Okey 16.51

Emerson Carver 17.35

Jason Domeny 17.36

Taryn Carver 17.42

Nancy Costin 18.35

Nathan Costin 18.35

Victoria Fleming 19.20

Erin Domeny 25.34

Robyn Domeny 25.35

3.5 Kilometres

Ross Wilson 18.03

Phil Timms 18.06

Bruce Dickinson 20.57

Julianne Domeny 22.46

Caroline Booth 23.34

Mark Barraclough 24.05

Annie Johnsen 25.13

Phil Turner 27.12

Jen Newman 28.04

David McCann 28.26

Richard Fisher 31.29

5 Kilometres

Matt Johnsen 19.54

Matt Lambert 21.10

Scott Carver 21.29

Angus Murphy 23.44

Greg McDonald 24.57

James Reilly 25.08

Dave Connaughton 25.33

Andrew McPherson 26.17

Gary Ashton 26.18

Prue Bartlett 26.22

Steve Seidel 27.31

Deb Connaughton 29.03

Jonathan Feneley 29.08

Andrea Cantle 29.09

Andrew Greenway 29.28

4 March 2020

Heavy soaking rain reduced the numbers to 11 dedicated runners, who contested the 3.5 and 5 kilometres.  What the event lacked in numbers was made up by the class of the runners.  The track was slippery and the path had ankle deep water, so it was a real test of the toughness of each competitor.  Although, there were only 2 personal best times everyone performed with distinction with near best times.  

Max Hadley ran a PB of 16.20 in the 3.5 kilometres and Christian Proksch ran 23.33 to record his best time in the 5 kilometres.  Christian is training hard in the Matt Johnsen camp to contest the 10 kilometres at the Canberra Times running Festival in April.

Lauren Evans backed up her second placing in the Crackenback Half Marathon last weekend, where she run an excellent time of 1 hour and 56 minutes. For good measure she talked her father into running the event and he managed first in his age group. Another high achiever was 10-year-old Taylor Traecey, who ran an excellent time in the 3.5 kilometres.

3.5 Kilometres

Taylor Traecey 15.34

Max Hadley 16.20

Annie Johnsen 26.27

5 Kilometres

Lauren Evans 21.13

Bede Webster 21.50

Angus Murphy 22.24

Christian Proksch 23.33

Dave Connaughton 23.43

Gary Ashton 24.29

Prue Bartlett 26.22

Andrea Cantle 26.59

11 starters