24 November 2021

 

Humid overcast conditions made the 33 starters in this evening’s run work very hard.  We welcomed back Hamish Gorman for his second run after an absence of 2 years.  Geoff Hawke made a welcome appearance, having been in lockdown in Canberra.

 

In the 2 kilometres personal best times were recorded by Benji, Neil, Alfie, and Eva Mackay.  Michael Lambert showed his class by reducing his PB by more than 2 minutes.  

 

Once again Brent Vidler recorded a PB in the 5 kilometres.  He is still looking for support for his quest to raise funds for Movember.  His moustache is quite spectacular and worth supporting.

 

The highlight tonight was the clash between Lauren Evans and Matt Lambert.  Normally Matt has the wood on Lauren and usually finishes a few metres in front of Lauren.  However, tonight Lauren powered past Matt, with the encouragement of supporters, to win by 23 hundredths of a second.

 

2 Kilometres

 

Mike Atkin 8.44

Keira Atkin 8.57

Benji Mackay 9.31

Neil Mackay 9.31

Nicole Minifie 10.34

Mia Atkin 13.59

Bernie Lambert 15.02

Michael Lambert 15.08

Alfie Mackay 15.18

Eva Mackay 15.22

Richard Fisher 19.41

Victoria Fleming 23.10

 

3.5 Kilometres

 

Daniel Greenway 19.30

Andrew Greenway 19.38

Julie Amphlett 26.27

David McCann 30.25

 

5 Kilometres

 

Daniel Baby 18.21

Aden Reynolds 18.45

Matt Johnsen 19.47

Hamish Gorman 19.47

Dave Bain 19.50

Lauren Evans 20.36

Matt Lambert 20.36to win by 23 hund

Geoff Hawke 21.51

Andrew McPherson 22.26

Paige Connaughton 25.33

Brent Vidler 25.44

Deb Connaughton 27.10

Dave Connaughton 27.10

Jenny Taylor 28.55

Karen Harding-Smith 29.34

Simon Wall 34.16

Lisa Robbins 37.46

17 November 2021

 

High winds greeted the 26 actual runners this evening.  The event is for all ages, and this is very much evident tonight with 2-year-old Alfie Mackay, who ran with his mother Eva. He is a real star and enjoys the applause as he runs toward the finish line.

 

We welcomed back Lilly McIntosh, who has recovered from a broken ankle.  This may have slowed her down slightly nevertheless she was first home in the two kilometres.

 

Daniel Greenway was very impressive in the 3.5 Kilometres with a thirty-two second improvement.  Aden Reynolds ran an excellent PB with a time of 18.24 in the 5 kilometres.  The Movember man Brent Vidler, demonstrated excellent value for money in his quest to raise funds, by improving by 4 seconds in the 5 kilometres.

 

36 results were recorded.

 

 

2 Kilometres

 

Lilly McIntosh 8.04

Keira Atkin 8.26

Mike Aitkin 8.38

Benji Mackay 9.44

Neil Mackay 9.46

Mia Atkin 9.55

Nicole Minifie 10.53

Michelle Beby 11.33

Mitchell Beby 11.34

David McCann 15.45

Richard Fisher 19.33

Victoria Fleming 20.01

Alfie Mackay 33.05

Eva Mackay 33.06

 

3.5 Kilometres

 

Daniel Greenway 18.28

Andrew Greenway 18.30

Bernie Lambert 19.00

Gill Stapleton 19.13

Samuel Dawson 19.32

Stephanie Dawson 20.10

Julie Amphlett 25.50

 

5 Kilometres

 

Daniel Beby 18.21

Aden Reynolds 18.24

Matt Johnsen 19.55

Matt Lambert 21.11

Andrew McPherson 22.05

Zoe Whymark 24.01

Paige Connaughton 25.38

Dave Connaughton 25.46

Georgia Finlay 25.49

Brent Vidler 25.50

Deb Connaughton 26.22

Michael Lambert 26.51

Karen Harding-Smith 28.38

Simon Wall 32.12

Robyn Kennedy 44.52

 

10 November 2021

 This evening we had 27 actual and 11 virtual runners.  There were some impressive times in the 5-kilometres given the wet humid conditions.  Four runners cracked the magic 20-minute mark and another two just over this time.  Dylan Hunt in his second appearance knocked 52 seconds off his previous time in the 5-kilometres.  I was great to see six families with three or members in tonight’s event. 

 

Brent Vidler has set himself a target of running a minimum of 60 kilometres during November to raise funds for Men’s Health.  By look of his photo we trust that his supporters’ chip in because his mow is already impressive! Here is Brent’s link for his fundraiser page. https://au.movember.com/mospace/14624211

 

Several Broulee Runners tested themselves in the Huskie Festival last weekend.  The conditions were oppressive nevertheless they all showed their toughness.  In the Triathlon Zoe Whymark did exceptionally well in the 1.5k swim/40k bike/10k run to finish 2nd in her group.  The Lambert boys finished strongly in their group in the 21k half marathon.  Bernie Lambert was the star of the family finishing second in her group in the 10 kilometres run.  Christian Proksch smashed the 2-hour mark in the half marathon.

 

The 38 results are as follows:

 

2 Kilometres

Keira Atkin 8.42

Mike Aitkin 8.50

Benji Mackay 10.29

Neil Mackay 10.30

Mia Atkin 10.54

Nicole Minifie 11.22

David McCann 16.25

Emerson Carver 17.41

Ashley Beby 17.42

Michelle Beby 17.44

Alfie Mackay 39.27

Eva Mackay 39.29

 

3.5 Kilometres

Daniel Greenway 19.22

Andrew Greenway 19.23

Alexis Carver 23.20

Sophia Carver 25.56

Scott Carver 25.57

Julie Amphlett 27.43

Victoria Fleming 35.42

 

5 Kilometres

Daniel Beby 18.38

Matt Edenborough 18.55

Aden Reynolds 19.10

Matt Johnsen 19.52

Matt Lambert 20.54

Lauren Evans 20.59

Dylan Hunt 22.02

David Bain 22.06

Andrew McPherson 22.52

Dave Connaughton 24.58

Paige Connaughton 26.24

Zoe Whymark 27.16

Deb Connaughton 27.41

Brent Vidler 27.54

Michael Lambert 28.45

Bernie Lambert 29.09

Karen Harding-Smith 29.51

Simon Wall 35.45

John Lightfoot 42.09

3 November 2021

 

There was a strong North East wind to greet the group this evening which was good on the way out but slowed things down on the way back. 

We welcomed Marc Person and Mel Selby who are visiting the area on holidays, Dylan Hunt, Glenn Tester and Brent Vidler who has set himself the challenge of running 60km during the month of November and fundraising for Movember.

After many Covid postponements the Huskisson half running festival and Husky Triathlon are on this coming weekend. Some of our Broulee Runners that are competing include Christian Proksch, Matt and Michael Lambert who are all running in the Half marathon, Bernie Lambert is contesting the 10km event all held on Saturday and Brenton Cole is participating in the Sprint Triathlon on Sunday. We wish them all the best and look forward to hearing how they go.

2 Kilometre Event

Keira Atkin 7.56

Mike Atkin 8.18

Robert Edenborough 8.34

Samuel Dawson 9.12

Benji Mackay 9.37

Neil Mackay 9.37

Stephanie Dawson 9.53

Nicole Minifie 10.37

Mia Atkin 11.21

Lackhan Cole 12.24

Charley Proksch 12.25

Christian Proksch 12.26

Annie Johnsen 13.57

Brenton Cole 14.20

Willow Cole 14.22

Alice Cole 14.23

David McCann 15.40

Ashleigh Beby 16.57

Mitchell Beby 16.57

Michelle Beby 16.58

Leo Proksch 22.27

Jo Pollock 22.29

Alfie Mackay 27.10

Eva Mackay 27.11

3.5 Kilometre Event

Brent Vidler 17.14

Ross Wilson 18.45

Robyn Edenborough 20.50

Daniel Greenway 20.59

Andrew Greenway 21.01

Julie Amphlett 25.21

Victoria Fleming 38.40

5 Kilometre Event

Daniel Beby 18.11

Matt Edenborough 18.36

Matt Johnsen 19.43

David Bain 20.01

Marc Person 20.40

Matt Lambert 20.41

Lauren Evans 20.42

Mel Selby 20.48

Dylan Hunt 22.54

Andrew McPherson 22.57

Dave Connaughton 24.40

Paige Connaughton 25.58

James Reilly 26.03

Stephen Seidel 26.40

Bernie Lambert 27.27

Michael Lambert 28.10

Deb Connaughton 28.12

Glenn Tester 28.18

Simon Wall 36.56

Lisa Robbins 38.09