28 October 2015

On Wednesday 28 October we had 54 starters with the Broulee Runners and walkers.  Some still recovering from their efforts in the Batemans Bay run for teal races last weekend.  Several competed in either the full marathon, half marathon and the 14 kilometres.

We welcomed Libby Buttress to her first run with us.  

Matt Lambert recorded his 100th run with the group.  Matt first run was on 9 November 2011 and since that time he has improved his 5 kilometre time by almost 3 minutes.  He also has several half marathons (21 kilometres) under his belt.

See you all next Wednesday at 5pm.

2 Kilometre event

Christian Filmer​7.22

Hugh Wignell​7.33

Ziggy Clare​7.35

Riley Nimmo​7.38

Taj Pendlebury​7.42

Julian Nimmo​7.58

Sam Blake​8.04

Zed Clare​8.07

Foxx McGeachey​8.15

Riley Beby​8.51

Daniel Beby​8.52

Stephanie Lunn​9.31

Leo Weymans​9.34

Oliver Dyason​9.55

Cameron Lunn​10.09

Bruce Dickinson 10.32

Hallie Wignell​10.59

Bradley Lunn​11.07

Sandra Lunn​11.08

Jessica Flood​11.25

Kim Wignell​11.35

Cara Young​12.09

Naomi Nimmo​12.59

Chris Wade​14.01

David McCann​14.06

Patrick Wade​14.37

Carissa Morgan​14.53

Janelle Morgan​14.54

Mitchell Beby​17.54

Ros Hayward​17.56

Ashlee Beby​19.53

Michelle Beby​19.54

3.5 Kilometres event

Rhys Flood​15.02

Jo Flood​15.14

Aaron Flood​16.09

Bridget Lunn​17.34

Ashley Mars​19.27

Mike Kennedy​23.48

Kim Young​25.42

Libby Buttress​25.43

Robyn Kennedy​28.32

Richard Fisher​31.30

5 Kilometres event

Matt Lambert​22.49

Andrew McPherson​22.49

Mark Lavender​24.46

Dave Connaughton​24.52

Gary Ashton​25.22

Greg Flood​25.23

Scott Rigby​25.25

Jackson Blake​26.35

Indhi Filmer​26.39

Kyle Young​28.39

Jarrod Young​28.40

Deb Connaughton 28.45

54 starters

21 October 2015

31 runners turned up as a storm hit just before this weeks start time on Mossy Point Headland.

The most outstanding performance was from 6-year-old Riley Beby, who ran a fantastic time of 8.34 in the 2 kilometres event and improved his best by 119 seconds.

The courage award goes to Rachel Wade, who improved her 2 kilometre time by 3 minutes.  She is undergoing rehabilitation following a serious motor vehicle accident and to simply participate is an outstanding achievement.

Pauline Hicks received her 30 run shirt this evening. Pauline is a fantastic contributor to the community with her work with Special Olympics and St Vincent de Paul.

See you all next week at 5pm.

2 Kilometre event

Taj Pendlebury​8.12

Riley Beby​8.34

Daniel Beby​8.35

Leila Patyus​9.56

John Hicks​10.33

Jessica Flood​10.38

Joanne Flood​10.39

Caroline McDonald​12.12

Pauline Hicks​13.10

Carissa Morgan​15.33

Steve Morgan​15.34

Katie Patyus​17.22

Emma Patyus​17.23

Mitchell Beby​19.10

Roz Hayward​19.45

Victoria Fleming​19.47

Ashley Beby​19.59

Michelle Beby​20.00

Patrick Wade​20.33

Makayla Wade​20.33

Rachel Wade​21.01

Declan McPherson​25.26​

​

3.5 Kilometres event

Rhys Flood​14.46

Gary Ashton​16.06

Ross Hayward​20.38

Mike Kennedy​24.04

5 Kilometres event

Andrew McPherson​22.49

Adrian Connor​24.24

Mark Lavender​25.07

Scott Rigby​25.08

Greg Flood​25.25

31 starters

14 October 2015

We experience a warmer spring afternoon this week with a strong NE blowing which was very beneficial on the way out but quite difficult on the return trek. 

We had a few new faces come along and a few faces we haven't seen for some time welcome back to Deb Waser and Scott Rigby.

Congratulations to the 12 PB's that were recorded and we applaud Annie Johnsen (pictured) on doing her 100th run. A big happy birthday to Robyn Kennedy that had a well deserved day off, hope Mike was on special spoiling duty. Thank you to Richard Fisher and Kim Young who helped out with recording this week, we are a volunteer club and if it wasn't for the help of some of our participants we would not be able to run as smoothly as we do.

See you all next week at 5pm.

2 KM EVENT

Jaylah Hancock-Cameron 7.01    

Taj Pendlebury 7.21               

Riley Nimmo  8.08 PB59sec

Julian Nimmo 8.09 new

Sam Blake 8.53 PB16sec

Leanne Hancock  9.00 PB51sec

Leo Weymans  9.15 PB1.24

Leanne Weymans 9.16 PB1.19

Stephanie Lunn 9.47

Riley Beby  10.04

Bruce Dickson 10.23

Kim Blake  10.32 PB19sec

Bradley Lunn 10.44

Alex Young 10.46

Matilda Bell  10.50 PB52sec

Sandra Lunn 10.51

Cameron Lunn 11.55

Cara Young 12.27 PB20sec

Mitchell Beby 12.53

Jessica Flood 12.59

Naomi Nimmo 13.00 new

Pauline Hicks 13.11

Kate Patyus 13.27

Leila Patyus   13.28

Patrick Wade 13.31

Chris Wade 14.09

David McCann 14.13

Emma Bell 14.34

Carissa Morgan 15.02

Mitchell Morgan 15.03

Steve Morgan 15.04

Deb Waser 15.43 PB1.11

Tracy Matthews 15.57 PB3.49

Emma Patyus 16.29

Ken Davis 16.30

Victoria Fleming 17.25

Ashlee Beby 18.14

Michelle Beby 18.15

Makayla Wade 23.41

Rachael Wade 23.54

3.5 KM EVENT

Christian Filmer 16.05

Lachlan Blake 16.08

Ava Weymans 16.53 PB27sec

Aaron Flood  17.35

Alastair Mars 18.48

Bridget Lunn  19.08

Annie Johnsen 21.39

5 KM EVENT

Daniel Beby  17.26

Dan Lloyd-Jones 20.37

Matt Lambert 22.31

Andrew Mcpherson23.06

Gary Ashton   24.10

Dave Connaughton24.54

Mark Lavender 25.19

Greg Flood 25.33

Indhi Filmer   26.04

Scott Rigby 26.11

Jackson Blake 26.47 PB4sec

Kyle Young 26.56

Kylie Young 27.12

Deb Connaughton27.45

Kim Young 37.37

Richard Fisher 47.35

63 Participants

7 October 2015

Cold southerly winds greeted the 63 Broulee Runners this evening, which tended to slow the pace down.  The exception was Daniel Beby, who recorded a very fast time of 17 minutes flat over this temporary longer course.  This was only one second slower than his previous time before the start of the bridge work, which has lengthened the course.

This was our first event at the new day light saving time of 5 PM and we attracted 10 new starters.  It is definitely a family event with three members of the Weymans family having their first run.

The triathlon season is fast approaching and a number of athletes are working hard on their training and most notable are Daniel Beby, Lachlan Brown, Gary Ashton and sisters Kylie and Kim Young.

Pictured is Mother and Son Rhys and Jo Flood and mother and daughter duo Leanne and Jaylah Hancock.

See you all next Wednesday at 5pm.

2 Kilometre event

Hugh Wignell​8.18

Kobe Jenkins​8.36

Riley Nimmo​9.07

Cameron Lunn​9.07

Jaylah-Hancock-Cameron​9.34

Sam Blake​9.38

Leanne Hancock​9.51

Stephanie Lunn​10.01

Alex Young​10.32

Leanne Weymans​10.35

Leo Weymans​10.39

Dylan Holmes​11.01

Sandra Lunn​11.10

Riley Beby​11.12

Bradley Lunn​11.13

Katie McDonald​11.29PB

Caroline McDonald​11.33

Kim Wignell​12.14

Mitchell Beby​13.48

Cara Young​13.51

Sari Jenkins​13.56

Jesse Jenkins​13.58

David McCann​14.10

Katie Patyus​14.19

Leila Patyus​14.20

Robyn Kennedy​14.54

Patrick Wade​15.05

Chris Wade​15.10

Carissa Morgan​15.39

Mitchell Morgan​15.40

Steve Morgan​15.49PB

Libby Buttress​17.19

Victoria Fleming​17.35

Cara Earlam​19.05

Sheree Jackson​19.33

Tracey Matthews​19.46

Ashlee Beby​19.47

Michelle Beby​19.48​

3.5 Kilometres event

Rhys Flood​15.04

Indhi Filmer​15.34

Christian Filmer​15.44

Ava Weymans​17.20

Alistair Mars​18.53

Craig Senior​20.15

Mike Kennedy​24.13

5 Kilometres event

Daniel Beby​17.00

Scott Carver​20.27

Lachlan Brown​20.59

Matt Lambert​21.12

Jo Flood​22.50

Gary Ashton​23.25

Andrew McPherson​23.30

Dave Connaughton​24.26

Greg Flood​24.39

Mark Lavender​25.55

Paige Connaughton​26.06

Kylie Young​26.58

Scott Senior​27.46

Deb Connaughton​28.02

Jackson Blake​28.13

Kyle Young​28.42

Annie Johnsen​31.59

Kim Young​34.11

63 starters

Sent from my iPad

30 September 2015

This evening we had 56 starters in the event.  The conditions were perfect for running and there were 14 personal best times recorded.

A number of visitors on holidays made return appearances in the event.

The courses were longer with the changes to the construction of the new Candalagan Bridge.  A temporary footbridge on the western side means runners had to run an obstacle course to get back on track.

This evening was special for the Connaughton family as father David completed his 300 run and daughter Paige completed her 200 run.

David’s first run was on 27 February 2008 and all of his runs are over the 5 kilometres course.  Paige’s first run was on the same day and she has a mixture of 3.5 and 5 kilometres runs.  Mother Deb also started then and she has 175 runs, so she will need to lift her game to catch up.

2 Kilometre event

Mollie Kennedy​7.23

Chloe Dunn​9.28

Riley Beby​9.45

Charlotte Dunn​10.23

Hugo Hayward​10.39

Sophie Carver​11.12

Ruby Connor​11.25

Katie Kennedy​11.26

Alex Young​11.46

Emma Lemn​11.46

Sarah Leach​12.14

Greg Leach​12.16

Samson Kennedy​12.34

Chris Wade​12.39

Pauline Hicks​13.03

David McCann​13.54

Patrick Wade​15.23

Carissa Morgan​15.35

Janelle Morgan​15.36

Mitchell Morgan​15.36

Roz Hayward​15.57

Mitchell Beby​18.43

Poppy Mitchell​20.11

Alexis Carver​20.12

Luke Mitchell​20.13

Hugo Mitchell​20.14

Scott Carver​20.15

Makayla Wade​25.56

Rachael Wade​26.05

3.5 Kilometres event

Abbey Dunn​18.14

Kylie Young​18.38

Jarrod Young​18.44

Stephanie Lunn​19.00

Mark Kennedy​19.07

Bradley Lunn​22.34

Kim Young​22.50

Justine Beaumont​24.13

Cara Young​26.10

Richard Fisher​27.54

Robyn Kennedy​28.20

5 Kilometres event

Daniel Beby​17.22

Anthony Kennedy​18.01

Nick Blackwell​19.21

Dan Lloyd-Jones​19.24

Ryan Blackwell​21.26

Michelle Mitchell​22.36

Dave Connaughton​24.13

Gary Ashton​24.14

Mark Lavender​24.24

Kylie Young​25.54

Paige Connaughton​26.23

Gabriel Kennedy​26.50

Deb Connaughton​27.29

Oliver Dunn​28.29

Ross Hayward​28.39

Annie Johnsen​31.30

56 starters