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  • Writer's pictureThe Beagle

Broulee Runners Dec 4th 2019

The 46 starters were very fortunate not to have the lingering smoke in the air. Those with respiratory problems were able to compete without the difficulties confronting most people in the district.

We welcomed Jayden Lyttle from Brisbane, who ran an excellent time of 11.44 in the 3.5 kilometres. This time is only 3 seconds away from the record, which is held by our resident Hawaiian Ironman, Daniel Beby. Jayden is visiting relatives at Broulee and promises to come back and make an attempt on the record.

A personal best time in the 2 kilometres was recorded by Bonnie Lloyd-Jones. A personal best time in the 3.5 kilometres was recorded by Jasper Motyka and his brother Max equalled his previous best time over this distance.

Above: the start of tonight’s run.  Runners have various ways of preparing themselves before the start.

2 Kilometres

Cathy West 8.57 Bonnie Lloyd-Jones 10.26 Sunni West 10.43 David McCann 14.47 Nathan Costin 14.56 Nancy Costin 14.57 Daisy West 17.22 Imagen Seidel 17.30 Peter Johnsen 21.22 Kathryn Jeffery 21.44 Jenny Pollock 21.45

3.5 Kilometres

Jayden Lyttle 11.44 Max Motyka 15.22 Jaymz Motyka 15.35 Taylor Traecey 15.45 Jasper Motyka 16.00 Justin Murphy16.28 Prue Bartlett 18.02 Ross Wilson 18.17 Alex Oliveira 21.37 Paul Searson 22.47 Caitlin Seidel 23.20 Stella Lloyd-Jones 23.24 Louise Cox 30.11 Ken Cox 30.12 Richard Fisher 30.37

5 Kilometres

Dan Lloyd-Jones 18.51 Aden Reynolds 19.40 Lauren Evans 21.18 Greg Whipp 21.42 Angus Murphy 22.38 Dave Connaughton 23.45 James Reilly 23.47 Max Hadley 24.12 Jason Domeny 24.25 Stephen Seidel 25.01 Mary Anderson 26.22 Deb Connaughton 27.13 Monty Lloyd-Jones 28.05 Pedro Oliveira 28.57 Steve Phipps 29.41 Andrew Greenway 30.17 Sophia Carver 33.25 Scott Carver 33.26 Rob Ryan 35.29 Mike Kennedy 39.18

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