CoolRunning Webwatch was an email list that sent you an almost-daily
email with all the latest athletics news from an Australian
perspective. It contained URLs (web site addresses) to as many media
articles as could be found - mainly from the daily papers - to save
you hours and hours of hunting for them.
It was started in Aug 1999 by Doug Fry and run solely by him, after
CoolRunning approached him as he was sending these emails to the
Oztrack email list.
CoolRunning Webwatch was totally free and we didn't try to sell
anybody anything.
The archive of CoolRunning Webwatch emails are still available at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/coolrunningwebwatch/ however we stopped
this service in November 2008, mainly due to Doug's ill health but
also because the world has changed and its now a lot easier to find
news about running in the mainstream media with updated tools (refer
the Coolrunning homepage at http://www.coolrunning.com.au for the best
set of news we can collate).
Many thanks to Doug Fry for so much effort over the years and hope you
can overcome your health issues.
In a few days we will remove all emails from the list.
Many thanks for having subscribed to us.
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Paula Radcliffe will make her competitive return
at the Great North Run in Newcastle on 30 September
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/6988850.stm
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Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba will run in Saturday's
3,000m BUPA Great North Run road race after overcoming an illness.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/7012380.stm
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MS Society of the ACT 2007 Fun Run/Walk Results and Report
http://www.ms.org.au/funrunwalk/index.htm
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The 30th Annual Weston Creek 6km Family Fun Run and Walk will be held
At 10am, Sunday 14 October starting and finishing at the Canberra Irish
Club, Weston.
An array of prize categories are offered, including: outright first,
second and third male and female; Weston Creek resident male and
female; wheelchair athlete; race walker; veteran; family; sporting/school
teams; and the Guinness Cup (first three male/female members of the Canberra
Irish Club).
There is also an impressive number of barrel draw prizes (winner must
Be present at the time of the draw).
Entries close Monday 8 October 2007 (late entries will be accepted on
The day):
• Adult $15 ($20)
• Child $5 ($5)
• Family $25 ($30)
For more information and entry form simply visit the Weston Creek
Athletics Club website:
<http://westoncreekathletics.org.au/modules/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=fun_run:fun_run\
>http://westoncreekathletics.org.au/modules/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=fun_run:fun_run
To register online visit:
<http://westoncreekathletics.org.au/modules/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=fun_run:fun_run\
>http://westoncreekathletics.org.au/modules/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=fun_run:fun_run
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Kipkorir wins Half Marathon in Portugal, as Tergat finishes tenth
Sunday 23 September 2007
http://www.iaaf.org/WRU07/news/Kind=2/newsId=41856.html
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Doug Fry
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Friar Tuck. Chaplain and steward of Robin Hood.
In this spacious isle I think there is not one
But he hath heard some talk of Hood and Little John,
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade.
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Why I had to lie
Craig Mottram
Australian distance runner
September 13, 2007
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,22408809-23218,00.html
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Asafa Powell breaks World 100m record - 9.74 secs
in Rieti – IAAF World Athletics Tour
Sunday 9 September 2007
http://www.iaaf.org/GP07/news/kind=2/newsid=41561.html#asafa+powell+breaks+world\
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MS Fun Run 2007 (ACT)
http://www.ms.org.au/funrunwalk/results.htm
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On Sunday 18 November Australia’s first dedicated
cross country running course will be opened at
Stromlo Forest Park by the ACT Chief Minister, Mr Jon Stanhope.
You can: Help your school earn $1000 by having
the highest rate of participation in the Schools
2.5km at 10 am (with $500 for the second placed school);
Join the Chief Minister and Australia’s marathon
running legend Robert De Castella in a community 5km run/jog at 10.30am;
Watch the brief opening ceremony at 11.15am;
Watch Australia’s best cross country runners in
action with a women’s 8km at 11.30am and men’s 8km at 12.10pm.
Presentation of awards will take place at 12.45pm.
Entry will be on the day with a gold coin
donation to Hartley Lifecare
<http://www.canberrarunner.com.au/winterseries/StromloEntryForm.doc>(Entry
Form). All teams of six or more participants from
the same organisation, in the 5km event, will go into a draw for $500.
Refreshments and entertainment for the littlies will be available
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World champion Tyson Gay has pulled out of a
meeting with world record holder Asafa Powell
over 100m in Friday's Golden League meeting in Brussels.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/6990321.stm
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Doug Fry
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Friar Tuck. Chaplain and steward of Robin Hood.
In this spacious isle I think there is not one
But he hath heard some talk of Hood and Little John,
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade.
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Rop outsprints Kigen as three dip under 2:08 in Hamburg
Sunday 29 April 2007
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=38524.html
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Webb impresses with 3:51.71 solo Mile - Drake Relays Day 4
Sunday 29 April 2007
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=38502.html
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A 'chain gang' of 17 male marathon racers have made it into the
Guinness World Records after completing the London Marathon.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/6581785.stm
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>Athletics NZ Media Release
>28 April 2007
>Craig Kirkwood wins Rotorua marathon
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>Craig Kirkwood who set out to provide a record breaking pace for
>Japanese runner Tsutomo Saeki, ended up winning and collecting $4000.
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>Kirkwood started off at 2h 21m pace for Saeki who was seeking a race
>record under 2h 16m and a bonus of $25,000. But by 7km Saeki was a
>spent force leaving Kirkwood out on his own. The 32 year old
>Kirkwood kept up a consistent pace and after 30km, when he decided
>to carry on to the finish, eased off slightly.
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>Kirkwood finished in 2h 23m 44s, Saeki was second in 2h 29m 54s with
>Mark Williams winning the battle with Kerry Rodger for third in 2h
>32m 8s. Kirkwood now has his eye on a world champs qualifying
>performance in the Christchurch marathon in five weeks time.
>
>"I want to have a go at qualifying for the world champs in the
>marathon, so I had a good blow out today to 30km and then shut down
>and jogged the last part. I don't think I did too much damage,"he said.
>
>Rina Hill of Australia started off at 2h 32m pace in the women's
>section but a tightening in her left leg forced her to slow over the
>second half. Hill from Brisbane won in 2h 50m 56s, Lesley Turner
>Hall of Auckland, fourth last year was second in a personal best
>time of 2h 51m 56s. Fleur Bromley repeated her third placing of last
>year in 2h 58m 20s with 2005 winner Mikki Williden taking fourth in
>a personal best 3h 0m 17s.
>Men.-
>1 Craig Kirkwood (Mt Maunganui) 2h 23m 44s
>2 Tsutomu Saeki (Japan) 2h 29m 54s
>3 Mark Williams (Tauranga) 2h 32m 8s
>4 Kerry Rodger (Akld University) 2h 32m 21s
>5 Glynn Hadley (Chch) 2h 37m 23s
>6 Chris Corney (Rotorua) 2h 39m 40s
>7 Grant Schofield (Akld) 2h 43m 26s
>8 Shane Vincent (Napier) 2h 44m 56s
>9 Yasuto Kimura (Japan) 2h 46m 35s
>10 Dave Cronshaw (Rotorua) 2h 47m 15s
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>Women.-
>1 Rina Hill (Aust) 2h 50m 7s
>2 Lesley Turner Hall (Akld) 2h 51m 56s (pb)
>3 Fluer Bromley (Akld) 2h 58m 20s
>4 Mikki Williden (Akld) 3h 00m 17s (pb)
>5 Marion Millward (Hamilton) 3h 3m 10s
>6 Lorna Mills (Pakuranga) 3h 5m 1s
>7 Sue Attwood (Hibiscus Coast) 3h 11m 52s
>8 Kirsty Somers-Edgar (Gisborne) 3h 12m 37s
>9 Philippa Durkin (Tauranga) 3h 13m 41s.
>10 Holly Warren (Wgtn) 3h 17m 7s.
>
>Age groups:
>Men.-
>16-34: Craig Kirkwood (Mt Maung) 2h 23m 44s 1, Tsutomu Saeki (Japan)
>2h 29m 54s 2, Glynn Hadley (Chch) 2h 37m 23s 3.
>35-39: Mark Williams (Tauranga) 2h 32m 8s 1, Grant Schofield (Akld)
>2h 43m 26s 2, Yasuto Kimura (Japan) 2h 46m 35s 3.
>40-44: Chris Corney (Rotorua) 2h 39m 40s 1, Dave Cronshaw (Rotorua)
>2h 47m 15s 2, Rick Lowe (Tauranga) 2h 50m 10s 3.
>45-49: Kerry Rodger (Akld Univ) 2h 32m 21s 1, Bruce Edwards
>(Rotorua) 2h 49m 16s 2, Graeme Butcher (Masterton) 2h 53m 5s 3.
>50-54: Geoff Glass (Akld Univ) 2h 59m 40s 1, Kevin Ball (Te Anau) 3h
>4m 31s 2, Garth Fairbairn (I'gill) 3h 16m 8s 3.
>55-59: John Henderson (Akld Univ) 2h 59m 33s 1, Andy Harper (Akld
>YMCA) 3h 12m 33s 2, Takeshi Sugiyama (Akld) 3h 13m 45s 3.
>60-64: Ivan Loveday (Akld YMCA) 3h 14m 31s 1, Brian Hayes (Wgtn) 3h
>14m 44s 2, Ant Gear (Pal Nth) 3h 15m 24s 3.
>65-69: Mijo Sole (Akld) 3h 30m 1s 1, Neville Wagner (Gisborne) 3h
>32m 2s 2, George Preddey (Wgtn) 3h 34m 24s 3.
>70-74: Alec Day (Akld YMCA) 3h 51m 49s 1, Mikio Kashiwagi 4h 1m 7s
>2, Gordon Jackson (Akld YMCA) 4h 26m 53s 3.
>75-79: Ray Urbahn (Hib Coast) 4h 43m 19s 1, Barry Boston (Drury) 4h
>56m 54s 2, Theo Steenkamer (Taupo) 5h 43m 13s 3.
>80 plus: Colin Clifton (Tauranga) 6h 7m 58s 1, Hector MacLean
>(Rotorua) 6h 8m 46s 2, Colin Thorne (Whangarei) 6h 16m 39s 3.
>Teams: Lake City Rotorua 1, Athletics Masterton 2, Auckland University 3.
>
>Women.-
>16-34: Fleur Bromley (Akld) 2h 58m 20s 1, Mikki Williden (Akld) 3h
>0m 17s 2, Kirsty Somers-Edgar (Gisborne) 3h 12m 37s 3.
>35-39: Rina Hill (Aust) 2h 50m 7s 1, Lesley Turner Hall (Akld) 2h
>51m 56s 2, Lorna Mills (Pakuranga) 3h 5m 1s 3.
>40-44: Sue Attwood (Hib Coast) 3h 11m 52s 1, Ingrid Frost (Akld
>YMCA) 3h 22m 8s 2, Lynne Peirse (Rotorua) 3h 28m 29s 3.
>45-49: Marion Millward (Hamilton) 3h 3m 10s 1, Debbie Robinson (Pal
>Nth) 3h 20m 29s 2, Betty Harp (Wgtn Scott) 3h 24m 8s 3.
>50-54: Valerie Muskett (Hill City) 3h 25m 11s 1, Debbie Clark
>(Tauranga) 3h 40m 53s 2, Susan Hamilton (Wgtn) 3h 46m 0s 3.
>55-59: Bernie Portenski (Wgtn Scott) 3h 29m 32s 1, Judith Bradshaw
>(Hatea) 3h 43m 25s 2, Jenifer Crowley (Torbay) 3h 46m 23s 3.
>60-64: Reiko Ohnuma (Japan) 3h 30m 13s 1, Pamela Thomas (Akld) 4h
>19m 38s 2, Gail Taylor (Akld YMCA) 4h 31m 33s 3.
>65-69: Julie Roots (Masterton) 5h 3m 55s 1, Kath Reid (Hamilton) 5h
>5m 41s 2, Jennifer Matton (Akld YMCA) 5h 39m 44s 3.
>70-74: Crystabel Johns (Whangarei) 5h 22m 2s 1, Marion Griffith
>(Akld YMCA) 5h 32m 50s 2, Elaine Walsh (Napier) 5h 52m 25s 3.
>75 plus: Clasina Van Der Veeken (Whangarei) 5h 41m 12s (record) 1,
>Dot Rainbord (Akld YMCA) 6h 32m 20s 2, Sabine Flinders (Tauranga) 6h
>39m 18s 3.
>Teams: Auckland YMCA 1, Lake City Rotorua 2, Cambridge 3.
>
>Walkers:
>Men.-
>David Sim (Bays Cougars) 4h 19m 18s 1, Peter Bailllie (Wgtn Scott)
>4h 37m 18s 2, Cliff Harrison (North Shore City) 4h 47m 41s 3.
>Women.-
>Donna Roderick (Taumarunui) 4h 49m 34s 1, Denise Stewart-Jacks
>(Inglewood) 4h 55m 25s 2, Penny Purcell (Tauranga) 5h 7m 16s 3.
>
>
>Murray McKinnon
>Communications Advisor
>Athletics New Zealand
>0274 806086
>murray@...
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Friar Tuck. Chaplain and steward of Robin Hood.
In this spacious isle I think there is not one
But he hath heard some talk of Hood and Little John,
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade.
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Class ensemble tunes up
By Len Johnson, Sydney
February 18, 2007
CHAMPIONSHIPS are the Carnegie Hall of track and field. The rest is
rock and roll.
Sometimes it's very good rock and roll, however. It certainly was in
Sydney last night, ....
http://www.theage.com.au/news/sport/class-ensemble-tunes-up/2007/02/17/117140550\
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Steffensen low key after after winning track return
Jessica Halloran
February 18, 2007
COMMONWEALTH Games gold medallist John Steffensen won the 400 metres in...
http://www.smh.com.au/news/sport/steffensen-low-key-after-after-winning-track-re\
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Steffensen upsets Merritt in Sydney A-series opener
Saturday 17 February 2007
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=37620.html
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Bekele steals the show with 2000m World best - Birmingham report
Saturday 17 February 2007
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=37631.html
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Doug Fry
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Friar Tuck. Chaplain and steward of Robin Hood.
In this spacious isle I think there is not one
But he hath heard some talk of Hood and Little John,
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade.
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The Canberra Times
Saturday 23rd December 2006, Page C2 Sport
Paul Crake is back in Australia Canberra after being back to The
Prince of Wales hospital in Sydney on Wednesday.
"It's good to be back in Australia and I am looking forward to
spending Christmas with my family after what has been a couple of
traumatic months for all of us", Paul said.
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From the Canberra Marathon Newsletter
Due to ever increasing numbers in the Asics Marathon Eve Fun Runs we
have split the two two races in 2007. The 5km will start at 3.00pm
with the 10km following at the usual time of 4.00pm. Barrel draws
will commence at 5.15pm
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UK Athletics performance director Dave Collins insists British
sprinter Dwain Chambers could still have an international athletics career.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/6197111.stm
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Mottram gives Tigers a tanning
Michael Stevens
December 22, 2006 12:00am
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,20961873-20322,00.html
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Friar Tuck. Chaplain and steward of Robin Hood.
In this spacious isle I think there is not one
But he hath heard some talk of Hood and Little John,
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade.
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World and Olympic champion Devers – athlete, charity worker, coach and agent
Wednesday 20 December 2006
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=37125.html
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Olympic champion Noguchi heads all-star London field
Tuesday 19 December 2006
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=37117.html
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20.01.2007 (ACT)
Selection Trials for 2007 World Cross Country Championships
The Australian Selection Trials for the 2007
World Cross Country Championships will be held at
Weston Park, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory.
A draft timetable is as follows:
9:00am U20 Women 6k
9:20am Open Women 6k
9:40am U20 Men 8k
10:10am Open Men 8k
Entries are now being taken online.
Athletics australia Website:-
http://www.athletics.com.au/community/events/1248
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Six Foot track 2007
Information and entry form available at:-
http://www.coolrunning.com.au/sixfoot/
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Regards
Doug Fry
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Friar Tuck. Chaplain and steward of Robin Hood.
In this spacious isle I think there is not one
But he hath heard some talk of Hood and Little John,
Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
In praise of Robin Hood, his outlaws, and their trade.
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Commonwealth 10,000m bronze medallist Mara Yamauchi heads Great
Britain's challenge at the World Road-Running Championships in
Hungary on 8 October.
Yamauchi is joined by Susan Partridge, former Australian athlete
Natalie Harvey and Wendy Jones, who must first prove her fitness
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/5316462.stm
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IAAF Golden League
Sunday 3 September 2006
Berlin, Germany - Six athletes came away with a share of the $1
Million IAAF Golden League Jackpot in front of a crowd of 48,101
spectators during this afternoon's DKB-ISTAF Berlin, the finale of
the IAAF Golden League 2006. But there were one or two surprises
along the way especially the unexpected defeat of Tirunesh Dibaba in
the women's 5000m.
http://www.iaaf.org/GLE06/news/Kind=2/newsId=36058.html
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Brichacek smashes course record in Mt Ainslie Run Up, Tuesday 5 September
Emily Brichacek of Weston Creek Athletics Club today smashed her own
course record in finishing second outright in the Mt Ainslie Run Up
in Canberra. Brichacek, better known as a track athlete who last year
set a new Australian under 16 record for the 3,000m of 9:08, clocked
11 mins 48 secs to become the first female to better 12 minutes for
the 2.3km ascent of Mt Ainslie with an elevation gain of over 200m.
Two weeks ago she clocked 12:27 to cut a few seconds from Jackie
Fairweather's record in her debut run over the course.
Second fastest was Emily's mother Jenny in 14:20 and ultra distance
trail running champion Vanessa Haverd was third in 14:30.
Former Australian rogaining champion Adrian Sheppard was first in
11:31, equalling David Osmond's record of 25 wins in the run up.
Former Australian M45 duathlon champion Simon Claringbold was second
fastest male in 12:15 and Peter Young was third in 12:24.
Males: 1 Adrian Sheppard 11.31, 2 Simon Claringbold 12.15, 3 Peter
Young 12.24, 4 Scott Imhoff 12.36, 5 Trevor Jacobs 12.39, 6 David
Baldwin 13.13, 7 Norak Theam 13.21, 8 Paul Veldkamp 13.24, 9 Joel
Saunders 13.58, 10 Paul Blessington 14.10, 11 Anthony Olliffe 14.20,
12 Christophe Vial 14.24, 13 Ian Wright 14.30, 14 Trent Birkett
14.33, 15 Steve Appleby 14.52, 16 James Savill 15.46, 17 Alex Kearns
15.58, 18 Steve Barwick 16.31, 19 Tony Beasley 16.50, 20 Andrew
Bowman 17.23, 21 Geoff Barker 18.10, 22 Michael Burt 18.46, 23
Demetrios Pandouras 20.04, 24 Murali Nayudi 22.46.
Females: 1 Emily Brichacek 11.48 (record), 2 Jenny Brichacek 14.20, 3
Vanessa Haverd 14.30, 4 Julie Quinn 15.08, 5 Caroline Campbell 19.59.
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MS Fun Run/Walk Canberra
10.00am Sunday
10th September, 2006
http://www.ms.org.au/funrunwalk/index.htm
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Doug Fry
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Jaggad Bush Capital Bush Marathon Festival
Campbell High School, ACT
Saturday 29 July
MIGHTY DENT PERFORMANCE
Commonwealth Games steeplechase star Martin Dent slashed 8 minutes
from the course record held by dual mountain running international
John Winsbury to win today's Jaggad Bush Capital Bush 16kms in a
scintillating 51 mins 19 seconds. Nick-named 'Mighty Marty' by his
running mates Dent added the hilly trail run around Mt Ainslie to his
accomplishments in the last 12 months which have included 4th in the
Commonwealth Games steeplechase on the track, 1st in the Australian
cross country and 1st in the Australian half marathon on the road.
Dent's training partner, Australian road running representative
Anthony Haber, was 2nd in 52:41 and former national junior champion
Erwin McCrae was third in 53:06.
Three-time Australian mountain running representative Fiona Jorgensen
set a new course record by almost 8 minutes of 73:16 in the women's
race, with Australian duathlon representative Vicki Godfrey second in
74:18 and Kim Chisholm third in 76:03.
The cool but sunny conditions also contributed to record breaking
performances in other events. Perry Blackmore ran 3:05:15 to win the
42km Bush Marathon and break his own course record, with Wollongong's
Vanessa Haverd lopping half an hour off the women's record in running
3:47:56. In the 60km Bush Capital Bush Ultra, former Australian
rogaining champion David Singleton slashed 5 minutes off the record
in clocking the extraordinary time of 4:24:03. Dual world rogaining
champion Julie Quinn was only just outside her own record in running 5:20:36.
In the 25km run Christine Pauling ran 2:03:45 to better her own
record while Jeffrey Glick's 1:41:18 was just over 3 minutes outside
Vince Craig's 2005 record.
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Sun Herald profile of Martin Dent
http://www.smh.com.au/news/sport/dent-a-runner-of-many-kilometres-but-14-will-do\
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Gatlin Facing Life Ban
http://www.smh.com.au/news/sport/gatlin-facing-life-ban/2006/07/30/1154198012214\
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CRAIG Mottram has headed to the mountains of St Moritz after a
disappointing seventh in the 5000 metres at a London grand prix meeting.
Jessica Halloran
July 31, 2006
CRAIG Mottram has headed to the mountains of St Moritz after a
disappointing seventh in the 5000 metres at a London grand prix meeting.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/sport/mottram-hits-hills/2006/07/30/1154198012253.htm\
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Is champ a loaded gun
By Philip Hersh and wire services
July 31, 2006 12:00
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,19961765-5001023,00.html
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Doug Fry
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