Mid Season Uniform Order

*********Mid Season Uniform Order*********

We have a new supplier for club uniforms. Uniforms are now available in singlet/short sleeve/long sleeve. The fabric is lighter weight than the previous supplier. Change to the print design is minimal.

Uniforms are available in children’s size 4 to men’s size 5XL. Please use the sizing chart to select your size or go to the Cassovic Tasmania in Wynyard to try on.

Race number on the front is mandatory, if you don’t know your number please send a messenger message to the club before ordering. Name on the back is optional.

Order direct from Cassovic Tasmania from now until 2nd July 2024. Delivery will take approximately 4 weeks from close of order. A minimum of 20 items in total will need to be ordered for this order to go ahead.

Uniform orders will be placed twice a year.

Club merchandise (hoodies & beanie) is available year round from the same supplier.

Troy Atkins Accounting City of Devonport 10km Sealed Handicap Results

Results:

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Handicaps:

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Well done to all the competitors in today’s Troy Atkins Accounting City of Devonport 10km Sealed Handicap, and the Cahill Family 10km Championships!

Line honors went to Liam Burley (34:19), who won the Mens Championship from Evan Brett (34:27) and Hayden Bishop (34:34).

In the Womens Championship, Lyn Saint-John (41:25) broke the tape from Robina Juanir (46:54) and Ellen Burgess (48:59).

Congratulations to Tony Abel, who won from Paul Birch and Liam Burley in the Sealed Handicap, with the results and handicaps revealed shortly after the race was complete.

Earlier, nominated time winners were Tom Ridderhof (11 seconds) and Chad Burr (5 seconds).

Troy Atkins Accounting City of Devonport 10km Sealed Handicap Entry List, Map, and Race Brief

Race Map

Remember: this is a mass start/sealed handicap event. The handicaps and handicap race placings will be revealed following the race. Race start is at 9:30am.

It incorporates the Club’s 10km championships for which there will be medallions and prize money.

Please take care crossing streets and also on sections of the track, which can be uneven. Only cross streets at the designated points.

The race commences at the parkrun start near the playground at The Bluff. Follow the path to the turn which is approximately opposite George Street. Return to The Bluff, crossing the road at the crossing point before the skate park.

Follow the path to Coles Beach, past Nixon Street, then follow the fingers and witches hats to Don College and around a loop in the Don Reserve before retracing your steps and finishing in front of the hockey centre.

Dowling McCarthy Tyres ‘Steve Hanson Memorial’ Ace Of Green Hills 8km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

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Race Map

The race starts at 10.30am from the Stanley Recreation Ground, Marine Esplanade. There are changerooms and toilet facilities at the ground. The race is over 8km and contains one hilly section. As the race is on public roads runners are asked run with caution and obey any directions from race officials. The race heads out of the ground away from the Stanley township on Main Road. After a kilometre or so runners continue onto Dovecote Road which has an uphill section. Runners turn right at Green Hills Road which takes them past Highfield House and a sweeping downhill section with great views of the Nut. This leads onto Church Street through the main centre of Stanley. Runners turn right onto Wharf Rd then left onto Marine Esplanade. From there they re-enter the Recreation Ground and finish with half a lap of the oval. Post-race presentations will take place in the Stanley Football Clubrooms.

Race 6 – LifeVantage (Susan Moodie) 7km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

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Race Map

The meeting place is the Don Cricket Ground.

The race starts on the cycle/walk track and starts with 855m out and 855m back over the Don River Bridge and along the Waverley Road track.

Continue past the start/finish and follow the track up to the pool carpark. Take the path across the top of the carpark, continue until you enter the bush and take the first path on the left. Stay on this sawdust path until it meets up again with the cycle/walk path at Don College. Follow this around to the right and continue back up to the pool carpark and then back to the start.

Race 5 – The Berry Patch / Sports Power Burnie Teams 3x2x3.5km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

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Race Map

The race start will be outside Berry Patch caravan park along the road further than The Berry Patch Café entrance. Parking for vehicles will be near the start on the edge of the road, not at the Berry Patch carpark.

NB This year we are running in an anti-clockwise direction.

Runners head east along Blackburn Dr to a point where they will be directed over the railway line.  The course heads north-east, crossing the vacant block to Boyes St and then onto the boardwalk until the end of Lukin St. Turn right and follow the path through the bush (not down the grass lane) and onto the Esplanade.  Follow the Esplanade remaining on the right (sea) side of the road until you are crossed to the left side of the road on Turners Beach Road.  Cross the railway line and keep left to arrive back in Blackburn Drive, running towards the start/finish. This completes one lap, where runners will tag their next team member.  The race will be two laps of this course for each runner.

Race 4 – Paine Family Memorial 10km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

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Race Map

Parking and toilets for this race are at McKenna Park, Three Mile Line Rd, Burnie.

The course starts on the northern side of Three Mile Line Rd west of the Tas Networks Driveway. Runners then head west on the northern footpath.  A marshal will cross runners through the roundabouts at Woniora Rd and Mooreville Rd. At approx. 3km the runners turn right onto West Mooreville Rd. Staying on West Mooreville Rd runners continue until approx. 7km when West Mooreville Rd ends; here runners turn right, following the western footpath along Mooreville Rd. At approximately 8.5km, runners will be crossed to the eastern side of Mooreville Rd by a marshal. At the roundabout intersection of Mooreville Rd and Three Mile Line Rd, runners turn left and follow the northern footpath of Three Mile Line Rd to the finish chute, again crossing by marshal at Woniora Rd.

  • It is imperative that runners remain on RHS of road and only cross at marshal points where they can be easily seen by traffic;
  • Please avoid overtaking where possible on the blind bend, approaching East Cam Rd intersection. Runners need to keep hard right at this point.
  • Coming down off West Mooreville Rd near TLC aquatics can be slippery, runners need to take caution.
  • Toilets can be accessed 200m East of our starting point at McKenna Park Hockey Complex
  • Please be careful crossing the road near the start and finish area and ensure children are well supervised also.

Race 3 – The Trend Shed 7km Handicaps, Race Brief and Map

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Map

This course consists of a mix of road and off road track starting at the end of Port St, Port Sorell. Runners will head west along the esplanade before crossing the Panatana Rivulet via the footbridge.  After crossing the rivulet, the course takes an anticlockwise loop following the trails, crossing Panatana Dr and continuing until the trail meets Milldan Rd.  Here runners will head north along Milldan Rd briefly before turning right into Jefkins Dr, following this road for approx. 800 m before a turnaround and returning to Milldan Rd.  The course then follows Milldan Rd north until the end of this road which leads directly onto trail.  Runners will follow this trail until the footbridge to complete the loop before re-crossing the bridge and returning the start area to the finish chute.

  1. There are two road crossings at Panatana Dr and Milldan Rd.  Runners are strongly reminded that they do not have right of way and that they are expected to take due care at all crossings.
  2. The off-road sections of the race are relatively easy, but there are sections of exposed tree roots and variable lighting.  It is suggested that runners avoid using sunglasses out on course.
  3. When warming up and moving towards the start area, people are reminded that runners may be starting their race.  Please take care to avoid interfering with runners already on course.