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Courtesy of Eric Hughes, here are all the results, sorted by runner from ’86 until ’14, with earlier marathons and Feature Races as well.

Results ’86 to ’14 part 1

Results ’86 to ’14 part 2

Several of our races require entry prior to the day of the race. For the Feature Race this is two weeks, while it is one week for the others,

Below are the entry forms for all these races.

Marathon Entry Form

King of Mts Entry Form

Ironman Entry Form

Half Marathon Entry Form

Feature Race Entry Form

The 2017 registration form is available by clicking on the link below. Please download and print it. Then you can bring it filled in to your first race. This will save you time on the day.

This year’s programme is now available under the Programme TAB above.

2017 PCCCT Registration

To help you prepare for the club marathon on April 30, you might like to follow this guide.

This is an “intermediate” one. It should be fine for all regular runners (not beginners) so will be okay for club members. The better runners might like to do a more advanced schedule.

This schedule has the long run on Sundays, so if you are doing the club races (and we hope that you are) you will need to do your long run on another day – Saturday perhaps..

trainingguide-marathon-intermediate12 week

Here are the placings in the Jack Propsting Consistency Award and the Club Championships.

The Consistency Award is calculated by using a points system based on finishing positions in races and the Championships on fastest times. See page 28 of the Handbook for full details.
Consistency

1st Mark Saint-John 147 points
2nd Thomas Murton 135 points
3rd Equal Judy Ray and Russell Horton 134 points

The PCCCT Trail Series final race was completed back at Penguin on a revised course of less bush and more gravel which was more accommodating of runners after a long season.  The series attracted  several new runners to the club.  While the competition was fierce many ran to enjoy the change of scenery and to challenge themselves.  The mud pools snatched a few loose fitting shoes, full speed wasn’t always possible and watching your feet led some to take the wrong turns.  At times sure footing wasn’t guaranteed and unfortunately a few runners tumbled. An amusing sidelight was Michael Bates and Dallas van Rooyen’s cool-down,  featuring a fall into a muddy pool, a push and  emerging plastered in mud.

Two of the courses were tough with severe short hills, mud and rough surfaces.  The other courses followed will defined gravel tracks with some short “watch-your-feet” sections.

Competition for fastest female was closely fought with the top three runners separated by 4 points (Rebecca O’Garey first).  In the U23 section Kate Hawley and Maddie Baxter were separated by 3 points, while Keegan Powell was a clear first in the U23 Males.  Keegan has shown much improvement over the season and found the trails to his liking – he finished a respectable third overall in the Open Male section.

The series winner was Mark Saint John who was overall fastest.  Mark also set up three of the courses and the extra warm-up didn’t hinder him as he ran strongly on the tricky surfaces.

The overall consistency leader was Russell Horton.  He was closely challenged by Tim Dowling who broke through with his maiden win in the fourth race of the series  to capture a bundle of points.

Pts after race 4 (100 for first, 99 for second etc):

Fastest Male: Mark Saint-John 383, Greg Smith 377, Keegan Powell 350

Fastest Female: Rebecca O’Garey 397, Judy Ray 395, Michelle D’Monte 393

Fastest MU23: Keegan Powell 391, Andrew Aichberger 290, Thomas Wilson 199.

Fastest FU23: Kate Hawley 300, Maddi Baxter 297, Mollie Powell 100

Consistency (pts same as club consistency): Male – Russell Horton 29, Tim Dowling 26, Mark St John 24; Female – Kate Hawley 24, Judy Ray 22, Rebecca O’Garey 19.

Below are links to the forms for nomination to the committee and for Club Life Membership. The AGM will be held at the clubrooms of Ulverstone Surf Lifesaving Club on December 6 at 7:00pm.

2016 AGM Agenda

Nomination for Committee Form

Nomination for Life Membership Form

A message from our handicapper, Dale Blyth: if you missed getting your entry in today for next Sunday’s King of the Mountains, contact Dale about a late entry – but please be quick. Phone: 0447 061 731.

Some races require entries before the day of the race. The entry forms for those are below so you can download them. They can be handed in to the Club van or sent, with the appropriate entry fee, to:

PCCCT Inc, PO Box 591, Burnie Tas 7320

King of Mts Entry

Ironman Entry

Marathon Entry

Feature Race Entry

Half Marathon Entry