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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...

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2024 Season Announcement

The 2024 PCCCT season will commence on April 14, starting with the Penguin 4x5km Teams Relay! Whilst the full programme is still being finalized, the race schedule will be as follows: 14-Apr-2024 4x5km Penguin 21-Apr-2024 6 km Romaine 28-Apr-2024 7...

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Results of the 2023 Annual General Meeting

This years Annual General Meeting of the PCCCT was held on Tuesday the 5th of December 2023, at the Dial Park, Penguin. The following appointments were made: Patron: Barry Ling President: Jason Scott Vice President (2 positions): Brendan Burr and...

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Race 11a – AJL Lifestyle/AJL Yamaha Half Marathon/Race 11b – Salty and Stevo Teams 2 x 10.55km Half Marathon Handicap Results

Well done to all competitors in today’s races!

Half Marathon Results:

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Teams Marathon Results:

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Half Marathon:

Congratulations to Joshua Febey, who won from Rachel Young, Drew Redpath, Jackson Shaw, and Darlene Jacques.

Fastest Female was Rachel Young (1:44:43) and Fastest Male was Jackson Shaw (1:20:36).

Teams Half Marathon:

Congratulations to Scrambled Eggs (Megan Gillett, Madeline Symons), who won from The Hawks (Matthew Hubbard, Robina Juanir), Shufflers (David Murton, Steven Tammens), Youngs Lucky (Stuart Luck, Ben Young), and D&D (Dale Lancaster, David Shore).

Nominated Time:

Nominated time winners were Brian Paine and Mitch Elphinstone. Brian was presented with his 10 race medal.

By Hayden Bishop, ago

Race 11a – AJL Lifestyle/AJL Yamaha Half Marathon/Race 11b – Salty and Stevo Teams 2 x 10.55km Half Marathon Handicaps, Race Brief and Map

Half Marathon Handicaps

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Teams Half Marathon Handicaps

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Race Map

The two events are conducted concurrently over the same course. 

The events will start at 9.30am. Competitors running in the teams’ marathon must wear a bib with the team name.  Runners in the individual marathon must wear their Club numbers.

The meeting place for this race is Turners Beach Football Ground. The race commences on the Esplanade in front of the Turners Beach Playground and Hall. The drink station will be here for individual runners as will the change for team runners.

The course is out-and-back in both directions with the run east done first The course is mostly flat – there is one short hill in the first half at Leith. The first turn is just prior to Lillico Road. The second leg/half turn is just past the toilets on Beach Road near the overflow caravan park.  Runners need to supply their own drinks in clearly marked bottles. These can be placed at the start/finish

Post-race presentations will take place in the Turners Beach Club clubrooms. There will be free soup, tea and coffee available for runners, volunteers and supporters. There are toilet and shower facilities available.  

NB: at the end of the Esplanade run down the grassy lane and not around through the bush as was done in the Berry Patch race.

Run on the sea side of the Esplanade when going both directions.

Individuals must cross to the start/finish and then back again to get your drinks. The changeover for team runners is also here.

When running towards the second (western) turn) you may stay on the side of the road rather than taking the windy cement path (take care).

Take care on the Esplanade and on Beach Road. Stay on the Coastal Pathway through Leith.

Although there are marshals, take care crossing the Esplanade to the start/finish area.

By Hayden Bishop, ago

Race 10 – High on Penguin Burnie to Ridgley Mountain Classic 16.5km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

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Race Map

The meeting place is at the cenotaph in West Park.

Run east towards the gate and then up the path inside the park adjacent to West Park Grove. Exit the park and continue on the right -hand side of the road to Fortuna Avenue. Turn right and continue to the roundabout at Brickport Road.

Here you will be crossed over to the footpath on the right-hand side. Continue until you reach Three Mile Line Road and turn right.

Continue until you reach West Moorville Road and turn left. Stay on this road until you reach its junction with Ridgley Highway, then go straight ahead before finally turning right to finish in the car park at the Ridgley Football Club.

  • There will be drink stations but you need to place your own drink bottles in the collection crates
    at the start. Please make sure they have your name and number on them.
  • If you have a supporter providing you with drinks/nourishment, they must do this at the drink
    stations. We don’t want runners or supporters crossing over the road during the race at random
    spots.
  • Please be very careful on this course because you will be running across intersections and
    driveways which won’t have marshals
By Hayden Bishop, ago

Race 9 – Bonneville Consulting 7km Handicaps, Race Brief, and Map

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Race Map

This 7.2 km out and back event incorporates sealed track, gravel, trail and sand.  The race starts east of the bottom of Wright St, on the northern side of Melrose St. Runners head east on the sealed cycle/walk track for 1.6km to the corner of Teatree Lane. Cross over the car park at Teatree Lane and continue along the gravel road and enter the John Palmer track. Follow the track for almost 2km where you will turn at the halfway point on the beach and head back west to the finish.

Please be mindful of the changing terrain and narrow sections on the John Palmer Track.

Parking and toilets for this race are in Melrose St.

By Hayden Bishop, ago

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).

By Hayden Bishop, ago

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

Race Map

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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.

By Hayden Bishop, ago