Emelia Finishes on a Winning Note!

In yesterday’s junior 1km event Emelia Cutler proved too strong for the event’s youngest runners Alirah Norton and Alexander Basten who held on for second and third spots. Emelia started the season strongly, winning Race 2 of the season back in May and looks to be ending the season in similar good form.

Next week will also be the final run for the kids with a pairs Relay to be held before the Junior Awards Presentation which will take place at the BAC Clubrooms at the Tom Flood Sports Centre.

Two for Sait!

Andrew Sait has raced to his second victory in the Bendigo Athletic Club Cross Country season, taking out the 3.2km non-penalty handicap held at No. 7 Reservoir.

Earlier in the season, Sait claimed Victory in the 6.5km race 5 held at Whipstick.

A field of 28 runners lined up to contest the Bendigo Living Plant Hire sponsored event with Sait starting mid field off a handicap of 4:50.

BAC Presentation Night 2018!

The 2018 Bendigo Athletic Club presentation night will be held on the 1st September at the Bendigo Pottery.

The event kicks off at 6:30pm and will include the presentations of race winners, aggregate winners and special awards.

Alirah Takes Two!

Alirah Norton has taken out a 2nd win for the season, running to victory in this Sundays 1km junior race held at Woodvale recreation reserve.

Earlier in the season Alirah won the 1km challenge with Alirah’s brother Kai also claiming victory in the previous Sundays race making it three wins for the Nortons during then 2018 cross country season!

2nd over the line was Alexander Basten with Olivia Gaskin finishing in 3rd place.

Fastest time went to Kai Norton in 4:45 with Abbey Cutler running 2nd fastest in 5:03.

Demi Defeats Rivals In Race 12!

On Sunday Demi Goodall-Hoffman took out the win for race 12 of the Bendigo Athletic Club.

The AL Parker Electrical sponsored event was held at the Woodvale Recreation Reserve venue and saw a field of 29 runners tackle a 5km course still recovering from recent downpours which included on some rocky terrain and tight bends.

However, the rough conditions suited Goodall-Hoffman, who managed to hold off 2nd placed runner Mark Perdon by eleven seconds with Kerry Ellis trailing a further seven seconds behind in 3rd place.

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