King & Queen of the Mountain 2022
4 Hawks taking part in what looked like pretty tough conditions with strong winds and mud.
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4 Hawks taking part in what looked like pretty tough conditions with strong winds and mud.
Nice blue skies and good running conditions.
Against all predictions the conditions were perfect for a cross country event.
Despite the recent rainy weather, the Tauranga Open Cross Country was run in pretty good conditions.
There were 3 Hawks in action in the marathon and 3 competing in the half.
We had 22 runners (7 teams) all pushing themselves for their team in pretty much ideal running conditions.
A good number of keen folk sporting their Hawks colours zipping around the course, giving it their all…
Beautiful weather once again, and not too hot – perfect conditions for a good hit out.
With around 20 runners competing under blue skies in the first of the official races for the season – the Reduction Relay.
A small but enthusiastic crew gathered at the Dudfield’s, christened by a short sharp shower of rain en route to the start.
Handicap 8km road race whereby each entrant has a starting time based on their estimated 5km time.
Another great day of gravel relay racing out at Lake D
Held at Ray Board Park, Rotorua, on a beautiful, sunny, winters day.
a hardy wee bunch of runners braved the weather at Waiwhakareke reserve today.
Around 15 Hawks took on the King and Queen of the Mountain….a tough unrelenting 4.8 ks up Maungakawa.
While it was a very cool start (~2 degs) once the sun came up it was really nice running conditions.
Overall there was some very closing racing, especially in the combined age groups which boosted numbers in many races.