Three new runners joined the group and nine personal best times were recorded.

Organiser Mike Kennedy highlighted the Dunn sisters’ improvement as they clipped a combined 3 minutes and 51 seconds off their personal best times, and Carissa and Steve Morgan in the two-kilometre event. 

“Carissa is one of our Special Olympics athletes and participation in the event is very special,” Kennedy said.

Two-kilometres: 

Lucy Hinksman 7.40.

Graham Hinksman 8.02.

Travis Fairweather 8.51.

Oliver Dolphin 8.54.

Zed Clare 9.04.

David West 9.12.

Leila Patyus 9.33.

Zac Van Weerdenburg 10.16.

Sunni West 10.36.

Charlie Jones 10.53.

Kim Wignell 10.55.

Stella Lloyd-Jones 13.13.

Claudia Skipper 13.34.

Amy Skipper 13.47.

Janelle Morgan 14.06.

Heidi Van Weerdenburg 14.25.

Sophie Van Weerdenburg 14.26.

Jo Van Weerdenburg 14.26.

Chris Wade 14.40.

Patrick Wade 14.41.

Carissa Morgan 18.27.

Steve Morgan 18.28.

Katie Patyus 21.15.

Emma Patyus 21.15.

Declan McPherson 31.55.

Nina McPherson 31.55.

Andrew McPherson 31.55.

3.5 kilometres:

Adrian Connor 15.49.

Ross Hayward 20.11.

Lucy Jones 20.34.

Kim Young 23.35.

Sue Christie 31.21.

Libby Earlam 31.22.

Robyn Kennedy 28.08.

Mike Kennedy 36.46.

Five kilometres:

Scott Carver 20.03.

Dan Lloyd-Jones 20.19.

Matt Lambert 21.43.

Dave Connaughton 24.13.

Gary Ashton 24.13.

Tina Smith 25.22.

Nev Madden 25.35.

Abbey Dunn 26.32.

Patrick Dunn 26.34.

Paige Connaughton 26.54.

John Hicks 27.16.

Ashley Leggott 27.26.

Deb Connaughton 27.34.

Chloe Dunn 28.31.

Michelle McPherson 29.21.

Richard Fisher 53.35.