The group had 28 starters as regular runners take time out during the school holidays. 

Six personal best times were recorded in “marvellous” conditions. 

Katie and Emma Patyus received their 30-run shirts.

Emma, not yet at school, has been counting her runs since starting in August 2013.

Her older sister Leila has 55 runs so she’ll be competing with her older sister for some time. 

“It is great to see someone so young accepting a challenge and enjoying her achievement,” organiser Mike Kennedy said.

Greg Flood joined his wife Jo and son Rhys in breaking the 50-run barrier.

Cameron Lunn ran an outstanding time in the 3.5-kilometre event, lowering his record by 100 seconds.  

Daniel Beby remains the benchmark in the five kilometres with another run under 18 minutes.

Results from July 1: 

Two kilometres: 

Riley Beby 8.58.

Leila Patyus 9.29.

Stephanie Lunn 11.07.

Sandra Lunn 11.10.

Patrick Wade 16.00.

Chris Wade 16.00.

Katie Patyus 17.56.

Emma Patyus 17.56.

Katie Madden 19.27.

Roz Hayward 19.27.

Victoria Fleming 19.27.

Shane Madden 20.50.

3.5 kilometres:

Jaylah Hancock-Cameron 14.07.

Bridget Lunn 17.46.

Cameron Lunn 17.55.

Annie Johnsen 20.23.

Kim Young 21.26.

Ruby Graham 21.58.

Bradley Lunn 24.51.

Robyn Kennedy 25.46.

Five kilometres: 

Daniel Beby 17.52.

Matt Lambert 21.16.

Gary Ashton 22.58.

Dave Connaughton 23.11.

Greg Flood 24.34.

Kylie Young 25.42.

Deb Connaughton 27.11.

Ross Hayward 27.42.