GP4 Auckland Cross Country Championships
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Senior Winter League Leaderboards after Round 5 of the competition.
Overall, Owairaka Athletics is still holding on tightly to the top spot, but Night Ninjas is creeping up at a very fast pace, closing the gap between position 1 & 2 with just 2 points between them. Lynndale Athletic and Harrier Club has knocked Auckland City Athletics Club out of the Top 3.
In the U18/U20 Women, Auckland City Athletics Club remains in top spot, with Lynndale Athletic and Harrier Club remaining in 2nd place, but TTT Runners has moved to 3rd place, knocking Glen Eden Athletic & Harrier Club down to 4th place.
In the Senior Men, Bays Athletics remains in top spot, but Owairaka Athletics has moved from 4th to 2nd, and Pakuranga Athletic Club has moved from 2nd to 3rd position.
It is a very tight race in the Masters Women category, with only one point seperating 1st from 2nd, and 1 point seperating 2nd from 3rd, so it really is still anyone's race. Glen Eden Athletic & Harrier Club remains in top spot, with Owairaka Athletics moving to 2nd place, and TTT Runners dropping down to 3rd.
In the Masters 35-49 category - Owairaka Athletics is still holding on to top spot. Night Ninjas has moved up from 3rd to 2nd place, and Pakuranga Athletic Club has dropped down from 2nd to 3rd place. Auckland City Athletics Club who was equal 3rd place after round 4 has dropped down to 4th place.
In the Masters 50-59 category - Night Ninjas remains in top spot, while Lynndale Athletic and Harrier Club and Owairaka Athletics have swapped places, with Lynndale Athletic and Harrier Club now being in 2nd place and Owairaka Athletics in 3rd.
The top 2 spots remain the same in the MM60+ category with Night Ninjas being in 1st place and Pakuranga Athletic Club in 2nd place. Congratulations to Auckland University of Auckland Running Club who have joined them on the leaderboard in 3rd place.
The U18/U20 and Senior Women leaderboards have remained unchanged after Round 5.
The next event in the league is on 18 July - the Auckland Cross Country Championship at Barry Curtis Park. ... See MoreSee Less
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Vale Les Mills.
Four-time Olympian, five-time Commonwealth medallist and 25-time national champion, who held the New Zealand shot put record for 44 years. He went on to coach a world discus champion, serve as Mayor of Auckland, and founded the gym that became a fitness company known the world over.
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A true legend of athletics
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