2015 race guide - Tarawera Trail Marathon and 50k

2015
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The Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust is proud to support this event and the local
volunteer groups helping the runners and walkers every step of the way.
Volunteer Groups
• The Rotorua Trail Running Club
• Jogging The Powerpoles
• Lynmore Playcentre
• 75th Squadron Air Training Corp
• Rotorua Group Challenge
• Te Arawa Swimming
• Triathlon Tauranga
Thank you to our
Aid Station Captains
Puarenga - Pauline Tatana
Pondy Vista - Andrea Fluhler
Green Lake - Mike Tennent
Woodstock - David Massey
Buried Village - Steven & Katrina Gray
Twin Streams - Henk Greupink
Wairua - Paul Miller
Hot Water Beach - Fiona Sandford & Kelly Mitchell
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Welcome to the Tarawera Trail Marathon & 50k
5 Kia Ora, Welcome
7 Transport
8 Event Information
9 Race Day
13 Course Map
14 Spectator & Crew Information
15 Safety in the Forest
16Guiding Principals & Performance Rules
17 Hazards and Risks
20 Photo Gallery
Athlete Entrants 2015
22 Marathon - Run
26 Marathon - Walk
26 50k - Run
33 50k - Walk
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Kia Ora. Welcome.
Dear runners, walkers, supporters and friends,
From all of us, welcome to the second annual Tarawera
Trail Marathon and 50k. This race programme has all the
information you should need to navigate this year’s event.
we recognise and respect the cultural and environmental
heritage of this area. Thank you to all of those people and
organisations that have made this event possible.
What a difference from just a year ago when 200 runners
and walkers lined up for the inaugural event. This year more
than 980 (and counting) runners and walkers have set
themselves the challenge of completing the marathon or
50km distance. For many of you (in fact – the majority), this
will be the furthest you have ever walked or run in an event.
You should be proud of yourselves, very proud.
Kia ora and thank you to Te Puia, Department of
Conservation, Rotorua Lakes Council, Timberland Ltd, Central
North Island Iwi Holdings Ltd, Ngati Whakaue and Tuhourangi
Tribal Authority, the Farm Manager and the Ford Family of
Woodstock Farm, Rotorua and Woodstock Cottage.
Eight years ago when our other event, the Tarawera Ultra,
began, we wanted to create a truly great marathon run –
but the route did not exist. Similarly with the Tarawera Trail
Marathon and 50k. The efforts of Rotorua’s Department
of Conservation and The Rotorua Redwoods team have
created the wonderful new Tarawera Trail, the Puarenga
Stream Track and the Hemo Gorge track – developments
that have enabled this event to exist. We have forged
great partnerships with private landowners at Te Puia,
Woodstock Farm and The Buried Village allowing participants
to experience some of the very best of what Rotorua has to
offer. Placing all these elements together, we have a course
we consider to be truly world-class. An all-day adventure
rather than a race route.
Much like your own athletic endeavours, the Tarawera Trail
Marathon and 50km event itself is simply part of a larger
journey. We were secretly pleased last year’s race had only
200 participants. Starting small, it allowed us to test things
out to make this year’s event much bigger and better. This
growth comes with support from our amazing volunteer
army, our staff, the landowners and Rotorua Lakes Council
in addition to our sponsors and suppliers. It also comes with
challenges, so please be patient on race day and always plan
ahead.
Because of the significance of these lands to the people
of Tuhourangi, private land owners and forestry operators,
Kia Ora to the Tarawera Trail Trust comprising private Iwi
landowners and the Department of Conservation. Thanks
in particular to Karen Walmsley, Anaru Rangiheuea, Manu
Rangiheuea and Bella Tait.
Special thanks to the trustees of Rotomahana Parekarangi
6J2B4, Rotomahana Parekarangi 6k2b, Rotomahana
Parekarangi 6J2B74, Rotomahana Parekarangi 602B and
Rotomahana Parekarangi 6Q2B. We acknowledge that we
have privileged access on these lands.
This event is made possible with the support of our
volunteers who help make this day so special. Thanks to Nic
Muggeridge for organising us all. Thanks to Christine and
Kylie who have had to put up with two stressed-out, and at
times, grumpy organisers!
This document is your guide to the event. Please read it
closely.
Paul Charteris Organiser
Tim Day
Race Director
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Event permission has been granted by the land owners and forest managers.
Please embrace the generosity and spirit - manaakitanga - extended to you by treating the Whakarewarewa Forest
and others who visit it with care and respect.
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The Buried Village is the perfect supporters zone
Our outdoor dining area gives you the ability to be serenaded
by native bird life, all with a drink in hand and your feet up in
our tranquil native bush setting. What better way to relax and
unwind while you wait for runners to return!
While you’re here, take in the relics and interactive stories of
The Buried Village Museum, walk the archaeological site or
waterfall trail, or start your Christmas shopping in our gift shop
– we’ve got activities to suit all ages, tastes and interests.
FREE DEVONSHIRE TEA FOR ALL RUNNERS.
www.buriedvillage.co.nz
Phone: +64 7 362 8287
Email: discover@buriedvillage.co.nz
Address: 1180 Tarawera Road, RD 5, Rotorua
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1. Free entry to the Buried Village for 12 months.*
2. 10% off entry to the Buried Village for guests accompanying
cardholder.
3. 10% off full retail in Vi’s Teahouse.
4. 10% off full retail price in gift store (excludes carvings and
greenstone).
5. First to know about special events and offers.
*Heritage Card available for $16.00 for Rotorua locals, Tarawera Trail runners and friends and family on
November 14th 2015 only. Regular price for New Zealand Residents outside Rotorua is $32.50.
transport
Getting to Rotorua
Travel to New Zealand by air
Travelling to the event in New Zealand is easy with flights
available from many international destinations. The nearest
international airport to Rotorua is the North Island’s
Auckland International Airport. International flights can also
arrive in Christchurch, Wellington, Queenstown and Dunedin
airports.
Travel to Rotorua by air
Domestic flights to Rotorua operate daily from Auckland,
Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown (via Christchurch
or Wellington). Flights from Auckland to Rotorua are quick
and easy – only 40 minutes.
Rotorua Airport to town centre
From Wellington the driving time to Rotorua is approximately
five and a half hours.
Both rental cars and campervans are available to pick up
from Auckland Airport. We recommend booking your rental
vehicle prior to arriving in New Zealand. Shuttle buses
operate from Auckland Airport to Rotorua. The shuttles
will drop you door-to-door so this is a very convenient and
efficient service.
Buses from Auckland Airport to Rotorua tend to be cheap
– but not always the most direct route and you may have to
stop at inconvenient places along the way.
Auckland commuters should allow plenty of time to depart
Auckland on Friday 13 November. If you are taking part,
you must be signed up at our registration desk at or before
7.00pm on Friday evening.
From Rotorua Airport the town centre is 9.5kms away –
easily accessible via a short taxi ride.
Travel by car or campervan
From Auckland, the easiest and most flexible option is to
rent a car or campervan and drive approximately three hours
south to Rotorua.
The Quick Checklist
• The race registration is at the Rotorua Holiday Inn, 10 Tryon St between 3.00pm and 7.00pm on Friday 13
November and is where you’ll pick up your race pack (includes a race programme, race number and goodies).
• If you cannot make it to registration someone must pick up your race pack on your behalf (including race number)
between 3.00pm and 7.00pm on Friday 13 November.
• There will be an Expo at the Rotorua Holiday Inn on Friday with all sorts of cool stuff including merchandise and info
stands.
• The boat ride (from the finish line at Hot Water Beach to Boatshed Bay on Lake Tarawera) is included in your race
entry. Spectators can purchase boat tickets ($40 adults and $20 for 5-12 year olds) at the Expo on Friday 13
November.
• Leave your finish line and drop bags with us at the Expo at the Rotorua Holiday Inn on Friday 13 November between
3.00pm and 7.00pm.
• Bus tickets back to Rotorua can be purchased at the Expo if you did not buy one when you signed up online ($20).
• Race start is 8.00am for 50km walkers and 8.30am for everyone else. Make sure you arrive at Te Puia in time.
• Spectators / crew can access the Green Lake Aid Station by hopping on the shuttle bus from the Puarenga Nice
aid station. The bus is free.
• Park at The Buried Village or the Tarawera Trailhead and get the free shuttle bus to the boats. Shuttle buses return
you to your cars.
• Be safe and courteous on the trails. Have fun!
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Event Information
Registration and Expo
Friday 13 November 2015, 3pm-7pm
Rotorua Holiday Inn, 10 Tryon Street, Rotorua
• Pick up your race packs, race programmes and race
numbers during this time. No race numbers or timing
chips will be handed out on race day morning. If you
cannot make it on Friday please make sure someone else
picks up your race pack for you between 3.00pm and
7.00pm.
• Emergency contact
We will check the phone number of your emergency
contact at race registration. This must be a contact who
can be reached on race day.
• Make sure you queue up in the right line (arranged in
alphabetical order of lastname). There will be signs above
the registration desk.
• Make sure you have your race number in your race pack
before you leave the registration area.
• Make sure a volunteer records that you have received
your race pack.
• If you have a drop bag, please ensure it is labeled and
leave it in the appropriate area at registration. Your drop
• bag will be taken to either the Green Lake or Buried Village
aid station or Hot Water Beach finish line.
• You must indicate if you have decided to change your race
distance (and pay the difference).
• You’ll be given detailed maps. Volunteers, as well as Tim
and Paul, will be on hand to answer questions during the
race check-in on Friday afternoon and during the pre-race
briefing. Ask lots of questions!
• Hammer Nutrition products will be available to purchase.
Make sure to stock up on supplies at a great rate for your
upcoming summer training.
The Tarawera Store selling Tarawera-branded Asics
race shirts, t-shirts, wall art, medal holders and wall
planners will be open at the Expo. Eftpos available.
There will be a race briefing at 3.00pm and again at 6.00pm.
This is not mandatory but will give you a good overview of
the event and a chance to ask questions.
There are NO RACE DAY REGISTRATIONS on Saturday.
You MUST pick up your race pack on Friday.
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Race day
the Te Puia cafe and several toilets at the Te Puia entrance –
Saturday 14 November 2015
8:00am or 8:30am start
but not at the start line.
Start line
Race start
Make sure you have your race numbers facing the front. This
Te Puia, Rotorua
is essential. Race numbers must be visible because they are
Start venue
recorded throughout the day. If numbers are not visible, we
Pohutu Geyser, Te Puia, Hemo Road, Rotorua. Allow time to
will need to stop you to check your number. In this event we
walk 800 metres from the Te Puia entranceway to Pohutu
will have a ‘sin bin’ where you will serve a one minute penalty
Geyser.
for failing to display your race number. You do not want to be
Entry to Te Puia is free for all runners and walkers (identified
in the sin bin of shame!
by your race number). For spectators, supporters and crew
All of your event photos will be free and made available to
there is a $5 entry fee. Eftpos will be available, however we
you online – to receive your photos your number must be
recommend you bring cash to help speed things along.
visible.
Park at the top carpark at Te Puia. If you are staying at the
Cellphone coverage
Rotorua Holiday Inn or nearby please walk to the race start. It
will be faster for you and will ease congestion.
Much of the course is a cellphone deadzone. There is patchy
coverage at various points, particularly on hilltops. You are
8am start (50km walkers): Event briefing at 7:45am at
most welcome to bring your phone but it may not always
Pohutu Geyser. Please be at Te Puia no later than 7:35am.
work. Bring your camera!
8:30 am start (marathon runners, marathon walkers, 50km
Course markings
runners): Event briefing at 8:15am at Pohutu Geyser. Please
Stay on the tracks at all times. Only follow the fluro pink/
be at Te Puia no later than 7:55am.
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orange ribbons in the trees and the red arrows on white
corflutes. There should be no other markings. Any turns will
There is hot tea, coffee and espresso for sale at
Te Puia
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Aid Station times and distances
Aid Station
Marathon
50km
Expected
time first runner
Start: Te Puia
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0
8am / 8:30
Yes
Puarenga Nice!
7
7
9am
Yes
12.5
12.5
9:20
Green Lake Picnic
14
14
9:25
Woodstock Woolshed*
_
21
9:50*
Green Lake Picnic return
20
28
9:35
Yes
Yes
Buried Village
27
35
10:05
Yes
Yes
Twin Streams
34
42
10:35
Private boat only
Wairua
38
46
10:50
Private boat only
Finish: Hot Water Beach
42
50
11:20
YesAccess
Runner/Spectator
Yes – Coffee/Tea
with boat ticket
Pondy Vista
START
Drop
bags
Crew / spectator
access
Yes
Cutoff time
Yes
Tunnel
Yes
Race Route
P
4pm
Toilets
P
Parking
* 50km only
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be clearly marked with these pink/orange ribbons and/or
red arrows. The wrong way will be indicated with hazard or
warning tape.
Aid Station locations and distances
The Aid Stations are very generously stocked with food:
bacon and egg pies, endurolytes, lollies, chips (chicken, plain
and salt and vinegar), pretzels, sandwiches (peanut butter,
jam, Nutella and honey), fruit (bananas, watermelon (if
in-season), oranges and apples), ice, water, Coke, Mountain
Dew, ginger beer and Heed. The Pondy Vista Summit and
Wairua Watering Hole are water stops only.
The order of the aid station offerings will be:
drinks in cups > food > fruit > drink containers to fill your
bottles > Vaseline and sunblock etc.
Finish
Hot Water Beach, Lake Tarawera. There is no road access to
this location. It can only be reached on foot or by boat.
Toilets
There are toilets at Te Puia about 400 metres before the
race start line (you do not run past these later). There are
portaloos at the Te Puia carpark – you will run past these as
you exit Te Puia a few hundred metres into your run.
Approximately 3km into the run, the Waipa Mountain Bike
carpark has six toilets just 30 metres (to the right) away
from the trail.
There will be portaloos at the Green Lake Picnic Aid Station,
Woodstock Woolshed and there is a toilet at Tarawera
Trailhead. There is also a toilet at The Buried Village a few
metres off the course.
There are additional toilets on the Tarawera Trail before Twin
Streams, at Wairua Watering Hole and at the finish line at
Hot Water Beach.
If you need to poo in the bush, walk at least 25 metres off
the track. If you are near the end of the pack, leave your drink
bottle on the side of the trail so the tail-end Charlies do not
head off without you. Dig a hole with the heel of your foot
and bury everything. Leave no trace.
Rubbish
Anyone caught deliberately littering will be severely
penalised. You will be disqualified from this and future
events. Do not place any items on the trails. Dispose of
all rubbish in the bins at aid stations. If you think you will
generate waste on the run, please use a ziplock bag or
similar bags to stash your trash. Leave no trace.
Running extra (or less) distance
If you have entered the marathon and you decide to run the
50k on the day – that is ok. The Woodstock woolshed timing
mat will pick up that you have done the 50k course. To be
fair, please pay the difference at the finish line (or on Sunday
morning) if you ran further. Comparing the entry form to the
results – we’ll know who you are. If you entered the 50k and
you finish the marathon on the day instead, your result will
not show as a DNF. Your results will be your place (and time)
for the marathon.
If you drop at any point during the race, you must let the nearest
Aid Station or a course marshal know that you have pulled out
of the race. Make sure a volunteer records your race number.
Keeping right running on the road.
The only road section of the course is between the Blue/
Green Lake carpark and the start of the Tarawera Trail (just
Aid Station locations and distances
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Aid Station
Marathon
50km
Expected
time first runner
Start: Te Puia
0
0
8am / 8:30
Yes
Puarenga Nice!
7
7
9am
Yes
Pondy Vista
12.5
12.5
9:20
Green Lake Picnic
14
14
9:25
Woodstock Woolshed*
_
21
9:50*
Green Lake Picnic return
20
28
9:35
Yes
Yes
Buried Village
27
35
10:05
Yes
Yes
Twin Streams
34
42
10:35
Private boat only
Wairua
38
46
10:50
Private boat only
Finish: Hot Water Beach
42
50
11:20
* 50km only
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Drop
bags
Yes
Crew / spectator
access
Cutoff time
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes – with boat ticket
4pm
before The Buried Village). For your safety, please/walk run
inside the cones and please listen to the race marshals.
Compulsory gear
In the week prior to the race, competitors will be advised
what compulsory clothing and equipment items they must
carry (based on the expected weather conditions). If there is
little risk of bad weather, the Compulsory Gear list will be A.
There are three compulsory gear levels:
A No compulsory equipment.
B Waterproof seam-sealed jacket.
C Base layer long top wool/polypropylene, base layer long
pants wool/polypropylene, waterproof jacket (seam-sealed),
thermal hat (Buff accepted), thermal gloves.
food, change of socks, shoes, shorts, bodyglide etc.). Put
your filled and labelled drop bags and finish line bags in the
pile for the correct Aid Station.
These bags must be a reasonable size – do not pack
the kitchen sink. Leave your drop bags with us at race
registration before 7pm on Friday evening.
We’ll take your drop bags to the appropriate Aid Stations or
finish line. We will deliver them back to the Rotorua Holiday
Inn when Aid Stations close. Label your drop bags with your
name and the appropriate Aid Station.
GRE Green Lake
BVL
Buried Village
HWB
Finish Line at Hot Beach*
INSPECTION OF COMPULSORY ITEMS: If compulsory items
are required for the race, the Race Director may choose to
randomly spot check a sample of competitor items on the
morning of the event at the race start. At least one random
inspection of one or more item(s) will be undertaken along
the course for all competitors.
At GRE (when you return) and BVL – please move your drop
bag from the unused pile into the used pile. We will transport
these back to the Rotorua Holiday Inn. *Pack a change of
clothes, comfy shoes/jandals, towel etc. for when you finish.
There are beautiful places in the river for a swim and a soak
in the natural hotpool after the race. Pack some money for
hot food, drinks etc. at the finish line. Remember to take
your bus ticket with you. Extra bus tickets will be available at
registration ($20).
We strongly recommend you carry water between Aid
Stations. Optionally (but recommended) you should carry
any gels or other form of calories with you between Aid
Stations. We recommend you plan ahead and have all items
in gear levels B and C available to bring to Rotorua.
Lost gear (from all locations) and drop bags from Green Lake
and Buried Village are taken down to the Holiday Inn. You can
pick them up from there. On Sunday, all leftover gear will be
at 2 Pukehangi Road, Rotorua. Please call around and pick up
your stuff before you leave town.
Weather forecast
See www.metservice.com/towns-cities/rotorua
Race safety
Please take care of both yourselves and the other
competitors on the course. If someone needs help,
please stop and help them. Some volunteers hold First Aid
qualifications. Most will have radio communication with the
Safety Director and Race Director in case of an emergency.
Mountain bike safety patrol will be on hand to help you out
and medical support will also be available on race day.
Any competitor leaving the Buried Village Aid Station after
3pm will be required to carry items B or C at the discretion of
the Race Director on Race Day.
iPods
Yes, you may listen to music during the run. For your safety,
don’t use headphones on the public road between the Blue
Lake/Green Lake lookout and Tarawera Trailhead as you will
be running with cars.
Race numbers
Runners of each distance are clearly recognised by their
race number and the colour of the numbers.
1-900s 50km runners and walkers
white numbers, blue names
Known hazards include:
The race start occurs in an active thermal field. Do not climb
fences for that ‘killer race photo of all time’ – you do not
want to fall into boiling hot water.
1000+ Marathon runners and walkers
white numbers, white names
The first few hundred metres of the run contains a gutter
to the left and right of the main track. Stay away from the
extreme outside of the footpath and try and run in the middle.
All early entrants have their name and country flag on their
race numbers. This will help you recognise and cheer on the
competitors.
The finish line at Hot Water Beach contains a section where
boiling hot water trickles into a rock pool. Do not linger in this
hot water with bare feet. It will burn.
Timing chips
Timing chips are on the back of your race numbers. Run / walk
over the timing mats at Green Lake Picnic, (both in and out),
Woodstock, Buried Village and the finish line at Hot Water Beach.
Drop bags and lost gear
These are OPTIONAL and contain your own goodies (gels,
Hot Water Beach finish line
There are NO ROADS to the finish line. You (or your crew) can
only access this area on foot or by boat.
There is sensitive geothermal activity and vegetation
surrounding Hot Water Beach which will be clearly marked
and taped off. Please stay out of these areas.
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Every finisher will receive a wooden finisher’s medal.
so it will be easy to grab a ride.
There will be fruit and drink at the Hot Water Beach finish
line for runners and walkers. We will have limited food for
sale. Bring cash. There are toilets at the finish line. Boats will
transport you back from the finish line to the Boatshed Bay.
The boat ride takes 20 minutes.
2. Catch a shuttle bus to transport you from Buried Village
back to Te Puia in Rotorua. You will need to show your
bus ticket so make sure you have it with you. If you have
not bought a bus ticket prior to the race, you can buy
one at registration for $20.
Hot Water Beach camping
A few campsites are available at Hot Water Beach. You can
buy a camping pass at the Race Expo.
Boats will pick you up from Hot Water Beach and take you
back to Boatshed Bay on Lake Tarawera.
Croucher Brewing:
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Participants’ boat and shuttle bus transport
All finishers at Hot Water Beach will get a free boat ride back
across Lake Tarawera to Boatshed Bay. From Boatshed Bay,
shuttles will take you back to Buried Village or the Tarawera
Trailhead parking area where cars are parked. If you do not
have friends and family picking you up to go back to Rotorua,
you can either:
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1. Grab a ride with other spectators and crew. There are
plenty of cars heading out in the same direction as you,
Viewing the course
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5
5
10
Puarenga Nice!
15
20
25
Green Lake Picnic
DISTANCE (km)
Green Lake Picnic
Pondy Vista
marathon elevation Profile
Te Puia,
Rotorua
300
350
400
450
500
550
30
ELEVATION (m)
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30
35
Tarawera Trailhead Twin Streams
40
42.2
5
0
5
10
Puarenga Nice!
15
20
Green Lake Picnic
Pondy Vista
50k elevation Profile
Te Puia,
Rotorua
300
350
400
450
500
550
Hot Water Beach,
Lake Tarawera
Wairua
ELEVATION (m)
DISTANCE (km)
25
Woodstock Woolshed
30
35
Lake
Okataina
Green Lake Picnic
40
45
Tarawera Trailhead Twin Streams
50
Hot Water Beach,
Lake Tarawera
Wairua
spectator & crew information
The race start at Te Puia
spectators should park at either the Buried Village Carpark
or the nearby Tarawera Trailhead. Free shuttle buses will take
you to Boatshed Bay on Lake Tarawera for your boat ride to
Hot Water Beach.
XcF
Hemo Road, Rotorua. Admission is $5 per
person (free for runners and walkers)
Note: shuttles will pick you up and drop you of from The
Buried Village and the Tarawera Trailhead.
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Buried Village
This event is very friendly for spectators and crew following
the event. There are many places to see and support your
runner or walker. These are:
At the bridge just 50 metres from the Waipa
Mountain Bike carpark: Waipa State Mill Road, Rotorua.
Xc F If the Buried Village carpark is full, it’s only a
400 metre walk to the Tarawera Trailhead carpark. Walk on
the trail not on the main road.
At Puarenga Nice Aid Station
X
Travel down the road past the Waipa Mountain Bike
carpark, turn right at the intersection (straight ahead takes
you into the mill and a dead-end) and follow your nose to the
mountain bike parking area. It is a 100 metre walk to the Aid
Station.
Boatshed Bay
P
Due to congestion, no cars can park at The Landing
or Boatshed Bay unless you are loading or unloading a
private boat. This area is reserved for boaties, key staff
and emergency vehicles only. Cars must park at the Buried
Village carpark or at the Tarawera Trailhead carpark.
Green Lake Picnic
X
This is accessible via shuttles from the Puarenga Nice
aid station. This is a private road and is accessible only with
buses on race day. The Aid Station will be signposted. It will
be a 500 metre walk from the parking area.
Hot Water Beach finish line
XcFP Access the finish line on one of the boats
provided. The cost of a boat ticket will be $40 and can be
purchased when you sign-up online or at race registration.
Bring your togs if you feel like a soak while you wait for your
runner/walker!! Bring cash for food and drinks. The boat ride
is 20 minutes each way.
If you have a private boat you can access the event at
various landing points along the Tarawera Trail. Prepare for
heavy boat traffic on race day.
Woodstock Woolshed (50km route only)
X
You will be able to park on Highlands Loop Road,
Rotorua. Follow the signs.
Shuttles
There is no parking at Boatshed Bay by Lake Tarawera
(where the boats pick you up and drop you off). All crew and
Too much congestion at Boatshed Bay or The Landing, may lead to denied permission to run this race again. Please take the bus.
Travel Route and Parking
Lake Rotorua
Buses may be boarded
from either carpark
Lake
Okataina
P
5
P
SALA ST
Tarawera Trailhead
P
Pedestrian Access
P
Please do not use Tarawera Road for pedestrian access to Buried Village
P
Boatshed Bay
5
P
P
Runners’ Course
Vehicle Route
Vehicle Route with Permit
Buses only
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P
Vehicle Parking
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MAHIA TE MAHI WHAKARURUTANGA O TE NGAHERE
Strive for Safety in the Forest
• Fires and smoking are NOT permitted.
• In case of emergency call 111.
• Unless authorised, do not cut, fell or remove any live or
dead trees, shrubs or other vegetation.
• If you observe any unsafe or suspicious activity (such as
smoking) contact a race official.
• All people using the forests must comply with
New Zealand law.
• Keep within the forest boundaries.
• Always be courteous to other forest users.
• Always follow instructions of any forestry security staff –
Cars will encounter runners and walkers for 2km from the
be courteous.
Blue/Green Lake carpark to the Tarawera Trailhead.
Event permission has been granted by the land owners and forest managers.
Please embrace the generosity and spirit - manaakitanga - extended to you by treating
the Whakarewarewa Forest and others who visit it with care and respect.
Contacts and questions
In case of emergency on the day, contact a volunteer or
medical staff member.
If there is cellphone coverage dial 111.
Organiser- Paul Charteris
M: 027 600 0397 E: paul@taraweramarathon.co.nz
Race Director - Tim Day
M: 027 255 2994 E: tim@taraweramarathon.co.nz
Volunteers
If you would like to volunteer, details are here:
www.taraweramarathon.co.nz/volunteer
or contact Nicola at
volunteer@taraweramarathon.co.nz WOODSTOCK FARM VACATION
We wish the participants all the best as you race!
Enjoy the event, especially the beauty of our farm.
Donna & Dick Ford, Woodstock Farm Vacation
www.nzfarmvacation.com
guiding principals & performance rules
The purpose of the performance rules for this event is to
ensure the run’s integrity as a test of individual performance,
providing equal conditions for all. The guiding principles of
the Performance Rules are as simple as: play fair, be safe,
and respect the land. Violations of any rules may be grounds
for disqualification for one or more years, or other sanctions
such as time penalties, fines, and/or disqualification from
awards. In the case of very serious breach of these rules,
Race Directors of the Ultra-Trail World Tour will be informed
of the misconduct with possible sanctions across a number
of events.
• There will be no unofficial runners.
• Each runner’s official race number must be worn
prominently on the front of the body and must be easily
visible at all times.
• Runners must follow the marked trail at all times. Any
runner departing from the official trail must return to the
point of departure on foot before continuing.
• Each runner must complete the entire course under his
own power. No mountain bikes (or skateboards) or boats!
• Except in case of injury, distress or medical emergency,
runners may not accept material aid or assistance in any
form from anyone between checkpoints.
• Runners may not store supplies of any kind along the trail.
• Littering of any kind is prohibited. Please respect the
natural beauty of our trails and the right of everyone to
enjoy them.
• Runners must refrain from any act of bad sportsmanship.
• Smoking (yukky) is not permitted at any of the
checkpoints or along the trail.
• Any runner who is unable to finish the run must personally
inform the nearest Aid Station captain of the nearest
checkpoint of their decision to withdraw and make sure
their race number is recorded.
• Runners who leave the course without turning in their
race number will be classified as lost. The runner will
be contacted on their cellphone and their emergency
contact will be called. If there is no response from either
party or the emergency contact does not know the status
of the runner, a search will be activated. Time spent
searching for any such runner will be billed to the runner.
• Be respectful of other users such as recreational walkers.
When approaching a walker from behind please announce
that you are there so you do not startle other trail users.
Anti-Doping Policy and Statement
As a privately-owned event and a major event in the sport
of trail ultra-running globally, we are working hard to ensure
our sport remains clean of performance enhancing drugs. To
this end, race management is in regular communication with
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Drug Free Sport NZ regarding anti-doping programmes. From
these communications, we have taken the following steps:
Race management reserves the right to drug test any
athlete competing in this event – from the time of
registration to the completion of the event. Agreement to
submit to drug testing is a condition of entry. Any testing will
be conducted in a manner consistent with the requirements
of the World Anti-Doping Code including the WADA
Prohibited List.
No athlete that is currently serving a sanction for
violating sports anti-doping rules may enter the Tarawera
Ultramarathon or Tarawera Trail Marathon & 50km.
No athlete that was issued a sanction between 1 January
2013 and 31 Dec. 2014 for violating sports anti-doping
rules may enter the Tarawera Ultramarathon or Tarawera Trail
Marathon &50km until 1 Jan. 2017.
Race management will disqualify the entry of any athlete
violating (2) or (3) who attempts to enter these events.
Race management will provide anti-doping education to
our participants, in conjunction with Drug Free Sport NZ.
Resources for athletes, coaches and support staff is on the
Drug Free Sport NZ website: drugfreesport.org.nz
Podium spots and race records
Runners or walkers who switch distances on race day and
finish in the top five (men or women) for that distance will
still be recorded for their time and place in that distance
on the website. However, for all media, prizegiving, placegetter medals, and official Tarawera Trail Marathon and 50km
communications, only those who entered that distance
will be acknowledged as being in the top five per distance/
gender. Course records will be set by any runner who
completes the distance in the fastest ever recorded time
on race day. For example, it may be possible for a marathon
entrant to break the 50km course record (and vice-versa).
Walking
Walking is allowed and is encouraged. Most runners will walk
the course at times – especially the uphills. Runners will
probably walk more later in the event as fatigue sets in. If you
are entered in the walking event you must not run.
Cut-off times
There is only one cut-off. All runners and walkers must pass
through The Buried Village before 4:00pm to be eligible to
continue. For 50km walkers, this gives you eight hours to
cover approximately 35km.
For 50km runners: 7.5 hours to cover approximately 35km.
Marathon runners/walkers:7.5 hours for approximately 27km.
HARZARDS & RISKS
If an incident occurs, please contact one of the Aid Station
staff or a mountain bike safety volunteer, a medical/safety
officer or a marshal on the course. They will radio one of the
safety personnel to respond, or will call in an ambulance or
helicopter.
The Tarawera Trail Marathon and 50km is a physically
challenging event. Participation presents potential
medical risks, many of which can be extremely serious
or fatal. Participation in this event is at the runner’s own
risk. Although Run Management has medical personnel at
various points along the course, the inaccessibility of much
of the trail will make it difficult or impossible for medical
assistance to reach the runner immediately.
Participants are encouraged to see their own medical doctor
prior to the event. Runners should be knowledgeable about
the stress effects linked to participation in ultra events.
It is important for each entrant to recognise the potential
physical and mental stresses that may evolve from
participation in this event. Runners may be subject to
extremes of heat and cold, hypothermia, hyperthermia,
dehydration, hypoglycemia, hyponatremia, disorientation
and mental and physical exhaustion. Run Management and
the medical staff strive to work with runners. They will do all
they reasonably can to ensure safe passage to Hot Water
Beach but ultimately runners must understand their own
limitations. This is one event where it is better to follow the
dictates of your body, not your ambitions! Adequate physical
and mental conditioning prior to the event is mandatory. If
you have not been able to prepare properly, do not attempt
to run!
Runners should appreciate the risks associated with
participation in this event. Actions may have to be taken on
your behalf under extreme time constraints and adverse
circumstances. We will make reasonable efforts to give
assistance whenever possible. Ultimately and primarily you
are in charge. Be careful, be responsible and do not exceed
your own abilities and limitations.
Some of the main risks of the run, but certainly not all
of them, are listed. These should be understood and
remembered by all runners before and during the event.
Please note that death can result from several of the
risk conditions discussed below or from other aspects of
participation in the Tarawera Trail Marathon or 50km event.
Cars
There will be vehicle traffic on limited parts of the course.
You should be well aware of this when running on roads.
Make sure you look both ways when crossing any roads.
Areas with cars will be signposted.
Renal Shutdown
Cases of renal shutdown (acute renal failure) have been
reported in similar events. Renal shutdown occurs from
muscle tissue injury which causes the release of myoglobin,
a protein material, into the blood plasma. Myoglobin is
cleared from the blood stream by the kidneys and will look
brownish-colored in the urine. Adequate hydration will
help flush myoglobin through the kidneys. Overwhelming
amounts of myoglobin may clog the filtering system of
the kidneys either partially or totally. If not treated, renal
shutdown can cause permanent impairment of kidney
function.
It is crucial to continue hydrating using electrolyte fluids
during the final hours of the run and for several days
following the run or until the urine is light yellow and of
normal frequency.
Do NOT take any NSAIDs – especially Ibuprofen during
this event. It will greatly increase your risk of renal failure.
Runners have been hospitalised for taking these drugs in
this event. There is a very fine line between hospitalisation /
permanent kidney damage and death.
Heat Stroke/Hyperthermia
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are risks. Temperatures
may approach 30 degrees C on race day.
These conditions can cause death, kidney failure and
brain damage. It is important that runners be aware of the
symptoms of impending heat injury. These include but
are not limited to: nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness,
faintness, irritability, confusion, weakness, and rapid
heart rate. Impending heat stroke may be preceded by a
decrease in sweating and the appearance of goose bumps
on the skin, especially over the chest. Heat stroke may
progress from minimal symptoms to complete collapse, in
a very short period of time. Remember that your muscles
produce tremendous amounts of heat when running up and
down hills. The faster the pace, the more heat is produced.
A light-coloured shirt and cap, particularly if kept wet
during the race, can help. Acclimatisation to heat requires
approximately two weeks. It is recommend you train for
periods of at least 90 minutes in 25 degree C. heat or hotter,
for at least two weeks prior to the event.
If signs of heat exhaustion occur, we recommend rapid
cooling by applying ice to the groin, neck and armpits.
Runners may drink approximately one-quarter or more of
their body weight in fluids during this event. This means
that an average 68kg runner could possibly drink 17 litres
or more of fluid, depending on the heat factor and individual
differences. In addition to drinking at checkpoints, runners
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will be encouraged to carry fluids between checkpoints. To
accurately measure fluid intake and output balance, weigh
yourself before and after your training runs. This will help you
establish your personal fluid requirements (especially during
the heat of the day). Remember to replace electrolytes lost
from sweat and fluids. Every runner has different needs that
should be determined during training.
Risks Associated with low Sodium and Chloride Counts
Low sodium levels (hyponatremia) in ultramarathon
runners have been associated with severe illness requiring
hospitalization. It is important for long-distance athletes
to use fluids containing electrolytes to replace the water
and salts lost during exercise. WATER INTAKE ALONE IS
NOT SUFFICIENT, as water intoxication and possibly death
may result. This problem may in fact worsen after the race,
as the non-electrolyte-containing fluid, which has been
accumulating in the stomach, is absorbed. Potassium and
calcium replacement may also be important, although
these levels change less with fluid loss and replenishment.
Signs and symptoms of hyponatremia include: weight
gain, bloating, nausea, vomiting, headache, confusion, lack
of coordination, dizziness, muscle twitching/cramping
and fatigue. There are two ways to put oneself at risk
of hyponatremia: 1) over-hydration (with water or even
electrolyte-containing sports drinks); and 2) replacing
sweat with hypotonic fluids. You should use the salt tablets
provided on race day and other salty foods such as chips.
Those at greater risk of hyponatremia include: female
runners, smaller runners, slower runners, and runners with a
low sweat rate.
Risks of hyponatremia can be minimised by acclimatising
to the heat, training the endocrine system, salting foods
a few days prior to the run, matching fluid and electrolyte
intake to sweat losses and monitoring weight. The best way
to achieve proper electrolyte and fluid balance is to hydrate
with fluids containing proper amounts of electrolytes and
to replace with sodium-containing foods or supplements, if
required, and as determined during your training. Potassium,
while present in many electrolyte-replacement solutions,
may also be replaced with fruit, such as bananas or oranges.
Beer or other alcoholic beverages should not be taken at any
time during the event. Electrolyte-containing fluids should
be continued after finishing until the gastrointestinal tract is
fully functional, which may take several hours. Once the gut
is working and adequate hydration has occurred, the normal
balance of thirst, hunger, digestion and kidney filtration will
maintain the proper balance of fluids and electrolytes.
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Effects of Cold/Hypothermia
Temperatures will likely be warm during the run, but be
prepared for changeable cold weather, even during the
middle of the race. Hypothermia is a potentially serious
risk, especially running late in the evening through to
early nightfall since one’s energy reserves will have been
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depleted from 14-16 or more hours of running. Hypothermia
can strike very quickly, particularly when pace slows from
exhaustion or injury. The initial warning signs of hypothermia
often include lethargy, disorientation and confusion. The
runner will feel very cold with uncontrolled shivering and may
become confused, unaware of the surroundings, and may
possibly be an immediate danger to him or herself. Staying
well nourished, adequately hydrated and appropriately
clothed will help avoid hypothermia. It is important that
runners have access to warm clothing through their support
crews, drop bags, or both.
Use of Drugs:
No drugs of any kind should be taken before, during or
immediately after the event! Many drugs can increase the
risk of heat stroke. A partial list of problem drugs include
NSAIDS (including Ibuprofen), amphetamines, tranquilizers,
and diuretics.
Injuries from Falling
Falling is an ever-present danger on the Tarawera Trail
Marathon and 50km, with potentially serious consequences.
Much of the trail is narrow, some uneven and rutted patches
occur.
Muscle Necrosis
It has been found that some degree of muscle cell death in
the legs occurs from participation in the run. The recovery
can take several months. This seems to be a bigger problem
in runners who become dehydrated or have overexerted
themselves. Medical analysis of blood samples taken from
ultra runners shows that this occurs to some degree in all
runners.
Overuse Injuries
Obviously, innumerable overuse injuries can occur, especially
in the knee and the ankle. Sprains and fractures can easily
occur on these rough trails. Blisters may cause you to have
a sore day, or in severe circumstances may prevent you from
finishing.
Common Fatigue
One of the dangers you will encounter is fatigue. Fatigue,
combined with the effects of dehydration, hypothermia,
hyperthermia, hyponatremia, hypoglycemia and other
debilitating conditions can produce disorientation and
irrationality.
Getting Lost
Although Run Management endeavors to mark the Tarawera
Trail Marathon and 50km course, it is definitely possible to
lose the trail. If you believe at any time that you may not be
on the correct trail, do not attempt to find your way crosscountry. If you are sure of your route, backtrack to where you
last saw a trail marker and try to find other markers showing
the direction of the trail. If you are unable to find your way,
stay where you are! Wandering randomly will take you farther
from the trail and reduce your chances of being found. If you
do become injured, exhausted or ill, STAY ON THE TRAIL. You
will be found there either by another runner, or the mountain
bike safety patrol that monitor the progress of runners
during the event. If you feel dizzy, disoriented or confused,
do not risk falling. Sit or lie down on the trail until you recover
or are found. An unconscious runner even a few feet off the
trail could be impossible to find until it is too late. If you are
assisted by individuals who are not associated with Run
Management, and you elect to leave the trail, you MUST
notify the official at the nearest aid station of your decision
to withdraw.
Difficulty in Gaining Access to or Locating Injured
Participants
Much of the Tarawera Trail Marathon and 50km is remote
and inaccessible by motor vehicle. Accordingly, in spite of
the many layers of safety precautions instituted by Run
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personnel at many checkpoints), there is absolutely no
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to give you effective assistance should you become sick,
incapacitated or injured.
Although medical and other personnel will assist you when
possible, remember that you are ultimately responsible
for your own wellbeing on the trail. Only you will know how
your body and mind feel at any given time. Monitor yourself
during the entire run, and prepare yourself to drop out at the
nearest checkpoint if you find it just isn’t your day. As you
continue past each medical checkpoint, be aware of the
number of kilometres to the next one, realising that getting
rescue vehicles into these areas can be difficult, if not
impossible. Aside from all that – have fun!
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Athlete entries 2015
Marathon - Run
1000
Clive Start
Lower Hutt, NZ
1016
Karl Murton
Rotorua, NZ
1001
Raewynne Blommerde
Whakatane, NZ
1017
Sandra Jensen
Hamilton, NZ
1002
Nat Thompson
Tauranga, NZ
1018
Rob Hammington
Hamilton, NZ
1003
Landy Darrow
Auburn, CA, USA
1019
Rebecca Edgecombe
Auckland, NZ
1004
Karen Rolleston
Palmerston North, NZ
1020
Amanda Wheeler
Auckland, NZ
1005
Tim Youle
NSW, Australia
1021
Carol Coleman
Auburn, USA
1006
Kimberley Chan
Auckland, NZ
1022
Glenn Marvin
Remuera, NZ
1007
Chris Wilson
Auckland, NZ
1023
Katherine Samplonius
Auckland, NZ
1008
Glenn Larsen
Hamilton, NZ
1024
Simon Clendon
Auckland, NZ
1009
Andy Darrow
Auburn, USA
1025
Huguette Dall’Armi
Auckland, NZ
1010
Sarah Fryer
Auckland, NZ
1026
Brendon Angell
Auckland, NZ
1011
Rebekah Rolleston
Palmerston North, NZ
1027
Roxana Johnson
Carterton, NZ
1012
Christine Stucki
Rotorua, NZ
1028
Jeff Buxton
Newcastle, Australia
1013
Caroline Kwok
Auckland, NZ
1029
Gunnar Lindermann
Singapore, Singapore
1014
Linda Hopper
Auckland, NZ
1030
Liz Palmer
Auckland, NZ
1015
Derek Mc Goldrick
Christchurch, NZ
1031
Edmund Nockolds
Sydney, Australia
1032
Lisa Joblin
Ohaupo, NZ
1078
Louise Oliver
Auckland, NZ
1033
Reti Hick
Whangaparoa, NZ
1079
Michelle Davis
Whangarei, NZ
1034
Fred Schipper
Tokoroa, NZ
1080
Irene Lindsay
Whangarei, NZ
1035
Graeme Tindall
Masterton, NZ
1081
Boris Fejzagic
Wellington, NZ
1036
Karen Shaw
Tokoroa, NZ
1082
Chris Archer
Auckland, NZ
1037
Olivia Goh
Tokoroa, NZ
1083
Greg Dobrin
Sydney, Australia
1038
Steve Wickham
Tauranga, NZ
1084
Paul Miller
Ross Creek, Australia
1039
Sarah Jackson
Auckland, NZ
1085
Janelle Miller
Victoria, Australia
1040
Karen Howe
Whakatane, NZ
1086
Cheryl Baker
Auckland , NZ
1041
Darryn Osborn
Sydney, Australia
1087
Jennifer Davis
Auckland, NZ
1042
Sara Hamilton
Sydney, Australia
1088
Emma Williams
Auckland, NZ
1043
Fran Mortell
Mount Maunganui, NZ
1089
Carolyn Wood
Sydney, Australia
1044
Dennis Hunt
Rotorua, NZ
1090
Chris Lane
Auckland, NZ
1045
Chris Howard
Wellington, NZ
1091
Tanya Lane
Auckland, NZ
1046
Gillian Green
Auckland, NZ
1092
Greg Shaw
Auckland, NZ
1047
David Kayes
Auckland , NZ
1093
Brett Laurent
Auckland, NZ
1048
Claire Macky
Auckland, NZ
1094
Camille Stranks
Hamilton, NZ
1049
Malcolm Graham
Auckland, NZ
1095
Sarah Lincoln
Gisborne, NZ
1050
Mandy Russell
Tawa, NZ
1096
Martin Kostrewa
Rotorua, NZ
1051
Phillip Hartley
Rotorua, NZ
1097
Bieke Kostrewa
Rotorua, Belgium
1052
Cheryl Symons
Melbourne, Australia
1098
Leah Shallcrass
Hamilton, NZ
1053
Mike Duckett
Auckland, NZ
1099
Antonia Davies
Northland, NZ
1054
Andrea Pollard
Rotorua, NZ
1100
Anna Burke
Hamilton, NZ
1055
Tui Hambrook
Tauranga , NZ
1101
Simon Fisher
Auckland, NZ
1056
Ian Hoad
Victoria, Australia
1102
Dennis Monks
Warkworth, NZ
1057
Rachael Hofmann
Rotorua, NZ
1103
Jake Jacobs
Napier, NZ
1058
Katrina Walter
Wellington, NZ
1104
Aimee Whitcroft
Wellington, NZ
1059
Tom Wellby
Raglan, NZ
1105
Nan Baker
Gisborne, NZ
1060
Rob Smail
Rotorua, NZ
1106
Robyn Wilkie
Gisborne, NZ
1061
Sue Moore
Christchurch , NZ
1107
Kath Wilkie
Gisborne, NZ
1062
Darren Diprose
Te Aroha, NZ
1108
Wayne Bowler
Auckland, NZ
1063
Gildas Lebrun
Rotorua, NZ
1109
Silke Noll
Wellington, NZ
1064
Gemma Towersey
Wellington, NZ
1110
Catherine Wallace
Auckland, NZ
1065
Antonio Stanley
Auckland, NZ
1111
Anthony Lyall
Auckland, NZ
1066
Joce Jones
Lower Hutt, NZ
1112
Sally Law
Wanaka, NZ
1067
Heidi Litchwark
Te Puke, NZ
1113
Joy Connolly
Auckland, NZ
1068
Suzanne Roberts
Auckland, NZ
1114
Jane Barnett
Papamoa, NZ
1069
Kirsty Bullard
Lower Hutt, NZ
1115
Barbara Scarfe
Auckland, NZ
1070
Christine Lear
Gisborne, NZ
1116
Leanne Erceg
Auckland, NZ
1071
Steve Alden
Uckfield, UK
1117
Amy Larsen
Auckland, NZ
1072
Emma Alden
Uckfield, UK
1118
Raewyn Proudfoot
Paraparaumu, NZ
1073
James Espie
Auckland, NZ
1119
Rachel Middlemiss
Edinburgh, UK
1074
Holly Howes
Walton, NZ
1120
Megan Stallard
Lower Hutt, NZ
1075
Olivia Bootten
Rotorua, NZ
1121
Lex Chalmers
Hamilton, NZ
1076
Kirsty Nelson
Waiotira, NZ
1122
Glenn Muir
Auckland, NZ
1077
Leroy Jurisich
Waiotira, NZ
1123
Keith Scholes
Gisborne, NZ
23
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1124
Dee Williams
Auckland, NZ
1170
Nick Smith
Hamilton, NZ
1125
James Walsh
Auckland, NZ
1171
John Robertson
Lower Hutt, NZ
1126
Cyril Clement
Wellington, NZ
1172
Andrew Butler
Auckland, NZ
1127
Brendon Smith
Auckland, NZ
1173
Mike Groves
Tauranga, NZ
1128
Tracy Smith
Auckland, NZ
1174
Claire Mander
Te Awamutu, NZ
1129
Doug Gordon
Auckland, NZ
1175
Cherie Waterhouse
Hamilton, NZ
1130
Rod Dick
Auckland, NZ
1176
Janine van der Vegte
Rotorua, NZ
1131
Paul Smith
Rotorua, NZ
1177
Angelique Jansen
Hamilton, NZ
1132
Ben Shaw
Auckland, NZ
1178
Fritz Jansen
Hamilton, NZ
1133
Michael Butler
Lower Hutt, NZ
1179
Glenn Pearce
Auckland, NZ
1134
Isobel Franklin
Lower Hutt, NZ
1180
Quona Young
Bushland Beach, Australia
1135
Chris Ryan
Mount Maunganui, NZ
1181
Cameron Atkinson
Bushland Beach, Australia
1136
Jo Tisch
Tauranga, NZ
1182
Helen Macemon
Hamilton, NZ
1137
James Short
Botany, Australia
1183
Kate Miller
Christchurch, NZ
1138
Simon Mortell
Mount Maunganui, NZ
1184
Kirsti Hansen
Auckland, NZ
1139
Penny Barrett
Levin, NZ
1185
Cam McKenzie
Wellington, NZ
1140
Lisa Napier
Auckland, NZ
1186
Nikola Fisken
Rotorua, NZ
1141
Paul Cadogan
Hamilton, NZ
1187
Louise Ayrey
Auckland, NZ
1142
Karla Morgan
Kawerau, NZ
1188
Aaron Ratahi
wellington, NZ
1143
Lisa Cameron
Paraparaumu, NZ
1189
Mead Norton
Rotorua , NZ
1144
Eric Horwood
Whakatane, NZ
1190
Sandy Scott
Albany Creek, Australia
1145
Jennifer Chowaniec
Christchurch, NZ
1191
Maya Keaney
Tauranga, NZ
1146
Nicola Schnauer
Auckland, NZ
1192
Marian Tunnicliffe
Whangamata, NZ
1147
Rhonda Parry
Hamilton, NZ
1193
Leigh Austin
Taupo, NZ
1148
Carl Southgate
Auckland, NZ
1194
Justine Coventry
Ohope, NZ
1149
Tony Eccles
Hamilton, NZ
1195
Ian Coventry
Ohope, NZ
1150
Toni Mills
Rotorua, NZ
1196
Philip Secker
Upper Hutt, NZ
1151
Andrew Bennett
Lower Hutt, NZ
1197
Sharon Frazer
Tauranga, NZ
1152
George Simpson
Mount Maunganui, NZ
1198
Jeff Rosemergy
Hamilton, NZ
1153
Vicki Lees
Auckland, NZ
1199
Shangjie Jimmy Huang
Auckland, NZ
1154
Nicola Russ
Auckland, NZ
1200
Sheree Kairau
Whangarei, NZ
1155
Sue Meltzer
Auckland, NZ
1201
Brent Mckay
Tauranga, NZ
1156
Bayer Ottens
Perth, Australia
1202
Jo Shanks
Mount Maunganui, NZ
1157
Larry Smith
Perth, Australia
1203
Lindsay Hyslop
Tauranga, NZ
1158
Andrew Bardsley
Boulcott, Lower Hutt, NZ
1204
Nicki Robinson
Wellington, NZ
1159
Louisa Wallace
Sydney, Australia
1205
Amy Frazer
Auckland, NZ
1160
Fiona Mackenzie
Whangaparaoa, NZ
1206
Robert Rickerby
Auckland, NZ
1161
Francesca Rudkin
Auckland , NZ
1207
Claire Bartholomew
Wellington, NZ
1162
Dean Masters
Hamilton, NZ
1208
Helen MacDiarmid
Wellington, NZ
1163
Renee Ward
Hamilton , NZ
1209
Murray Smith
Tauranga, NZ
1164
Helen Russo
Cambridge, NZ
1210
Allan Shadbolt
Auckland, NZ
1165
Michelle Haynes
Auckland, NZ
1211
Kelvin Chote
Upper Hut, NZ
1166
Linda Ojala
Wellington, NZ
1212
Colin Eggleton
Opotiki, NZ
1167
Brendon Ojala
Wellington, NZ
1213
John Marsh
Auckland, NZ
1168
Olwyn Bolitho
Upper Hutt, NZ
1214
Alexander Tessmann
Auckland, NZ
1169
Pip Smith
Hamilton, NZ
1215
Renate Harsch
Auckland, NZ
1216
Nicola loft
Stratford, NZ
1262
Paul Kane
Auckland, NZ
1217
Ben Smith
Auckland, NZ
1263
Karen McCarthy
Tauranga, NZ
1218
Gregor Paul
Auckland, NZ
1264
Helayna Ruifrok
Gisborne, NZ
1219
Airlie Chamberlain
Christchurch, NZ
1265
Ian Fearnside
Auckland, NZ
1220
Meesh Hindmarch
Whakatane, NZ
1266
Stephen Marsland
Ashhurst, NZ
1221
Karen Crossan
Auckland, NZ
1267
Sarah O’Grady
Auckland, NZ
1222
Wayne Doughty
Tauranga, NZ
1268
Liz Ireland
Cambridge, NZ
1223
Hudson Dahlberg
Auckland, NZ
1269
Alison James
Tauranga, NZ
1224
Kai Ritchie
Paraparaumu, NZ
1270
Nikki Jones
Masterton, NZ
1225
Sam Damesin
Rotorua, NZ
1271
Nicki Davies
Gisborne, NZ
1226
Marco Streibel
Auckland, NZ
1272
Susan Mumby
Rayleigh, UK
1227
Marcelle Morrison
Te Puke, NZ
1273
Mike Greer
Christchurch, NZ
1228
Linda Downes
Tokoroa, NZ
1274
Euan Masters
Christchurch, NZ
1229
Bridget Leonard
Helensville, NZ
1275
Caroline Taylor
Whangarei, NZ
1230
Lynaire ‘Morgs Morgan
Nelson, NZ
1276
Teal Hall
Alaska, USA
1231
Freya Thomson
Palmerston North, NZ
1277
Paul Wrigley
Tauranga, NZ
1232
Tracey Downes
Cannonvale, Australia
1278
Marama Christie
Rotorua, NZ
1233
Sarah Harris
Unknown, NZ
1279
Troy Patchett
Auckland, NZ
1234
Fergus Brown
Auckland, NZ
1280
Phil Murray
Hamilton, NZ
1235
Michelle Flaws
Wellington, NZ
1281
Ian Loveless
Rotorua, NZ
1236
Shiree Flutey
Tokoroa, NZ
1282
Michelle Goeth
Rotorua, NZ
1237
Kim Lyell
Christchurch , NZ
1283
Monica Tate
Auckland, NZ
1238
Anna Nesbit
Hamilton, NZ
1284
Melissa Thorne
Feilding, NZ
1239
Graeme Sharp
Christchurch, NZ
1285
Mark Smith
Christchurch, NZ
1240
Anna Ross
Lake Tarawera, NZ
1286
Cameron Maney
Auckland, NZ
1241
Mark Ball
Te Aroha, NZ
1287
Shaun Michael Lynch
Auckland, NZ
1242
Paula Haddock
Te Aroha, NZ
1288
Jo Johansen
Paraparaumu , NZ
1243
Inge Bahle
Wellington, NZ
1289
Jason Cameron
Rotorua, NZ
1244
Tracey Prince
Wellington, NZ
1290
Kayla Wilson
Thorndon, NZ
1245
Katherine Ryken
Palmerston North, NZ
1291
Robyn Hallberg
Whangarei, NZ
1246
Anna Philpott
Wellington, NZ
1292
Bertrand Langlois
Tracy le Val, France
1247
Peter Townson
Singapore, Singapore
1293
Tineke Hooft
Porirua, NZ
1248
Sylvia Frean
Wellington, NZ
1294
Megan Ivanovich
Hamilton, NZ
1249
Colleen Falloon
Auckland, NZ
1295
Kate Townsley
Rotorua, NZ
1250
Charlotte Nasey
Auckland, NZ
1296
Rebecca Rumble
Auckland, NZ
1251
Stuart Davis
Auckland, NZ
1297
Laura Schulze
Mount Maunganui, NZ
1252
Greg Marnoch
Auckland, NZ
1298
Itsuki Mueller
Auckland, NZ
1253
Norman Chan
Christchurch, NZ
1254
Kate Malone
Rotorua, NZ
1255
Annie Walden
Rotorua, NZ
1256
Tanya McMurtrie
Nelson, NZ
1257
Marc Fata
Whangarei, NZ
1258
Cliff Tarrant
Hamilton, NZ
1259
Mariana Morrisn
Rotorua, NZ
1260
Sandi Kaio
Mount Maunganui, NZ
Paul Jensen
Nelson, NZ
1261
25
Marathon - Walk
1500
Peter Goes
Whakatane, NZ
1527
Brenda Munro
Auckland, NZ
1501
Sarah Emily Beale
Auckland, NZ
1528
Jojo Apiata-Inia
Rotorua, NZ
1502
Christine Finn
Auckland, NZ
1529
Anna Hutchison
Mount Macedon, Australia
1503
Kathryn Trudgeon
Auckland, NZ
1530
Jessie Hutchison
Mount Macedon, Australia
1504
John Orfanos
Auckland, NZ
1531
Denys Munro
Rotorua, NZ
1505
Deborah Orfanos
Auckland, NZ
1532
Sharon O’Brien
Auckland, NZ
1506
Kielee Mathis
Galatea, NZ
1533
Ann Fortune
Auckland, NZ
1507
Helen Meyer
Auckland, NZ
1534
Sandie Whale
Auckland, NZ
1508
Jenni Parkinson
Gisborne, NZ
1535
Heather Cunningham
Morrinsville, NZ
1509
Briar Robertson
Gisborne, NZ
1536
Chris Maxwell
Tauranga, NZ
1510
Tracey Dyer
Porirua, NZ
1537
Stephen Baker
Auckland, NZ
1511
Stacey Spry
Tauranga, NZ
1538
Bronwyn Yates
Auckland, NZ
1512
Lisa Hall
Tauranga, NZ
1539
Bex Beazley
Rotorua, NZ
1513
Treena Moore
Rotorua, NZ
1540
Nick Beazley
Rotorua, NZ
1514
Kimberley Ward
Tauranga, NZ
1541
Helen Keys
Rotorua, NZ
1515
Angela Page
Galatea, NZ
1542
Grant Keys
Rotorua, NZ
1516
Rachel Harris
Lower Hutt , NZ
1543
Rachel Henstock
Tauranga, NZ
1517
Petra Pilkington
Whangarei, NZ
1544
Adele Crockett
Tauranga , NZ
1518
Laurence Genee
Hong Kong
1545
Anne Blockley
Auckland, NZ
1519
Jacqui Dillon
Hong Kong
1546
Theresa Large
Putaruru, NZ
1520
Stephen van Wonderen
Auckland, NZ
1547
Miranda Mercer
Wellington, NZ
1521
Audrey Harvey
Burpengary East, Australia
1548
Jill Tyler
Auckland, NZ
1522
Francis Harvey
Burpengary East, Australia
1549
Denise Williams
Auckland, NZ
1523
Kirsten Harvey
Burpengary East, Australia
1550
Anna Brown
Auckland, NZ
1524
Cameron Harvey
Burpengary East, Australia
1551
Eddie Bowman
Rotorua, NZ
1525
Judith Dyer
Tauranga, NZ
1552
Lynette Maan
Auckland, NZ
1526
Patsy Hall
Hamilton, NZ
50K - Run
26
1
Ryan Cooke
Auckland, NZ
15
Angela Vircavs
Auckland, NZ
2
Laurie Wilson
Auckland, NZ
16
Robert Coleman
Auburn, USA
3
Chern Lo
Auckland, NZ
17
Lesley Park
Papamoa, NZ
4
Jane Moore
Wellington, NZ
18
Lyndsey Anselmi
Te Kuiti, NZ
5
Steven Blackburn
Auckland, NZ
19
Christopher Victor
Singapore, Singapore
6
Blair Tupp
Hamilton, NZ
20
Wendy Keall
Auckland, NZ
7
Lisa Talbot
Rotorua, NZ
21
Raymond Chan
Auckland, NZ
8
Ngahiraka Latimer
Pukekohe, NZ
22
Peter Attwood
Auckland, NZ
9
Annalisa Meyer
Auckland, NZ
23
Cherie Smith
Rotorua, NZ
10
Dennis de Monchy
Tauranga, NZ
24
Ash Pari
Rotorua, NZ
11
Richard Church
Auckland, NZ
25
Julie Chiquet
Rotorua, NZ
12
Janine Harrington
Tauranga, NZ
26
Allan Williamson
Tauranga, NZ
13
Frazer McClelland
Melbourne, Australia
27
Kylie Day
Rotorua, NZ
14
Matthew Vircavs
Auckland, NZ
28
Chris Birkinshaw
Wellington, NZ
29
Jenny Hirst
Auckland, NZ
75
Rachel Bushell
Brisbane, Australia
30
Mana Sasaki
Singapore, Singapore
76
Mark Hooker
Auckland , NZ
31
Vera Alves
Auckland, NZ
77
Diane Gillard
Tauranga, NZ
32
Belinda Harding
Hampshire, UK
78
Richard Gould
Perth, Australia
33
Sean Reid
Auckland, NZ
79
Christian Stockle
Auckland, NZ
34
Lawrence Harper
Whakatane, NZ
80
Stephanie Hooker
Auckland , NZ
35
Yvonne Harper
Whakatane, NZ
81
Kaye King
Rotorua, NZ
36
Kate Rushworth
Auckland , NZ
82
Peter Ng
Auckland, NZ
37
Min Lo
Auckland, NZ
83
Brendan Moore
Auckland, NZ
38
Runner5 Angela Earl
Rotorua, NZ
84
Katie Snyman
Rotorua, NZ
39
Javier Browne
Rotorua, NZ
85
Tim Bailey
Lower Hutt, NZ
40
Krazy Kerris Browne
Rotorua, NZ
86
Shelley Rutten
Rotorua, NZ
41
Richard Stevenson
Napier, NZ
87
Paula Klein
Hamilton, NZ
42
Radleigh Cairns
Papamoa, NZ
88
Cameron Smith
Auckland, NZ
43
Kirsty Peterson
Rotorua, NZ
89
Heather Lang
Rotorua, NZ
44
Adrian Pike
Auckland, NZ
90
Tago Mharapara
Manukau, NZ
45
Simon Kay
Auckland, NZ
91
Andrew cable
Auckland, NZ
46
Francis Dragicevich
Rotorua, NZ
92
Emma McClintock
Rotorua, NZ
47
Mark Rickard
Wellington, NZ
93
Jancy Yap
Singapore, Singapore
48
Kezia McClelland
Melbourne, Australia
94
Yvonne Mansell
Rotorua, NZ
49
Pete Sharp
Waikato, NZ
95
Natalie Richards
Rotorua, NZ
50
Nellie Awad
Melbourne, Australia
96
Christopher Koh
Singapore, Singapore
51
Ange Anderson
Rotorua, NZ
97
Molly Tan
Singapore, Singapore
52
Monica Fraser
Rotorua, NZ
98
Bronson Botha
Auckland, NZ
53
Doug Moore
Gisborne, NZ
99
Bridget McLaughlin
Hamilton, NZ
54
Biddy Sargent
Auckland, NZ
100
Lyndy Wickham
Tauranga, NZ
55
Michael Martin
Hamilton, NZ
101
Wendy Goes
Whakatane, NZ
56
Alan Crowe
Wellington, NZ
102
Anthony Bus
Auckland, NZ
57
Tanya Rhodes
Hamilton, NZ
103
Damien Christofis
Napier, NZ
58
Andrew McCulley
Auckland, NZ
104
Nigel Blakeborough
Tauranga, NZ
59
Leith Macfarlane
Auckland, NZ
105
Ian Richardson
Rotorua, NZ
60
Marc Teakel
Rotorua , NZ
106
Lindsay Twiss
Auckland, NZ
61
Gavin Murphy
Gisborne, NZ
107
Roger Colquhoun
Tauranga, NZ
62
Anel McInnes
Auckland, NZ
108
Sarah Croucher
Rotorua, NZ
63
Dean McInnes
Auckland, NZ
109
Forsyth Thompson
Auckland, NZ
64
Bronwyn McKeage
Auckland, NZ
110
Owen Frentz
Auckland , NZ
65
Christina Matheson
Vancouver, Canada
111
Roger King
Auckland, NZ
66
Kim Lehrer
Sherbrooke, Canada
112
Lucy Robinson
Auckland, NZ
67
Amanda Heapy
Rotorua, NZ
113
Enoch Vahua
Awakeri, NZ
68
Craig Price
Papamoa, NZ
114
Melissa White
Whakatane, NZ
69
Martyn Cherry
Lower Hutt, NZ
115
Helena Kirkham
Hamilton, NZ
70
Sarah Hillary
Auckland, NZ
116
Chris Trudgeon
Auckland, NZ
71
Jonathan Moulds
Wellington, NZ
117
Matt Ford
Tauranga, NZ
72
Phillip Hansen
Levin, NZ
118
Luanna George
Rotorua, NZ
73
Sarah Morten
Wellington, NZ
119
Keir garrett
Auckland, NZ
Karen Brown
Brisbane, Australia
120
Carl Rogers
Auckland, NZ
74
27
28
121
Mike Smith
Auckland, NZ
166
Michelle Sroda
Scottsdale, AZ, USA
122
Raimona Inia
Rotorua, NZ
167
Shelly Marks
Phoenix, USA
123
Steve Hinton
Whitianga, NZ
168
Rich Barter
Rotorua, NZ
124
Chrissy Sell
Rotorua, NZ
169
Alana Collins
Rotorua, NZ
125
Paula Ward
Hamilton, NZ
170
George Thomson
Waiheke Island, NZ
126
Liam Gibson
Auckland, NZ
171
Walter Gouws
Auckland, NZ
127
Ross Dewstow
Hamilton, NZ
172
Amy Davison
Scottsdale, USA
128
Steve Oram
Auckland, NZ
173
Hin Kong Wong
Singapore, Singapore
129
Debbie Ardern
Hamilton, NZ
174
Annika Smail
Rotorua, NZ
130
Raewyn Richmond
Ngahinapouri, NZ
175
Mere Murray
Rotorua , NZ
131
Waverley Newson
Rotorua, NZ
176
Philippa Stevens
Auckland, NZ
132
Jo Petersen
Whakatane, NZ
177
Christopher Crowley
Wellington, NZ
133
Mary Attwater
Rotorua, NZ
178
Chris Wingnut Townley
Rotorua, NZ
134
Emma Bassett
Wellington, NZ
179
Stu MacLean
Hastings, NZ
135
Lee Alexander
Rotorua, NZ
180
Kelley Robinson
Auckland, NZ
136
Eddie Meijer
Rotorua, NZ
181
Rae Peters
Auckland, NZ
137
Jason Buckley
Auckland , NZ
182
Thom Thomson
Invercargill, NZ
138
Phil Thompson
Porirua, NZ
183
Shane Caske
Wellington, NZ
139
Fiona Stokes
Porirua, NZ
184
Mgcini Masuku
Hamilton, NZ
140
Sam Henderson
Rotorua, NZ
185
Lexie Tait McCosh
Te Puke, NZ
141
Dawn Tuffery
Hamilton, NZ
186
Claire Fox
Auckland, NZ
142
Richard Lake
Waiuku, NZ
187
Diana Anderson
Rotorua, NZ
143
Rosemary Chan
Singapore , Singapore
188
Geoff Higgins
Auckland, NZ
144
Bruce Easton
Rotorua, NZ
189
Susan Speidel
Arizona, USA
145
Jesper Fuhlendorff
Auckland, NZ
190
Jessica Bach
Rotorua, NZ
146
Patrick Harvey
Wellington, NZ
191
Don Morrison
Te Puke, NZ
147
Travis Stull
Tauranga, NZ
192
Max Belsey
Auckland, NZ
148
Philippa Hyde
Christchurch, NZ
193
Rachel Belsey
Auckland, NZ
149
Nic Ayson
Kapiti, NZ
194
Brent Matuku
Waitara, NZ
150
Scott Ball
Auckland, NZ
195
Leigh Finlayson
Ruakokopatuna , NZ
151
Alastair Franklin
Tauranga, NZ
196
David Free
Tauranga, NZ
152
Richard Lang
Rotorua, NZ
197
Mark O’Sullivan
Lower Hutt, NZ
153
Jacque Webber
Rotorua, NZ
198
Kirsty stowe
Rotorua, NZ
154
Malik Owens
Davie, USA
199
Patrick Cleary
Whakatane, NZ
155
Jon Davies
Pukekohe, NZ
200
Craig Grib
Auckland, NZ
156
Thompson Tapsell
Central Coast, Australia
201
Erin Vaughan
New Plymouth, NZ
157
Megan Twist
Rotorua, NZ
202
Tony Vaughan
New Plymouth, NZ
158
Dianne Gleeson
Canberra, Australia
203
Tom Poland
Wellington, NZ
159
Simon Nicol
Canberra, Australia
204
Chris Bycroft
Rotorua, NZ
160
Farris Walling
Scottsdale, USA
205
Gary Back
Rotorua, NZ
161
Gloria Clement
Kansas City, USA
206
Caroline Bray
Lower Hutt, NZ
162
Nicole Rose
Mesa, United States
207
Dave Mason
Auckland, NZ
163
Warren Meyer
Auckland, NZ
208
Anna Dalton
Thames, NZ
164
Caryn Dawson
Auckland, NZ
209
Linda Toohey
Halekulani, Australia
165
Shay Gordon
Auckland, NZ
210
Peter Hay
Halekulani, Australia
211
Tim Rosamond
Wellington , NZ
256
Lena Waerea Pomana
Rotorua, NZ
212
Jade Smith
Papamoa, NZ
257
Alison Friery
Auckland, NZ
213
Sian Kelly
Papamoa, NZ
258
Sue Brewster
Auckland, NZ
214
Stephanie McNicholl
Gold Coast, Australia
259
Vicki Woolley
Auckland, NZ
215
Theresa Bidwell
Auckland, NZ
260
Steve Neary
Pukekohe, NZ
216
robert rawnsley
Auckland, NZ
261
Roberta Ingram
Rotorua, NZ
217
Matt Chapman
Auckland, NZ
262
John Benson
Auckland, NZ
218
Amy Thomas
Auckland, NZ
263
Lizzy Guest
Rotorua, NZ
219
Danielle Forbes
Tauranga, NZ
264
Tim McDougal
Napier, NZ
220
Sarah Sellars
Whangamata, NZ
265
Rhonda Herring
Rotorua, NZ
221
Karl Sellars
Whangamata, NZ
266
Viola Hoepfinger
Rotorua, NZ
222
Tania Gardner
Gisborne, NZ
267
Avon O’Grady
Hamilton, NZ
223
Richard Nauck
Auckland, NZ
268
Cyndy Horne
Wellington, NZ
224
Karen Phillips
Wellington, NZ
269
Debbie Skilton
Auckland, NZ
225
Lee Wenzlick
Thames, NZ
270
Andrea Davies
Christchurch, NZ
226
Kathy Kingsbury
Hamilton, NZ
271
Calida Brunton
Taupo, NZ
227
Chris Morrissey
Tauranga, NZ
272
Adrienne Hannan
Wellington, NZ
228
Maryam Hills
Wellington, NZ
273
Racey Rosey Rochester
Palmerston North, NZ
229
Emma Sutich
Wellington, NZ
274
Olivia Dean
Wellington, NZ
230
Daryl Lewis
Auckland, NZ
275
Kimberley Hawes
Wellington, NZ
231
Shawn Sturland
Wellington, NZ
276
Veronika Sander
Auckland, NZ
232
Jason Brown
Lower Hutt, NZ
277
Raelene Williams
Ngatea, NZ
233
Katrin Webb
Rotorua, NZ
278
Lee Atkinson
Rotorua, NZ
234
Catherine Quin
Wellington, NZ
279
Cathy Kirkpatrick
Auckland, NZ
235
Leon Venter
Auckland, NZ
280
Brian Newth
Auckland, NZ
236
Nadine McKinnon
Gisborne, NZ
281
Lisa Markwick
Auckland, NZ
237
Lynda Mcbride
Rotorua, NZ
282
Sara Surtees
Masterton, NZ
238
Tristan Franklin
Queenstown, NZ
283
Shelton Harley
Noumea, New Caledonia
239
Alan Trusler
Opotiki, NZ
284
Keith Kiwhi Walmsley
Rotorua, NZ
240
Ben Kepes
Christchurch, NZ
285
Sam Corbett
Auckland, NZ
241
Mike Jones
North Shore City, NZ
286
Carolyn Pentecost
Hamilton, NZ
242
Shirley Day
Rotorua, NZ
287
Andrew Goldie
Auckland, NZ
243
Jane King
Auckland, NZ
288
Patrice Stichbury
Matamata, NZ
244
Kate MacLeod
Hamilton, NZ
289
Fiona Ellison
Tauranga, NZ
245
William Graf
Auckland, NZ
290
Jo Strahan
Auckland , NZ
246
Glenn Shewan
Auckland, NZ
291
Lucie Slaba
Rotorua, NZ
247
Gaye France
Rotorua, NZ
292
Chris Melley
Auckland, NZ
248
James McIntosh
Auckland, NZ
293
Amy Yeoman
Hamilton, NZ
249
Rena O’Connell
Rotorua, NZ
294
Allan Yeoman
Hamilton, NZ
250
Scott McIntyre
Wellington, NZ
295
Alexander McKenzie
Tauranga, NZ
251
Natalie Seay
Auckland, NZ
296
Lynne Kiernan
ROTORUA, NZ
252
Evan Short
Weelington, NZ
297
Nova Webby
Taranaki, NZ
253
Kate Stubbs
Rotorua, NZ
298
Stacey Paton
Stratford, NZ
254
Rebekkah Middleton
Wollongong, Australia
299
Campbell Thompson
Auckland, NZ
255
Middleton Mark
Wollongong, Australia
300
Rachel Brophy
Stratford, NZ
29
30
301
Oliver Wilson
Wellington, NZ
345
Erin Fitzherbert
Palmerston North, NZ
302
Angela Wheeler
Papakura, NZ
346
Kim Spooner
Rotorua, NZ
303
Tom Middlemiss
Edinburgh, UK
347
Priscilla Kirk
Rotorua, NZ
304
Geoff Ferry
Lower Hutt, NZ
348
Suzy Monds
Te Aroha, NZ
305
Annie Lowe
Rotorua, NZ
349
Sam Williams
Auckland, NZ
306
Andrius Ramonas
Auckland, NZ
350
Shelley Baird
Rotorua, NZ
307
Allamanda Faatoese
Addington, NZ
351
John Eshuis
Pukekohe, NZ
308
James Darlington
Auckland, NZ
352
Wayne Allan
Hamilton, NZ
309
Brendan Anstiss
Christchurch, NZ
353
Ian Masterton
Wellington, NZ
310
Leanne White-Haverkamp
Rotorua, NZ
354
Libby Masterton
Wellington, NZ
311
Tatsuya Otomo
Auckland, NZ
355
Martin Blampied
Auckland, NZ
312
Jemma Buckland
Wellington, NZ
356
Emma Hayes
Christchurch, NZ
313
Alan Tappin
Auckland, NZ
357
Eugene Kara
Rotorua, NZ
314
Marita Light
Auckland, NZ
358
Adam Martin
Hamilton, NZ
315
Catherine Creely
Bendigo, Australia
359
Karen Wiggins
Belfair, USA
316
Chris Creely
Bendigo, Australia
360
George Wiggins
Belfar, WA, USA
317
Sarah Johnston
Auckland, NZ
361
Claudine Bradley
Rotorua, NZ
318
Jane Seath
Rotorua, NZ
362
Grant Allerby
Northland, NZ
319
Adele Gibson
Wellington, NZ
363
Steph Charles
Auckland, NZ
320
Sue Kirk
Auckland, NZ
364
Tony Martindale
Wellington, NZ
321
Kate Farmer
Auckland, NZ
365
Maria Rastberg
Auckland, NZ
322
Jess Currey
Auckland, NZ
366
Loma Page
Auckland, NZ
323
Eilish Maddock
Auckland, NZ
367
Barry Fitzpatrick
Sydney, Australia
324
Malcolm Law
Wanaka, NZ
368
Garry Silk
Perth, Australia
325
Karl Woodhead
Wellington, NZ
369
Jacqueline Tol
Seddon, Australia
326
James Goodwill
Wellington, NZ
370
Chris Mitchell
Tauranga, NZ
327
Sam Jones
Auckland , NZ
371
Ross Dwyer
Auckland, NZ
328
Patricia Hayden-Payne
Auckland, NZ
372
Dianne Bulled
Whakatane, NZ
329
Kim Jepsen
Whangarei, NZ
373
Sharlene Guildford
Auckland, NZ
330
Eloise ashby
auckland, NZ
374
Lisa Kane
Pukekohe, NZ
331
Michael Shaw
Palmerston North, NZ
375
Joanna Foster
Pukekohe, NZ
332
Holly McLean
Taupo, NZ
376
Terri Jones
Auckland, NZ
333
Stephen Deluna
AE, Germany
377
Martin Fryer
ACT, Australia
334
Richard Croucher
Auckland, NZ
378
Matt Rowbotham
Auckland, NZ
335
Petra Hewett
Stockholm, Sweden
379
Mark Rowbotham
Mangawhai, NZ
336
Hannah Lowe
Tauranga, NZ
380
Brenda Wotton
Tauranga, NZ
337
Glenn Williams
Auckland, NZ
381
Simon Hodgson
Tauranga, NZ
338
Mike Graham
Auckland, NZ
382
Garry Hale
Lower Hutt, NZ
339
Tony Shaw
Palmerston North, NZ
383
Sean McNamara
Auckland, NZ
340
Thomas Dwight
Rotorua, NZ
384
Miranda Lintott
Wellington, NZ
341
Jeff Wood
Wellington, NZ
385
Rebecca van der Vegt
Wellington, NZ
342
Kylie Mulcahy
Palmerston North, NZ
386
Myles Perry
Auckland, NZ
343
Kevin Jones
Levin, NZ
387
Heather Douglas
Auckland, NZ
344
Arjan Schenk
Auckland, NZ
388
Brent Robinson
Wellington, NZ
389
Kate Lancaster
Wellington, NZ
433
Bridget Cameron
Otaki, NZ
390
Mel Whiting
New Plymouth, NZ
434
Barbarella McCarthy
Auckland, NZ
391
Andrew Eadon-Jones
Christchurch, NZ
435
Greg Kirk
New Plymouth, NZ
392
Fiona Palmer
Rotorua, NZ
436
Julie Klein
Kapiti, Wellington, NZ
393
Tony Boon
Christchurch , NZ
437
Esther Quinn
Auckland, NZ
394
Susan McLachlan
Papakura, NZ
438
Peter Tutty
NSW, Australia
395
Leonel Vidallon
Auckland, Phillipines
439
Sharon Macquarie
Te Puke, NZ
396
David Brokenshire
Palmerston North, NZ
440
Ryan Howard
Whangarei, NZ
397
Heather McDonald
Wellington, NZ
441
Sue Crowley
Rotorua, NZ
398
June Wirihana
Palmerston North, NZ
442
Lisa-Jean Hammond
Wellington , NZ
399
Melanie Wintle
Auckland , NZ
443
Carla Moriarty
Tauranga, NZ
400
Gina Knowles
Masterton, NZ
444
Michelle Meyer
Tauranga, NZ
401
Bill Coulthard
Kapiti Coast, NZ
445
Brett Metcalfe
Auckland, NZ
402
Melanie Jane Bourke
Welllington, NZ
446
Lisa Morrison
Nelson, NZ
403
Glen Burnett
Auckland, NZ
447
Neil Brown
Hamilton, NZ
404
Richele McKenzie
Wellington, NZ
448
Jonty Garlick
Taupo, NZ
405
Kelly Scott
Wellington, NZ
449
Greg Weston
Taupo, NZ
406
Campbell Ward
Palmerston North, NZ
450
Jeremy Browne
Whangarei, NZ
407
Jo Mawson
Sydney, Australia
451
WaiYen Jasmine Wong
Singapore, Singapore
408
Shontelle Bishara
Rotorua, NZ
452
Piet Verburg
Hamilton, NZ
409
Fiona Hayvice
Wellington, NZ
453
Mark Rowell Verar
Christchurch, NZ
410
Max Greer
Hamilton, NZ
454
Tim Richards
Auckland, NZ
411
Zannah Johnston
Auckland, NZ
455
Paul Matthews
Hamilton, NZ
412
Eugene Collins
Lower Hutt, NZ
456
James McDonnell
Wellington, NZ
413
Gary Warnock
Gilford, UK
457
Ellen Harris
Rotorua, NZ
414
Hannah Norton
Auckland, NZ
458
Peter Warren
Hamilton, NZ
415
Maryse Coutu
Ottawa, Canada
459
Jon Cable
Wellington, NZ
416
Adam Hazlett
Tauranga, NZ
460
Bridget harris
Wanganui, NZ
417
Erin Porteous
Tauranga, NZ
461
Matt Mcdonnell
Lowe hutt , NZ
418
Arvin Gardiola
Manukau, NZ
462
Brendan O’Ceallaigh
Wellington, NZ
419
Ann Wicken
Tauranga, NZ
463
Graeme Lear
Gisborne, NZ
420
Brent Simpson
Waitara, NZ
464
Thomas Eriksen
Glasgow, UK
421
Emmanuel Beaufils
Auckland, NZ
465
Simone Guy
Forrest Hill, NZ
422
Alice Hosted
Kerikeri, NZ
466
Greg Nelson
Wanaka, NZ
423
Albie Te Pou
Rotorua, NZ
467
Jo Clark
Lower Hutt, NZ
424
Colin Young
Hamilton, NZ
468
Ben Aeschbach
Whangarei, NZ
425
Bruce Bodley-Davies
Hamilton, NZ
469
David King
Wellington, NZ
426
Spence Mcclintock
Rotorua, NZ
470
Hillary McDonald
Mangakino, NZ
427
Tony Milne
Christchurch, NZ
471
Kylie Plunkett
Otaki, NZ
428
Leonie Smith
Rotorua, NZ
472
Jeremy Elley-Brown
Auckland , NZ
429
Tim Butler
Auckland, NZ
473
David Green
Waikanae, NZ
430
Jim Pearson
Tauranga, NZ
474
Daniel Kwong
Melbourne, Australia
431
Julian Bee
Waikanae, NZ
475
Kylie McGillivray-Brown
Auckland, NZ
432
Chris Browne
Rotorua, NZ
476
Jan Hales
Christchurch, NZ
31
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477
Graham ONeill
Auckland, NZ
518
Tracey Richardson
Napier, NZ
478
Shane Tuhi
Auckland, NZ
519
Kevin Richardson
Napier, NZ
479
Andy Warner
Auckland, NZ
520
Kunal Kumar
Auckland, NZ
480
Helen Waterworth
Taradale, NZ
521
Kaarel Sisask
Auckland, NZ
481
Richard Boyack
Whangarei, NZ
522
Mark Howard
Tauranga, NZ
482
Matthew Orange
Auckland, NZ
523
Cindy Carpenter
Rotorua, NZ
483
Erin Wansbrough
Auckland, NZ
524
Roy Crisostomo
Auckland, NZ
484
Sam Drummond
Palmerston North, NZ
525
Craig Barrell
Auckland, NZ
485
Nick Graham
Auckland, NZ
526
Heidi Davies
Tauranga, NZ
486
Sally Newall
Napier, NZ
527
David Redmond
Auckland, NZ
487
Michelle James
Rotorua, NZ
528
Anneta Hunt
Auckland, NZ
488
Christopher Hambrook
Bay of Islands, NZ
529
Tracey McKay
Auckland, NZ
489
Jo Munn
Hamilton, NZ
530
Lydia Guild
Wairarapa, NZ
490
Caty Spencer
Kapiti, NZ
531
Peter Nevalainen
Wellington, NZ
491
Richard Day
Pahiatua, NZ
532
Hayden Freeth
Auckland, NZ
492
Jay Macilquham
Wellington, NZ
533
Robbie Bird
Hawera, NZ
493
Claudia Schulze
Rotorua, NZ
534
Aaron Kraakman
Cambridge, NZ
494
Sarah Daniell
Taupo, NZ
535
Heather Ireland
Taranaaki, NZ
495
Jess Barnes
Marlborough, NZ
536
Angela Hewlett
Auckland , NZ
496
Robbie Barnes
Marlborough, NZ
537
Michelle Basson
Tauranga, NZ
497
Shelley Gifford
Rotorua, NZ
538
Carol Billowes
Auckland, NZ
498
Himanshu Parmar
Hamilton, NZ
539
Lucy Bartholomew
Melbourne, Australia
499
Aroha Nikora
Rotorua, NZ
540
Gerry Gosen
Singapore, Singapore
500
Katrina Madill
Tauranga, NZ
541
Tim Hitchcock
Auckland, NZ
501
Kirsten Rodeka
Tauranga , NZ
542
Jesse Coenen
Rotorua, NZ
502
Jack Williams
Dunedin, NZ
543
Jane Wheater
Auckland , NZ
503
Megan McPherson
Papamoa, NZ
544
Jan Snyman
Rotorua , NZ
504
Tatsuru Ito
Auckland, NZ
545
Victor Dieriks
Auckland, NZ
505
Andrea Fulton
Auckland, NZ
546
Nicholas Warren
Auckland, NZ
506
Blossum Gilmour
Goroka, Papua New Guinea
547
Neil Spanhake
Whakatane, NZ
507
David Shields
Goroka, Papua New Guinea
548
Tracey Donovan-
Tauranga , NZ
508
Sam Coombes
Wairarapa, NZ
549
Kirsty Willdridge
Waimauku, NZ
509
Ashleigh Pye
Wellington, NZ
550
Andrew McKay
Auckland, NZ
510
James Kelly
Wellington, NZ
551
Sean Martin
Wellington, NZ
511
Fiona Eagles
Auckland, NZ
552
Mikayla Henry
Tauranga, NZ
512
Jamie Whyte
Auckland, NZ
553
Dafydd Malcolm
Rotorua, NZ
513
Adrian Henry
Tauranga, NZ
554
Aaron Walmsley
Rotorua, NZ
514
Peter Murmu
Lower Hutt, NZ
555
Kevin Nicholson
Palmerston North, NZ
515
Miranda Leeden
Victoria , NZ
556
Bevan Jefferies
Tauranga, NZ
516
Debbie Hardy
Auckland, NZ
557
Liz Thodey
Gisborne, NZ
517
Hamish Elley-Brown
Auckland, NZ
558
Shayne Hossack
Rotorua , NZ
50K - Walk
600
Pania Whibley
Melbourne, Australia
620
Lisa Neff
Rotorua, NZ
601
Katie Breheny
Melbourne, Australia
621
Charmaine Bernard
Auckland, NZ
602
Emily Adams
Melbourne, Australia
622
Kirsty Craig
Auckland, NZ
603
Michele Thomas
Rotorua, NZ
623
Elwyn Davies
Melbourne, Australia
604
Melanie Klava
Rotorua, NZ
624
Glennis Martin-Paling
Kawerau , NZ
605
Piripi Inia
Rotorua, NZ
625
Sue Turner
Auckland , NZ
606
Julie Sheather
Canberra, Australia
626
Marlin Fisher
Hamilton, NZ
607
Roberta Dickson
ACT, Australia
627
Andy Eastcott
Rotorua, NZ
608
Aunty Doris Bragg
Rotorua, NZ
628
Jandy Yvonne Fiske
Glen Eden, NZ
609
Tony Moore
Auckland, NZ
629
Ann Bates
Auckland, NZ
610
Katherine Moore
Auckland, NZ
630
John Bates
Auckland, NZ
611
Jeff Taylor
Auckland, NZ
631
Sheila Payne
Auckland , NZ
612
Lisa McNeil
Auckland, NZ
632
Angie Gow
Taupo, NZ
613
Rudi Robinson
Rotorua, NZ
633
Cecilia Heath
Lower Hutt, NZ
614
Ben Rikiti
Rotorua, NZ
634
Laurence Sanouiller
Cairns, Australia
615
Miriata Ruaporo
Rotorua, NZ
635
Alain Sanouiller
Cairns, Australia
616
Steve Strange
Christchurch, NZ
636
Marylin McGrath
Lower Hutt, NZ
617
Jeanine Glen
Auckalnd , NZ
637
Tonia Procter
Papamoa, NZ
618
Tania Corric
Auckland, NZ
638
Sylvia Hewitt
Taupo, NZ
619
Michele Ricou
Wellington, NZ
639
Karen Coulter
Papamoa, NZ
Tarawera Trail Water Taxi
Ecotours
Hot Water Beach
Natural Bush Hot Pool
Glamping
Tarawera Falls Walk
Historic /Cultural Tours
Sunset Picnics
2014 & 2015
33
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640
Kelly Annette
Hamilton, NZ
656
Sue Walker
Kawerau, NZ
641
Maryanne Orton
Waikato, NZ
657
Edwina OBrien
Kawerau, NZ
642
Jenny Lea
Wellington, NZ
658
Kathryn West
Rotorua, NZ
643
Lauren Malkin
Auckland, NZ
659
Nicky Nuku
Kawerau, NZ
644
Claire Fuller
Tauranga, NZ
660
Vicky Loader
Hamilton, NZ
645
Jeremy Orchard
Auckland, NZ
661
Susan Rush
Te Awamutu, NZ
646
Kirsty Hooker
Tauranga, NZ
662
Stuart Ross
Wellington, NZ
647
Caleb Satele
Auckland, NZ
663
Paul Duggan
Lower Hutt, NZ
648
Daniel Smith
Auckland, NZ
664
Deborah Nesti
Auckland, NZ
649
Emma Smith
Auckland, NZ
665
Leigh Taggart
Wellington, NZ
650
Emma Beanland
Monaco, Monaco
666
Kirsty Burnett
Wellington, NZ
651
Richard Beanland
Monaco, Monaco
667
Dallas Robinson
Whakatane, NZ
652
Christine Gordon
Taupo, NZ
668
Les Ralph
Kawerau, NZ
653
Tina Whalen
Lower Hutt, NZ
669
Leanne Leggett
Rotorua, NZ
654
Jacque King
Auckland, NZ
670
Megan Unsworth
Te Puke, NZ
655
Megan Wilson
Auckland, NZ
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20 15 TA R AW E RA T RAI L M ARAT H O N & 50K