Series 94 run 1 newsletter

Series #94 – Run 1 – 22 May 2019 – Run No. 559

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
Conditions were unusually warm for this time in May, but fortunately the predicted smoke haze was largely absent.  Seven teams broke the 100 points mark, led by Westpac Trotters with 176.  They were followed by Westpac Harriers on 138 and ABS Moving Averages with 130 points.  The total points scored in run 1 was 3,058.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Westpac Trotters 176   176
Westpac Harriers 138   138
ABS Moving Averages 130   130

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
The two closest matches were in the repechage section of the draw, where both teams go through anyway.  Legal Eagles beat BT Dominators 96-91 and Rabobank Grasshoppers beat GrainCorp Weevils 69-62.  At the other end of the scale Environment Clean Green Runners had a huge win in the knockout section, beating Team UBS 121-15.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles again take the early lead with 10 fast runs in run 1, followed by Reserve Bank Magic Milers with 8 and Veterans Affairs with 6.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10   10
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 8   8
Veterans Affairs 6   6

Andrew LEE of Veterans Affairs was fastest man with 21:00, while Lisa-Anne CAREY of Legal Eagles was fastest woman with 27.20.  There were 72 fast runners in run 1, 57 males (16%) and 15 females (17%).

Fastest Men in Run 1

Andrew LEE 21.00 Veterans Affairs
Max WAKEFIELD 21.10 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Michael REDDIE 21.55 Westpac Harriers

Fastest Women in Run 1

Lisa-Anne CAREY 27.20 Legal Eagles
Annabel DEANS 27.50 King & Wood Mallesons
Natalia SEMENOVSKA 27.55 NRMA Insurance

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
ABS Moving Averages, BT Dominators and Reserve Bank Midday Milers shared the best turnout of 14 runners, followed by Macquarie Generals and Westpac Harriers with 13 runners.  The total turnout was 446 counting runners, 360 males and 86 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
ABS Moving Averages 14   14
BT Dominators 14   14
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 14   14

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 1.

50 runs:     Liam MARSHALL of GrainCorp Weevils and Michael REDDIE of Westpac Harriers

200 runs:   Jim ORROCK of Sydney Tax Pack

 

Series 93 run 6 newsletter

Series #93 – Run 6 – 17 April 2019 – Run No. 558

GENERAL BUSINESS
Congratulations to Mick O’BRIEN of State Audit, who reached 400 runs in run 6, the 19th runner to do so.

The presentation for series 93 will be held in the Domain on Wednesday 1st May at 12:30pm.  Team Captains with trophies from last series should arrange handing back of the trophies for engraving and presentation to the series 93 winners.

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
Quite a warm day for run 6 and the lowest turnout of the series led to a low overall score, with only two teams breaking the 100 point mark.  QBE Risky Runners scored 136 points and ANZ Incredibles 112, with Westpac Harriers on 95 points in third place being the only other team to score more than 80.  State Treasury have taken out the title by a margin of 125 points from QBE Risky Runners, with Legal Eagles squeaking into third place, just 2 points ahead of BT Dominators.  The total points scored in run 6 was 1,957.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
State Treasury 85 157 172 176 156 66 812
QBE Risky Runners 30 114 116 153 138 136 687
Legal Eagles 65 109 71 196 54 64 559

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
Both teams in the knockout final put their best foot forward, scoring the two highest scores of the day, with QBE Risky Runners beating ANZ Incredibles 136-112.  The third place match saw Legal Eagles pip PWC Fasttrack 64-57.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles had the best score of 9 points in run 6, and are runaway winners of the overall competition.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 12 10 12 10 9 63
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 6 7 7 11 8 6 45
BT Dominators 2 3 4 5 4 4 22

Andrew LEE of Veterans Affairs was the fastest man with 21.00 and Lisa-Anne CAREY of Legal Eagles was fastest woman with 27.05.  There were 55 fast runners in run 6, 41 males (14%) and 14 females (17%).

Fastest Men in Run 6

Andrew LEE 21.00 Veterans Affairs
Max WAKEFIELD 21.45 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Matt GIBSON 22.30 Reserve Bank Magic Milers

Fastest Man in Series #93

Max WAKEFIELD 20.55 Reserve Bank Magic Milers (run 4)
Andrew LEE 20.55 Veterans Affairs (run 4)

Fastest Women in Run 6

Lisa-Anne CAREY 27.05 Legal Eagles
Naomi CURTIN 27.40 Veterans Affairs
Amanda UNDERWOOD 28.00 Awesome Midday Pacers

Fastest Woman in Series #93

Lucy TERRELL 25.40 QBE Risky Runners (run 4)

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
ANZ Incredibles and Reserve Bank Midday Milers had the best turnout in run 6 with 14, followed by Planning & Environment Plodders with 13.  The overall competition saw a tie between BT Dominators and Reserve Bank Midday Milers, with 80 runs apiece out of a possible 90.  The total turnout in run 6 was 376 counting runners, 293 males and 83 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
BT Dominators 14 12 14 15 13 12 80
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 13 12 14 15 12 14 80
QBE Risky Runners 11 12 14 13 14 12 76

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 6:

50 runs:    Richard MALLETT of Legal Eagles

100 runs:  Andrew WARD of Westpac Harriers

150 runs:  Brett WINTON of Reserve Bank Midday Milers and John GRAHAM of Telstra Tornados

200 runs:  David CASEY of ANZ Invincibles

400 runs:  Mick O’BRIEN of State Audit

GARRY GOULD MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Garry Gould Memorial Trophy for the top point scorer in series 93 was won by Mark ALLAN of State Treasury, who scored 144 points.

RON COOMBS MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Ron Coombs Memorial Trophy for the top point scorer of the opposite sex to the winner of the Garry Gould Memorial Trophy was won by Jemma JAKROT of State Treasury who scored 119 points.

CC AMATIL MOST IMPROVED TEAM
This competition ranks each team’s improvement in three areas over the last two series – point score, team representation and fast runs. As this is an encouragement award for teams who would not otherwise figure in the prize-giving, teams who win one of the other competitions are excluded from winning it.

The Most Improved Team Trophy for series 93 was won by ANZ Incredibles.

POINTSCORE WINNERS BY AGE GROUP

Age Group Runner Points Team
Under 29 Jemma JAKROT 119 State Treasury
30 to 34 Euphemia FOO 99 Commonwealth Bank Harriers 2
35 to 39 Deepak SIKKA 111 ANZ Incredibles
40 to 44 Mark ALLAN 144 State Treasury
45 to 54 Gary McMAHON 119 Telstra Tornados
55 and over David KELMAN 101 BT Dominators

Achieved 100 Runs

Runner Team Runs
David O’KEEFFE Allianz Experience 104
Euta ROBERTS ANZ Incredibles 101
Dat LIEU BT Dominators 103
David HOWE Commonwealth Bank Harriers 1 102
Andrew WARD Westpac Harriers 100

Achieved 200 Runs

Runner Team Runs
David CASEY ANZ Invincibles 200
Mark SMOLONOGOV Legal Eagles 203
Jeff PETERSEN Telstra Tornados 204

Achieved 300 Runs

Nil

Achieved 400 Runs

Runner Team Runs
Phillip SOUTH Ausgrid 405
Mick O’BRIEN State Audit 400

 

 

Series 93 run 5 newsletter

Series #93 – Run 5 – 3 Apr 2019 – Run No. 557

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
It was a lovely day for running, perhaps a little warm.  The return to the slightly longer course B saw the overall point score plummet, with the top two teams being the only ones to reach 100 points.  State Treasury top scored with 156 points, followed by QBE Risky Runners with 138 and Westpac Harriers with 83.  State Treasury are now nearly 200 points clear and appear certain to win the competition.  The total points scored in run 5 was 2,054.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
State Treasury 85 157 172 176 156   746
QBE Risky Runners 30 114 116 153 138   551
Telstra Tornados 84 88 70 203 72   517

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
The semi-finals saw comprehensive wins to both QBE Risky Runners, who beat Legal Eagles 138-54, and ANZ Incredibles, who beat PWC Fasttrack 79-14.  QBE Risky Runners and ANZ Incredibles will now meet in the final, while Legal Eagles and PWC Fasttrack will play off for third place.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles top scored with 10, followed by Reserve Bank Magic Milers with 8, while BT Dominators, Veterans Affairs and Commonwealth Bank Harriers 1 all had 4.  Legal Eagles are closing in on yet another win in this competition.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 12 10 12 10   54
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 6 7 7 11 8   39
Telstra Tornados 5 3 3 6 3   20

Remarkably, Max WAKEFIELD of Reserve Bank Magic Milers and Andrew LEE of Veterans Affairs again tied for fastest man, this time with 21.45, while Lucy TERRELL of QBE Risky Runners and Ellen WATERMAN of Reserve Bank Magic Milers tied for fastest woman with 27.15.  There were 66 fast runners in run 5, 54 males (16%) and 12 females (14%).

Fastest Men in Run 5

Max WAKEFIELD 21.45 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Andrew LEE 21.45 Veterans Affairs
Matt GIBSON 22.05 Reserve Bank Magic Milers

Fastest Women in Run 5

Lucy TERRELL 27.15 QBE Risky Runners
Ellen WATERMAN 27.15 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Lisa-Anne CAREY 27.30 Legal Eagles

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
The overall turnout was a bit down in run 5, with QBE Risky Runners and BT Warriors being best with 14 runners, followed by BT Dominators and Reserve Bank Magic Milers who both had 13.  BT Dominators inched one point further ahead in the overall competition.  The total turnout was 422 counting runners, 335 males and 87 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
BT Dominators 14 12 14 15 13   68
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 13 12 14 15 12   66
State Treasury 13 13 14 14 11   65

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 5.

100 runs:   Euta ROBERTS of ANZ Incredibles

150 runs:   Matthew DUNN of State Treasury

 

Series 93 run 4 newsletter

Series #93 – Run 4 – 20 Mar 2019 – Run No. 556

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
Conditions were a bit humid but not too hot for run 4.  Having far more of an impact on the point scoring was the shortening of the already shorter course C, due to works going on in the Domain.  This led to an explosion of point scoring, with no less than 25 teams reaching the 100 point mark, and the total being double that for run 3.  Telstra Tornados led the way with 203 points, followed by Legal Eagles with 196 and State Treasury with 176.  State Treasury still have a big lead overall.  The total points scored in run 4 was 4,754.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
State Treasury 85 157 172 176   590
Telstra Tornados 84 88 70 203   445
Legal Eagles 65 109 71 196   441

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
There was a very high scoring match at the top of the draw in round 4, with Legal Eagles beating State Treasury 196-176.  In other matches QBE Risky Runners beat Apra Running Regulators 153-75, ANZ Incredibles beat BT Warriors 134-56 and PWC Fasttrack beat Computershare Athletic Team (CATs) 111-80.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles top scored with 12, just ahead of Reserve Bank Magic Milers with 11, while Telstra Tornados were third with 6.  These three teams fill the top places overall.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 12 10 12   44
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 6 7 7 11   31
Telstra Tornados 5 3 3 6   17

Max WAKEFIELD of Reserve Bank Magic Milers and Andrew LEE of Veterans Affairs tied for fastest man with 20.55, while Lucy TERRELL of QBE Risky Runners was fastest woman with 25.40.  There were 90 fast runners in run 4, 75 males (21%) and 15 females (16%).

Fastest Men in Run 4

Max WAKEFIELD 20.55 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Andrew LEE 20.55 Veterans Affairs
Matt GIBSON 21.20 Reserve Bank Magic Milers

Fastest Women in Run 4

Lucy TERRELL 25.40 QBE Risky Runners
Ellen WATERMAN 26.15 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Lisa-Anne CAREY 26.45 Legal Eagles

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
BT Dominators and Reserve Bank Midday Milers both had full turnouts in run 4, followed by State Treasury, Reserve Bank Magic Milers and Telstra Tornados with 14.  The top three teams are covered by a single point in this keenly contested competition.  The total turnout was 459 counting runners, 363 males and 96 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
BT Dominators 14 12 14 15   55
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 13 12 14 15   54
State Treasury 13 13 14 14   54

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 4.

50 runs:     Kristin CRAWFORD of BT Dominators and Lisa-Anne CAREY of Legal Eagles

100 runs:   David HOWE of Commonwealth Bank Harriers 1

150 runs:   Tracy MARSH of Environment Clean Green Runners and Mark SKINNER of Rabobank Grasshoppers

250 runs:   Phillip LUI of ABS Moving Averages and Tim RIDING of Environment Clean Green Runners

 

Series 93 run 3 newsletter

Series #93 – Run 3 – 6 Mar 2019 – Run No. 555

VALE JOHN WATTS
Very sadly we have to report the passing of John Watts of Sydney Tax Pack last week.  John was a dedicated Corporate Cup runner who began his career in series 6 way back in 1990.  Since then he had amassed 471 runs and was third on the all-time most runs list.  He had dropped out of the team for this series while he had a hip replacement, but had hoped to return to complete his 500 runs, such was his commitment to the competition.  Our thoughts are with John’s family and his team-mates – it was moving today to see all his team-mates setting off in a big group together in his memory.

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
The warmer conditions for run 3 saw a decrease in the point scoring, even with the shorter course C being in play.  Only three teams broke the 100 point mark, again led by State Treasury with 172.  They were well clear of QBE Risky Runners on 116 and ANZ Incredibles on 105.  State Treasury have a commanding lead at the half way mark of the competition.  The total points scored in run 3 was 2,335.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
State Treasury 85 157 172   414
PWC Fasttrack 45 133 89   267
QBE Risky Runners 30 114 116   260

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
There were several quite close low scoring matches in round 2, with the closest seeing BT Warriors beat Macquarie Nomads 45-41.  The biggest win went to ANZ Incredibles, who had a thumping 105-19 win over MYOB Stings.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles continue to forge ahead, top scoring with 10.  They now have a 12 point lead on the field.  Reserve Bank Magic Milers were next best with 7, with Rabobank Grasshoppers and BT Dominators both having 4.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 12 10   32
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 6 7 7   20
Rabobank Grasshoppers 4 5 4   13

David O’KEEFFE of Allianz Experience and Simon MITCHELL of Apra Running Regulators tied for fastest man with 22:25, while Lucy TERRELL of QBE Risky Runners was fastest woman with 27.15.  There were 64 fast runners in run 3, 54 males (14%) and 10 females (11%).

Fastest Men in Run 3

David O’KEEFFE 22.25 Allianz Experience
Simon MITCHELL 22.25 Apra Running Regulators
Michael REDDIE 22.35 Westpac Harriers

Fastest Women in Run 3

Lucy TERRELL 27.15 QBE Risky Runners
Alexandra HUGHES 27.35 Macquarie Nomads
Ellen WATERMAN 27.35 Reserve Bank Magic Milers

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
BT Dominators, State Treasury, Reserve Bank Midday Milers, Sydney Tax Pack and QBE Risky Runners all had 14 runners in run 3, followed by another three teams with 13.  It is now very tight at the top, with four teams covered by one point.  The total turnout was 468 counting runners, 373 males and 95 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Rabobank Grasshoppers 15 14 12   41
ABS Moving Averages 14 14 12   40
BT Dominators 14 12 14   40
State Treasury 13 13 14       40

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 3.

50 runs:     Jordan COLLINS of Awesome Midday Pacers and Kerrieann LUCAS of Deutsche Springers

100 runs:   Dat LIEU of BT Dominators

 

Series 93 run 2 newsletter

Series #93 – Run 2 – 20 Feb 2019 – Run No. 554

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
The much milder conditions for run 2 saw a big increase in the point scoring.  Seven teams broke the 100 point mark, led by State Treasury with 157.  They were followed by PWC Fasttrack with 133 and   Reserve Bank Midday Milers with 124.  State Treasury have established an early break on the field.  The total points scored in run 2 was 3,053.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
State Treasury 85 157   242
PWC Fasttrack 45 133   178
Legal Eagles 65 109   174

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
Four matches were decided by less than 10 points in round 2, with the closest seeing Veterans Affairs edge MBA Yield Chasers 39-37.  At the other end of the scale, Reserve Bank Midday Milers bounced back from their 1 point defeat in round 1 to trounce Westpac Trotters 124-14.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles have already disappeared into the distance, again top scoring with 12 and having a 9 point lead on the field.  Reserve Bank Magic Milers were next best with 7 and Rabobank Grasshoppers had 5.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 12   22
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 6 7   13
Rabobank Grasshoppers 4 5   9

Simon MITCHELL of Apra Running Regulators and Max WAKEFIELD of Reserve Bank Magic Milers tied for fastest man with 22:00, while Eliza DAVIDSON of Macquarie Nomads was fastest woman with 27.00.  There were 74 fast runners in run 2, 62 males (17%) and 12 females (12%).

Fastest Men in Run 2

Simon MITCHELL 22.00 Apra Running Regulators
Max WAKEFIELD 22.00 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Dima POSTNIKOV 22.35 BT Dominators
Matt GIBSON 22.35 Reserve Bank Magic Milers

Fastest Women in Run 2

Eliza DAVIDSON 27.00 Macquarie Nomads
Caitlin SWITZER 27.50 APRA Standard Setters
Annabel DEANS 27.50 King & Wood Mallesons

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
Rabobank Grasshoppers and ABS Moving Averages had the best turnout in run 2 of 14 runners, followed by six teams with 13.  Rabobank Grasshoppers maintain their one point lead.  The total turnout was 465 counting runners, 367 males and 98 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Rabobank Grasshoppers 15 14   29
ABS Moving Averages 14 14   28
Planning & Environment Plodders 14 13   27

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runner who achieved a personal milestone in run 2.

200 runs:   Jeff PETERSEN of Telstra Tornados

 

Series 93 run 1 newsletter

Series #93 – Run 1 – 6 Feb 2019 – Run No. 553

GENERAL BUSINESS
Welcome to new team the Macquarie Generals who join the Corporate Cup for the first time this series.  Congratulations to Phil South of Ausgrid who completed his 400th run in run 1, becoming the 18th member of the 400 club.  It was also Phil’s 250th consecutive run, an outstanding record.

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
The warm conditions and crowded waterfront saw very low point scoring in run 1.  No team managed to reach 100 points, with the top score being a mere 85 from State Treasury, closely followed by Telstra Tornados on 84.  Legal Eagles are in 3rd place with 65 points.  The total points scored in run 1 was 1,397.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
State Treasury 85   85
Telstra Tornados 84   84
Legal Eagles 65   65

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
There was a very close match in the repechage section of the draw, with NRMA Insurance pipping Reserve Bank Midday Milers 38-37.  With quite a number of teams having every runner scoring only 1 point there were some very low scoring matches.  The lowest scoring saw Deutsche Springers go through in the knockout section with a score of just 12, beating BNP Flyers 12-9.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles have again jumped out to an early lead with 10 fast runs in run 1, followed by Reserve Bank Magic Milers with 6 and Telstra Tornados with 5.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10   10
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 6   6
Telstra Tornados 5   5

Newcomer Max WAKEFIELD of Reserve Bank Magic Milers was fastest man with 22:50, while Eliza DAVIDSON of Macquarie Nomads was fastest woman with 27.10.  There were 59 fast runners in run 1, 48 males (12%) and 11 females (10%).

Fastest Men in Run 1

Max WAKEFIELD 22.50 Reserve Bank Magic Milers
Dima POSTNIKOV 22.55 BT Dominators
Mark SMOLONOGOV 22.55 Legal Eagles

Fastest Women in Run 1

Eliza DAVIDSON 27.10 Macquarie Nomads
Lucy TERRELL 27.20 QBE Risky Runners
Annabel DEANS 28.05 King & Wood Mallesons

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
Congratulations to Rabobank Grasshoppers, who had the only full turnout of 15 runners.  They were followed by ABS Moving Averages, BT Dominators, Macquarie Generals and Planning & Environment Plodders who all had 14 runners.  The total turnout was 505 counting runners, 393 males and 112 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Rabobank Grasshoppers 15   15
ABS Moving Averages 14   14
BT Dominators 14   14
Macquarie Generals 14           14
Planning & Environment Plodders 14           14

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 1.

50 runs:     Mark DALY of Awesome Midday Pacers, Louis STERGIO of Computershare Athletic Team (CATs) and Simon BERAM and Chris HOTOP both of MBA Yield Chasers

100 runs:   David O’KEEFFE of Allianz Experience

200 runs:   Mark SMOLONOGOV of Legal Eagles

250 runs:   Jan SWINHOE of Westpac Harriers

400 runs:   Phillip SOUTH of Ausgrid

 

Series 92 run 6 newsletter

Series #92 – Run 6 – 7 November 2018 – Run No. 552

GENERAL BUSINESS
Congratulations to Simon Davis of BT Dominators and Rod Phillips of Reserve Bank Midday Milers, who both reached 400 runs in run 6, the 16th and 17th runners to do so.

The presentation for series 92 will be held in the Domain on Wednesday 21st November at 12:30pm.  Team Captains with trophies from last series should arrange handing back of the trophies for engraving and presentation to the series 92 winners.

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
Humid conditions and a low turnout saw a fairly low overall score, although scoring was helped by being on the slightly shorter C course.  Only five teams broke the 100 point mark, led by Westpac Trotters with a massive 193 points, followed by NRMA Insurance with 154 points and Reserve Bank Midday Milers with 134.  Westpac Trotters have taken out the title by the huge margin of 254 points, with Legal Eagles and NRMA Insurance filling the minor placings.  The total points scored in run 6 was 2,914.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Westpac Trotters 171 177 157 167 129 193 994
Legal Eagles 149 188 114 115 77 97 740
NRMA Insurance 106 138 115 124 99 154 736

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
The knockout final was fought out by the top two teams, with Westpac Trotters recording a convincing win over Legal Eagles 193-97.  The third place match was much closer, with Reserve Bank Midday Milers edging Rabobank Grasshoppers 134-125.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles and NRMA Insurance both scored 9 points in run 6, with Legal Eagles running out convincing winners overall.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 11 11 9 9 9 59
NRMA Insurance 7 7 9 7 6 9 45
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 5 8 5 6 3 4 31

Marc ASHWORTH of NRMA Insurance was the fastest man with 21.45 and Fran DOREY of Veterans Affairs was fastest woman with 26.30.  There were 72 fast runners in run 6, 61 males (20%) and 11 females (18%).

Fastest Men in Run 6

Marc ASHWORTH 21.45 NRMA Insurance
Sam HAENEY 21.55 Rabobank Grasshoppers
Simon MITCHELL 22.10 Apra Running Regulators
Dima POSTNIKOV 22.10 BT Dominators

Fastest Man in Series #92

Andrew LEE 20.45 Veterans Affairs (run 4)

Fastest Women in Run 6

Fran DOREY 26.30 Veterans Affairs
Annabel DEANS 26.55 King & Wood Mallesons
Lisa-Anne CAREY 27.10 Legal Eagles

Fastest Woman in Series #92

Lucy TERRELL 25.55 QBE Risky Runners (run 2)

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
13 was the best turnout in run 6, achieved by BT Dominators, Rabobank Grasshoppers and Westpac Trotters.  BT Dominators took out the overall competition, retaining their title for the fifth series in a row, with 80 runs out of a possible 90.  The total turnout in run 6 was 360 counting runners, 300 males and 60 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
BT Dominators 14 14 14 11 14 13 80
Legal Eagles 14 14 13 11 12 12 76
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 12 14 12 13 12 12 75

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 6:

50 runs:    Jacinta RICE of ABS Moving Averages, Andrew WEAVER of ASX All Ordinaries, Trevor ROBINSON of MBA Yield Chasers and Abhijit APTE of Suncorp

100 runs:  Venn HARDY of Reserve Bank Magic Milers

150 runs:  Glenn WEALANDS of Rabobank Grasshoppers and Brad COLE of State Treasury

400 runs:  Simon DAVIS of BT Dominators and Rod PHILLIPS of Reserve Bank Midday Milers

GARRY GOULD MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Garry Gould Memorial Trophy for the top point scorer in series 92 was won by Elizabeth COX of Transport Trainers, who scored the maximum 150 points.

RON COOMBS MEMORIAL TROPHY
The Ron Coombs Memorial Trophy for the top point scorer of the opposite sex to the winner of the Garry Gould Memorial Trophy was won by Tony JARICK of Apra Running Regulators who scored 144 points.

CC AMATIL MOST IMPROVED TEAM
This competition ranks each team’s improvement in three areas over the last two series – point score, team representation and fast runs. As this is an encouragement award for teams who would not otherwise figure in the prize-giving, teams who win one of the other competitions are excluded from winning it.

The Most Improved Team Trophy for series 92 was won by Ausgrid.

POINTSCORE WINNERS BY AGE GROUP

Age Group Runner Points Team
Under 29 Danniel LIN 84 Apra Running Regulators
30 to 34 Elizabeth COX 150 Transport Trainers
35 to 39 Tony JARICK 144 Apra Running Regulators
40 to 44 Andrew MAPLE-BROWN 109 MBA Yield Chasers
45 to 54 Robin YATES 115 NRMA Insurance
55 and over Margaret SCULLY 102 GrainCorp Weevils

Achieved 100 Runs

Runner Team Runs
Ailene DEL MUNDO ABS Moving Averages 100
Wyatt LEUNG Ausgrid 101
Andrew McKENZIE Environment Clean Green Runners 103
Chris BAKER Mercernaries 101
Sara MERIDIONALE Mercernaries 102
Venn HARDY Reserve Bank Magic Milers 100
Kelly LOOYEN State Audit 103

Achieved 200 Runs

Runner Team Runs
Clive FLETCHER Commonwealth Bank Harriers 1 204
Paul CAMERON King & Wood Mallesons 200
Andrew WIGG MYOB Stings 200

Achieved 300 Runs

Runner Team Runs
Craig PAGER Commonwealth Bank Harriers 1 304
Chris HORNE Macquarie Nomads 304
Phil HAENEY NRMA Insurance 302

Achieved 400 Runs

Runner Team Runs
Simon DAVIS BT Dominators 400
Colin ARMSTRONG Reserve Bank Midday Milers 405
Rod PHILLIPS Reserve Bank Midday Milers 400

 

 

Series 92 run 5 newsletter

Series #92 – Run 5 – 17 Oct 2018 – Run No. 551

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
The weather stayed dry for the run, but it was warm and humid and this led to low point scoring in run 5.  Only 2 teams managed to break the 100 points mark, Westpac Trotters with 129 and Ausgrid with 104.  NRMA Insurance just missed out with the third best score of 99.  Westpac Trotters now look to have the trophy wrapped up.  The total points scored in run 5 was 2,314, the lowest of the series by over 600 points.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Westpac Trotters 171 177 157 167 129   801
Legal Eagles 149 188 114 115 77   643
Apra Running Regulators 126 133 107 155 81   602

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
In the semi-finals Westpac Trotters saw off Reserve Bank Midday Milers with a 129-83 win, while Legal Eagles won a close one against Rabobank Grasshoppers 77-65.  Westpac Trotters will now meet Legal Eagles in the final, while Rabobank Grasshoppers and Reserve Bank Midday Milers will play off for third place.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles again top-scored with 9 fast runs, followed by NRMA Insurance with 6.  Legal Eagles are now assured of a win in this competition.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 11 11 9 9   50
NRMA Insurance 7 7 9 7 6   36
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 5 8 5 6 2   26

Marc ASHWORTH of NRMA Insurance was fastest man with 22.00, while Eliza DAVIDSON of Macquarie Nomads was fastest woman with 26.05.  There were 68 fast runners in run 5, 56 males (17%) and 12 females (13%).

Fastest Men in Run 5

Marc ASHWORTH 22.00 NRMA Insurance
Simon MITCHELL 22.10 Apra Running Regulators
Dima POSTNIKOV 22.25 BT Dominators

Fastest Women in Run 5

Eliza DAVIDSON 26.05 Macquarie Nomads
Fran DOREY 27.05 Veterans Affairs
Lisa-Anne CAREY 27.30 Legal Eagles

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
The best turnout in round 5 was 14 runners, achieved by BT Dominators, Awesome Midday Pacers and Environment Clean Green Runners.  Barring a disaster in run 6, BT Dominators should take out this trophy.  The total turnout was 422 counting runners, 333 males and 89 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
BT Dominators 14 14 14 11 14   67
Legal Eagles 14 14 13 11 12   64
Ausgrid 13 11 13 13 13   63
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 12 14 12 13 12   63

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 5.

50 runs:     Martin PUDDEY of Environment Clean Green Runners, Duncan PALMER of Legal Eagles and Ian JOHNSTONE of Rabobank Grasshoppers

150 runs:   Craig WISEMAN of Westpac Trotters

200 runs:   Andrew WIGG of MYOB Stings

 

Series 92 run 4 newsletter

Series #92 – Run 4 – 26 Sep 2018 – Run No. 550

SYDNEY CORPORATE CUP POINTSCORE TROPHY
The weather cleared in time to provide good running conditions for run 4 and the point scoring rose accordingly with no less than 21 teams reaching the 100 points mark.  They were led by Rabobank Grasshoppers, who scored 183, followed by Westpac Trotters on 167 and Veterans Affairs on 161.  Westpac Trotters have established what looks to be a winning break on the field.  The total points scored in run 4 was 3,976, almost exactly 1,000 more than in run 3.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Westpac Trotters 171 177 157 167   672
Legal Eagles 149 188 114 115   566
Apra Running Regulators 126 133 107 155   521

RABOBANK KNOCKOUT TROPHY
The top half of the draw saw two fairly close matches, with Legal Eagles beating Reserve Bank Magic Milers 115-98 and Rabobank Grasshoppers beating Veterans Affairs 183-161, while the bottom half saw two comprehensive wins.  ANZ Incredibles unfortunately failed to turn up and were annihilated 138-4 by Reserve Bank Midday Milers, while ASX All Ordinaries went down 167-53 to Westpac Trotters.  The semi- finals will see Legal Eagles meet Rabobank Grasshoppers and Reserve Bank Midday Milers meet Westpac Trotters.

FASTEST TEAM COMPETITION
Legal Eagles again top-scored with 9 fast runs, followed by a break-out effort from Veterans Affairs with 8.  Legal Eagles continue to stretch their lead at the top of the table.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
Legal Eagles 10 11 11 9   41
NRMA Insurance 7 7 9 7   30
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 5 8 5 6   24

Andrew LEE of Veterans Affairs was again fastest man with 20.45, while Lisa-Anne CAREY of Legal Eagles and Fran DOREY of Veterans Affairs shared the honours among the ladies, both running 26.40.  There were 83 fast runners in run 4, 70 males (22%) and 13 females (17%).

Fastest Men in Run 4

Andrew LEE 20.45 Veterans Affairs
Dima POSTNIKOV 22.15 BT Dominators
Sam HAENEY 22.25 Rabobank Grasshoppers

Fastest Women in Run 4

Lisa-Anne CAREY 26.40 Legal Eagles
Fran DOREY 26.40 Veterans Affairs
Emma PRINGLE 27.05 BT Warriors

THE MAT GARROD MEMORIAL TEAM REPRESENTATION TROPHY
The best turnout in round 4 was just 13 runners, shared by Reserve Bank Midday Milers, Ausgrid and Rabobank Grasshoppers.  Things have closed up at the top, with the top 3 teams all only managing 11 runners.  The total turnout was 401 counting runners, 324 males and 77 females.

Team Run 1 Run 2 Run 3 Run 4 Run 5 Run 6 Total
BT Dominators 14 14 14 11   53
Legal Eagles 14 14 13 11   52
Reserve Bank Magic Milers 13 14 13 11   51
Reserve Bank Midday Milers 12 14 12 13     51

INDIVIDUAL MILESTONES
Congratulations to the following runners who achieved personal milestones in run 4.

100 runs:   Ailene DEL MUNDO of ABS Moving Averages, Wyatt LEUNG of Ausgrid and Sara MERIDIONALE of Mercernaries

200 runs:   Paul CAMERON of King & Wood Mallesons