Griffith Feral Joggers Winter competition race two

"Club yoyo" defines Feral's who may win one week and then spend a few weeks back in the pack. Adrian Piccoli fits the criteria for membership as he was 1st in the long course this week, but other weeks well!.

When he crossed the line son Finn said, "Dad I wasn't expecting you for another 20 minutes." Adrian don't hate, revenge is better, next birthday a pair of socks for Finn might do just like when we were kids. Simon Fattore was 2nd, a whisker ahead of Mark Hancock in 3rd place.

Tracey Josling in 13th place was the fastest female 34m05s and Hamish Gunn 17th was the fastest male 27m31s. Well done to fellow Gunns, sister Louise and mum Tara having a go in the Long.

In the short course Peggy Carpenter was the first to reach the top of the climb on the way out and on the way back, however in the final few hundred meters Chloe Morshead in usual style powered home in 1st place with Peggy 2nd and Eva Edgcome-Lucus 3rd.

Long time no see, Johanna Botman was back on the Hill taking a week away from work in Bacchus Marsh. Anthony Nehme secretary of the Yenda Group who are major sponsors of the June 27th Half on the Hill thought it might be an idea to get fit.

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In the pre-race briefing 6 new members were introduced to Feral's. Welcome to Chris Morshead, Francesca Bellicini , Paula Minato, Nicolas Minato, Marco Minato, Lauren Minato and Georgia Minato.

On Sunday a contingent of Feral's consisting of Judith Cimador, Keith Riley, Val Centofanti, Lynm Potter, Elizabeth Heffer, Lorraine Maxwell, Aidan Fattore and Nate Mingay travelled to Narrandera for the Town to Beach Run-Walk-Ride. Congratulation to both Aidan and Nate, both won their event.

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