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Runaway winners at the Fitzroy Falls marathon

14 Oct, 2009 09:00 AM
WHAT do a medical student, a primary teaching student and a commerce/engineering student have in common?

They all took top honours on Fitzroy Falls marathon day last Saturday.

Trainee doctor Alex Matthews [pictured crossing the finish line], who is studying medicine at the Australian National University, ran the second fastest time in the 42km marathon event’s 10-year history, despite running further than his competition.

Wollongong primary teaching student Stephen Brown won the 10km event, again. Recently returned from a stint with the Australian mountain running team, Brown now holds four of the five best times in the 10km event.

Sydney-based commerce/engineering student Michael Harrison clocked a new record in the 5km event.

291 starters took part across the three events in conditions race director Max Powditch described as “perfect”.

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Three students dish out a running lesson at the Fitzroy Falls marathon
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