Bibra Lake
There was a good turnout to the event with a large number of new competitors and family groups attending on the long weekend. The map covered the winding streets of the suburb of Bibra Lake and limestone paths around the eastern side of the lake.
The long and short courses ended up within the desired distances, however the medium course could have done with an extra control as the winner's distance was only 4.1km.
On the short course, the winners were (female and male respectively) Carol Brownlie and Robert Graieg, on the medium the winners were Amy Dufty and Rohan Braid, and the long winners were Rachel West and Sten Claessens.
As always, the event would not have happened without our volunteers. Thank you to setter Kate Braid, with assistance from Ceri; Melinda and Rosalie on the computer; Heike for instructing; and to our control collectors Volker, Sten, Rohan, Jenny, John, Heike, Tim, Wendy and Dave.
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Photos: Finishers at Bibra Lake, taken by Kate Braid.
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