Peter Dodgshun (OS) has won a lot of handicaps over a lot of years, but not even he has won handicaps in consecutive APSOC events, until now. The Hare & Hounds, after 51 years at Berwick, moved this year to Caulfield Grammar’s impressive Wheeler’s Hill campus and Jells Park, and Peter found the new course
After losing an entire season in 2020, 150 APSOC runners returned to Scotch College for the opening event of 2021, the Alex Jamieson 5k. And it was a good day for the home club, as its young guns, led by Tom Bowers, carried it to victory in men’s division 1 and Peter Dodgshun won the
Welcome to season 2021! The health and safety of the APSOC community is our highest priority in planning for our 2021 “Covid-normal’ season. For this reason we have introduced a number of important changes to our traditional event formats (the duration of these changes will depend on Government Health directions). Health and safety If you are
it is time to register for the 2021 season. The on line registration process is the same as in previous years, but with new fields to be completed. Athletes must now provide a medical emergency contact’s details (name, relationship, mobile number) and confirm (or re-confirm) agreement to the APSOC legal waiver. Please re-read the instructions on
APS United has capped its best ever XCR season by winning three AV premierships and finishing as runners-up in two other divisions. Prior to the final event, the Tan Relay, APSU had already won men’s division 4, but needed wins over particular teams in four other divisions to have a shot at an unprecedented five
The open and overage runners were doing a half marathon in round 9 of the XCR series, but two APSU juniors contested 5k races. Brothers Freddie and Bart Leeton excelled, with the former winning the under 16 race and Bart taking a bronze medal in the under 14 event. The APSU half marathon runners generally