Iggy heads the field at Quins time trials
Time trials are held on every Wednesday at 5.45pm, starting at Bluff National Golf Club in Club Drive.
Harlequins Harriers Athletics Club time trial results from Wednesday, 3 July.
4.7km down run:
Ignatius Gorejena 16.57; Chad Kilroe 20.22; Donovan Lelong 20.36; Matthew Rust 20.55; Jason Wilson 21.08; Chris Smith 21.10; Basil Kok 21.19; Emilio Chanderdutt 21.20; Sebastian McKenzie (age 12) 21.40; Alan McKenzie 21.41; Graham King 22.08; Dennis Houston-McMillan 22.30; Michael Taylor 23.19; Marlin Wilson 23.25; John Mommen 27.07; Justin Smith 27.08; Debbie Stringer 29.36; Bill Hogg 29.37; Roxanne van Straaten 31.25; Justin Ellero 31.26; Brennan Rodger 33.55; Richard Rodger 33.55; Brooklyn Havenga (did not finish).
The fixture list for 2019 has been sent by email to all registered members. Hard copy fixture books can be collected from Marlin Wilson or Judy Conlin after time trials. 2019 ASA licences are still available to collect after time trials. For those runners who haven’t already submitted their paperwork, bring the completed registration form, copy of your ID and licence fee. Contact Judy Conlin on 083-603-2877 or Marlin Wilson on 074-898-5406 if you wish to join Harlequins Athletics Club. Visit and like the club’s Facebook page which is maintained by Marlin and Roxanne.
Time trials are held on every Wednesday at 5.45pm, starting at Bluff National Golf Club in Club Drive.
All runners are urged to wear light clothing and/ or reflective belts while out on the roads. See and be seen, and stay safe. Runners should advise the timekeeper if you are unsure of the route.
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