UniSport Media Release
For release: Thursday 29 September
University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and The University of Sydney (USYD) are neck and neck in the overall champions title race after taking out the men’s and women’s National Distance Running championship last weekend.
The National Distance Running championship was held as part of the Blackmore’s Sydney Running Festival on Sunday 18th September. Over 600 student-athletes competed in either the marathon or half marathon events.
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for their performance in their respective events:
Marathon – Men
1st place – Aidan Hobbs – Queensland University of Technology
2nd place - Lachlan Bryant – University of Technology Sydney
3rd place – Matthew Cox – Western Sydney University
Marathon – Women
1st place – Cecily Reid – The Australian National University
2nd place - Cathie Drysdale – The University of Sydney
3rd place – Amanda Blair – The University of Melbourne
Half Marathon – Men
1st place – Sam Hopper – University of New South Wales
2nd place - Ben Tacey – University of the Sunshine Coast
3rd place - Jayden Lyttle - Queensland University of Technology
Half Marathon – Women
1st place – Klara Zecevic – Australian Catholic University
2nd place - Benedicte Astridge – The University of Sydney
3rd place – Chloe Bell – UNSW Sydney
Finally, UniSport would like to thank Blackmores Sydney Running for their support in delivering the event this year.
For more information on Nationals Distance running click here
About UniSport
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