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Dressing up for Kowie Striders fun run

_Gr0cCc0Tts_By _Gr0cCc0Tts_January 9, 2014No Comments1 Min Read
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A total of 728 participants took part in the annual Kowie Striders fun run held in Port Alfred on 26 December.

A total of 728 participants took part in the annual Kowie Striders fun run held in Port Alfred on 26 December.

This year's event was sponsored by REMAX Port Alfred and Compendium Insurance, while Greenfountain Holiday Resort sponsored the Best Dressed competition.

Results:
Best Dressed:
Richard Alexander, wearing a wig and dress
Vuyo Deli – Father Christmas

5km:
Men
1. Kyle Flannigan – 17 minutes 30 seconds
2. Rowan Oosthuizen – 17:39
3. Clinton Grovett – 19:29
Women
1. Anne Van Zyl – 19:56
2. Lizelle Burchell – 23:12
3. Paula Kumm – 23:24

JUNIORS – 5km:
1st Junior Boy – Ryan Marshall – 21:32
1st Junior Girl – Sharre Venter – 25:43

8km:
Men
1. Sizakele Dyamani – 28:40
2. Zardi Dzudzudzu – 28:50
3. Bassie Borapart – 29:50
Women
1. Kerry-Ann Marshall – 32:34
2. Laura Bennett – 33:10
3. Kelly Russell – 34:10

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