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    Kowie Striders Boxing Day fun run

    Kathryn ClearyBy Kathryn ClearyDecember 27, 2017Updated:December 27, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    Kowie Striders Boxing Day fun run
    Kowie Striders Boxing Day fun run took place at the Port Alfred Country Club.

    26 December, hundreds of holidaymakers and locals joined together in a bit of ‘post-pudding’ exercise. Hosted at the Port Alfred Country Club, the Kowie Striders hosted their annual Boxing Day 5km and 8km fun run and walk.

    The event was attended by all ages as well as four-legged companions. Prizes were awarded to the top four runners (men and women) in both distance categories, with Grahamstown’s own Terri-Lynn Penney sweeping the 8km race in under 36 minutes.

    The warm breezy weather accompanied by the positive attitudes and high spirits of the participants made the event a huge success.

    Grahamstown’s Terri-Lynn Penney won the woman’s 8km race for the second year in a row.

     

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