Aston Wins European Youth Champs Sprint

Aston Key has proved himself faster than the top Europeans in his age group, by winning M18 at the European Youth Champs, in the Sprint race. Aston won by 6 seconds, which is quite a margin over the Sprint distance. It was a great race for Australia, with Angus Haines placing 21st, and Zoe Melhuish placing 27th.

After this competition, Aston joins fellow Vics Patrick Jaffe and Asha Steer at JWOC in Hungary.

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JWOC Day Five – Relays

For the relay, the first and second legs were of equal length but leg 3 was further for both courses. There was a run through and great spectator control and a 1k loop after the run through. The girls had 5.6k or 6.2 for leg 3 and the guys had 7.1 and 8.1 for last leg.
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JWOC Middle Final – A Tough Event on a Tough Map

The middle final was held on an even more brutal section of Hungarian Labyrinth. No runner achieved the predicted winnings times of 28 minutes and every girl has pink somewhere on their splits.
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MelbushO at Woodlands, Sunday July 15

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Aston Wins European Youth Champs Sprint

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JWOC Day Five – Relays

For the relay, the first and second legs were of equal length but leg 3 was further for both courses. There was a run through and great spectator control and a 1k loop after the run through. The girls had 5.6k or 6.2 for leg 3 and the guys had 7.1 and 8.1 for last leg.

JWOC Middle Final – A Tough Event on a Tough Map

The middle final was held on an even more brutal section of Hungarian Labyrinth. No runner achieved the predicted winnings times of 28 minutes and every girl has pink somewhere on their splits.

MelbushO at Woodlands, Sunday July 15

When there are kangaroos on the hop, and planes roaring overhead, you know its Woodlands!

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