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Sunny Round 4 for Ocean Racing Series

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Round 4 of the Weekend Post Ocean Racing Series attracted over a thousand people to Port Elizabeth’s Hobie Beach on Sunday morning to participte in or watch one of the 5 exciting events taking place.

EP’s top open water swimmers tussled with Ironman contenders in choppy surf conditions for the Dis-chem 1km or 2km Ocean Swim events whilst seasoned runners took part in the About IT 5km Beach Run in near perfect beach conditions. Wesley Wiehahn and Christie Vaughan won their respective gender categories in the Dis-Chem 1km Ocean Swim whilst Tammy Geyers and Wayne Jones did the same in the 2km version. Desmond Zibi won the About IT 5km Beach Run with Ursula Kuhn making a welcome return to the Series after a two year injury lay-off and got straight back into winning form. Taryn Ferreira and Colin Korkie got top spots in the Zports 5km Beach Run discipline whilst over 100 kids under the age of 12 years tackled the Crickley Dairy 1km Kids Race.

The Series is unique to Nelson Mandela Bay and takes place on alternate Sunday mornings throughout summer at Hobie Beach with this season ending on Sunday 7th April with the next race taking place on Sunday 27th January.

Dis-Chem 1km Ocean Swim winners
Dis-Chem 1km Ocean Swim winners – Gareth Burley (Kingfisher FM MC), Wesley Wiehahn (1st), Christie Vaughan (1st), Daniel Jones (2nd), Amy Mardon (2nd), Kirsten Marriott (3rd) and Jason Jones (3rd)

Summary Round 4 Results Below:
Weekend Post Ocean Racing Series, Hobie Beach, Port Elizabeth, Sunday 13 January 2013

Dis-Chem 2km Ocean Swim

  • MEN: 1 Wayne Jones (29:54.4); 2 Kevin Richards (31:31.0); 3 Bruce Campbell (31:57.9); 4 Pj Duffy (32:02.3); 5 Rohan Greyvenstein (33:41.5); 6 Brenden Bosch (34:18.7); 7 Shane D’Arcy (34:21.6); 8 James Medcalf (34:44.8); 9 Chris Mowbray (35:24.0); 10 Ryan Johnston (35:54.4); 11 Warren Dickson (35:58.6); 12 Greg Tucker (36:23.7); 13 Ralph West (36:44.5); 14 Mark Willimott (37:15.4); 15 Louis De Villiers (37:31.0); 16 Iain Geddes (37:35.7); 17 Josh Mcgrath (37:57.9); 18 Iain Barrow (37:59.9); 19 Christian Schuck (38:07.6); 20 Dan Howitz (38:10.5); 21 Eric Schultz (38:12.3); 22 Christiaan Joubert (38:20.4); 23 Craig Dickson (38:26.9); 24 Mark Alderman (38:29.5); 25 Rudi Schoeman (38:55.2); 26 Kenrick Brown (39:03.3); 27 Kevin Raine (39:06.4); 28 Jurie Kotze (39:19.4); 29 Chris Green (39:22.2); 30 Ross Helliwell (39:41.0); 31 Robert Geddes (40:24.7); 32 Daniel Baines (40:28.6); 33 Richden Jute (40:30.6); 34 Peter Marriott (40:42.8); 35 Pieter De Bruin (41:02.5); 36 Joshua Leslie (41:05.5); 37 Philip Smallman (41:07.2); 38 Justin Scott (41:15.3); 39 Nick Chapman (41:18.0); 40 Coenraad Louw (41:28.6); 41 Chris Viljoen (41:32.3); 42 Bob Jamieson (41:36.5); 43 Andre Kleynhans (41:38.7); 44 Bruce Jefferies (41:41.1); 45 Ian Smit (41:42.8); 46 Ryan Pienaar (42:12.9); 47 Bruce Gie (42:14.5); 48 Ryan Hutton (42:18.9); 49 Stephen Gcywn (42:22.0); 50 Allan Leslie (43:38.9); 51 Chris Van Der Walt (43:57.9); 52 Allan Van Den Bergh (44:20.2); 53 Michael Wallis (44:24.6); 54 Billy Browne (44:28.2); 55 Cobus Oberholster (44:54.2); 56 Roger Steele (46:16.6); 57 Andrew Stewart (46:21.4); 58 Tiaan Puzicha (46:25.5); 59 Pierre Deysel (47:22.4); 60 Grant Atherton (47:42.1); 61 Brett Croucamp (47:44.3); 62 Martin Croucamp (47:47.5); 63 Christo Van Ryswyk (47:49.3); 64 Kevin Fourie (48:03.8); 65 Jacques Voigt (48:20.3); 66 Martin Muller (48:28.4); 67 Nolan Berriman (50:18.4); 68 Rob Ermes (51:29.9); 69 Michael Copeland (51:51.2); 70 Steven Schaefer (52:38.3); 71 Ighsaan Isaacs (52:43.1); 72 Neves Jose (53:42.8); 73 Albert Verster (53:48.6); 74 Grant Froneman (53:58.4); 75 Paul Louw (55:11.5); 76 Richard Hutton (55:31.0); 77 Johan Venter (56:14.7); 78 Wilhelm Bosman (56:25.3);
  • LADIES: 1 Tammy Geyer (34:11.0); 2 Jade Hooke (37:52.2); 3 Denise Bosman (38:14.8); 4 Robynne Klee (38:57.2); 5 Michelle Enslin (39:01.1); 6 Stephani Le Roux (39:29.9); 7 Adele Van De Venter (40:46.0); 8 Mary-Anne Stott (40:56.5); 9 Michelle. Elfick (44:22.7); 10 Katherine Van Der Walt (47:21.3); 11 Terri-Lynn Penney (47:55.4); 12 Elsa Craig (47:56.7); 13 Lou Furstenberg (48:08.6); 14 Natalie Hansen (48:23.5); 15 Nicolene Waters (53:18.1); 16 Nadia Jooste (57:04.5); 17 Maria Stott (1:01:44.7);

Dis-Chem 1km Ocean Swim

  • MEN: 1 Wesley Wiehahn (20:28.0); 2 Daniel Jones (20:59.2); 3 Jason Jones (21:12.9); 4 Joshua Bellairs (22:15.3); 5 Jason Collier (22:39.5); 6 Ian Venter (22:46.6); 7 Matthew Shellard (24:09.5); 8 Cole Craig (24:30.5); 9 Kyle De Lange (24:33.2); 10 Greg Hough (24:35.5); 11 Warren Botha (24:39.6); 12 Justin Knott (24:42.7); 13 Charl Parkin (25:16.3); 14 Sheldon Rawstron (25:19.5); 15 Stephanus Gerber (25:54.0); 16 Conal Turner (26:28.1); 17 Rolf Kickhofel (26:38.0); 18 Bruce Mills (26:45.6); 19 Scott Patoh (26:51.9); 20 Juan Cordier (27:06.0); 21 Antony Daniels (27:17.8); 22 Andrew Boyers (27:22.8); 23 Wayne Brown (28:37.6); 24 Graeme Renard (28:45.2); 25 Roelof Van Rooyen (28:53.4); 26 Wayne De Lange (29:02.4); 27 Malcolm Fraser (29:05.8); 28 Blaine Wilkins (29:20.5); 29 Clyde Abrahams (29:22.0); 30 Gordon Upton (29:36.5); 31 Stan Liebenberg (30:27.5); 32 Michael Duffy (30:29.6); 33 Clinton Rock (30:36.8); 34 Pieter Tinderholm (30:38.8); 35 Muhammad Allie (30:40.7); 36 William Mapham (31:23.1); 37 Michael Fowler (31:33.5); 38 Pieter Strydom (31:45.9); 39 Matthew Counihan (31:51.9); 40 Andrew Van Gruting (32:06.5); 41 Joshua Jacobs (32:25.1); 42 Johan Barnard (32:27.8); 43 Charlton Kerridge (32:50.4); 44 Graham Chrica (33:49.9); 45 Willi Lawson (34:16.2); 46 Russell Tarr (34:23.8); 47 Reon Van Rensburg (34:27.6); 48 Eugene Van Wyk (35:35.1); 49 jarryd francis (37:38.3); 50 Slade Francis (37:50.2); 51 Thys Gubbels (37:54.2); 52 Rory Hilton (40:20.7); 53 Zachary Jacobs (42:04.8); 54 Zaid Dolley (42:08.1); 55 Tony Jacobs (42:09.3); 56 Andre Mouton (42:32.3); 57 Jason Adam (43:31.0); 58 Hugo Leuenberger (48:51.9); 59 Manuel Hijar (49:21.4); 60 Helder De Almeida Esilva (52:49.9);
  • LADIES: 1 Christie Vaughan (22:13.2); 2 Amy Mardon (22:53.3); 3 Kirsten Marriott (22:58.4); 4 Maxine Schoeman (26:18.1); 5 Idelette Olivier (26:21.2); 6 Ingrid Brown (26:30.7); 7 Angela Finlay (26:33.7); 8 Jo Tucker (27:26.1); 9 Amy Keech (28:54.9); 10 Neylese Donaldson (30:01.0); 11 Sandra Lyons (30:12.9); 12 Caroline Els (30:23.3); 13 Claudia Temlett (30:52.7); 14 Kirsty Froneman (30:59.9); 15 Cheryl Stevenson (31:20.1); 16 Helen Kernohan (32:29.8); 17 Roanne Keeton (32:32.0); 18 Amanda Bosch (32:38.4); 19 Lauren Mungur (32:40.4); 20 Amanda Shaw (33:20.1); 21 Lauren Nagel (33:24.4); 22 Penelope Northmore (34:48.4); 23 Odessa Perelson (35:13.3); 24 Chantelle Rudman (35:28.3); 25 Dennis Hos (35:33.0); 26 Claire Nagel (35:37.8); 27 Dalina Bacchi (36:35.9); 28 Cheryl Witte (36:51.5); 29 Marolien Schmidt (37:01.4); 30 Angie Ford (38:42.9); 31 Myrthe Willenborg (38:48.5); 32 Kelly Derbyshire (42:11.1); 33 Kelly Van Antwerpen (48:10.9); 34 Lindy Nel (48:17.9);

About IT 5km Beach Run

  • MEN: 1 Desmond Zibi (20:20.9); 2 Craig Wilson (21:53.0); 3 Munro Ferreira (22:41.9); 4 Anthony Theron (23:01.6); 5 Shaun Korkie (24:06.6); 6 Dylan Finlay (24:48.5); 7 Likhaya Rooi (25:27.9); 8 Dylan Snyman (25:44.3); 9 Ryno Minnie (27:29.4); 10 Xolisa Tshona (27:50.7); 11 Marcel Terblanche (28:42.2); 12 Nicholas Kingston (28:47.1); 13 Johan Ferreira (28:51.5); 14 Rolf Mentzel (29:43.6); 15 Steven Lancaster (30:32.1); 16 Ignatius Venter (30:48.4); 17 Zainud-Deen Botha (31:04.9); 18 Ken Craig (32:33.5); 19 Jaden Dickson (33:59.6); 20 John Harington (38:23.5); 21 Remo Cicognini (52:08.2); 22 Vuyolwethu Thu (1:01:48.2);
  • LADIES: 1 Ursula Kuhn (25:49.5); 2 Claire van der Nest (28:28.0); 3 Dietlind Gretschel (28:49.3); 4 Kelly Holmes (28:58.5); 5 Lucy Hollier (29:13.8); 6 Katherine Barr (29:16.2); 7 Letitia Strauss (29:39.2); 8 Natalie Lacey (31:37.1); 9 Benita Jones (33:08.4); 10 Lisa Nash (33:11.9); 11 Sharon Wilson (33:17.4); 12 Megan Snyman (34:06.8); 13 Shannon Van De Putte (34:13.9); 14 Carla Geddes (35:48.5); 15 Ashlynne Abrahams (37:39.8); 16 Neandri Byron (40:32.7);

Zports 5km Beach Walk

  • MEN: 1 Colin Korkie (33:28.1); 2 Juan Slabbert (35:30.7); 3 Graeme Ting Chong (40:14.6); 4 David Counihan (41:09.4); 5 Barry Simpson (41:11.4); 6 Mike Gatenby (42:37.7); 7 Lana Potter (44:56.1); 8 Keith Reading (50:15.7);
  • LADIES: 1 Taryn Ferreira (36:40.3); 2 Helen Schuck (39:33.9); 3 Rene Cronje (40:17.7); 4 Laura Munnik (40:26.2); 5 Marika Berg (40:34.6); 6 Lisa Marie Botha (42:33.8); 7 Sameerah Botha (43:13.1); 8 Gail Smit (45:54.4); 9 Ceale Johnston (46:30.3); 10 Heidi Brownless (47:59.8); 11 Eleasha Potter (49:20.0); 12 Yolande Kok (50:04.7); 13 Nuette Gordon (50:10.4); 14 Charlotte Liebenberg (50:13.0); 15 Michelle Mortimer (54:57.6); 16 Alison Kernohan (55:00.9); 17 Tracy Lee Caalse (56:38.1); 18 Lise Standring (56:40.2);

Crickley Dairy Kids 1km Beach Run

  • Boys  6 and under: 1 Ethan Hickman (13:46.2); 2 Zack Willimott (14:25.6); 3 Matthew Froneman (14:32.8); 4 Daniel Elfick (14:52.2); 5 Dimitri Alexandris (15:09.2); 6 Matthew Doster (15:11.5); 7 Chris Joubert (15:21.4); 8 Chad Brown (15:45.5); 9 Luke Bosch (15:48.8); 10 Joshua Williams (15:52.2); 11 Kayden Croucamp (16:10.6); 12 Alex Holmes (16:13.8); 13 Apqyoli Coko (16:18.2); 14 Milan Prahaladh (16:48.9); 15 Cameron Potgieter (16:53.0); 16 Simon Krige (17:04.1); 17 John Arnold Vosloo (18:08.4); 18 Ivan Strauss (18:37.4); 19 Mikhail Strauss (18:40.8); 20 Lincoln Ceighton (19:10.2);
  • Girls  6 and under: 1 Milandri Fourie (14:37.9); 2 Kayley Pace (15:14.4); 3 Mira Esterhuysen (15:31.5); 4 Tayla Wilson (16:26.5); 5 Sarah Venter (16:28.8); 6 Emma Lacey (16:36.7); 7 Mikayla Williams (17:47.8); 8 Pia Berg (18:16.7); 9 Rachel Creighton (18:21.4); 10 Julia Allchurch (18:33.4); 11 Laurel Sacke (18:57.5); 12 Shasmeen Botha (19:26.9); 13 Nicholas Donachie (19:40.1); 14 Olivia Allchurch (21:05.9); 15 Zani Van Rensburg (23:09.5); 16 Ryno Van Rensburg (23:12.2);
  • Boys 7 to  8: 1 Matt Kingston (12:26.6); 2 Divan Fourie (12:55.0); 3 Josh Pretorius (12:58.2); 4 Kian Claassen (13:07.0); 5 Andrew Bosch (13:16.8); 6 Ethan Pace (13:30.3); 7 Alex Willimott (14:03.8); 8 Daniel Holmes (14:23.0); 9 Connor Craig (14:30.7); 10 Raphael Berg (15:01.5); 11 Joseph Barry (15:41.4); 12 Matt Tucker (16:03.0); 13 Jason Crowhurst (17:10.5);
  • Girls 7 to  8: 1 Rebecca Mardon (13:09.1); 2 Britney Brown (13:34.4); 3 Kate Comley (13:40.3); 4 Dana Barclay (13:56.6); 5 Zanri Black (14:00.8); 6 Daina Bosch (14:15.5); 7 Hannah. Elfick (14:28.1); 8 Gracie Stander (14:40.5); 9 Rachel Venter (14:42.8); 10 Kayla Strydom (14:45.7); 11 Bea Du Toit (14:48.6); 12 Jodi Wilson (14:55.7); 13 Isabelle Hofmeyr (15:06.3); 14 Emilee Tinderholm (15:27.5); 15 Lauren Pattle (15:38.7); 16 Justine De Villiers (15:55.8); 17 Michaela Brislin (15:59.5); 18 Coelgh Duffy (16:07.8); 19 Jordan Cole (16:22.7); 20 Tayla Donachie (16:39.9); 21 Erin Stewart (16:42.4); 22 Alix Krige (17:07.0); 23 Alexia Mentzel (17:15.0); 24 Holly Blignaut (17:58.0); 25 Amy Liebenberg (18:01.4); 26 Eden Sacke (18:59.5); 27 Jorja Sacke (19:02.0);
  • Boys 9 to 10: 1 Joshua Voigt (12:19.4); 2 Dale Brody (12:24.3); 3 Aidan Finlay (13:03.4); 4 Tiaan Black (13:11.5); 5 Rayhaan Botha (13:31.6); 6 Tristan Zoetmulder (13:49.5); 7 Bradley Bosman (14:13.4); 8 Graydon Adams (15:34.4); 9 Justin Nash (16:45.1);
  • Girls 9 to 10: 1 Kayla Ferreira (12:37.4); 2 Tara Sacke (13:19.1); 3 Jamie Bulbring (13:42.6); 4 Monique Ferreira (14:05.6); 5 Jessica Kilfoil (14:10.8); 6 Gemma Bisseker (14:20.4); 7 Cara Du Toit (14:35.6); 8 Sophie Edwards (14:58.1); 9 Rachel Barry (15:04.7); 10 Julia Cohen (15:24.7); 11 Kelsey Froneman (15:43.2);
  • 11 to 12 Boys: 1 Ceajay Bosman (12:22.7); 2 Keagon Duffy (12:34.8); 3 Zak Bezuidenhoudt (13:37.4);
  • Girls: 1 Samantha Perelson (12:29.3); 2 Jade Voigt (13:01.2); 3 Josie Claassen (13:58.7); 4 Kaylan Ochse (14:07.9); 5 Sarah Kilfoil (14:17.7); 6 Claudia Zoetmulder (17:18.0); 7 Lea De Villiers (18:51.1);
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