Bestmed Klein Karoo Street Mile 2016 RESULTS
Bestmed Klein Karoo Street Mile 2016 RESULTS
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Please find the full results here or scroll below to see them.
If you notice a mistake or have any queries – please send us a message via our contact form
Date: 23 December 2015 Registration: 07:30 – Late Registrations Program: 08:30 – Junior Girls (born after 1 January 2002) 09:00 – Juniors Boys (born after 1 January 2002) 09:30 – Junior Ladies / Open Ladies / +40 Ladies 10:00 – Junior Men / Open Men / +40 Men 10:30 – Prize Giving Prize Money:…
Our inaugural NMMU Madibaz Street Mile in George was well supported with a total of 85 runners participating in the various categories. 16 year old Simonay Weitsz (KPMG) was once again the winner in the ladies open race in 4:52,23. This time she was leading from the start and was initially chased by Kesa Molotsane (Kovsies) and…
There has been some confusion regarding the age categories we have at the Eden Street Mile Series and would like to clarify this. On our entry form you’ll notice that we have 4 age categories: Sub-juniors: Born after 1 January 2002 – they would be 13 years and younger on race day. Juniors: Born between…
Here are some of the photo we have taken at the Oudtshoorn race (part of the Eden Street Mile Series 2015)
The Klein Karoo Street Mile finishes in front of the school where South Africas first dream mile athlete, De Villiers Lamprecht attended high school. Oudtshoorn Boys High is now the CP Nel Museum. Lamprecht was head boy at Boys High in 1960 and ran his first dream mile in 13 November 1964 as a student…
SPONSORED ACCOMMODATION AT NMMU GEORGE CAMPUS
The sponsored accommodation for elite athletes are filling up fast and we urge all athletes that are planning to participate in the Eden Street Mile Series to enter and book your accommodation. Visit http://edenmiles.co.za/accommodation-2/ for more information on our accommodation.
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I was looking at photos from the Tomtom Tembisa Street Mile and noticed how good it looks when the athletes have their names rather than race numbers on their vests. Like at the IAAF Diamond Leagues 🙂 This also makes it more interesting for the spectators and help the announcer too. We decided to use the name identification system…
DCAS PARTNERSHIP ENABLES PARTICIPATION OF LESS PRIVILEGED ATHLETES IN THE EDEN STREET MILE SERIES:
DCAS (Dept of Cultural Affairs and Sport) is providing transport to the Eden Street Mile Series for less privileged athletes. Clubs and coaches that would like to use this support can email Dave van der Walt on davesus@telkomsa.net