As always the Southerns is one of the most difficult, arduous and physically demanding races of the cross country calendar, and this year was no different. 4.5 kms of hill and mud faced the boys and was braved and battled through by all who attended.
\nJack Boswell is still injured, so once again the U15 boys were without there No. 1 runner.<\/p>\n
AFD U15 Boys Results
\nA Team (5th)
\n07. Jake CvetKovic
\n23. Robbie Coupland
\n51. Ollie Percival
\n70. Harry Grace<\/p>\n
B Team (28th)
\n093. Tom Fitch
\n159. Sean Pocknee
\n182. Reece Webber
\n200. James Hier<\/p>\n
C Team (N\/A)
\n244. George Dorran<\/p>\n
Robbie’s 23rd place was an exceptional run, seeing Robbie beat many runners who we would normally expect to see in front of him, including the likes of Thomas Kendrick and Matt Rawlings who have been two of the super stars at Robbie’s age.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>If mud is as good for your skin as they say, then Robbie’s legs are going to be really soft.<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
As always the Southerns is one of the most difficult, arduous and physically demanding races of the cross country calendar, and this year was no different. 4.5 kms of hill and mud faced the boys and was braved and battled through by all who attended. Jack Boswell is still injured, \u2026 Continue reading