ADVERTISEMENT
Friday, October 9, 2026
18 °c
Lakes Entrance
Lakes Post
Log In or Subscribe
  • Home
  • News
    • Local News
    • Sport
    • Country Coverage
  • Services
    • Order Newspaper Photos
    • Print Your Photos
    • Commercial Printing
  • Our Publications
    • Features
    • Bairnsdale Advertiser
    • Snowy River Mail
    • East Gippsland News Weekend
    • Lakes Coast Visitor Guide
    • Great Alpine Road Guide
    • Sapphire Coast
    • Home & Lifestyle
  • Advertising / Contact
    • Display Advertising
    • Classifieds Advertising
    • Trades & Services
    • Submit a News Story
    • Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down
    • Advertise on our Website
    • About
    • Contact
  • Read Our Newspapers
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Local News
    • Sport
    • Country Coverage
  • Services
    • Order Newspaper Photos
    • Print Your Photos
    • Commercial Printing
  • Our Publications
    • Features
    • Bairnsdale Advertiser
    • Snowy River Mail
    • East Gippsland News Weekend
    • Lakes Coast Visitor Guide
    • Great Alpine Road Guide
    • Sapphire Coast
    • Home & Lifestyle
  • Advertising / Contact
    • Display Advertising
    • Classifieds Advertising
    • Trades & Services
    • Submit a News Story
    • Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down
    • Advertise on our Website
    • About
    • Contact
  • Read Our Newspapers
No Result
View All Result
Lakes Post
No Result
View All Result
Home News Sport

Stubbs at the front

by
27 February 2025
in Sport
Alan Radford completed his 250th parkrun last Saturday in the 298th edition of the Lakes Entrance parkrun. (PS)

Alan Radford completed his 250th parkrun last Saturday in the 298th edition of the Lakes Entrance parkrun. (PS)

With the weather better, numbers increased for last week’s edition of the Lakes Entrance parkrun, which saw adopted local Tom Stubbs lead home 56 other competitiors.

Stubbs completed the five kilometre course in 20 minutes and 23 seconds, finishing ahead of the Traralgon Harriers’ Stephen Renehan and Jamie Hegarty (22.11), both gents running personal best times.

The first woman across the line was Lauren Hemingway (23.10) in sixth place overall.

The run, jog and walk event, that begins each week on Saturday at 8am, attracted 15 first timers and saw six new personal bests, with eight sporting clubs represented.

Others to run personal best times included Kimberley Head (23.22), Michael Bosman (23.22), Emma Terjesen (27.18) and Poppy Richardson (34.30).

Running groups represented in the event were Lakes and District Runners, Australia Post Group, Southern Peninsula Sporting Club, Traralgon Harriers, Brisbane Running Buddies, Pakenham Road Runners, Derek Zoolander Centre For Kids Who Can’t Run Good and Everlasting Fitness Group.

Tom Stubbs led the field home in the Lakes Entrance parkrun in a respectable time of 20 minutes and 23 seconds. Stubbs has been a regular participant in recent months. (PS)
ShareTweet
Previous Post

Second defeat for Seagulls

Next Post

Exciting finals

Next Post

Exciting finals

Editor's Pick

Frank celebrates 90th birthday
Local News

Frank celebrates 90th birthday

Frank O'Donnell celebrated his 90th birthday last Sunday at Albert & Co in Lakes Entrance, surrounded by extended family and...

12 August 2026

Trending

Wandering East Gippsland with curiosity

Wandering East Gippsland with curiosity

2 October 2026
Tuna run sparks excitement

Tuna run sparks excitement

7 October 2026
Kalimna event surge

Kalimna event surge

1 October 2026
Side-by-side shooting success

Side-by-side shooting success

5 October 2026

Sport scoreboard – September 9

9 September 2026
Power, heritage and art: Inaugural open house festival heading to Latrobe Valley

Power, heritage and art: Inaugural open house festival heading to Latrobe Valley

6 October 2026

Popular Stories

Meet Nissan’s most fuel-efficient X-TRAIL
Local News

Meet Nissan’s most fuel-efficient X-TRAIL

15 September 2026
Wandering East Gippsland with curiosity
Local News

Wandering East Gippsland with curiosity

2 October 2026
Seafood labelling a bit fishy
Local News

Seafood labelling a bit fishy

2 September 2026
Future-proofing the entrance
Local News

Future-proofing the entrance

10 September 2026

Lakes Post

505 Esplanade
PO Box 303
Lakes Entrance, VIC 3909

P: (03) 5155 1514
F: (03) 5155 1116

Publication Day: Wednesday
Circulation: 3,531

James Yeates

65 Macleod Street
PO Box 465
Bairnsdale, VIC 3875

P: (03) 5152 4141
F: (03) 5152 6257

© 2024 James Yeates

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Local News
    • Sport
    • Country Coverage
  • Services
    • Order Newspaper Photos
    • Print Your Photos
    • Commercial Printing
  • Our Publications
    • Features
    • Bairnsdale Advertiser
    • Snowy River Mail
    • East Gippsland News Weekend
    • Lakes Coast Visitor Guide
    • Great Alpine Road Guide
    • Sapphire Coast
    • Home & Lifestyle
  • Advertising / Contact
    • Display Advertising
    • Classifieds Advertising
    • Trades & Services
    • Submit a News Story
    • Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down
    • Advertise on our Website
    • About
    • Contact
  • Read Our Newspapers

© 2024 James Yeates | All Rights Reserved