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Monday 26 September 2022 | Written by CI News Staff | Published in Athletics, Sports
About 270 participants including more than 130 visitors took part in the 45th Round Rarotonga Road Race last year. MELINA ETCHES.22092416
New Zealand’s Graeme Henderson claimed the 31-kilometre Round Rarotonga Road Race on Saturday.
Henderson finished the race in 2 hours 12:53 minutes followed by fellow countrymen Nathan Jones (2.15:55 hours) and Guy Dryden (2.20:59 hours).
Rarotonga’s Rupeni Mataitonga claimed the 10km run title in a time of 39.36 minutes followed by New Zealand’s Shaun Dixon (46.57 min) and Rarotonga’s Jordan McPharlin (47.47 min).
Pip Hansen was the first female to cross the finish line in the 10km run, finishing the race in 48.09 minutes.
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