National Road Champions for Australia
Men (29+ runnings)
Half Marathon
20 Aug 2017 Alexandra Headland 1:03:16 Collis Birmingham
03 Jul 2016 Gold Coast 1:05:55 Scott Westcott
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07 Jul 2013 Gold Coast 1:03:56 Martin Dent
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12 Oct 2008 Melbourne 1:05:58 Shane Nankervics
01 Jul 2007 Gold Coast 1:03:04 Brett Cartwright
17 Sep 2006 Sydney 1:07:45 David Ruschena
11 Sep 2005 Sydney 1:09:35 Trent Harlow
12 Sep 2004 Sydney 1:04:49 Martin Dent
06 Jul 2003 Gold Coast 1:03:50 Blair Martin (NZL)
01 Sep 2002 Noosa 1:05:42 Dean Cavuoto-3
26 Aug 2001 Noosa 1:03:13 Darren Wilson
27 Aug 2000 Noosa 1:03:03 Scott Westcott
29 Aug 1999 Noosa 1:04:35 Dean Cavuoto-2
21 Jun 1998 Lake Macquarie 1:04:34 Dean Cavuoto
22 Jun 1997 Lake Macquarie 1:03:17 Lee Troop
23 Jun 1996 Lake Macquarie 1:04:19 David Evans
25 Jun 1995 Lake Macquarie 1:05:29 Paul Arthur
26 Jun 1994 Lake Macquarie 1:04:22 Rodney Higgins-2
20 Jun 1993 Lake Macquarie 1:03:13 Malcolm Norwood-2
21 Jun 1992 Lake Macquarie 1:03:22 Malcolm Norwood
15 km
23 Jun 1991 Sydney 44:33 Rodney Higgins
24 Jun 1990 Barton 45:10 Bradley Camp-2
24 Jun 1989 Perth 43:51 Bradley Camp
28 Aug 1988 Canberra 44:09 Rob deCastella-4
19 Jul 1987 Hobart 44:11 Stephen Moneghetti
27 Jul 1986 Canberra 44:26 Andrew Lloyd
25 May 1985 Brisbane 44:38.9 Grenville Wood
25 km
20 May 1984 Melbourne 1:16:41 Rob deCastella-3
26 Jun 1983 Adelaide 1:14:26 Jeff Coole
14 Aug 1982 Sydney 1:17:02 Rob deCastella-2
04 Jul 1981 Perth 1:14:41.4 Rob deCastella
Non-champion winners
2016 1:03:50 Duer Yoa (SUD)
2008 1:03:00 Patrick Nyangelo (TAN)
2006 1:07:35 Srisung Boonthung (THA)
2005 1:09:10 Jan Willen Schaar (NED)
2003 1:03:25 Tomonori Watanabe (JPN)
2002 1:04:43 Jussi Utrianen (FIN)
Note: In 2003, Blair Martin (NZL) was declared the champion altho he has competed internationally for New Zealand.
Women (32+ runnings)
Half Marathon
20 Aug 2017 Alexandra Headland 1:18:32 Stephanie Auston
03 Jul 2016 Gold Coast 1:11:21 Cassandra Fien-2
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07 Jul 2013 Gold Coast 1:11:00 Nicole Chapple
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12 Oct 2008 Melbourne 1:15:14 Cassandra Fien
01 Jul 2007 Gold Coast 1:12:02 Lisa Jane Weightman
17 Sep 2006 Sydney 1:15:58 Kerryn McCann-3
11 Sep 2005 Sydney 1:18:48 Katherine Smyth
12 Sep 2004 Sydney 1:19:30 Helen Stanton
06 Jul 2003 Gold Coast 1:12:27 Anna Thompson
01 Sep 2002 Noosa 1:15:25 Elizabeth Miller
26 Aug 2001 Noosa 1:15:13 Samantha Hughes
27 Aug 2000 Noosa 1:12:39 Nicole Carroll
29 Aug 1999 Noosa 1:13:30 Susan Michelsson-2
21 Jun 1998 Lake Macquarie 1:14:48 Kerryn McCann-2
22 Jun 1997 Lake Macquarie 1:14:43 Susan Michelsson
23 Jun 1996 Lake Macquarie 1:14:16 Heather Turland-2
25 Jun 1995 Lake Macquarie 1:13:12 Lisa Dick
26 Jun 1994 Lake Macquarie 1:14:58 Heather Turland
20 Jun 1993 Lake Macquarie 1:16:37 Kerryn McCann
21 Jun 1992 Lake Macquarie 1:15:11 Karen Gobby
15 km
23 Jun 1991 Sydney 50:06 Lisa Ondieki-2
24 Jun 1990 Barton 51:32 Krishna Wood
24 Jun 1989 Perth 51:48 Carole Connelly
28 Aug 1988 Canberra 50:49 Lisa Ondieki
19 Jul 1987 Hobart 52:56 Suzanne Malaxos
27 Jul 1986 Canberra 52:43 Coral Farr
10 km
25 May 1985 Brisbane 33:59.8 Donna Gould-2
20 May 1984 Melbourne 32:22 Donna Gould
26 Jun 1983 Adelaide 33:21 Kerry Whannell
14 Aug 1982 Sydney 33:57 Sally Pierson
04 Jul 1981 Perth 34:31.1 Anne Lord
1980 35:36.2 Desiree Letherby
1979 35:17.8 Lynne Williams
Non-champion winners
2017 1:15:40 Linda Spencer (ENG)
2003 1:10:36 Hiromi Fujii (JPN)
2002 1:13:56 Kerryn McCann (AUS)
2001 1:14:58 Jackie Fairweather (AUS)
1999 1:13:28 Sasha Daniels (NZL)
Note: The following Australians finished ahead of the listed champion but were disqualified for uniform violations: 2002 men Magnus Michelsson (1:05:06), 2002 women, Kerryn McCann (1:13:56) and Susan Michelsson (1:14:28).
Note: The 1983 courses appear to have
been rather short.
Most Titles
Men
(1981-date) 4
Rob deCastella
1981-82.1984.1988
Women
(1979-date)
3
Kerryn McCann
1993,1998,2006
Last Updated on
21 Aug 2017
Contributors: Maurice Wilson (50), Klaas Loonstra (9), Ian Hill (23)