Thousands take to the streets in Two Oceans Half Marathon

fuad Esack|Published 1 year ago

Century City Athletic Club’s Robin Lary spots a familiar face in the crowd during Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Pictured are runners from the clubs in the Tabletalk catchment and surrounding areas who took part in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. More than 18 000 runners were at the starting line. Reigning SA half marathon champion Thabang Mosiako won the men’s race in 1hr05min32sec. Lesotho’s Blandina Makatisi won the women’s race in 1hr13min52sec.

Melkbos Athletic Club’s Lientjie and Dave Venter out and about in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

West Coast Athletic Club’s Steven and Karen Black en-route to the finish line at UCT in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Goodwood Harriers Oom Willie Kemp offers runners a bit of cool refreshment on the last leg of Sunday’s half marathon. Picture: fuad Esack

Milnerton besties Michelle Flynn, left, and Eljanne Lochner in cheerful mood on the sidelines, waiting on their friend Inge “Ingz“ Wandrag to pass on Newlands Avenue en-route to the finish at UCT. Ingz, they said, took part in her first Two Oceans Half Marathon ahead of her 50th birthday later this year. Picture: Fuad Esack

Century City Athletic Club supporter Audrey Dunn keeps a close eye on the Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon procession. Picture: Fuad Esack

Edgemead Athletic Club’s Delores Cloete on her way to the finish line at UCT in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Two Oceans Half Marathon done and dusted for Edgemead’s Naz Diedericks. Picture: Fuad Esack

Edgemead Maryann Luyt among the thousands who took to the street in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Bevil Spence and Ivana Schafer keep the beat going on the sideline in support of Warriors on Wheels during Sunday’s Two Oceans half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack