18 000 take to the streets in Two Oceans Half Marathon

fuad Esack|Published 10 months ago

Fish Hoek Athletic Club’s André Blom looking relaxed as he nears the finish line in Sunday’sTwo Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Pictured are runners from clubs in the far south and southern suburbs 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.

Spartan Harriers’ Rene Heuvel en-route to the finish line at UCT in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Considering her smile, it must’ve been a good day at the office for VOB’s Camille Rowe. Picture: Fuad Esack

VOB’s Ernst Burger looking comfortable en-route to the finish line at UCT, in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Hout Bay Harriers’ Jo Lubbe takes it one step at a time on the final stretch in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Jo Lubbe, from Hout Bay Harriers, on her way to the finish line at UCT. Picture: Fuad Esack

Hout Bay Harriers’ Lauren Bullard was also among the thousands who took to the streets in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Craig Cowen from Tokai following his time on the road in Sunday’s Two Oceans Half Marathon. Picture: Fuad Esack

Zameer Osman taking it easy during Sunday’s Two Oceans 21.1km run. Picture: Fuad Esack

Sunday’s Two Oceans Half marathon a family affair for Thea and Anthea van Jaarsveld. Picture: Fuad Esack