FINALIST IN THE 2018 BRIAN PERRY WAIKATO REGIONAL SPORTS AWARDS
It's not to late to enter our event
Our online entries have now closed, however you can still enter the event.
We will be accepting late entries at Victoria Square, Cambridge:
- Saturday 9 March - 3.00-5.00pm
- Sunday 10 March - 7.00-9.00am
See you there - it's going to be a fantastic day.
OFFICIAL SPONSOR
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS
Waipa Fun Run's Race Sponsors
Prizegiving
Prize giving will take place at 11.30am in front of the stage. You must be present to collect any of the spot prizes. All spot prizes are randomly selected. Major spot prizes will be announced at prize giving. Randomly selected finishers will be handed a card for minor spot prizes on the finish line. These can be redeemed from the Spot Prize tent.
Great Spot Prizes to be Won!
Hang around until 11.30am - you could be heading home with a major spot prize! We have a number of major prizes up for grabs and you need to be there to WIN them. The Major Prizes are randomly selected and will be announced at the Prize Giving at 11.30am.
MINOR SPOT PRIZES TO BE WON!
Over 50 minor spot prizes will be randomly handed to finishers on the finishing line. The minor spot prizes can be collected from the spot prize table.
MINOR SPOT PRIZES TO BE WON!
Over 50 minor spot prizes will be randomly handed to finishers on the finishing line. The minor spot prizes can be collected from the spot prize table.
We're donating to...
This year we are donating $1.00 for each race entry we receive to Cambridge Lifeskills - a Not For Profit agency who offer FREE counselling for children and young people between the ages of 5 to 15 in the Cambridge district.
Changes in society have meant many children are now exposed to an increasing range of issues, including bullying, abuse, and family issues among others. Children often do not have the skills to deal with these issues.
Lifeskills aims to offer counselling, support and encouragement so that children/young people are more able to work through these issues.
Changes in society have meant many children are now exposed to an increasing range of issues, including bullying, abuse, and family issues among others. Children often do not have the skills to deal with these issues.
Lifeskills aims to offer counselling, support and encouragement so that children/young people are more able to work through these issues.