26/09/2026
Today we think the debate was settled… our visitor Jasonr Perriotte from Queensland handed us the trophy for Australia’s hardest parkrun! His words on finishing the run were ‘I didn’t question my life choices at Nambour parkrun but certainly did at Mundy Regional parkrun’…
Also special shout out to one of our lovely visitors who took public transport to our event! A train to High Wycombe station and then hopping on the 270 bus. Good luck as she tackles all parkruns 70km from Perth and accessible on public transport.
Huge thank you to our volunteer crew who came through to make the event happen… an even bigger thank you to Lucy for her first time volunteering!
Lots of love to you all, looking forward to seeing you at parkrun next Saturday!
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Thank you to all the parkrunners, including the 50 finishers and 8 volunteers, who joined us for Mundy Regional parkrun event #314. Without you, this event would not have been possible.
Welcome to the 18 parkrunners who joined us at Mundy Regional parkrun for the first time: Andrew, Beth, Di, Eric, Heather, Jarred, Jason, Jenny, Joanne, Joely, Joshua, Lee, Marco, Pete, Thomas, Willem, Yuan Huan and Zoe.
Mundy Regional parkrun is not a race, but it's a great way to challenge yourself. Very well done to the 5 parkrunners who improved their personal best this week: Bjorn (32:29), Lucy (42:55), Nicolas (39:02), Samuel (27:48) and Yeolanda (38:21).
We were pleased to see 6 walking and running groups represented at this event: Merri Creek Running Club, Mustard Seed Running, Perth Hash House Harriers, RUNNING BUDDIES, The Adventurers and Wooters Runners.
You can find the full results for Mundy Regional parkrun event #314 at https://www.parkrun.com.au/mundyregional/results/314/ .
The following parkrunners volunteered to host Mundy Regional parkrun this weekend. Our deep thanks to: Ashley, Colin, Emma, Gabrielle, Jonah, Rachel and Shoba.
A special welcome to the parkrunner who volunteered for the first time: Lucy.
If you would like to volunteer at Mundy Regional parkrun, please check out our future roster page at https://www.parkrun.com.au/mundyregional/futureroster/ . All of our roles are easy to learn, and we will provide training and support. We would love to have you join us.
Please don't forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode with you to Mundy Regional parkrun if you'd like to have your time recorded. These stripy little tickets are your passport to free, fun, and friendly weekly events all over the world and also carry contact details in case of an emergency. parkrun barcode wristbands also have medical information, which you can take with you wherever you exercise.
Since Mundy Regional parkrun started 3,479 brilliant parkrunners have had their barcodes scanned, and a grand total of 10,054 finishers have covered a total distance of 50,270 km, while celebrating 1,474 personal bests. We shall always be grateful to each of our 412 wonderful volunteers for their contributions.
We'll be back next week for another free, fun, and friendly weekly 5km community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it's up to you.
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