Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “2023”
Last Friday, a big group of Gauls went to Nijmegen to participate in the NSK Trappnloop! Organized by our friend from ‘t Haasje, we knew it was going to be a great event! They had even scared us a bit in advance by letting us know it was the biggest ever NSK Trappenloop… The first event of the evening was …
Blog NSK Road Last weekend, the NSK Road took place on our own campus in Eindhoven. Of course, many Gauls competed, some medals were won, and an amazing party in the Belgian Beercafé was held. The day started of with the 10km. Our previous chairman Jens immediately took the lead, and after one lap he gapped the field. He won …
Last Saturday, the NSK Teams 2023 took place in Groningen. Even though it is quite far to go all the way to Groningen, it was worth it! The day was filled with gezelligheid, PBs and a even an unexpected bronze medal for the men’s team! The first event of the day was the Swedish relay. To spice things up, Vitalis …
Last weekend, the NSK Track took place. Being the largest NSK of the year in terms of participants, Asterix was of course present with a big group on both days! In the very first heat of the very first event, Tom ran a 12.00 on the 100m. This was his first event out of a grand total of 6 in …
Last Friday, our very own Asterix Trackmeeting took place! With a grand total of 273 participants it was again a well-visited competition. For us Gauls, the Asterix Trackmeeting presented an excellent opportunity to break their PBs, and many of us succeeded in breaking PBs! The first event of the day was the high jump, in which Tom managed to jump …
Sunday the 7th of May it was time for competition again! Both our women’s and men’s team went to AV Generaal Michaëlis in Best to participate in the second division. Of course, it started early already so most Gauls travelled to the track together by train early in the morning. Jim started off with a great result on Javelin throwing …
Night Shift Before the runners of the night shift left for their stages, they had some time to kill in Nijmegen. What better way to do that than to play some cards? The 51st Batavierenrace was started by Job Reurink and Domingos, who both ran very well first stages! Job had an average pace of 18.34km/h (which turned out to …
