Meet the team

My journey with CMC began back in 2008, when the club was still known as New Balance. What started as a simple decision based on something as practical as a well-designed, functional kit quickly grew into something far more meaningful.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of watching — and being part of — the club’s evolution through multiple kit changes, countless seasons, and now into our fourth shirt upgrade. But while the look of the club may have changed, the heart of CMC has remained the same.

Very early on, I realised that what truly sets this club apart isn’t just the running — it’s the people. When you show up consistently, you become part of something bigger: a community built on camaraderie, support, and a genuine sense of family. That’s what has kept me here all these years.

I wouldn’t describe myself as a speedster, but I have a deep love for running in all its forms. Give me a trail, a mountain, a bit of dust underfoot, and I’m in my element. For me, running has always been about the experience, the connection to nature, and the shared journey with others.

At the end of 2017, I stepped into the role of Trail Captain, a position I held for 18 months. That chapter allowed me to give back to the club in a meaningful way and deepen my involvement in the trail running community within CMC.

Since then, the club has navigated significant challenges — including the COVID era and various transitions — yet through it all, the core of who we are has remained unchanged.

It is truly an honour to now step into the role of Running Captain for the 2026/2027 term. This role allows me to contribute to all facets of running within the club — from trail and cross country to road running and pack runs.

My goal is to continue fostering the inclusive, supportive, and spirited environment that defines CMC, while encouraging participation across all levels. Whether you’re chasing a podium, building consistency, or simply showing up for the love of running, there is a place for you here.