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24hr Asia Oceania Championships, Japan
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Representing New Zealand on the World Stage
Asia Oceania 24-Hour Running Championships – Japan
I have been selected to represent New Zealand at the upcoming Asia Oceania 24-Hour Running Championships in Japan — an honour I hold with immense pride.
To pull on the black singlet, to race for my country, and to represent all the great New Zealand athletes who have come before me is something I never take lightly. Competing internationally is a privilege, but one that comes at a significant personal cost.
About the Event
The 24-Hour Running Championships test physical endurance, mental resilience, and strategic racing over an entire day. Athletes aim to cover the greatest possible distance within 24 hours, pushing the limits of human performance.
This championship brings together the best ultra-distance runners from across the Asia Oceania region, and I am proud to be among those selected to compete.
Why I’m Fundraising
Unlike many international sporting events, this championship is entirely self-funded. All costs associated with representing New Zealand must be covered by the athlete, including:
✈️ International airfares
Accommodation
Compulsory New Zealand team uniform
Team management and support fees
Nutrition, recovery, and preparation costs
Every contribution goes directly toward making it possible for me to compete at this level.
Recent Performances
I head into this championship in strong form, having recently competed at the World 24-Hour Championships, where I was proud to be the top-performing New Zealand female athlete.
With your support, I aim to build on this performance and represent New Zealand with strength, determination, and pride on the international stage.
How You Can Help
Your support — whether through a donation, sponsorship, or sharing this journey — plays a vital role in helping me reach the start line in Japan.
By contributing, you are not only supporting an individual athlete, but also helping ensure New Zealand continues to be represented at the highest level of ultra-endurance sport.

