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KIDS Foundation Take on the Noosa Tri: VNR

KIDS Foundation < 1 mins read

Please find below link to the VNR for yesterday's Noosa Tri.

 

https://vimeo.com/1132887017

 

Clayton Nicholas did the swim (1.5KM)

Susie O'Neill did the bike (40 KM)

Mick Marshall did the run (10KM)

 

  • IV at the head of the VNR:  Clayton Nicolas - KIDS Foundation / Survivor , Susie O'Neill OAM / CEO & Founder of the KIDS  Foundation, Mick Marshall  / KIDS Ambassador
  • 1:42 - Beau Jones / KIDS Foundation


ENQUIRES:

Melanie Mullen - KIDS Foundation
PR, Media & Communications Manager
M: 0418 331 994 I E: [email protected]

https://www.kidsfoundation.org.au/

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