Glatt gelaufen

Gut gelaufen: USI-Leiter Gert Bernat, Vizerektor Martin Polaschek, Vizerektorin Renate Dworczak, TU-Rektor Harald Kainz und Vizerektor Peter Riedler (v. l.)

Erinnerung an Marathon ...

Das Kleeblatt des ETC

Das Team der Pressestelle immer auf dem Laufenden

Rektorin Neuper feuerte die SportlerInnen an

Und dann fiel der Startschuss...

Staffelholzübergabe

Im Laufschritt und in Kostümen

Erschöpft im Ziel

Als Trophäe gab's auch heuer wieder das beliebte USI-Shirt

Der Kleeblattlauf 2012: Fast 3.000 SportlerInnen waren auf dem Laufenden

Es lief gut für die fast 3.000 SportlerInnen beim 28. Kleeblattlauf des Universitätssport-Instituts am 22. Juni 2012. Nachdem Rektorin Christa Neuper die LäuferInnen vor dem Start angefeuert hatte, stürmten Studierende, MitarbeiterInnen, AbsolventInnen sowie Uni-Freunde in Vierer-Teams auf den Rosenhain. Und zur Belohnung gab’s wieder die beliebte Trophäe: das Kleeblattlauf-Shirt des Universitätssport-Instituts!

Erstmals wurden heuer auch die Zeiten der Staffeln mitgestoppt, nachzulesen hier.

Andreas Schweiger

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