Im Ziel

Kreativität und Kondition bestimmten den 31. Kleeblattlauf. Fotos: Uni Graz/Eklaude

Hunderte Vierer-Staffeln gingen am 3. Juli an den Start.

Auch am Start: Personalressortleiter Kurt-Martin Lugger, Rechnungswesen-Leiter Karl Riemer, IT-Chef Christian Marzluf, Vizerektor Peter Riedler und Sportstadtrat Kurt Hohensinner (v.l.)

Ein quirliges Quartett

Spaß und Sport lautete die Devise

Trotz Hitze ins kreative Laufdress

Kleeblattlauf mit Kondition und Kreativität zum Semesterfinale

Heiß, heißer, Kleeblattlauf – mit der 31. Ausgabe des traditionsreichen Sportevents am 3. Juli 2015 lief auch das Sommersemester 2015 ins Ziel ein. Ebenso traditionsreich die schweißtreibende Hitze sowie die zahlreichen kreativen Ideen, die sich die Vierer-Staffeln aus Studierenden, MitarbeiterInnen und AbsolventInnen einer Universität, Fachhochschule oder Pädagogischen Hochschule einfielen ließen. Insgesamt eine Stunde hatten die „Kleeblätter“ Zeit, um über den Rosenhain zu jagen und sich als Trophäe das beliebte T-Shirt zu holen.

Andreas Schweiger

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