Craig and Oboya winners over 800m at Box Hill Classic

27 March 2025

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Peyton Craig and Bendere Oboya have tuned up for Saturday’s Maurie Plant Meet in Melbourne with outings at the ‘Home of PBs’ at the Box Hill Classic.

Peyton Craig ran to victory in 1:46.90 in the 800m at the 2025 Box Hill Classic held at Hagenauer Reserve, Box Hill.

Bendere Oboya recorded a comfortable victory despite fading on the second lap, winning the 800m at the 2025 Box Hill Classic in 2:05.63.

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