His time was 31.34min with Harrison Coles second in 34.57min.
The 6km was taken out by Richard Ellison in 22.27min ahead of Arron McKoy (24.12min).
The 6km walks were won by Tracy O’Sullivan from Stratford in 54.58min and Mike Riley from Hamilton in 45.32min.
Long-time event supporters Megan Blackwell (22.53min) and Fiona Sinclair (25.08min) took the top placings in the 3km with the men’s won by Peter Burgess in 25.19min.
As always the two student 3km races were well supported with more than 50 runners.
Promising new track athlete Crystal Burgess from Hamilton took the girls’ race in 12.07min from Charlotte Bell in 13.27min.
The boys’ race saw another battle between Hamilton twins Jack and Max Stirling with Jack winning in 10.27, just three seconds ahead of his brother.
Defending champion Daniel Sinclair couldn’t compete as he was running at the Australian Track & Field Champs, as was former champion Boh Ritchie.
Green said the day was a real success and acknowledged the ongoing support of principal sponsor Paper Plus Te Awamutu along with 15-year sponsors Masons Garden Centre and Showcase Jewellers Te Awamutu along with a grant from Waipā District Council.
Other businesses to support were Mitre 10 MEGA Te Awamutu, Pak’nSave Te Awamutu, Stirling Sports, FreshChoice Te Awamutu, Magills Butchery, Stallions Te Awamutu, Stewart & Cavalier, Bed Bath & Beyond Te Awamutu, Peach & Porker, Farmlands Te Awamutu, Westpac Te Awamutu, 100% Strawbridge Appliances and ANZ Te Awamutu Branch.
The Te Awamutu Athletic Club appreciates Te Awamutu Golf Club allowing them to use their venue.