I'm running 100 miles in honour of my dad, Bryan, who sadly passed away suddenly last June from Liver Cancer. This challenge is my way of remembering him, celebrating his life, and helping raise awareness of a disease that affects far too many families. I'm also raising funds for the Liver Foundation, whose work supports research, education, and those impacted by liver disease. Every donation, no matter the size, means the world and helps keep my dad's memory moving forward - one mile at a time.

Running 100 miles is a significant challenge, but to me it represents something steady and enduring — qualities I always saw in Dad. Through the long hours, the night sections and the tough moments on the trail, I’ll be thinking about him and the example he set: keep going, stay level-headed, and look after the people around you.

Why I Run

1. For my dad, Bryan
2. Honouring his fight and strength
3. Turning miles into hope
4. Every step supports liver health

The Challenge Ahead

Delirious West 100 miler

1. Start (Treetop Walk, Tingledale WA): 7:00pm Thursday 9 April
2. Remote trails, day and night along the Bibbulmun Track
3. Grit, pacing, relentless focus
4. Effort worthy of your support
5. Delirious WEST 100 & 200 Miler | Ultra Series Australia