Meet The Runners
Alex Wilton
Originally from the UK, Alex has lived across the US and Asia for much of his adult life. A lifelong sports enthusiast with a particular love for tennis, his current fitness ambitions lean more “work in progress” than “professional athlete.” Proud dad to 3.5-year-old Archie, he’s both daunted and excited by the 110km challenge, but determined to see it through in support of Temple Garden Foundation’s practical, community-focused work in Cambodia.
Angus Walker
Angus, originally from Australia, moved to Hong Kong in 2014. Running has been part of his life since childhood, and with a limited supply of fast-twitch muscle, he’s found the longer the distance, the better. A lover of most sports, cricket, tennis and golf in particular, Angus makes supporting Temple Garden Foundation and its work in Cambodia the centrepiece of his running.
Julien Monguillot
Julien, originally from France, has lived in Hong Kong since 2005. An avid adventurer and backcountry skier, he completed a self-supported two-week trek through Mustang in the Northern Himalayas of Nepal. He recently finished the 70km 6000D Ultra Trail in the French Alps. Keen to contribute and get involved with the Temple Garden Foundation, Julien is starting by raising awareness and funds through the 2025 Cambodia Run.
Mark Ferguson
Cambodia Run Challenge Co-Founder
Mark, originally from Scotland, moved to Asia in 2008. Before focusing on running, he played professional club cricket and represented both Scotland and Hong Kong. Now an ultramarathon veteran, Mark’s notable achievements include the 78km Hong Kong Raleigh Challenge and the 100km Oxfam Trailwalker.