Mr Sheehan said they had been training for the relay as a team by doing runs in the forest in Waipa.
"It was a really exciting event for the boys." The whole team ran from Malfroy Rd to the Lakefront where the finish line was set up.
He said they were "just elated" when they finished as a team, receiving certificates and a Lone Star t-shirt. Parents were stopping at different points and cheering them on, he said.
Mother Amy Chung said she was watching and supporting the relay. It went really well and was well organised, she said.
"The boys were behind each other 100 per cent."
She said it was a really good team-building event and food and drink was supplied for the children to keep their energy up.
Her son, Xavier Chung, 11, said his favourite part of the relay was running with his friends. He said it was quite hard because there was a lot of running uphill.
Mr Sheehan said this was their second major fundraiser, having sold quite a few loads of chopped firewood for their first.
The next major fundraiser is on April 30, he said, where the team had been given the opportunity to cater for a Marist Tri-Club Tournament. He said at this stage the team would be in the Gold Coast for five days, playing three different teams.