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Race Result
The prestigious Saucony English National Cross Country Championships 2023 took place this Saturday at Bolesworth Castle, Chester an event which always attracts top runners across age groups to test themselves against the best. We had a number of our athletes competing across the disciplines.
In the U13 boys race over 3.12km distance it was Rowan Steel who was first to finish for the Harriers crossing in 21st place in a time of 10:58 followed by Matthew Foster 88th in 11.39. Next home was Finn Pentland-Rice in 171st in 12.14 then Lucas Rogers 202nd in 12.31 and Donovan Tarn 219th in 12.42.
In the U13 girls race it was Grace Robinson-Tregear who was first of our two girls to finish, finishing in 211th position in a time of 14:13 with Freya Boon 240th in 15:01. In the U15 boys race over 4.26km, Owen Ovens finished in 226th place in 17:58 with Freya Talman 161st in 19:41 in the corresponding girls race. Dylan Wilson was the only club U17 runner, finishing in 202nd position in 25:59 for the 6km’s while Macy Kelly was also our solo U17 woman finishing in 65th in 20:44 (5km). Marissa Boon finished 73rd in 27:34 in the Junior women’s race over 6km’s while Wes Tarn finished 589th in 46:33 in a 12km race which nearly boasted 1500 runners. Well done to you all.
All results can be found here
This weekend also saw three of our athletes head to Derwent Reservoir to participate in the 5 and 10mile events. Derwent Reservoir is on the border between County Durham and Northumberland and is one of the biggest inland waters in England, 3.5 miles long and covers an area of 4 km² and has a maximum depth of 100 ft and when full, holds 11,000 million gallons….you can sleep tonight knowing this! Laura Ripley finished the 5m race in 54:29 while Sean Craggs finished the 10m in 83.47 for a new personal best while Emma Arrowsmith crossed the line in 2hrs 25.32.
Results can be found here
The second 10 mile race to take place was Snake Lane, Pocklington, a race which is described as fairly flat on a course which winds through the East Yorkshire countryside. John Clifford was once again top dog in the V50 category and first Harrier home crossing in 56:06 and 12th overall with Chris Fothergill only 40 seconds behind for a new PB. Paul Allan also went sub 60 finishing in 59:08, with jet setters Barry and Louise Talman next home in 63:51 and 66:01 respectively, Louise two seconds ahead of Peter Armstrong. Graham Bell who will have completed the course multiple times over the years finished in 84:02 with Iain Girard in 90:08.
Full results can be found here
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