Weekly Round Up w/e 8th May

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The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the club to provide us with any content that may enhance the information that is shared each week.

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Race Results

Club Championship Points can be found here

On Tuesday we had some of our seniors at the NEMAA road relays led by new senior captain Wes Tarn. The ladies team of Amy Pickworth, Michaela Sowerby and Nova Tarn finished 12th in their race behind some quality female teams but we had better success in the mens race starting off with our M45 category team lead by John Clifford who put an incredible first leg in to give Simon Rogers and Colin Taylor a lead to hold on to to bring home the gold and finish 7th overall. Our second M45 team with Karl Hume, Graham ‘the champ’ Hindmarsh and Barry Talman finished 21st in a large field. Our V55 team made up from Stephen Dent, Ian Brown and Jeff Miller finished in the bronze medal position and 31st overall meaning a good collection of medals for the seniors. Well done all.

Results can be found here

Thank goodness for the ladies!! The usual suspects

The weekend saw a number of our juniors and a sprinkle of seniors competing at Charles Stuart Open Graded Meeting at Middlesboro. Some superb performances right across our age groups, the younger members of the club seems to just get better and better which makes the future of the club very exciting.

Full results from the event can be found here

Lucie
Lottie Graves
Massive leap from Thomas Hill

Saturday evening saw two of our runners at the Sunderland 5k with a new faster course for 2022. Phil Teece acting as pacer for understudy Libby Hammond finished together in 22:02.

Sunderland 5k Results can be found here

Libby full of smiles in the 5k and our Couch 2 group enjoying some well earned refreshments post race

Lee Johnson was back on his native soil as he was competing in the Bucharest 10km back in Romania. Lee who has been absent from races for the last few months due to injury and then being knocked off his bike whilst cycling still managed an impressive 6th

Full race results can be found here

Sunday morning saw the two other Sunderland events take place, the 10km and half and we had a large turnout for both. In the 10km James Largey put in another top drawer performance to finish first Harrier home in a superb 33.06 with John Clifford finishing 1st in his age category with another superb run of 33.47 cementing his position as top V50 in the UK. We had another large turnout of Harriers predominately from our Couch 2 group, many of whom were running their first race for the club. Excellent running by you all, some good performances today.

Hayden Thompson finished in 58:43, Joanne Hammond 1:18:25, Emma Arrowsmith 1:18:12, Lauren Berwick 1:33:31, Neil Chalmers 46:43 and Kathryn Bradley 1:18:12 all ran but not registered as a Harrier at point of entry

We had four of the seniors in the Half marathon, Trevor Mitchell the first of which crossed the line in 1.46.22 ahead of Simon Daniels in 1.48.09, Lee Hammond in 1.52.48 and Laura Ripley in 2.31.30. Great work guys!

10km results can be found here Half marathon results can be found here

Ed Lamb was our only runner at the Leeds half marathon on Sunday, despite putting in a sub 18 min 5km parkrun the previous day Ed ran a solid 1.24.32 on the day for 76th place. Good work Ed!

Start of the Half marathon
Alcohol free beer for Ed

Full results can be found here

We had three of our seniors competing at the British Masters Pentathlon on Sunday at the Oxford Horspath Athletics Stadium. Only athletes over the age of 35 and are UKA registered can enter these events although overseas competitors can also participate. On the day our three pentathletes came home with some bling. Surprisingly these events are heavily supported by V50+ athletes so a great opportunity for anyone at the club over 35 to get involved and compete for medals. Well done to Andy, Sarah and Lindsey on their competition bling! More information on how to get involved can be found here

Full results can be found here

Lindsey, Andy and Sarah

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