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February 2019

Athletics Monthly

The Journal of the World-Famous Scarborough Athletic Club

The club members at Welton Cross Country

Updated Race Diary Road Rankings. Cross Country Participation. Updated to 17

th February

Yorkshire Biathle Film after Thirsk 10mile road race Road Race Rankings. Updated to 14 February Special General Meeting Minutes Committee Meeting Minutes Mini Biographies. Rowan Johnson and Keith Pritchard Cartoon of the Month Quote of the Month Press Reports

From the Editor

Welcome to the February Edition, and with thanks to Rowan Johnson and Keith Pritchard for contributing their Mini Biographies. In addition to all the regular items, I have added Cross Country Rankings up until the final East Yorkshire League meeting, and the English Schools Championships, partly for interest, but also to achieve transparency as regards how Club Awards will be decided. In future I will publish the latest standings in every edition from the start of the season. After the Race Diary is some information regarding Biathle There is also news about a special screening of a film about running at the Thirsk Cinema on the afternoon of the Thirsk 10 Road Race I have also added an additional column in the Road Ranking item, which is the best performance of the previous year 2018. This will serve to indicate the amount of improvement achieved over the year as now, but also as compared to the previous year. Please as always, let me know of any ‘omitted’ or inaccurate results after please checking on Power of 10 website. I strive to report on every event that club members compete in, but please let me know of any races I have not included in my weekly Race Reports, so that I can include in the following week’s submission to the Scarborough News, who very pleasingly, publish more or less verbatim all that I send in by 10.00 every Tuesday morning. .

Mick Thompson

01723 864442 [email protected]

2019 Race Diary

Road, Multi Terrain, Fell, Cross Country Track and Field, Parkruns

Most popular with club members

Added 2019

East Hull Harriers League Races added Road

Date Venue Distance Comment 10 Mar Spen Valley 20 mile Yorkshire Champs. Hilly 14 Mar York 5K Series (2) 5K

17 Mar Trimple Morecambe 20 mile Worth the journey. PB course 17 Mar East Hull 20 mile Tough course 17 Mar Thirsk 10 mile PB course 17 Mar Bradford 10K

24 Mar Wakefield 10K Mildly undulating 24 Mar London Landmarks Half Mara

31 Mar Elvington 5 & 10 mile See York Run York Race.

7 Apr Hornsea 1/3 Mar Official distance 7 Apr Burton Pidsea 10K

7 Apr Great Manchester Mara Fast Course 11 Apr York 5K Series (3) 5K

14 Apr Sheffield Half Mara

14 Apr Vale of York 10 mile

16 Apr E.H.H League New Ellerby 5 miles Race 1 of 8

19 Apr New Marske 10K Good Friday Race. Now Full 22 Apr Ackworth Half Mara Easter Monday Race 28 Apr Blackpool Mara, 10K Fast if not windy on seafront 28 Apr London Mara Full 30 Apr E.H.H League. Sproatley 6 Miles Race 2 of 8

5 May Kirkby Moorside 10K Club favourite. Tough but very popular race 5 May Scunthorpe Half Mara North Lincolnshire Half

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9 May York 5K Series (4) 5K

12 May Leeds Half Mara ‘Run for All’ event 14 May East Park Hull 4 miles Race 3 of 8. (Plus 2 mile Fun Run)

12 May. Beverley 10K Full. Official Swaps possible 19 May Manchester 10k, ½ Mara

25/26 May Liverpool Half Mara 5 k on 25 May 28 May E.H.H. League. Leven 10K Race 4 of 8

Jun. TBN Tameside Various 4 races over 4 days 2 Jun Hull 10K &1/2 Mara ‘Run for All ‘events’ 9 Jun New Marske 10K ‘Victorian’

11 Jun E.H.H. League Sproatley 7 Miles Race 5 of 8

13 Jun York 5 K Series (5) 5K

17 Jun TBC Scalby Fair Various Part of village fair. Very informal. No club vests! 21-23 Jun Edinburgh Various 5K, 10K, Half and Full Marathon

25 Jun EHH League Coniston 10K Race 6 of 8

30 Jun Humber Bridge 10K Saturday Race. Mostly on the bridge 30 Jun Harrogate 10K

30 Jun Southport Half Mara Also, a 10K 12 Jul. Walkington 10k Club favourite. May sell out.

Jul. TBN Rother Valley 5 mile

7 Jul Kilburn Feast 7 mile Hilly and scenic 7 July Leeds 10K ‘Run for All’ race 9 Jul E.H.H. Skirlaugh 8 miles Race 7 of 8

10 Jul Doncaster 5K Wed night. Town centre race 11 Jul York 5K Series (6) 5K

14 Jul British 10K London 10K

21 Jul Grimsby 10K

23 Jul E.H.H. League Hedon 4 Miles Race 8 of 8

Aug. TBN York 5K Millennium Bridge races & shorter races 4 Aug York 10K ‘Run for All’ event 8 Aug York 5K Series (7) 5K

11 Aug Dublin 10K 1/2 Mara

16-20 Aug Hell, on the Humber Various 6 to 36 hours events. See Website 24 Aug Blackpool 5K 10K Saturday Night 25 Aug Malton 10K Pure fun – wine involved!

Sep TBN Big Stockport 10K

Sep TBN Gilberdyke 10 mile

Sep TBC Derwent Dash 10K Stamford Bridge 1 Sep Hornsea 5K

1 Sep Tholthorpe 10K Club favourite. Incorporates N. Yorks 10K Champs

8 Sep Newscastle. GNR 1/2 Mara Entry on line January TBN. Will sell out. 12 Sep York 5K Series (8) 5K

14 Sep Castleton Show Saturday race, ‘Fell race on the road’ 15 Sep Vale of York Half Mara

22 Sep Hull Mara

29 Sep Berlin Mara

29 Sep Nottingham Mara Tough half – boring 2nd

half 29 Sep Nottingham 1/2 Mara Tough urban course 29 Sep Redcar 1/2 Mara

29 Sep Yorkshire Coast 10K Open on 1 June 0700. Will sell out in hours! Oct TBN Bridlington 1/2 Mara PB potential if not windy Oct TBN Halloween Humber Bridge - 6 hours on the bridge Oct TBN Elloughton (Jim Dingwall) 10K Fast 2 lap . Date often delayed. Humber Tri Club.

7 Oct Chester Mara PB potential 10 Oct York 5K Series (9) 5K

20 Oct York Mara Club favourite, Will sell out. 20 Oct York 10 mile

Nov TBN Leeds 10K Club Favourite Abbey Dash race. Fast course. Nov. TBN Barnsley 10K

Nov. TBN Doncaster 10K

Nov. TBN Ponteland 10 mile

3 Nov New York USA Mara J 14 Nov York 5K Series (10) 5K

17 Nov Conwy 1/2 Mara

17 Nov Rother Valley 10K

Dec TBN Ribble Valley 10K

Multi Terrain See also the ‘It’s Grim Up North Running’ website for numerous trail races

Date Venue Distance 2 Mar Dalby Forest Dark Run 5K 19 Aprl Easter Egg, Bridlington 5 miles. Good Friday 21 Apr Hemsley 10K 19 May Fountains Abbey 10K 19 May Ravenscar Half Mara & 10K 2 Jun Mulgrave Castle 10K 2 Jun Top of the Wolds 10K 14 Jun Sledmere Sunset Trail 10K Friday night. Club favourite June TBN Glorious Gargrave Festival 5k to Ultra July TBN Castle Howard 6K & 10K 28 July Ryedale Festival. Ampleforth College 5k to marathon Jul TBN Lyke Wake Challenge 40 miles 24 Aug Smugglers Trod 17 and 25 miles Sep TBN Filey Beach 10K. ‘Lions’ event 22 Sep Forest and Moors – Dalby Forest 10K, Half and Full marathon Nov TBN Gunpowder Plot Trail. York 10K 10 Nov Dalby Dash 10K. (EYXC Clash) Dec TBN Loftus Poultry Run 8 miles. Club favourite Dec TBN York Chocolate Run 10K Dec TBN Rudolf Romp 25 miles

Hardmoors. (See Hardmoors website for further details) 26.2 Series – Includes half marathon and 10K approximate distances

Date Title 12 May Wainstones 9 June White Horse 4 Aug Farndale 13 Oct Osmotherly

Ultras

Date Distance Starting Point 16 Mar 55 Miles Guisborough 24-26 May 200 Hull 25/26 May 110 miles Filey 15 Sep 60 miles Guiseley 24 Nov 80 miles Hessle

Cross Country EYXC

3 Mar Sewerby

Schools Championships

English Schools Temple Newsam 16 Mar

English Year 7 Leicestershire 23 Mar

Fell See Esk Valley Fell Club for information re course/distance/climb for all races Winter Series. All Sunday mornings 3 March Glaisdale Rigg

14 April Gisborough Moors 28 April Blakey Blitz Summer Series. Various days

Wednesday 1 May Gribdale Growler Saturday 11 May Fox and Hounds Wednesday 5 June Ossy Oiks Wednesday 19 June Whorlton Run Sunday 14 July Viking Chase 4 Peaks Wednesday 24 July Inclined to Madnes Saturday 3 August Osmotherly Show Wednesday 4 September Roseberry Topping Saturday 8 September Castleton Show. (Separate Junior Race) Sunday 22 September Fry-up Frazzler. ( Home Fixture) Winter 2018/19 Season. . Sundays other than Friday 27 December Race .

6 October Saltergate Gallows 20 October Gormire Gamble 3 November Lockton Limping 24 November Eskdale Eureka 27 December Guisborough Woods Other Races. Various Days

Sunday 17 March The Skyline Tuesday 21 March Roseberry Romp Tuesday 9 July Bransdale Tuesday 6 August Ravenscar Rumble Saturday 17 August (TBC) Rosedale Show Track and Field

Northern Athletics Track and Field League

19 May York (We will host) 16 June Darlington 14 July Jarrow 10 August Middlesborough Championships 12/13 Jan. Northern Indoors. Sheffield York Summer League 5 fixtures but no information published yet Open Meetings Hull, York, Middlesbrough and Wakefield – TBN Parkruns All start at 0900 every Saturday. Standard 5 K for all local events (some have a 2.5 K option). Free to enter. Log on 24 hours before 1

st Parkrun Web to register and get a barcode to use for all future races.

Parkruns; Dalby Forest, Sewerby, York, Hull x 3, Middlesbrough x 2 – and all over the UK and some overseas countries- look up before going abroad!

Biathle

Information from Yorkshire Biathle Club

For those new to this sport, Biathle is a continuous run/swim/run event with a transition between each element as you

are not allowed to swim in your running shoes. Distances vary depending on your age group which ranges from 7-70+

(so parents can take part as well).

Our 1st event is on Sunday 24th March at the Ennerdale Leisure Centre in Hull which starts with a training session in

the morning (ideal for beginners) at 10.00am and a competition in the afternoon.

Our 2nd event is on Sunday 23rd June and is called the "Biathle of the Roses", a joint event with a team from

Lancashire. This year the Lancashire team are organising and hosting the event and is due to take place in Lytham St

Annes.

Our 3rd event is on Saturday 27th July and is the Yorkshire Biathle Championships starting at 10.30pm at Allerthorpe

Lakeland Park, near Pocklington, which includes an Open Water swim. There is a team competition included in this

event. Entry form attached.

Our 4th event is on Sunday 1st September at the York Sport Village in York and the event commences at 2.30pm.

This is also a GB Series event which is open to all.

For more information on Biathle and membership, please go to the website www.pentathlongb.org , the calendar lists

all the competitions, and entry forms are also available.

Online entries are also available this year for all 4 events. These can be found

at https://www.pentathlongb.org/events/list/competition

Those that have completed all 4 events of the Yorkshire Biathle Series will receive an award.

We thank you for your continued support in 2019 and look forward to seeing you at one or all of our competitions.

Kind Regards Suzanne Clarkson Secretary and Competition Organiser Yorkshire Biathle Club Est. 2012 2019 YBC Competitions: Sunday 24th March - Hull Training and Competition Sunday 23rd June - Biathle of the Roses, St. Anne's - Run by NW Hub Saturday 27th July - Allerthorpe Lakeland Park

Post Thirsk 10 Film. Message from Thirsk and Sowerby Harriers

As fellow runners I wanted to alert you (your members) to an exciting event being organised on Sunday 17th March 2019. I have organised a special screening of a film called Skid Row Marathon www.skidrowmarathon.com The film will show at the wonderful Ritz Cinema in Thirsk on Sunday 17 March 2019. Doors open 2pm for a 2.30pm start. The Ritz team have been very supportive and helpful of this project. We are charging £9.50 per ticket (including booking fee) To book visit - https://www.wegottickets.com/event/463719 I greatly hope this will be a popular afternoon and a good turnout can be encouraged - with all profits going to Bendrigg Trust - www.bendrigg.org.uk

http://www.pentathlongb.org/

https://www.pentathlongb.org/events/list/competition

http://www.skidrowmarathon.com/

https://www.wegottickets.com/event/463719

http://www.bendrigg.org.uk/

Skid Row Marathon is a documentary about a criminal court judge in Los Angeles who starts a running club. He hopes to change the fortunes of recovering addicts, the homeless and paroled convicts, some of whom passed through his court. It is quite an uplifting documentary that follows a group as they marathon train together. Three years ago, I participated in the junior Great North Run with my friend Ewan Harrison. The 'run' entailed me pushing Ewan around the course in his wheelchair. His form of celebral palsy means he can't walk. That year and since then I have also taken part in the Great North Run half marathon with a team raising funds and awareness for The Bendrigg Trust. Now that Ewan is seventeen, we are able to enter the full half marathon together for the first time and we have already signed up for the race, which takes place on Sunday 8 September 2019. I think (and hope?!) the film will appeal to a wide range of people including, of course, runners. The Thirsk 10 mile road race takes place on the morning of 17 March, so I'm hoping a few stick around in town for the afternoon and come along to the film! www.thirskandsowerbyharriers.co.uk/thirsk-10 The attached flyer contains further details about the film, Bendrigg Trust and Ewan's & Paul's Adventures. Follow us and share the event on social media here: www.facebook.com/ewanandpaul ALL TICKETS ON-LINE £ 9.50 (inc Booking Fee) - No Concessions and seats allocated on arrival. To book visit - https://www.wegottickets.com/event/463719 If you can share this with your fellow runners, I would be very grateful - feel free to share on any media channels or pass on to other folk you feel might be interested, the more the merrier. I hope to see you there! Many thanks, Paul & Ewan www.facebook.com/ewanandpaul

Latest Senior (17 years and above) Cross County Participation

EYXC Total

Races

NYXC Total

Races Other Races

Grand Total

Hester Butterworth 4 1,2,3,4 4 1,2,3, 5 Yorks Champs 9

Alan Whelan 5 1,2,3,4,5 5

Mally Sweetlove 5 1,2,3,4,5 5

Beckie May 5 1,2,3,4,5 5

Chris Duck 5 1,2,3,4,5 5

Rebecca Dent 5 1,2,3,4,5 5

Lisa Bourne 4 1,2,3,4 1 2 5

Chris Bourne 5 1,2,3,4,5 5

Dave Shipley 4 1,2 4. 5 4

Neil Scruton 4 1,2,3, 5 4

Keith Pritchard 4 2,3,4,5 4

Mark May 4 1, 3,4,5 4

Sally Kingscott 4 1,2,3, 5 4

Nicholls. Ian 4 1,2,3 5 4

Jayne Graves 4 1,2,3,4 4

Andy Curtis 4 1, 2,3,4 4

Paul Butler 3 1,2,3 2 2 4

Simon Burnley 4 2,3,4,5 4

Hikari Yamaguchi 2 2,3 3

Jenna Wheatman 3 1, 3,4 3

Matt Middleton 3 1 3,4 3

Lorraine Hewitt 3 1,2, 4 3

Dale Hepples 2 1,2 Yorks Champs 3

Michelle Fletcher 3 2,3,4 3

Michael Dowson 3 1, 3,4 3

Tom Cassidy 2 2 4 Yorks Champs 3

Sacha Butterworth 1 1 2 1,2 3

Nat Warwick 1 2 1 3 2

Sam Shepherdson 2 1 2, 2

Carina Pelucci 2 2.3 2

Glyn Hewitt 2 1,2, 2

Sue Haslam 2 2,3 2

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Gill Glegg 2 1,2 2

Iain Fletcher 2 3,4 2

Hiedi Coates 2 2,3 2

Nikki Carr 1 3 1 2 2

Robert Bailey 2 3 5 2

Martin Aston 2 2,3 2

Owen Willis 1 3 1

Nev Watson 1 4 1

Ekaitz Unanue 1 3 1

Andy Southwick 1 2 1

Jack Robertson 1 1 1

Robert Preston 1 1 1

Sharon Parsons 1 1 1

Kevin Moment 1 4 1

Louise Milne 1 3 1

Avril Metcalfe 1 1 1

Matt Machouki 1 3 1

Bob Lillie 1 2 1

James Kraft 1 2 1

Shaun Hopper 1 2 1

Fay Hethershaw 1 2 1

Del Hand 1 3 1

Jane Hamp 1 3 1

Donna Gibson 1 3 1

Shirley Field 1 3 1

Nick Coombes 1 3 1

Tom Carrington 1 2 1

John Butler 1 1 1

Latest Cross-Country Records/Standing 2018-19 Season NB. Standings are mine taken from results this season. Final Standings will be published after the Club’s Annual Awards Presentation

Results published are by finish position for club and Overall Gender.

Standings - Participation in races, Positions in team, Performances in Race by Gender considered.

East Yorkshire League Male Senior (Under-40) * See Championship Races

Name Current Standing

Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

M. Dowson 1 1/12 - 2/26 2/19 -

M. Middleton 2 2/16 - 1/16 3/32 -

T. Cassidy * 3 - 2/31 - 7/73 -

R. Bailey 4 - - 4/38 - 1/45

I. Fletcher 5 - 3/34 4/50 -

J. Kraft 6 - 1/1 - - -

N. Watson 7 - - - 1/18 -

J. Robertson 8 3/22 - - - -

S. Hopper 9 3/102 - - -

R. Preston 10 4/55 - - - -

K. Warwick * 11 - 4/107 - - -

K. Unanue 12 - - 5/60 - -

T. Carrington 13 - 5/128 - - -

Over-40 * See Championship Races



A. Curtis 1 2/50 2/69 1/37 1/70 -

D. Hepples * 2 1/44 1/58 - - -

A. Southwick 3 - - 3/75 - -

Over-45



C. Duck 1 1/26 2/39 2/17 1/47 1/40

C. Bourne 2 3/73 4/82 6/61 4/95 3/96

S. Burnley 3 - 3/49 3/33 2/61 2/52

G. Hewitt 4 2/34 1/35 - - -

M. Machouki 5 - - 1/13 - -

K. Moment 6 - - - 3/77 -

O. Willis 7 - - 4/46 - -

D. Hand 8 - - 5/49 = -

Over-50 * See NYSD Results



A. Whelan 1 2/27 2/34 2/20 1/32 1/41

R. Butler * 2 1/8 1/8 1/5 - -

M. Aston 5 - 3/12 3/100 - -

Over-55



M. May 1 1/90 - 1/67 1/100 1/90

N. Coombes 2 - 2/93 - -

Over-60



D. Shipley 1 1/110 1/112 - 1/93 1

Over-65



K.Pritchard 1 - 1/134 1/84 1/127 1/116

M. Sweetlove 2 2/124 2/140 2/104 2/138 2/127

J. Butler 3 1/109 - - - -

Over-70



N. Scruton 1 1/48 1/59 1/39 - 1/71

Female Senior (Under-35)



R. Dent 1 1/21 2/24 3/17 1/19 1/18

J. Wheatman 2 2/32 - 4/20 2/40 -

H.Yamaguchi 3 - 1/10 2/14 - -

S.Butterworth 4 3/61 - - - -

Over-35



M. Fletcher 21 - 1/45 1/29 1/41 -

Over-40



H. Coates 1 - 1/32 1/18

Over-45. * * See NYSD and Championship Results * See NYSD



H. Butterworth * *

1 1/3 1/6 1/5 1/9 -

B. May 2 2/7 2/12 2/10 2/12 1/12

L. Bourne * 3 3/24 3/28 3/25 3/31 -

L. Hewitt 4 4/29 5/37 - 4/61 -

S. Shepherdson 5 5/59 6/74 - - -

F. Hethershaw 6 - 4/33 - - -

Over-50



S. Kingscott 1 1/48 1/64 2/35 - 1/48

D. Gibson 2 - - 1/30 -- -

C. Pelucci 3 - 2/65 3/37 - -

L. Milne 4 - - 4/51 - -

Over-55



J. Graves 1 1/43 1/55 - 1/48 -

G. Glegg 2 2/56 2/68 - - -

S, Field 3 - - 1/61 - -

A.Metcalfe 4 3/87 - - - -

S. Parsons 5 4/91

Over-60



S. Haslam 1 - 1/13 1/8 - -

J. Hamp 2 - - 2/15

North Yorkshire and South Durham League

Male Under-11


Relay Race1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

H. Cole 1 1/4 - - - - -

A. Cole 2 2/5 - - - - -

A.Carr 3 - - 1/14 - - -

Under-13 * See Championship Results



L. Lambert 1 - 2/22 2/23 1/16 -

O. Riley * 2 2/20 - 1/20 - -

B. Cross * 3 - 1/13 - - -

Under-15. * See Championship Races

Name Current Standing Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

O.Riley *

Under-17 *See Championship Races


H. Butterworth * 1 1/8 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/4

C. Mummert 2 - 2/8 2/13 2/9 -

Senior (Under-40) * See East Yorks


N. Warwick * 10 - 1/136 - -

Over-50 * See East Yorks Results


P. Butler * 2 - 1/22 - - -

I.Nicholls 3 1/143 2/107 1/125 - 1/94

Female Under-11 Name Current Standing Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

R. Dove 1 1/15 -

Under-13 * See Championship Races Name Current Standing Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

A. Potter-Firth * 1 - 1/5 1/7 1/5 1/7

A. Halliday * 2 2/17 2/13 - 2/7 2/9

T. Lambert * 3 1/13 3/20 2/12 - 3/10

G. Carr 4 - 4/21 - - -

Under-15 * See Championship Results


I. Nicholls * 1 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1 1/1

L. Dove 2 - 2/9 - - -

Under-20 Name Current Standing Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

S. Butterworth 1 1/30 1/13 - - -

Senior (Under-35) Name Current Standing Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6

N. Carr 1 - 1/29 - - -

Over-45 ** See East Yorks and Championships * See East Yorks,


H. Butterworth ** 1 1/13 1/13 1/8 - 1/17

L.Bourne * 2 2/143

Championships Male

Name Age Group

Yorkshire Northern National North Yorks Schools

North East Counties Schools

English Schools

B. Cross U13 - - - - -

O. Riley U13 - 1/186 1/1 - -

O.Stringer U15 1/17 - - 1/2 (Jnr Boys) 1/41

H. Butterworth U17 - 1/91 - 1/25 (Inter-Boys) -

T. Cassidy Sen 1/224 - - - -

D. Hepples M40 2/228 - - - -

Female

M. Stringer U13 1/39 - - 1/10 (Year 7) 1/23

A. Potter-Firth U13 2/46 - - 2/27 (Jnr Girls) -

A. Halliday U13 3/50 - - 3/37 (Jnr Girls) -

T. Lambert U13 - - - 4.38 (Jnr Girls) -

I. Nicholls U15 - 1/22 - 1/1 (Jnr Girls) 1/5

A. Lofts U15 - - - 1/18 (Inter Girls) -

H,Butterworth F45 1/78 - = - -

2019 Road Race Rankings

Includes all 2019 performances at each distance and PBs when achieved/ known

Age Group Key. (18 years and younger no colour)

Senior Over-35 Female Over-40 Over-45 Over-50 Over-55 Over-60 Over-65 Over-70 Over-75 5 Kilometres

Middleton. M 2018 York (1)

Sen 17.53 17.55

Cassidy. T 2018 York (1)

Sen - 19.36 (PB)

Smart. D 2018 York (1)

M50 19.09 19.44

Women

Vaughan. S 2018 Disney. USA

F35 - 35.42 (PB)

10 Kilometres

Marshall. D 2018 Scunthorpe

M55 - 47.29 (PB)

Women

Trown. J 2018 London Winter

F35 51.59 50.11 (PB)

Marshall. S 2018 Scunthorpe

F50 - 53.07 (PB)

Trown. D 2018 London Winter

F45 55.53 54.38 (PB)

Metcalfe. A 2018 Southport

F55 62,46 66.34


F35 65.23 67.08

10 Miles Men

Markham.P 2018 Ferriby

M45 62,43 66.36

Southwick, A 2018 Ferriby

M40 82.01 75.43 (PB)

Hopper. S 2018 Ferriby

Sen - 76.41 (PB)

Bourne. C 2018 Ferriby

F45 74.25 77.32

Field. D 2018 Ferriby

M55 74.40 79.04

Barnard. P 2018 Ferriby

M50 76.42 87.36

Shelton. G 2018 Ferriby

M60 87.19 90.49

Women

Birley. E-J 2018 Ferriby

F40 90.02 99.59

Half Marathon Men

Middleton. M 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen 83,05 85.02

Markham. P 2018 Brass Monkey

M45 83.31 89.43

Fletcher. I 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen 95.50 89.55 (PB)

Messenger. A 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen - 95.25

Smart. D 2018 Brass Monkey

M50 87.29 96.25

Chapman. P 2018 Brass Monkey

M50 95.59 98.18

Gavin. T 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen 95.59 99.39

C. Bourne 2018 Brass Monkey

M45 100.17 102.42

.Sheader. R 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen 101,54 102.34

Barnard.P 2018 Brass Monkey

M50 106.08* 109.35

Shelton. G 2018 * Brass Monkey

M60 150.34 119.58

* 109.38 PB 2017 Female

Marshall. R 2018 Brass Monkey

F35 86.55 84,22 (PB)

ickson. S 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen - 90.33

Haslam. S 2018 4 Villages

F60 91.59 93.44

Yamaguchi. H 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen - 100.30 (PB)

Dent.R 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen 111.45 104.21 (PB)

Langham. J 2018 Brass Monkey

Sen 114.39 109.56 (PB)

Simmons. E 2018 Brass. Monkey

F40 109.33 113.25

Wilkinson. K 2018 Brass Monkey

F40 - 114.17 (PB)

Trown. J 2018 Brass Monkey

F35 115.33 115.49

Fletcher. M 2018 Brass Monkey

F35 122.18 120.31

Fish. J 2018 Brass Monkey

F55 135,34 154.59


F35 - 166.29

Jones. L 2018 Funchal

F60 142.54 179.38

Marathon Female


F35 - 6.18.02

Special General Meeting held on 31 January 2019

The meeting was opened by David Field, club Chairman, who introduced the purpose and format of the meeting, to appoint the new Trustees and a new Treasurer. Apologies for absence: Ralph Broadley, Melanie Padgham, Neil Scruton, Margaret Scruton, Tony Tomaszewicz and Jane Hamp. Election of new Trustees: David Field announced that five members had been nominated and seconded for four available places on the club committee, these being Dale Hepples, Alan Whelan, Tony Rawling, Glenn Shelton and Hiede Wilson. A personal statement from each nominee was read out and members present then voted for their preferred candidates. As a result, Alan Whelan, Dale Hepples, Glenn Shelton and Hiede Wilson were elected as trustees. Election of new Treasurer: David Field announced that one member had been nominated and seconded for the position of club Treasurer, Rebecca Dent. A personal statement was read out and members present then voted for or against the nominee being appointed. By majority vote, Rebecca Dent was elected as Treasurer. David Field thanked the nominees for their support of the club and welcomed the new Trustees and Treasurer. The meeting closed at 8.36pm.

Committee Meeting held on February 7, 2019

Present: David Field (Chairman), Harry Forkin, Shaun Tymon, Chris Wade, Simon Valente, Tony Tomaszewicz, Hiede Wilson, Rebecca Dent, Dale Hepples, Glenn Shelton, Alan Whelan, Mick Thompson Apologies for absence: Melanie Padgham, Ralph Broadley David Field welcomed Rebecca Dent as the club’s new treasurer and Dale Hepples, Hiede Wilson, Glenn Shelton and Alan Whelan as new Trustees to the meeting. Correspondence: No statement has yet been received to clarify and substantiate concerns previously raised by a club member about the club’s processes and activity. In these circumstances the club’s trustees resolved to draw a line under the matter if possible and the member concerned will be communicated with to this effect. Chris Wade has raised the fact that a one-day training course for track and field officials is being made available. This will be offered to club members, the number of officials available currently being quite low. Club Website: Club member Katie Wilkinson, who was previously tasked with updating the club website, attended to update the committee on this matter. To date, work on establishing a new website has covered securing a domain name for 10 years, hosting arrangements, template design and obtaining security certification. Further work to complete the website is required by a specialist company. Katie has investigated options for this, the average cost for such work being over £3,000. However, a local company, Colour Creation, has been identified who would undertake the work required for £500 plus VAT. The committee agreed to proceed with this agreement in principle, pending confirmation of any on-costs and the freedom for the club to manage the site. Screenshots of the proposed new site will be forwarded to the committee. The intention is to have the new website in place by April 1

st, 2019. Katie was

thanked for her work on this project. Safeguarding: Jo Monty, the club’s welfare officer, attended to address the committee. She felt that some good safeguarding measures are in place but that there is room for improvement. Some aims for the future are for coaches and run leaders to have DBS checks, ensuring the use of incident report forms and identifying all run leaders, coaches and first aiders in the club. The safeguarding policy will be reviewed. Jo will set out the mandatory and advisable steps for the club in terms of safeguarding provision. It was confirmed that run leaders and coaches will be required to undertake the online safeguarding course provided by England Athletics at the time of renewing their licences. This costs £10, which the club will fund. Finance Report: The club’s account balances are currently as follows: Current account: £10,230.80 Race account: £7,549.01 Savings account: £41,710.07 Tony Tomaszewicz and Rebecca Dent will communicate and work together to introduce Rebecca, as the club’s new treasurer, to the club’s accounting processes. Social Events: A social meal at Tricolo’s on February 8

th has attracted around 25 members. A ten pin bowling

evening is planned for March 15th. A truffle making event may be held in May.

Junior Section Issues: Letters have been sent to parents of junior members regarding the need for rowdy behaviour to be eliminated at training sessions. Numbers of juniors attending sessions are now thriving, and there is a need to

juggle available coaches and helpers to cover the sessions. Some equipment has gone missing from the storage facility at the rugby club, and there is a need for a lockable facility on site, controlled by SAC. This will be raised with the rugby club. Chris Wade mentioned that the cost of hoodies will increase slightly, the meeting agreed that the selling price will be £17/21 for juniors and adults. Membership: A query regarding the payment to UK Athletics for each member was discussed. The new fee is £16 per member; the club will cover this increase without increasing membership fees for the present. The question of members failing to renew their membership but continuing to avail themselves of the club’s facilities, and entering races under the club’s name, was discussed. This issue will be taken forward at a future meeting to try to ensure that all concerned are treated fairly. New Track Development in Scarborough: No news to report on this matter. McCains 10k and Fun Run: No report. Any Other Business: The potential of resurrecting and reviewing the criteria for club championships was introduced and will be discussed further at the next committee meeting. The possibility of an award for most competitive miles in a year was raised. The need to consider how many run leaders the club needs, and how a longer-term rota system might work, was discussed. Alan Whelan intends to undertake an Off-Road Leaders Course. Date and Location of Next Committee Meeting: This will be held at Scarborough Rugby Club on March 14

th, 2019.

Mini Biographies

Keith Pritchard

Years as a runner: I never considered myself anything but a social runner, but I guess I’ve been running forever, particularly as a supplement to football training for well over 40 years. Best performance: I ran a half-marathon in East Leeds in 1981 sub 1 hour 20 and Leeds Abbey dash 10k circa 1990 around 38 minutes. Favourite race: GNR I think, 1986, because I had only run a few races ever, the experience was quite humbling and overwhelming. Oh! And I ran 1.28. Favourite female athlete: Jess Ennis-Hill. A fantastic athlete and a truly lovely person.

Favourite male athlete: David Hemery. Tokyo 1964 piqued my interest in athletics as a 11-year-old so that by 1968 I loved watching as much as I could on tv. I remember sitting in front of the tv with my fingers crossed for longer than the 48 seconds it took for him to win gold. I remember crying I was so proud and even when I watch it now it makes me feel emotional. Targets: This year to be well under 50 minutes for 10k, sub 1.50 for a half and better than 4.30 at Manchester full marathon. Ambitions: Like most of us older ones just to keep running forever. The likes of Harry, Ralph and Neil and the ladies too (no names it’s not polite) are a real inspiration. I am slowly realising that just doing it, is as important as the time. Funniest moment: Has to be my first race as a SAC club member at Langdale End in 2017. All kitted out in spotless gear (some of it new) I tripped and fell, face first after 2 miles, in a foot of cold wet slimey mud. Someone from another club helped me up, and then a few hundred yards further on I fell again. Some people never learn. However, I can honestly say it was a fantastic day out and team SAC made me feel so welcome. Joining the club is the best sporty decision I have made in a long time. Thank you, Lynn Watson, for inviting me along.

Rehearsal Run for the first Yorkshire Coast 10K

L-R. Katie Rawnsley, Ralph Broadley, Rowan, Chris Clayton

Years as a runner: I have been a runner for 39 years having started as an 11-year-old when my primary school teacher asked if I wanted to be in the “jogging team”, otherwise known as taking part in the muddy Sheffield Schools’ Cross Country Championships in Graves Park in my white lace up plimsolls. Having come 2

nd I was encouraged to

join Hallamshire Harriers and began training three times a week at Hillsborough with coaches Graham Naylor and Roland Heathcote, making lifelong friends. I have also been a member of Cambridge University Hare and Hounds and Athletics Club and Portsmouth AC. Best performances: Junior. Reaching the 1500m final of my first English Schools Athletics Championships in 1983 (I came last and a certain Dame Kelly Holmes won the race!). Best junior performances 3

rd National 1500m, 5

th National XC and 6

th

English Schools XC. Senior. Winning one of the Dave Parry fell races outright in summer 2002 was fun. Being selected to run for England at cross country and fell after coming 9

th in the Inter-Counties then for Great Britain

for the up and down European Mountain Running Championships in Madeira in 2002, where we came 2nd

team (Angela Mudge, Nathalie White, Lou Roberts and me). Road 10K PB at Portsmouth in 2002: 33.32 Favourite Races: Dave Parry’s fell courses and East Yorkshire XC

Least favourite: Finals of national athletics/English Schools 1500 metres and all the psyching out that goes on putting on your spikes altogether. I wouldn’t have the psychological backbone to be a sprinter! Favourite female athlete: Well known: Jo Pavey. Less well known: Jasmin Paris, (job as a vet, mother of a one year old and outright winner by 15 hours of the Spine Challenge last month!) Favourite male athletes: Well known; Haile Gebrselassie Less well known: Toby Tanser, is founder and director of Shoe4Africa, a charitable organisation that promotes AIDS awareness in Africa through sports and is responsible for the building of the first public children’s hospital in Kenya . He is also a director of the New York Road Runners, the world's largest running organisation and author of More Fire about Kenyan running. He was the year above me at school in Sheffield and used to catch the bus to training with me before moving to New York and becoming so successful at both his own running and his philanthropy. Quite inspirational! Target: to do the Three Peaks this summer Memorable Moments: Being billeted with random families at English Schools Athletics and XC Championships in the 1980s with no checks about their suitability. I don’t think my parents even knew where I was. Volunteering as a translator for the Italian athletics team in the 1992 World Student Games in

Cartoon of the Month

Quote of the Month "If God invented marathons to keep people from doing anything more stupid, the triathlon must have taken him completely by surprise."

P. Z. Pearce. 7-time World Ironman Championship finisher

Press Reports North of England Cross Country Championships 5 of the club’s juniors competed in the North of England Cross Country Championships which was held at the Pontefract Racecourse. This is a major event on the athletics calendar and attracts hundreds of competitors from athletic clubs all over the North of England.

The most successful of the club members was Issy Nicholls who was competing in the Championships for the third time and her first in the Under-15 Girls Championship. Issy finished up in 22

nd of a strong field of 196 and was 1

st

North Yorkshire and most notably the 6th finisher of all the Yorkshire runners.

In the Under-15 Boys Championship, Ozzy Stringer who along with the other club members was making a championship debut, finished well up the field of 201 in 107

th and was 7

th of the North Yorkshire.

Matilda Stringer marked her debut in the Under-13 Girls Championship with a solid 114

th of 208 and was 12

th North

Yorkshire. In the corresponding Boys race, Owen Riley finished 8th North Yorkshire. In the Under-17 Men

Championship Harry Butterworth was 6th North Yorkshire.

Ferriby 10-Mile Road Race

Ferriby runners – before the weather turned a lot warmer! 8 club members competed in the Ferriby 10-Mile Road Race. The course consists of a testing first half predominantly uphill, and this year was into a very cold headwinds, then return but with a steep climb over the final half mile. The first finisher for the club was Phil Markham who was 88

th overall of 743 finishers in 66 minutes 36 seconds, He

was followed by Andy Southwick who improved his time for 10 miles by 6 minutes and achieved a Personal Best time of 75.43 Emma-Jane Birley who was the only female of the club members in the race, completed her first ever 10-mile road race in 99.59. Other Club timings; Shaun Hopper 76.41 PB, Chris Bourne 77.32, David Field 79.04, Pete Barnard 87.36, Glen Shelton 90.49 Dalby Forest 5-Mile Headtorch Race 8 club members competed in the Dalby Forest Headtorch Race which was over a challenging 5-mile multi terrain course in complete darkness. The first finisher for the club was Rhona Marshall who was 11

th overall of 420 and 1

st female in 37 minutes 27

seconds. Chris Duck followed in 12th overall and 1

st Over-45 in 37.49.

Other Female results in Gender Order; Sally Elwick 36

th female and 3

rd Over-45, Patricia Dunn 102nd, Nikki Edmond

246th. Other Male results in Gender Order; Matt Burke 160

th, Martin Elwick 184

th.

Sewerby Parkrun 10 club members took part in the latest Sewerby Parkrun. The first to finish for the club was Michael Dowson who was 3

rd overall of 171.

Elsa Lees led the club’s females when finishing 18

th female overall of 171 and was the 1

st Age-10 Girl.

Other Male results in Gender Order; W. Foster 17

th, A. Robertson 23

rd and 2

nd Over-60 with a PB, A. Keenan 63

rd and

1st Over-70, P. Barnard 73rd

Other Female results in Gender Order; C. Robertson 21

st and 2

nd Over-60, E. Lees 30

th and 2

nd 11-14 Girl, E. Foster

34th, S. Vaughan 51

st

Dalby Forest Parkrun 16 club members took part in the latest Dalby Forest Parkrun. The first to finish for the club was Thomas Gavin who was 7

th overall of 223 and with a PB.

Rebecca Dent led the club’s females when finishing 4

th female overall of 132.

Other Male Results in Gender Order; R. Preston 18

th, D. Marshall 26

th and 3

rd Over-55, G. Shelton 47

th, R. Taylor 66

th

with a PB, S. Valente 46th, J. Walker 83

rd, R. Gough 95

th and 3

rd Over-70.

Other Female Results in Gender Order; K. Wilkinson 5

th and 1

st Over-40 with a PB, S, Marshall 9

th and 2

nd Over-50, O.

Bannister 35th and 1

st Over-60, J. Grinstead 46

th, S. Houghton 80

th, E. Walker 81

st with a PB, L. Ryan 97

th, W. Pattison

117th, S, Gilbert 118

th.

Victoria Parkrun Leicester Harry Whitehouse took part in the Victoria Parkrun Leicester for the first time, and finished 214

th of 455, and was the

1st Over-65

Schools Inter-County Cross Country match, South Shields

3 of the club's junior athletes represented North Yorkshire Schools at the annual Schools Inter-County Cross Country match at a snow-covered course at Temple Park Centre South Shields. All of the competitors had been selected by their county association after the individual County Championships, which resulted in a high standard of competition, with teams from Cumbria, Northumberland, Durham and Cleveland. In the Junior Girls race, Issy Nicholls who won the North Yorkshire Championships last month, led the county team after finishing 5th overall. Ozzy and Matilda Stringer who were making an event debut after achieving selection at the County Championships, both made a significant contribution to the overall county team’s result of second place behind a strong Cumbria team. Matilda Stringer was 8th Minor Girl of the County Team that finished 1

st. Ozzy Stringer was 10th Junior Boy of the

County Team that finished 3rd

. London Winter Run Two club members joined over 18,000 runners at the increasingly popular London Winter Run, which consisted of a 10-kilometre Road Race that started in Trafalgar Square and finished at Downing Street. Despite holdups on congested parts of the course even after staggered starts, Jennie and Dawn Trown both achieved personal best times for the distance and have now taken an early lead in the club's 2019 Road Race Rankings. Jennie clocked 50.11 and Dawn 54.38. Southport Mad Dog Race. Avril Metcalfe competed in the latest Southport Mad Dog Race, which was started by former Liverpool and England footballer John Barnes. The race which is over 10-kilometres is a very popular fund-raising event for local charities, attracted over 3 thousand runners. Avril finished in clocked 66.34.

Sewerby Parkrun 12 Club members too part in the Sewerby Parkrun, which avoided cancellation due to extremely cold weather conditions underfoot at other venues. The first club member to finish was Duncan Smart who was 5th overall of 147, and also 1st Over-50. Ruth Rutt led the club's females after finishing 3rd female overall of 69 and was also the 1st Over-55. Other male results in Gender Order; T. Gavin 9th with a PB, G. Shelton 33rdand 2nd Over-60, B. Rutt 48th, A. Keenan 58th and 1st Over-70, R.Gough 77th and 2nd Over-70. Other female results in Gender Order, K. Wilkinson 5th with a PB, Evie Lees 12th and 1st Junior 11-14, Elsa Lees 14th and 1st Age 10, L. Hinchliffe 31

st, Hannah Griffith acted as a sweeper and was credited with 69th place.

Gainsborough Parkrun Harry Whitehouse competed in the Gainsborough Parkrun. Over what was a snow-covered course in Lincolnshire, he finished 15th male overall and was also the 1st Over-6

East Yorkshire Cross Country League Round 5 at Welton

Chris Duck Beckie May 13 club members competed in the 5

th and penultimate fixture of the East Yorkshire Country League, which was over a

very muddy 10.2-kilometre course at the East Riding village of Welton. The first finisher for the club was Chris Duck who was 40

th male overall and 3

rd Over-45. Alan Whelan who was

competing for a first season in the league after a transfer from Tring Running Club was a close up 41st. Robert Bailey

and Simon Burnley who are also league and club newcomers, made a significant contribution to the team’s score with 45

th and 52

nd places respectively.

The evergreen Neil Scruton was once again a scoring member of the team after

finishing 71st and 1

st Over-70. Mark May completed the scoring team in 90

th. The team is now overall 4

th of the

increased total of 10 teams. The men’s team was backed up by Dave Shipley 92

nd, Chris Bourne 96

th, Keith Pritchard 116

th and 3

rd Over-65 and

Mally Sweetlove 127th.

The women’s team was led by Beckie May who finished 12

th female and 1

st Over-45. Rebecca Dent followed in 18

th

and headed her mother Sally Kingscott who completed the scoring team in 48th. The team are now 3

rd overall of 10

teams and very close to retaining the second overall team trophy. Hardmoors Races at Saltburn Two club members took on the challenge of the latest Hardmoors Trail races, which was based at Saltburn, and included circular routes over the North Yorkshire Moors. In the marathon race of 28.4 miles, Jane Hamp finished up in 15

th female overall and was also the 1

st Over-60. (Photo

attached). Samantha Gothard completed the half marathon race of 14.1 miles in 3 hours 33 minutes. In the 10 kilometres series race, which was a distance of 7.7 miles, Tory Flack made her club debut and was 15

th

female and 6th Over-40 in 1 hours 22 minutes. Nikki Edmond followed in 2 hours 1 minute

Scunthorpe Valentines 10K Road Race Two club members competed in the first ever Valentine 10-kilometre road race at Scunthorpe. Darren Marshall and Sarah Marshall made their club debut at the event. Darren was 310

th overall of 1237 finishers in 47.29, and Sarah

was 149th of 755 females in 53.07

Sewerby Parkrun 12 club members took part in the latest Sewerby Parkrun. The first finisher for the club was Phil Markham who was competing in his very first Parkrun over 6 years club membership. He made a notable debut after finishing 4

th overall of 169. He was followed by Parkrun regular Duncan

Smart who was 8th and 1

st Over-50 once again.

Sophie Vaughan led the club females in 47

th and was followed by Ruth Newton who was 5

7th and 1

st Over-60

Other male results in Gender Order; W. Foster 19

th and 2

nd Over-45, C. Mummert 26

th and 1

st Junior Age 15, A.

Keenan 62nd

and 1st Over-70, I. Lamb 90th

Other female results in Gender Order; M. Lamb 55

th with a PB, M. May 65

th, W. Pattison 70

th, P. Keenan 72

nd and 2

nd

Over-65, S. Gilbert 74th. Poolsbrook Parkrun Harry Whitehouse took part in the Poolsbrook Parkrun at Chesterfield. He finished 90

th male overall of 131 and was

4th Over-65.

Former club member Helena Schofield, who now lives nearby and competes for the Royal Air Force, was 4

th overall

of 226 and 1st female,

North Yorkshire and South Durham Cross Country League Round 6 at Richmond. Just four of the club’s junior athletes competed in the final North Yorkshire and South Durham Cross Country League Round 6 at Richmond. The most successful of the quartet was Harry Coles who finished up in a close up in 4

th place in the Under-11 race.

In the Under-13 Girl’s race, Anya Potter-Firth finished in 8

th place and moved up 5

th overall for the season. Amelia

Halliday concluded her fist season in the league in 11th place and 9

th overall

In the corresponding Boy’s Under-13 race, Owen Riley concluded his first season in the league, after finishing in 25

th

place. York 5-kilometre Road Race Series 3 club members competed in the first round of 8 fixtures in the York 5-kilometre Road Race Series, which are staged at the York Sports Village. All 3 competed in the ‘A’ race. Matt Middleton led the club trio with 25

th of 102 in 17 minutes 55 seconds. He was followed by Tom Cassidy who ran

a Personal Best time of 19.36, and Duncan Smart who was 51st overall and 2

nd Over-50 in 19.44

Bloodaxe Challenge Two club members competed in the second staging of the Bloodaxe Challenge event which was staged at the York Sports Village on their 1-kilometre circuit. The event which was held in the middle of the Jorvik Viking Festival was named after the notorious Viking King, Eric Bloodaxe, consisted of a 2-hour event at which the competitors had to complete as many laps as they wished. At the end of the 2 hours, those who has started a lap could continue and count it as part of their total. Lisa Bourne completed 23 laps and was the 5

th highest female and 39

th best scorer. Glen Shelton completed 21

laps and was 49th male and 65

th highest scorer,

Dalby Forest Parkrun 15 club members took part in the latest Dalby Forest Parkrun Nev Watson was first for the club after finishing 2

nd overall of 219.

Katie Wilkinson led the club’s females after finishing 2

nd overall of 109 females.

Other male results in Gender Order; T. Gavin 13

th, C. Bourne 29

th and 3

rd Over-45, G. Shelton 45

th and 1

st Over-60, S.

Valente 67th, R.Gough 100

th.

Other female results in Gender Order; K. Smith 36

th and 3

rd Over-55, T. Grinstead 43

rd and 3

rd Over-60, A. Metcalfe

59th, H. Westron 65

th, H.Evenden 74

th, L.Ryan 91

st.

Sarah Gilbert and Wendy Pattison acted as sweeper for this Parkrun and were officially placed 108

th and 109

th

towards their Parkrun total. Sewerby Parkrun 16 club members took part in the latest Sewerby Parkrun. Duncan Smart was first for the club after finishing 8

th overall and 1

st Over-50.

Katie Rawnsley who was competing in any event for the first time in 16 months, finished 3

rd female overall and was

3rd

Over-45, Other male results in Gender Order; A. Robertson 17

th and 1

st Over-60 with a PB, W. Foster 22

nd and 3

rd Ovrr-45, A.

Coles 48th and 2

nd 11-14 Boy, H. Coles 48

th and 3

rd 11-14 Boy, T. Carrington 71

st, P. Barnard 75

th, B. Rutt 86

th, A.

Keenan 89th and 2

nd Over-70.

Over female results in Gender Order; R, Rutt 6

th and 1

st Over-55, E. Lees 16

th and 1

st Age 10 Girl, C. Robertson 22

nd

and 2nd

Over-60, E. Foster 28th, S. Vaughan 54, P. Keenan 94

th and 3

rd Ovrr-65.

Hartlepool Parkrun Harry Whitehouse travelled to Hartlepool to take part in a Parkrun for the 37

th time and at no less than at 28 different

venues. At this latest event he finished 42nd

overall and 2nd

Over-65 in 27 minutes 12 seconds.

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