Results 29/10

30 October 2023 - By Natalie Lilley

A busy weekend of running, with a Parkrun takeover at Maldon – well done everyone! – and the first NESS XC fixture.

The black & gold were out at a variety of other events over the weekend – thanks to everyone that submitted their results!

 

Top Day Events Halloween Trail

Steven Alder, Clarice Anderson and Lysia Jiggins braved torrential rain on Saturday night for this narrative trail race. The conditions made direction following very difficult, and with visibility worries the trio took the sensible option to return to base after 6 hard miles –  still a brilliant effort!

 

Dublin Marathon

The Collins twins returned to Dublin, where Fiona managed to take a whopping 17 minutes off her PB!

Fiona Collins – 4:16:18 (PB)

Claire Collins – 3:57:42 (PB)

 

Stort 30

James Blackshaw and Dean Whittaker braved the mud of this riverside ultra, both claiming prizes in their age groups.

James Blackshaw – 4:52:42 – 1st MV40

Dean Whittaker – 5:31:21 (PB) – 3rd MV45

 

The Stickler

Adam Hocken travelled to Dorset for this 10.1 mile multi terrain race involving over 1500 feet of climbing! He finished in 2:15:12

 

NESS XC race 1

See separate post  for details of the first race of the season. Finishing positions as follows:

Ladies:

Claudia Baba	15
Sally Hoyle	22
Vicki Riley	28
Elizabeth Prior	35
Angela Wray	36
Liz Stuckey	45
Maggie Mason	60
Clarice Sanderson	64
Celine Elson	75
Sarah Naughton	83
Dawn Shilling	88
Lysia Jiggins	91
Jenny Layley	92
Natalie Lilley	97
Karen Flowers	99
Angela Read	104
Kerry Townsend	105

Men:

William Radley	1
Damien Walsh	24
Matthew Rees	25
Gavin Laws	34
Owen Dare	39
Daniel Griffiths	42
Jamie Davidson	44
Harry Solomon	51
Giles Sowerby	54
Scott Darney	88
Ian Cuthbert	90
Simon Scott	93
Richard Green	108
Mark Austin	113
Alex Stuckey	120
James Attenborough	125
Michael Conroy	131
Danny Connor	135
Thomas Ashley	137
Jonathan Moore	144
Andrew Read	156
Steven Alder	157
Glen Waller	158
James Montgomery	161
Ross Silverton	166

Thought of the week: Skin is waterproof! (c) Terry Alabaster