11 Jennifer Hird 20:30 New PB
12 Rachel Villiers 20:33 New PB
17 Paul Elcock 21:15 New PB
27 Aaron Slater 22:25 New PB
35 Jack Villiers 22:56 New PB
37 Rachel Lowther 23:04
This was a low key 10 mile race to raise funds for brain tumour research. Julian Hood led from gun to tape in what was a friendly race in muddy conditions around the tracks and fields near Boroughbridge and in the end, ran out an easy winner.
1 Julian Hood 58:52
183 finishers.
139 Macie Dykes 27:30 New PB
Emma Bailey won this race last year and she returned to defend her title. She did so in style by finishing first lady once more and getting a PB in the process.
20 Emma Bailey 43:03 (1st lady).
414 finishers.
Senior Ladies
19 Rachel Villiers 23:22
U13 Boys
25 Jack Villiers 10:37
A couple of Barlickers were in this race
219 Ian Cocks 1:24:26
855 Paul Elcock 1:35:11
1 Lee Parrington 17:41 New PB
Two teams were sent to this years relay championship which took part on the Western shore of Loch Lomond. The decision was made by Andy Berry and Rachel Lowther that two teams would be sent to compete, a mixed team and a V40 team and it proves that the decision was the right one.
The mixed team had an amazing run to finish 1st beating 15 other mixed teams and finishing 44th overall. The V40 team also put in a strong performance to finish 8th team and 53rd overall.
Below are the teams and the leg splits
44 - Barnoldswick Mighty Mixed - 5:01:31
Leg 1 - Sarah Tipler - 29:13
Leg 2 - Angela Donlan & Jen Hird - 1:53:25
Leg 3 - Ian Beresford & Andy Berry - 1:54:23
Leg 4 - Luke Maude - 44:30
53 - Barnoldswick Rapid Veterans - 5:09:40
Leg 1 - Chris Smale - 29:12
Leg 2 - Virgil Barton & Carl Pawson - 1:41:18
Leg 3 - Gary Bradley & John Boothman - 2:08:28
Leg 4 - Gary Shaw - 50:42
8 Chris Smedley 21:33
2 Charles Morgan 17:44
3 James Tingle 17:49 New PB
75 Ian Cocks 24:08
47 Danny Butterworth 24:11
93 Lucille Pickles 27:27
145 Clover Edwards 30:57
153 Susan Hird 31:16
157 Gary Bailey 31:46
43 Paul Elcock 21:19
A run up Blencathra or Helvellyn & the Dodds. Both are pretty challenging races, but for Tim Pigott, that was just the start. After Helvellyn, he continued over Fairfield and then on into Ambleside. Having got to Ambleside, his race was still far from over. He continued along the Western side of Lake Windermere over Claife Heights and eventually crossed the finishing line not far short of the top of Morecambe Bay. It was a total of 50 miles with over 13,000 feet of ascent. He set off at 8:00 am on Saturday morning and finished at 11:09 pm on Saturday night.
What an amazing performance.
7 Carl Pawson 18:44 New PB
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.