- Seniors
- For members over the age of 18
- £10/year
- For runners of all abilities over the age of 18
- For runners participating in all disciplines of running, fell, cross country and road running
- Regular training and coaching sessions provided
- Apply
- Juniors
- For members under the age of 18
- FREE
- For runners of all abilities under the age of 18.
- Regular (weekly) training sessions led by experienced runners/coaches
- Advice about how to train properly so juniors can develop as athletes
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- Non-runners
- For non-running members
- £5/year
- For supporters of the club and club members
- Support the club and all the senior and junior runners
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Pendle Park Run - 30 November 2024
Written by Graham6 Robert Cranham 22:10
7 David Pease 22:37
Skipton Park Run - 30 November 2024
Written by Graham8 Lucas Payne 20:26
15 Lucy Brown 22:15
66 Stuart Heaviside 27:24
67 Emma Pease 27:27
Burnley Park Run - 30 November 2024
Written by Graham251 Richard Shilton 31:48
Tour of Pendle - 16 November 2024
Written by GrahamThis is a tough old race which basically involves running round the top of Pendle and then repeatedly dropping over the sides and running back up again, which each climb tougher than the previous one. Barlick as a club did well in this race with two finishers in the top ten which went a long way towards making Barlick the team winners of this race.
5 David Mirfield 2:31:50 (2nd M40)
8 Julian Hood 2:35:27 (1st M45)
26 Stephen Shorrock 2:47:23 (2nd M45)
31 David Poole 2:49:38
46 Andy Berry 2:56:03
70 Sam Horrocks 3:06:42
73 Mark Horrocks 3:07:52 (1st M60
91 Carl Nevison 3:11:21
149 John Mason 3:26:25
155 Andrew Smith 3:27:03
210 Hayley Whitehead 3:39:03
260 John Boothman 3:51:57
223 Lucy Brown 3:56:58
304 Robert Cranham 4:07:32
370 Anthony Brown 4:54:56
380 Raymond Banks M70 5:32:00 (3rd M70)
Teams
1 Barlick Fell Runners
2 Rossendale
Full Results
Harriers v Cyclists - 16 November 2024
Written by GrahamCraig Shearer has gone through hell recently with complete lower back pain and loss of physical ability to train or race. But he was born to to run and he finally got back to training and had his first run back after injury in this race. With a show of grit and determination, he hammered out a third place against a good field. Not a bad result after weeks of injury.
3 Craig Shearer 37:43
Skipton Park Run - 16 November 2024
Written by Graham112 Stephen Jackson 28:23
140 Richard Starkie 30:29
Pendle Park Run - 16 November 2024
Written by Graham49 Joanne Sadowsky 37:44
After making his inaugural come back on 20 October, it didn't take Andy Collins long to clock up a race win, coming home ahead of team mate Ben Whitehead in this Barlick one-two. For most of the race, the two ran together and it was only in the later stages that Ben dropped away.
It was a good day for the Collins family with wife Jacqueline coming home 2nd in the ladies race.
1 Andrew Collins 1:09:54
2 Ben Whitehead 1:11:23
9 Andrew Smith 1:22:39
31 Anthony Brown 1:43:30
Ladies Race
2 Jacqueline Collins 1:25:25
4 Lucy Brown 1:32:16
Wadsworth Half Trog - 10 November 2024
Written by GrahamThe conditions for this race are rarely good and this year was no exception. There were the usual boggy conditions underfoot and the clag was also down which made navigating difficult. Andy Berry had a good race to finish in 8th place, but the clag hindered him and he reckons that had he been a bit more familiar with the route, a top five finish could have been a possibility.
8 Andy Berry 1:27:25
32 Pete Jackson 1:44:21
101 starters
Skipton Park Run - 9 November 2024
Written by Graham9 Lucas Payne 20:29
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Pendle Park Run - 9 November 2024
Written by Graham9 Robert Cranham 23:31
Burnley Park Run - 9 November 2024
Written by Graham100 Sarah Bell 24:55
287 Sharon Newbold 32:41
New York City Marathon - 3 November 2024
Written by Graham
This year, the race became the world's largest marathon with 55,646 finishers. John Boothman went over with friends and family to take part and here is his account of race day.
Ripley Guy Fawkes 10 - 3 November 2024
Written by Graham
A change to tarmac this weekend for Sam who entered this race to join a few workmates who were doing this race. It is a ten mile race through lovely countryside with a few hills in it like the Birstwith Brute which is a never ending climb out of Birstwith. This may be the last time that this race takes place as it starts and finishes at Ripley Castle and although they have lived there since 1309, the Ingleby family have now sold it and it is not clear whether the new owners want to continue with the race. That would be a shame as it is a lovely race (for tarmac) on roads which see little traffic.
104 Sam Wadsworth 1:13:39
About us
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.