2 Matt Lalor 56:04
4 Julian Hood 57:49
John Boothman decided to do this race a little while ago and pre-entered. He set off in good time and and all went well until he was 4 miles from the race, when the traffic came to a standstill. It took one hour to go one mile. The race start time was 9:30 and the time was now 9:10. Along with many others, John decided to abandon the car and run in, only to learn on arrival that the organisers had responded to the chaos and delayed the start. Any way, that was a 3 mile warm up in place. His race details were:
363 John Boothman 43:31
5029 finishers.
By the end of the day, he had done 20K
Tom Cornthwaite turned out for this race and showed his class by beating the rest of the field by over two minutes. Marc Hartley just managed to beat Gary Shaw to come home in second and in doing so ensured that he will win the league. It has been a close contest this season between Marc and Jimmy Craig and well done to Marc in showing his tenacity to secure the title. There was a good turn out of Barlickers, including a few of our ladies, in this race and they finished as follows:
3 Gary Shaw 39:51
4 Jimmy Craig 40:28
10 Andy Berry 44:42
12 Andrew Driver 44:57
19 Andy Carson 46:31
36 Derek Walkden 50:34
37 Dave Halliday 51:23
38 Stuart Bryan 51:29
48 Glenn R. Whittaker 53:26
77 Emma Bailey 59:07
80 Leanne Dinsdale 59:49
86 Jean Rawlinson 1:00:48
1 Jimmy Craig 25:03
2 Nick Treitl 25:17
4 Andy Berry (Unofficial time 27:44)
The young 18 year old whipper-snapper, Jacob Boyle of Clayton prevented a Barlick 1,2,3.
U10s
12 Harley Treitl 5:43
20 Jennifer HIRD 23:29
63 Jenna BOOTHMAN 32:13
64 John BOOTHMAN 32:15
15 Michael ALEXANDER 22:51
3 Andy BERRY 18:54
18 Lorna HARGREAVES 24:29 New PB
24 Sophie BERRY 26:59
Three Barlickers turned up for this race which is run up a valley, which always gives the impression that it is dark and dismal, but in fact this turned out to be a great run through the wood, on a nice route and of course helped very much by the weather.
The race was dominated by the youngsters. Max Wharton the U23 from Calder Valley won the race and 2nd was Joshua Boyle from Hyndburn AC. In the results, he is also classified as an U23 runner. In actual fact, he is only 14 years of age - what a phenomenal athlete he is.
5 Nick Treitl 26:04
9 Andy Berry 27:19
19 John Boothman 32:23 (1st V50)
The Champagne League is a series of 10 races taking place between March & July over the roads and country of East Yorkshire. The race last night was 4.3 miles / 6.92 kilometres. It was mainly on road with a little bit of off road towards the end and it attracted 117 runners.
Michael Alexander took part and had a good run to finish in 51st position in a time of 29:48.
He was pleased with his run and very impressed with the organisation of the race
Jimmy Craig was the overall race winner. This is his first 10K win and a PB of 33:44. This throws the championship wide open. If Jimmy can win the last two races in the series, he will be champion. If he loses only one of them to Marc Hartley, then Marc will be champion. This series looks like it is going down to the wire.
Despite coming second in the ladies race, Sarah Tipler still leads the ladies table, which after this race has five Barlick members in the top ten.
1 Jimmy Craig 33:44 PB
9 Andy Berry 38:05 PB
15 Andrew Carson 38:47
27 Sarah Tipler 40:07 (2nd lady)
46 Derek Walkden 42:48
50 Chris Smedley 43:15
54 Steven Preston 43:35
58 John Boothman 44:25
82 Paul Fryers 47:56 PB
88 Michael Alexander 48:27
93 Jennifer Hird 48:48 PB
94 Emma Bailey 48:59 PB
104 Rachel Lowther 50:08
108 Jean Rawlinson 50:58
113 Gary Parkinson 51:51
115 Lucy Beresford 52:59
118 James Stead 53:35 PB
Matt Lalor won his 5th race on the bounce in a Barlick vest at this event, recording a time of 15:51 and winning comfortably.
22 Lorna HARGREAVES 25:50
12 Nick Treitl 17:56
Young Harley Treitl was out on the fells today finishing the U9 race in 11th place in a time of 3:46. He was very enthusiastic and nearly jumped out of shot of Dave Woodhead's camera.
In the senior race, Andrew Driver finished a crowded week's racing by finishing in 11th position, in a time of 26:27, with Lee Edwards finishing in 31st position in a time of 31:17.
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.