5 Scott Boardman 19:57
11 Emma Bailey 21:17
92 Susan Hird 27:54
131 Gary Bailey 32:02
398 Dave Halliday 44:36
7,050 runners.
Gary Bailey could have chosen a less hilly course and a cooler day for his first half marathon, but nevertheless, he finished it and was pleased not to be last.
26 Emma Bailey 1:42:34 (2nd woman)
300 Gary Bailey - 2:56:15
3 Julian Hood 1:28:03
4 David Mirfield 1:28:56
7 David Poole 1:30:35
17 Andy Berry 1:38:38
24 Lucas Payne 1:41:20
29 Andrew Carson 1:43:02
32 Jimmy Wright 1:43:23
43 Rachel Villiers 1:45:21(2nd woman, 1st W35)
63 Scott Boardman 1:50:46
66 Paul Elcock 1:51:43
125 Heather Driver 2:05:29 (15th woman)
133 Kelly Whiteside 2:08:43 (18th woman, 6th W45)
143 Cloey Mason 2:12:56 (25th woman, 3rd W40)
160 Jean Rawlinson 2:20:55 (34th woman, 1st W65)
Just Terry Lonergan at this 5K on the promenade.
65 Terry Lonergan 23:46
156 Ran
Report by John Boothman
I have to say it was a big day. We left at 7.15, about 2.5 hour drive, then near 6 hours running and then the drive home. It is the toughest race I have done to date. Stephen Shorrock set off well but the distance and climb took its toll and he lost time in the second half but still finished first Barlicker.
16 Scott McCredie 22:29
Tom Addams of Ilkley Harriers won this race in 37:29 setting a new course record.
14 Ian Cocks 49:13
294 Graham Wadsworth 33:29
28 Garth Duffy 25:26
33 Lucille Pickles 26:18 New PB
42 Nicola Muller 27:25
43 Ciara Duffy 27:47 New PB
67 Wendy Duffy 31:29 New PB
73 Lisa Pickles 32:57
9 Paul Elcock 21:01
75 George Fitzpatrick 27:47
The race was won by Julian Hood of Skipton AC in a time of 38:01. Andy Collins had a cracking run to finish in third place and as first Barlicker. Andy had a very determined run and was chasing down second place Neil Crompton of Pudsey & Bramley on the long run in from the second visit to the Sharp Haw summit, but he could not quite catch him. Further down the field, Pete Jackson looked to be going well and so it proved as he romped home first V60.
There were quite a few of our girls out in this race and it was good to see so many of our women members getting out to support. They were led home by Laura Craig who ihad a good race to improve on her time of last year by seven minutes. Jean Rawlinson always seems to defy her age when she gets out on the fells and she came home first F65. Amanda Haynes and Lucy Creasey are two recent recruits to running and both did well in this race. It was, in fact, Lucy's first ever fell race. She picked a tough one to start with, but she rose to the challenge and put in a great performance that left seven other runners in her wake.
3 Andrew Collins 39:16
17 Jimmy Wright 43:33
19 Nick Kendall 44:30
24 Andrew Driver 45:36
25 Andrew Smith 45:47
36 Peter Jackson 47:06 (1st V60)
43 Dave Halliday 48:14
57 Laura Craig 50:22
72 Tim Newman 54:14
84 Rachael Eyles 56:41
94 Jean Rawlinson 1:02:53 (1st V65)
101 Amanda Haynes 1:06:59
104 Lucy Creasey 1:09:59
111 finishers
The race winner was Jack Hindle of Blackburn Harriers.in 37:35. Andy Berry and Shaun Chew had a good battle and Kirsty Hall set a new ladies record.
10 Andy Berry 41:03
13 Shaun Chew 41:13
A well organised and marshalled race with the results quickly published - well done the Dashers.
The race was won by Marc Sennett of Wharfedale, with our own Steve Shorrock in 2nd place. For much of the race, Chris Barnes was in 2nd place, but he got lost and earned himself a DNF.
2 Steve Shorrock 42:02
21 Dave Halliday 48:41
33 Katie Towers 59:37
59 Nicolas Kendall 1:31:38
125 Hannah Newbold 2:03:29 (1st FU23)
1 Tom Corrigan 41:17
3 Julian Hood 41:48
9 David Mirfield 44:12
13 David Poole 44:59
18 Andrew Chew 45:49
20 Lee Edwards 46:05
22 Andy Berry 46:23
24 Lucas Payne 46:37
29 Jimmy Wright 47:27
43 Ian Cocks 49:12
48 Rachel Villiers 49:42 (2nd woman)
49 Scott McCredie 49:48
63 Andrew Smith 51:21
72 Paul Elcock 51:54
82 Ben Hoyle 52:26
86 John Boothman 52:36
100 Nathaniel Whitbread 53:29
124 Laura Craig 55:05 (9th woman)
137 Paula Cullen 56:20 (14th woman)
172 Heather Driver 1:00:44 (28th woman)
204 Cloey Mason 1:05:00 (43rd woman)
215 Jean Rawlinson (49th woman, 1st W65)
220 Nicola Muller 1:07:27 (53rd Woman)
A new PB for Scott Boardman today.
97 Scott Boardman 1:29:33
1460 finishers.
Won by Marc Brown (Salford Harriers) 15.28
14 Anna Bella Ralph (1st Lady) 18.03
81Terry Lonergan (3rd M65) 23.39
Anna’s comments Before starting this race the weather was quite warm, but this did not stop me thinking I could go under 18 minutes for 5k. Although the route was very flat, when running the race it was very windy all the way around the course which meant I had to use lots of strength and effort to push through it. Annoyingly, this meant that during the last mile I was feeling pretty burnt out and struggled to conserve some of my energy for the final part of the race. In the end I was the first lady to cross the finish line in 18.03 which I am pleased with as it's a PB and I now hold the course record. Other than this the atmosphere was great , large crowds of people cheering and it felt good to be part of a carnival.
Terry’s comments Recent 10K races forecasted a reasonable target would have been 24 minutes for this 5K race just south of Preston , so I was pleased to come away with 23.39. Starting at 12.30 the race virtually acted as a warm up to the carnival parade and the rest of the day’s activities, so the encouragement from the crowd and the sun on the shoulders was appreciated. Shame that the wind took the edge of the times.
205 finished.
2 Lucas Payne 18:56
14 Paul Elcock 21:13
20 Emma Bailey 22:14
55 Chloe Mason 25:32 New PB
108 Gary Bailey 31:58
16 Sarah Bell 21:42
32 Garth Duffy 25:02 New PB
36 Tony Duffy 26:13 New PB
7 James Tingle 18:49
301 Graham Wadsworth 32:36
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.