1 Julian HOOD 16:48 New PB
24 John BOOTHMAN 21:44
88 Heather DRIVER 28:05
115 Graham WADSWORTH 33:58 New PB
127 Clover EDWARDS 36:47
128 Susan HIRD 36:47
3 Carl PAWSON 20:51
13 Chris SMEDLEY 22:47
At last the results have appeared for last week's race. The Lowther family were out representing Barlick and finished as follows:
46 Richard Lowther 35:24
55 Rachel Lowther 36:41
It would have been a bit of a sad evening if Royton Road Runners had not got the majority of their club to turn out for this event, as they made up more than half of the field. To be fair the conditions were poor due to the bad weather but the event was well marshaled and friendly. The Barlickers finished:
37 John Boothman 21:45
40 Emma Bailey 22:14
51 Richard Starkie 22:50
54 Jen Hird 1:09:56
55 Lee Edwards 1:09:57
74 Jean Rawlinson 1:18:20
The Barlick lads had a cracking run finishing 15th overall on their 12 stage debut.
On the 1st leg Gaz Shaw got the boys off to a solid start. Leg 2 saw Jimmy Craig drag the team up to 26th overall with a great run. Chris Singleton on leg 3 had the run of the day pulling back 6 places. Leg 4 saw Andrew Carson pull another place back. Leg 5 and Julian Hood lost a place with a solid run putting Barlick in 20th overall. Lucas Payne had a great run and consolidated 20th place. Ian Livesey then took centre stage against Ben Fish but lost 2 places in very stiff competition. Nick Treitl soon grabbed a place back bringing the team back into 21st on the next leg. Chris Smale also pulled a place back to bring Barlick back into the top 20 on leg 9. Shaun Chew then pulled back another place to 19th. Tom Corrigan had a storming leg pulling back another 3 places and Steve Chew pulled another back on the last leg leaving the lads in 15th overall and qualifying the team for the national road relays in the process.
Not bad for to say the club has only entered 2 road relays. Brilliant effort from the whole team.
25 Dave Halliday 1:06:15 PB
54 Jen Hird 1:17:11
55 Lee Edwards 1:17:12
58 Craig Child 1:18:07
7 Carl PAWSON 22:15
28 Emma BAILEY 23:18
58 Robert WHIPP 27:12
75 Susan HIRD 28:58
97 Gary BAILEY 33:17
105 Graham WADSWORTH 35:48
Richard Treitl turned out for this 10 mile 3100ft race in Southern Snowdonia, finishing 105th in a time of 2:45:02. There were 112 finshers.
Des Walkden took part in this race. It started and finished at Cartmel Race Course and the course was in a beautiful setting and on what was a glorious day, there were lovely views over Morecambe Bay. The winner was Christopher Holdsworth from Clayton-le-Moors in a time of 1.10:15 and Des finished 35th in 1.28:17. A total of 185 runners took part.
Gary Shaw had a cracking run today to finish 4th in this race in a time of around 1hr 57mins.
The precise timing will follow as soon as the reults are published.
This race is a bit of serious running. It starts at Guisborough and passes over the Cleveland Hills, taking in Roseberry Topping and along the crest of the North York Moors before reaching the finish at the Yorkshire Market town of Helmsley, a total of 55 miles.
Barlick member Gary Bradley completed the race in 10 hrs 54 minutes, finishing in 84th position. His V50 placing is not yet available.
41 Andrew Chew 1:29:59
65 Andy Berry 1.33:29
168 John Boothman 1:44:24
268 Scott Boardman 1:51:43
285 Richard Starkie 1:51:59
373 Emma Bailey 1:53:37 (58th lady)
1119 finishers
8 Lee EDWARDS 20:29
49 Elliott HALLIDAY 24:53
50 David HALLIDAY 24:54
56 James STEAD 25:26
85 Helen STEAD 28:20 New PB
95 Jenna BOOTHMAN 29:18
144 Clover EDWARDS 39:14
145 Susan HIRD 39:59
Mark Nutter, not to be confused with our long time friend and stalwart of fell running from Clayton, is a relatively new member of BFR. He wore his vest for the first time in this event and he commented on it as follow:
I really enjoyed this morning's little outing and got round the 13.1 miles in 1:57:45 and was really pleased to get under the two hours. I was 2067 overall and 133rd in the over 45's. I didn't quite realise just how hilly the course would be as it has lots of pretty steep hills, primarily it felt like a down hill trend to Wembley and the half way point but then mainly up hill back to the Saracens ground where miles 11 and 12 were both a bit of a killer. Couldn't help but compare it to the GNR where there are mainly only two long killer drags over the course that last for a couple of miles each. Today was tough, but I think I did prefer it to the GNR!
8 Andy Berry 1:28:36
Matt Lalor finished 3rd, picking up the Lancashire 10 mile bronze medal and also a pb of 54 mins. Gold went to Dave Rigby of Preston Harriers and silver to James Kevan of Horwich.
The race was won by Chris Singleton of Trawden in 4:09:10
58 Tome Beebe 5:21:40
73 John Boothman 5:29:27
179 Pete Beresford & Ben Hoyle 6:25:50
280 James Stead & Bob Jackson 7:51:07
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.