- 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
- Apply
- 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
- Apply
Burnley Park Run - 12 November 2016
Written by Graham1 Charles Morgan 18:42
Skipton Park Run - 12 November 2016
Written by Graham8 Paul Elcock 21:12 New PB
104 Susan Hird 30:10
110 Graham Wadsworth 31:32
Pub Run, Craven Heifer - 9 November 2016
Written byI generally look forward to this run round Sharphaw, and through the natural tunnel formed by the invasive Rhododendrons. One of my favourite runs usually. Things got off to a poor start when I realised I was going to be late thus feeling the scorn of the other pub rub run regulars. I arrived at ten past seven and quickly donned the 212', my head torch and the tightest Soloman leggings money could buy. Once "adjustments" had been made I was off after the lads who had set off 10 minutes earlier without me. The first couple of fields and roads were quickly negotiated, making note that all the stiles seem to have either been damaged or removed. The one good thing about being late was being able to run on the trodden down snow the lads had already been through.
I came across the behemoth that is Jock out on an evening stroll to the trig, who in true Jock style offered me some encouragement, "they aren't far in front Fat Chew!" So I plodded on into the darkness. I often get asked what it's like running in the dark on your own and to be honest I find it very peaceful and not being able to see the top of the hills is also a benefit. In no time I reached the trig just as the last couple of lads were getting there. The snow at this point was getting quite deep and made the going underfoot hard work. It also made it nigh on impossible to find the correct less boggy paths on the descent. So we trudged through thigh high bogs and knee deep tussocks and soon came to the last climb up through the tunnel. The tunnel though is no longer and I have to say the run is far worse for it! Apparently the Rhododendrons have been removed because they're an invasive species which is a real shame. Back up to the trig where on arrival Jock had been writing in the snow his usual offerings of encouragement. Much to our amazement they were all spelt correctly! Then it was the 2 mile fasting blast back to the Heifer. Once in the pub, Keegan had arrived for the refreshments and banter, Carson ate bread and Pete Jackson reminisced about gaps. Next week there isn't a pub run as such, but a night owl event at Barley. Registration opens at 6.30pm and it starts at 7.30pm. Then back to the Pendle Inn for some banter and beer.
8 Andrew Chew 51:27
205 Peter Wilkinson 1:14:05
Leeds Abbey Dash
Written by GrahamThe performance of Julian Hood last weekend has made it onto his local paper. For the full article see:
http://www.keighleynews.co.uk/news/14876638.Speedy_Airedale_anaesthetist_makes_every_second_count/
Please note that this event will replace the usual pub run. Registration will be in the Pendle Inn at Barley from 6:30 pm and the event will start at 7:30 pm from outside the village hall.
Leeds Abbey Dash - 6th November 2016
Written by Hannah66 Ian Livesey 32:11
96 Julian Hood 32:59
276 James Tingle 35:59
616 Scott Boardman 39:52
770 Emma Bailey 41:15
956 John Boothman 42:54
Shepherds Skyline - 5 November 2016
Written by GrahamAn amazing double for Barlick today. Tom Corrigan won this race outright ahead of Ian Holmes of Bingley and Sarah Tipler won the ladies' race.
1 Tom Corrigan 44:04
27 Andy Berry 50:54
34 Sarah Tipler 52:03 (1st Woman)
137 Leanne Dinsdale 63:41
242 Richard Treitl 79:12
Pendle Park Run - 5 November 2016
Written by Graham33 Karen Naylor 26:03 New PB
Skipton Park Run - 5 November 2016
Written by Graham13 Rachel Villiers 21:09
14 Derek Walkden 21:24
16 Paul Elcock 21:50
91 Lucille Pickles 28:08
130 Susan Hird 30:58
133 Graham Wadsworth 31:11
134 Helen Stead 31:11
140 James Stead 31:38
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Burnley Park Run - 5 November 2016
Written by Graham43 James Tingle 22:21
The winter head torch runs are proving very popular as there were a cracking turnout of around 20 runners tonight. The improvement in the newer runners was there for all to see especially Karen Naylor. So because of the high turnout we split the group into two so people wouldn't feel overawed by the more experienced pub run goers. No Sellors, Massive, satnav or Palin so I was tasked with route choice. Pinhaw is roughly 3.5 miles away from the Punch Bowl so I decided on an out and back to stop the running breaking into beer time. So off we set, for a change no getting lost and no messing. To the front group's amazement, Danny Butterworth had bridged the gap between the two groups, which shows how much he's improved. Not far behind was habitual faller, Karen Naylor. We all regrouped at the top and it was great to see runners who 12 months ago had started their journey, make their way up to the trig not far behind. After the group gathering at the top the descent quickly gathered pace with that whipped man Collins leading the charge. Back at the pub the majority were present with well over 20 lads and lasses supping ale and wine and generally abusing one another. Danny Butterworth brought his spends in what can only be described as a blunt butt plug. Aside from Danny's love of strange purses it soon became apparent the newbies were more serious about their running than their drinking. Especially as half pint Childs was drinking them under the table. Hopefully the good turnouts will carry on. Special mention to Doc Bryan, first time we've seen him in months and as always he was welcomed by the pub run posse. Jock was also missing, telling the group he was going with the big hitters from PF. When me and Screw got to the Rodney, we learnt Boothman had sloped home at Thornton. A bit weak really!
Bronte Way - 30 October 2016
Written by GrahamThis is a nice little 7.5 mile race over the tops from Wycoller to Haworth. Angela Donlan continued her good form to finish 1st FV40 and the race saw the debut of Eve Boothman as a fell runner. The fourteen Barlickers who turned out, finished as follows:
11 David Poole 59:04
15 Carl Pawson 1:01:28
17 Lee Edwards 1:02:35
20 Andrew Collins 1:03:17
32 Andrew Driver 1:05:16
35 Rob Hodgkinson 1:05:43
47 Nicolas Kendall 1:08:45
51 John Boothman 1:09:25
61 Pete Jackson 1:10:50
64 Angela Donlan 1:11:22 (1st FV40)
65 Chris Smedley 1:11:23
86 Dave Halliday 1:14:11
132 Bob Jackson 1:24:25
147 Eve Boothman 1:29:04
192 finishers
There was a great atmosphere in the lovely setting of Cuerden Park as everyone set off to compete over what the purists would say was a proper cross country course. It had everything. Water, bogs, hills and streams, with some runnable bits in between. There were lots of Barlick vests on display with nearly as many juniors out as seniors. Most of our juniors are new to running and new to racing, yet they proved formidable opponents with our U11 boys running out first team.
Our women too are also now looking like formidable opposition , with Sarah Tipler finishing 4th overall and with her two team mates, Jen Hird & Rachel Villers, also finishing in the top twenty, it was enough to secure them 1st place. Our ladies B team finished 12th out of 32 teams and our women's vet 35 team also secured first place.
What a challenge for the men to emulate. Tom Corrigan looked like that he meant business and from the start, he was in the leading bunch of runners. Further down the field, his team mates were battling with each other. Before the race, Livers moaned about not running on tarmac, but in the race, it didn't look a problem and Jimmy Craig had all on to force him into finishing 3rd Barlicker. Marc Hartley and Luke Maude were also having a ding dong battle with Marc just edging it at the finish. The result of all this inter team rivalry was that the others did not stand a chance and we had five finishers in the top twenty which was once more enough to secure first place.
So, a good day for the club with four first team places.
Men
4 Tom Corrigan 33:16
12 Jimmy Craig 34:24
13 Ian Livesey 34:35
19 Marc Hartley 35:42
20 Luke Maude 35:44
30? Nick Treitl 36:39 ??
39 Andrew Chew 37:41
49 Virgil Barton 38:26
59 Carl Pawson 39:05
120 Tim Piggott 42:42
151 Gary Bradley 4:13
160 Scott Boardman 45:15
214 David Cockell 48:03
1st team
16th Barlick B team
Women
4 Sarah Tipler 20:24
13 Jennifer Hird 22:28
16 Rachel Villiers 22:45
23 Leanne Dinsdale 23:28
47 Rachel Lowther 25:06
48 Laura Craig 25:15
76 Karen Naylor 26:51
128 Nicola Muller 31:21
1st Senior Team
1st WV35 team
12th Barlick B team
U11 Girls
36 Lucille Pickles 8:24
39 Chloe Boothman 8:38
44 Clover Edwards 8:44
50 Annabelle Hoyle 8:58
53 Charlotte Porter 9:24
7th team
U11 Boys
3 Jacob Reeday 6:23
6 Jayden Whitelock 6:38
9 Harley Treitl 6:47
14 Jack Latham 6:59
21 Arran Byrne 7:16
30 George Fitzpatrick 7:44
1st team
U13 Girls
24 Jenna Boothman 12:47
25 Emily Shuttleworth 12:50
33 Teigan Judson 13:19
7th team
U13 Boys
10 Jack Villiers 13:52
33 Oliver Hartley 15:21
42 Connor Fitzpatrick 16:24
6th team
U15 Boys
15 Daniel Chew 14:48
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.