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Asfordby 7: Results (PDF) Teams and Individuals (Excel)Glooston 10K: Saturday 19th June, 6pmPlease note: The Desford 10K has moved to Sunday 23rd May |
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Leicester Running Shop LRRL: Asfordby 7
The return of Zorro! We were missing a few of our quicker men but the man they call Zorro rode to the rescue. Mike, Mark and Nick all went well and Ludovic made a big step forward. Bec shone in a rather select ladies team with 26th. Results, statistics and full report to follow. Summer TrainingPub runs will start on Wednesday March 31st with a run along the canal from the Baker's Arms at Blaby. This means that Wednesday 24th March will see us celebrate the end of winter training with one of Keith's famous 'Hat Nights' (details to follow). As a new development, I will endeavour to post a full description of each week's route in advance (including shorter variations). Watch this space! Bosworth BattlersWhilst Nick was setting a new PB in Barcelona, Jerry was leading the Hoggs in the final league race of the season with a fine 74th place. Craig and Dale provided top 100 back up. Bec starred for the ladies with 19th but despite Emma and Hannah's sterling efforts, we were one short. Kim's report to follow, results on the Derby Runner site. Super Nick Goes Top 10!
There's just no stopping him! Nick followed up his second top 20 Derby Runner finish with a stunning 8th place in the hardest race in the county, the Charnwood Hills. Grace DieuThe ground was mostly firm from the overnight freeze, so the pace was punishing. Nick reminded us all what it is to be young - a speed session the day before, a night partying, next to no sleep and his best ever finish; 15th. Bec and Emma continued their good run with 21st and 23rd, respectively. Captain Kim's report, results on the Derby Runner site. Leicester Running Shop LRRL: Barrow 6Another beautiful morning, a huge field and a record Roadhogg turn out. Thirty Hoggs including plenty of new faces and some old friends joined the throng for a Winter League favourite. Ludovic, Valerie, Sumina and Fiona all made their debuts, Mat made a welcome return to the fold and we had a flying visit from Craig. Results, full report and statistics. Gloucester Marathon
Rob won the MV50 prize in a superb 3.21 and John continued to show why he was 'Most Improved Runner of 2009' with another PB (3.37). Jon defied the pain from his dodgy knee to come home in 3.44. Leicester Running Shop LRRL: Ashby 5After all the ice and snow we were treated to perfect racing conditions. Mark, despite his dodgy hamstring playing up, broke the top 20 for the first time in a while and Nick was just outside the top 30. John Stew and Neil broke their PBs, Tom showed impressive early season form, Baz rolled back the years and there were plenty of useful performances. For the ladies, Bec and Emma made the top 50. Full report, results and statistics. Athlete of the Year
Forget SPOTY (BBC Sports Personality of the Year), this is the one they all wanted to win! It was hardly a cliff-hanger though - such have been his performances this year, that if Nick had lost it would have been the biggest shock since John Prescott refused the last pie! Also honoured were Clare O'Neil (Cross Country Award), Charlotte Wood (Ladies' Road Running Award), Nick again (Men's Road Running Award), John Stew (Most Improved Athlete), Barry Waterfield (Chairman's Award) and Kim Richardson (Services to Roadhoggs Award). There was also a special award from the membership for Colin Smith whose dedication to the sport, in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, has inspired us all. More pictures. Keyworth and BedfordThere were big performances as a host of Hoggs tackled the last half Marathons of the year, relishing the helpfully cool conditions. At the Turkey Trot, Stef and Charlotte obliterated their PBs, comfortably breaking the 1.40 barrier into the bargain. Clare recorded another superb result (ladies top 20 and a big PB) and Dave finished a difficult season with a decent performance. Keith emerged unscathed from his first high mileage race in a long time and showed how much he can achieve on minimal training. At Bedford Rob and Angela added fast halves to their long list of achievements. Aylestone MeadowsBeautiful sunshine, a great little course and another fantastic turn out - Kim was in cross country heaven! Paul and Hina made their debuts and Stef, Hitesh and Emma came back for more. We even got a blast from the past when Steve Clegg decided he couldn't ignore a race right on his doorstep. In the race, Nick showed the benefits of Mark's speed sessions with a fantastic 20th and Clare put her off-road training to good use in making the top ten (10th). Results on the Derby Runner League website full report from Kim on the Cross Country page. Jerry Smashes 40-minute Barrier
Jerry found himself a nice flat 10K down south and produced a really special performance, clocking 39.00 and finishing 16th in the Beddington Park race. Forza ForemarkKim's prayers were answered - 11 men and, wait for it, 5 ladies turned out to sample the delights of 'proper' cross country. We had debuts from Emma, Anita, Stef and Hitesh. Nick stormed home 24th and Clare put in another excellent performance to lead the ladies in. If this sort of turnout continues, we really will have to follow the herd and invest in a tent! Results (Derby Runner Site) and Report. What a Week!
Angela and Rob followed up their superb performances in the Snowdonia Marathon last Sunday by lifting 2nd VL45 and 2nd VM50 awards (respectively) at the LRRL presentation evening. Awesome!
Nick, Simon and Neil slash minutes off their PBs and Nick finishes a sensational 21st in the Leicester Half Marathon. There are more Hoggs, ex-Hoggs and 'hopefully soon to be' Hoggs than you can shake a stick at. In the full, Dale battles cramp and John Stew knocks out a 4 hour Marathon on virtually no training. Podium Girls
We had an outstanding result in the Kibworth Half Marathon. Over a testing course Angela finished 1st lady vet and 2nd lady over all. She was followed by Clare (3rd lady) who is starting to recapture the form she showed at the beginning of the year. Rob grabbed a first top ten finish, John McD 11th and several other Hoggs conquered those hills! Happy Birthday Roadhoggs!
Founding member Kim and new member Paul celebrate Roadhoggs' 25th anniversary by cutting a birthday cake. A large number of present and former members enjoyed an evening of food and entertainment to mark the club's silver jubilee. Rod Stewart's 'little brother' treated us to some excellent musical entertainment and resident 'fun meister' Keith organised a "whose knees are these" competition which left winner Charlotte with some tricky questions to answer! Club Handicap: Chris is Champ!
Chris Peach made light of tricky conditions and a challenging handicap to win the 3rd annual 10K handicap race. Neil Winkless was second and Dale Jenkins third as all three managed to beat their handicap time. Full results. Huncote 5Assured debuts for David, Hitesh and Serena and another big step forward for Paul. Plenty of other PBs; including Angela, Chris, Dale and Nick. Mark reasserts his authority. Full report to follow, results and statistics as soon as I get them. Hungarton 7
A great evening for running and a wonderful, challenging course. Nick broke the top 40 and Chris reminded us how much he likes those hills! Full report to follow. Provisional Results. Prestwold 10K: Super Sally Saves the Day
We were down to the bare bones at Prestwold, with holidays, illnesses, injuries and even christenings intervening. What better day then, for Sally to banish her demons and come racing again? There was also a good showing from the "inspirational lappers" (see below) as Trudy, John, Barry, Alison, Neil, Nick and Dave turned out for more punishment. There were top class performances from Rob who broke 40 minutes for the first time, Nick who set another PB and Neil who annihilated his, with his first sub-7m/m performance. Full report, results and statistics. Roadhoggs: "An Inspiration"Roadhoggs picked up the "Inspiration" award at the Rainbows 100 Lap Challenge. Despite being 7 runners short, we completed the challenge in 2 hours 31 minutes, with a team whose ages ranged from 14 to 73 (and we weren't last!). Thanks and congratulations to Nick (who scorched through 11 laps), Alison, Dave, Neil, John S, Trudy, Euan Sutherland, Charlotte, Emma, Fi, Fuzzy, Aileen (F&K) and Barry. Gemma Steel Sets Glooston Record
The headline performance came from Gemma Steel who smashed Tara Kryzwicki's course record with a classy and determined effort which saw her finish 2nd over all. She said afterwards that she had come with the intention of grabbing the record and she made her intentions clear from the start. After running most of the first mile (which see did in 5.30) with fellow Charnwood athlete Glen North she forged out on her own, running solo behind race winner Gareth Deacon for the rest of the race. Coritanian Gareth Deacon surged away from the field right from the gun and steadily built his advantage over the field, finishing with an advantage of almost 3 minutes over Glenn North. In the team competition, Huncote Harriers retained their title from 2008. For Roadhoggs, Nick Cobley put in a storming run for 7th place (only 2 seconds outside his PB) and Neil Winkless improved on the PB he set at Swithland. 2009 RESULTS and Pictures of every finisher. Stormy Swithland
The man they call Zorro returned to the ranks at Swithland! Nick and Neil grabbed PBs, Lindsay (in her first ever race) and Paul made light of appalling conditions to make encouraging debuts. Full report, statistics. Brilliant Bec Beats 4 Hours!
Rebecca made a fantastic Marathon debut, completing Edinburgh in 3.53. Others braving the heat were Rob (3.28), Angela (3.30) John S (3.59 with a dodgy hip) and Jon (4.19 on one leg). Hinckley Hot Again!
A record number of Hoggs braved the warmer than expected conditions. Congratulations to Emma who made her league debut and Neil and Caz who capped theirs with PBs. Even without Mark and Peter, our top 4 (Nick, John McD, Rob and Simon) broke 1.30 and the top 100. Charlotte surprised herself with a superb 1.46 and Colin completed his first Half in 6 years looking like he'd just run round the block! Full report. Results. Statistics. More Milstead Magic and John Gets Revenge!
Rob Milstead followed his PB last week at the Bungay Black Dog with another in the Shakespeare Marathon. His time of 3.13.47 has added significance as it will qualify him for London and Boston. Another notable performance came from John Stew. A year ago, this event thwarted his attempt to break the 4 hour barrier but this time the tables were turned as John recorded a fine 3.47.39. Leicester Running Shop LRRL: Desford 10K |
Duchy Marathon
Rob Milstead 3.19 St Valentines 30KCeri Davies 313th, 2.30.41 Barcelona Half
Mark 105th, 1.18.27 Charnwood Hills
Nick Cobley 8th, 1.36.35 Gloucester Marathon
Rob Milstead 32nd, 3.21.30 Huncote Hash
Nick Cobley 14th, 45.54 Barrow Boxing Day Handicap
Matt Topham 28th, 40.45 Bedford Half Marathon
Rob Milstead 147th, 1.28.49 Keyworth Turkey Trot
Peter Sloneczny 137th, 1.32.59 Seagrave Wolds Challenge
Dale Jenkins 51st, 2.10 Shepshed 7
Nick Cobley 20th, 44.07 Snowdonia Marathon
Rob Milstead 88th (2nd V50), 3.26.06 Leicester Marathon
Dale Jenkins 403rd, 3.58.29 Leicester Half
Nick Cobley 21st, 1.20.12(PB) Kibworth Half
Rob Milstead 10th, 1.29.22 Robin Hood Half
Rob Milstead 129th, 1.27.10 Hermitage 10K
Paul Langham 77th, 47.42 NSPCC Milton Keynes HMFazila Hajat 1037th, 2.16.50 Hickling Corn Dolly 8.2
Nick Cobley 9th, 51.41 Rothley 10K
Fiona Sutherland 353rd, 56.12 Edinburgh Marathon
Rob Milstead 774th, 3.28.39 Clawson 10K Challenge
Baz Barratt 27th, 55.10 Arnesby May Fayre
Dale Jenkins 11th, 34.43 Rugby 6
Rob Milstead 98th, 40.21 Silverstone 10K
Rob Milstead 122nd, 4051 Flora London Marathon
Angela Ladkin 5035th (686th), 3.35.34 Bungay Black Dog MarathonRob Milstead, 3.17.17 (PB) Belvoir Half Marathon
Simon Fryer 92nd, 1.31.21 Paris MarathonSimon Fryer 3819th, 3.19.42 PB (chip) Ashby 20
Ceri Davies 183rd, 2.32.52 Bath Half MarathonCraig Atton 521st, 1:28:42 (chip) The Friends of Mick'n'Phil Half MarathonJohn Hallissey 62nd, 1.42.23 At Last - John is a 4-hour Hero!
John finally succeeded in getting the monkey off his back (it must have seemed like the full 300lb gorilla) when he smashed the 4-hour barrier in the Draycott Water Marathon. His time of 3.40.41 was 23 minutes inside the best of his string of near (and not so near) misses. Stamford Valentines 30K
Ceri Davies 171st, 2.22.02 Charnwood Hills Race
Seven Hoggs took on the biggest challenge that Leicestershire has to offer - the 13.5 mile/470m ascent Charnwood Hills Race - in near zero conditions. Snow was falling by the time the last runners made their way to the finish. Congratulations to Nick (62nd), Karl (93rd), Craig (125th), Dale (154th), Chris (177th), Baz (235th) and Fazila (386th). Full results (Bowline CC) WANTED!
Have you seen this man - last seen carrying out a daring raid on Asda in Oadby? Do not approach, as his mad ideas are frequently infectious! Huncote Hash
Nick Cobley 35th, 47.29 Shepshed 7
Jon Heap 125th, 51.52 Snowdonia Marathon
Rob Milstead 161st, 3.35.52 Leicester City Marathon
Dale Jenkins 134th, 3.31.24 (PB) Half
Simon Fryer 67th, 1.28.16 (PB) Great North RunRebecca Bromwich 2684th, 1.40.17 Mablethorpe Marathon
Rob Milstead 25th, 3.24.56 Robin HoodMarathon John Stew 616th, 4.07.44 Half Marathon
Dale Jenkins 579th, 1.37.51 The Dakin Diet
NSPCC MK Half Marathon
Trudy Sharpe 546th, 1.54.01 Worthington 5Peter Sloneczny 12th, 30.56 EMGP: MK 10K
Rob Milstead 105th, 42.20 Hickling Corn Dolly
Dale
Jenkins 27th, 59.32 EMGP: Harborough 5
Mark Chamberlain 27th, 29.16 |
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