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Chiltern Harriers youngsters took part in the first big event of the autumn season at Rushmoor Arena, Aldershot on Saturday. It was the first time a road relay event has taken place in Aldershot since 2015 and it was nice to be back at this excellent venue. It was a cool, still but sunny day so good conditions. There was good competition from some of the best endurance clubs in the south and the Chiltern teams did well to have each ‘A’ team in the top twelve. The first race off was the U17 Men and the Chiltern trio was led off by Archie Pinder who completed the 4.6k course in 14.57 to bring the team home in 9th. Tom Redmond took over and ran a good leg of 14.49 to move to 6th and Isaac Jessop-Tranter completed the team with a 15.34 leg to end up 7th. Chiltern’s B team did well courtesy of Leon Doran (15.46), Max Baxter (16.21) and Ash Finch (15.45) to be 17th and the incomplete C team of Euan Pinder (15.59) and Matt Evans (15.49) also ran strongly. There were 35 complete teams.
The U17 Women started straight after the men and this was Chiltern’s highest placing of the day. On the same 4.6k course Maddie Hughes ran well be second after the first leg with a good time of 16.34. Ellie Shield (18.14) and Frankie Baxter (17.12) completed a fine effort to be fourth team. Maddie’s leg was sixth fastest of the race. The B team of Lesedi Nkoane (18.56), Hannah Ashby (20.05) and Marea Logan (19.26) did well to be 23rd. The Under 15 girls were next up on a shorter 3k circuit and Chiltern fielded three full teams. The A team was twelfth and featured good runs from Lily Jessop-Tranter (11.50), Marlie Nkoane (11.27), and Emily Ford (11.41). The B team was 18th thanks to Lucy Wilkinson (11.53), Olivia Clarke (11.41) and Izzy Martin (11.59). And the C team ended up 33rd with Issy Robinson (12.05), Rebecca Lawson (12.30) and Lydia Cross (14.03) running well. Alex Hughes led off for the Under 15 boys and ran a strong leg to bring the team in third in 9.45. James Holdsworth (10.42) and Callum Powell (10.34) also performed well and the team finished 7th. The B team of Isaac Collier (10.58), Soren Fox (12.11) and Aidan Suleymen (10.51) were 35th. The Under 13 girls were 6th with Evelyn Wildman (12.15), Kara Gorman (10.53) and Maya Davis (11.49) all doing well. Kara was the sixth fastest leg of the race. The B team of Nia Clarke (12.24), Carys Jones (13.48) and Megan Lockwood (13.15) were 21st. Chiltern’s interest in the meeting was completed by the Under 13 boys who kept up the high standards with a sixth placed finish. Tom Ford ran well for fourth on leg 1 in 10.43, with Charlie Quantrill (11.05) on leg 2 and Jack Martin (11.30) on leg 3 completing the team. The B team: Jacob McCall (11.44), Kit Dixon (12.01) and Isaac McCall (11.49) was 17th, and the C team: Felix Danielli (11.53), Luke Coultate (12.21) and Lenny Brooks-Klingenschmid (11.39) was 24th. Seeing September out in style: XNRG ultra, Great Bristol Half Marathon, Leighton 10 and more25/9/2022
Well, Race Report fans, I was going to call this post ‘Wake me up when September ends’, but with all the excitement that Harriers have been making this weekend, I’d be hard pushed to drop off! There has been some truly spectacular results over a variety of distances and terrains.
Good Evening, Race Report fans from your chilly Race Reporter. Once again, it’s been a great weekend of competing for Chiltern Harriers. Resident tough girl Rashi Wanninayake took part in her 13th marathon in 12 months yesterday, just one week after battling the Swiss mountains, completing the lapped ‘Yabba Dabba Doo’ event at Chasewater Reservoir, Lichfield, in a time of 4.40.57 (strava time).
Good Evening, Race Report fans. I hope you are well and have had a relaxed weekend. Starting with parkrun news, there were course PBs yesterday for both Neil Turner and Pete Yates, who ran 17.57 at Aylesbury and 27.46 at Church Mead, Amersham, respectively.
Ready to run at 7pm: Meeting at Hyde Heath Cricket Ground (parks.smiled.corner).
If you want to re-group after the session, food and drink is normally available at ‘The Plough Pub’, Hyde Heath (reap.unwanted.haven). Plot a route link Garmin Connect Course We are now operating a more standardised monthly posting of training session details, and in order to locate the meeting points we are using: what3words.com to enable the accurate location of the car parking and meeting point for each training session during September.
Tuesday nights - Ready to run at 7pm. The Tuesday night routes will be predominantly on trails, however, there may be a road session occasionally for various reasons. Tuesday 6 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: Meeting at Hyde Heath Cricket Ground (parks.smiled.corner). If you want to re-group after the session, food and drink is normally available at ‘The Plough Pub’, Hyde Heath (reap.unwanted.haven). Tuesday 13 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: Meeting at The Chess Valley Recreation Area Car Park, Moor Road, Chesham (zone.heats.walks). Tuesday 20 Sept - Parking and meeting at Star Yard Car Park, Chesham (stove.simply.froze). Tuesday 27 Sept - Parking and meeting at Star Yard Car Park, Chesham (stove.simply.froze). Thursday Nights – Ready to run at 7pm on the running track, or on the grass playing field. Thursday 1 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: The Running Track (inspector.once.reader) at Merchant Taylors School, Moor Park, parking in the school car park at (activism.space.pills) Mike is unavailable, but the session will still take place. Thursday 08 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: The Running Track (inspector.once.reader) at Merchant Taylors School, Moor Park, parking in the school car park at (activism.space.pills) Thursday 15 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: The Running Track (inspector.once.reader) at Merchant Taylors School, Moor Park, parking in the school car park at (activism.space.pills) Thursday 22 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: Meeting at Hervines Park Pavillion, Hervines Road, Amersham (copies.pencil.eating) Thursday 29 Sept - Ready to run at 7pm: Meeting at Hervines Park Pavillion, Hervines Road, Amersham (copies.pencil.eating) SUNDAY MORNING SOCIAL RUNS – See website for details |
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