| Robert Nock | 2:41:57 |
| Johnathan Cooper-Knock | 2:45:48 |
| James McGill | 3:35:11 |
| Paul Hunt | 3:50:37 |
| Ivan Whigham | 3:50:52 |
| Roy Whittle | 3:50:56 |
| Wayne Grant | 3:57:07 |
| Eddy Webb | 3:57:22 |
| Bec Day | 4:10:51 |
| Julia Carter | 4:26:35 |
| Chris Tetley | 4:27:51 |
| Stuart Keen | 4:34:54 |
| Claire Elsworth | 4:44:09 |
Tag: Club Champs
-
Hit The Trail
Chris Tetley writes:
So it begins, the 2024 championship season, well apart from parkruns. Hit The Trail was the first full race of the 2024 season of championship races. Twelve of us turned out for this five-mile trail race on a chilly Sunday morning.
The race runs along trails through the Reddish Vale country park just outside Stockport. They warned us it might be muddy in places, and it didn’t disappoint. They also mentioned the odd “puddle” or two and yes there were a couple of sections that had been flooded. Can I say the second one was particularly cold. Still, it washed the mud off our shoes, and we soon warmed up on the uphill finish.
John Moore 35:04 1st V60 Wayne Grant 36:16 Brian Holland 37:46 1st V65 Roy Whittle 40:06 Mary Jones 42:33 Paul Hunt 43:21 Ita Kelly 43:04 1st V60 Christine Bowen 46:30 Claire Elsworth 47:52 Stuart Keen 47:47 Chris Tetley 48:46 Jane Keen 57:24 Emma Martin 59:09 
Thanks to Jon-Paul Kearns for the pictures
-
Dambuster 10½
Rob Nock 1:13:14 Kieran Smallbone 1:22:12 Shaun Hall 1:31:10 Christine Bowen 1:46:42 Chris Tetley 1:50:07 
Shaun, Rob, Kieran, Chris, Chris 
Rob flying to another top ten finish -
Meerbrook 15k
Rob Nock 1:02:57 John Moore 1:12:03 Matt Biglin 1:14:52 Ita Kelly 1:29:40 Sean Adams 1:30:51 Christine Bowen 1:34:10 Julia Carter 1:37:39 Chris Tetley 1:38:39 
Chris, Sean, Julia, Ita, Chris, Matt, Rob, John -
Groovy Kinder Love
Rob Nock 2:56:11 John Moore 3:57:00 Wayne Grant 3:57:02 -
Peter’s Stroll
Results
1 Roy Whittle 10:49.00 [course record] 2 Julia Carter 10:50:00 [women’s course record] 
-
Teggs Nose
Wayne Grant 1:14:45 Shaun Hall 1:30:47 -
Three Peaks of Chinley
Rob Nock 1:15:51 Chris Randall 1:35:57 Ivan Whigham 1:42:18 Shaun Hall 1:44:46 Rebecca Day 1:44:48 Roy Whittle 1:51:21 Ita Kelly 1:51:44 Matt Biglin 1:51:45 Chris Tetley 1:59:47 Christine Bowen 2:00:32 Lesley Sutton 2:03:25 Kirsty Pierce 2:04:00 Catriona Moore 2:19:28 John Moore 2:19:39 Karen Duddridge 2:23:15 Peter Fotheringham 2:23:48 Janet Smith 2:24:18 -
Kentmere Horseshoe
[+ Chris R] Chris Randall 2:27:59 Wayne Grant 2:29:39 Bec Day 2:33:21 John Moore 2:36:36 Shaun Hall 3:05:28 -
Buxton Carnival 4
Written by Chris Bowen.
Just over two weeks since I finished the Spine Challenger North, I found myself on the start line for the Buxton Carnival 4. “A bit short for you” said someone I know from Pennine.
Several of us had travelled by train from Whaley, meeting some Glossopdale members on the way -having a chat with them made for a sociable start to the afternoon. The train was delayed in Chapel but after a quick trot to registration to collect numbers, we made our way to the start with time to spare.
Thunderstorms were forecast but it was just drizzle that was falling as we suddenly set off down from Spring Gardens. This made for a cooler race than it might have been as it was a humid day. The long climb up St John’s Road was not as bad as I remembered and I overtook Christine H and then Moira. Ita was way in front in by this time. Moira quickly passed me again as we turned the corner and we headed downhill back towards the Pavilion gardens. A quick cut across town and we were back up for the second climb up St John’s Road. I wasn’t as quick this time and Moira stayed ahead of me. Very soon we were heading down to the finish in the Market Square.
After waiting for all Striders to finish and the usual congratulations, we headed back to registration to get our bags. We decided to have a beer before our train back and so were still there for the prize-giving. This was fortuitous as Christine H, Ita, Moira and James Rees had all won their age categories and we collected a table full of prizes! Well done to all!
PS My quads are still sore. 160 miles of the Pennine Way – not a problem but 4 miles of road is a different matter.
Nathan Porter 23:35 Robin Leathley 24:00 James Rees 26:20 Wayne Grant 26:59 Matt Biglin 29:12 Brian Holland 30:22 Paul Hunt 33:46 Ita Kelly 33:54 Moira Hunt 35:36 Chris Bowen 35:46 Christine Hill 36:21 Stuart Keen 37:39 Chris Tetley 38:13 Jane Keen 46:02