Cross country results
Results
There were some good results at the South of England Championships at Parliament Hill Fields on 30th January. In particular, the senior men's team finished 45th out of 81 teams. This is a pleasing result by recent standards when we've failed to enter a complete team but we have the strength to finish much higher than this and challenge for top ten places - come on road/XC runners let's wear the blue and white in some championships! Will Clarke in the senior men's event and George Schwiening in the U15 girls were the outstanding individuals in an overall good display. Well done all who took part.
Neil
Under 13 boys (212 finishers)
53rd Thomas Heylen 12.44
Under 15 boys (228 finishers)
24th James Cochrane 16.48
68th Guy Kendall 17.36
Under 15 girls (191 finishers)
12th George Schwiening 15.42
106th Olivia McGurk 18.06
Under 17 women (118 finishers)
43rd Rebecca Carter 22.34
Under 20 men (100 finishers)
82nd John Baslington 33.39
Under 20 women (48 finishers)
27th Nathalie Richards 28.33
Senior women (357 finishers)
208th Diana Braverman 41.13
Senior men (806 finishers and 81 completed teams)
11th Will Clarke 52.50
95th Mike Salt 58.30
112th Nick Beer 59.11
540th Mark Chaplin 1.13.10
612th Steve Thoday 1.17.05
771st Tim Long 1.29.29
C&C team 45th
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The C&C Senior team finished 2nd overall in the Frostbite league series and the Junior team finished 4th. Well done to everyone who competed.
Congratulations to Ben Kelk who finished 3rd in the 60m Hurdles at the Aviva England Athletics, Under 20, 17 & 15 Indoor Championships. In this, his first National Championships as an Under 20, he achieved a new indoor PB of 8.05 secs which places him 20th on the UK All Time Best list.
After Ed Aston's impressive 800m at the Aviva Grand Prix, achieving an indoor PB of 1:48.24 which was within the World Indoor Championships qualifying standard, he has been selected to compete as a GB Senior at the championships in Doha in March. This will be Ed's debut as a GB Senior athlete. Congratulations to Ed and the best of luck for the coming championships! more on the Grand Prix...
Ed Aston wins bronze at National Indoor Championships in a very close race more...
Master-classes for coaches and athletes are coming up soon for pole vault, strength and conditioning and fundamentals of movement. Please register if you’re interested more…
C&C runners are invited to run in the Roman road race on 13th March and attend the annual dinner more...
Congratulations to Ed Aston Southern indoor 800m champion for the fourth year in a row. Well done Ed!
Parkrun comes to Cambridge more...
Charlotte Cox wins BBC Sports Personality award more...
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