Mega March… March traditionally sees a real crossover of competition – the end of cross country season and indoors and the first signs of outdoor events. It’s been an amazing month with Beagles successes at National level, International level and at the Essex and Eastern indoor championships. We’ve also seen amazing running from our junior athletes in schools races and brilliant results at the national schools biathlon! Well done to everyone competing and apologies in advance for anything missed in this update!
National Intercounties & Cross Challenge Final
Today saw Team Beagles transform into Team Essex as we took on the National Intercounties and Cross Challenge Final in Nottingham! A beautiful day but a challenging run with lots of hills on offer!
It was a brilliant start to the day with the U13 girls 3km race which saw Madison Kindler back on top form with another great win to take, not only the intercounties title, but also the cross challenge one! Her time was 11:58. Also running well and finishing second in the Essex team, 26th overall, was Sophie Bickerstaff (12:41). Amalie Twydell did us proud with her run to finish 158th (13:52).
In the U15 boys race, Orly Morton made his Essex debut with a good performance over 4km to finish 183rd (15:42).
Our U17 girls ran 5km in a very exciting race which saw lots of strong competition. Olivia Forrest finished 9th overall and 1st in Essex (19:21). She also picked up the third place trophy for her cross challenge performances. Mara Thomas continued her run of strong races this year to finish 61st (20:42) and Evie Warn suffered from some aggressive pushing and was 72nd (20:56).
Max Sanderson did a great job over 6km in the U17 men’s race. Finishing 3rd in Essex and 56th overall (20:34).
Congratulations to George Bangs who also had a good first intercounties experience in the U13 boys race over 3km. He also finished 3rd in Essex / 135th overall (12:24).
Finally our U15 girls helped Essex to a third place team finish with their run over 4km. A super run by Summer Smith saw her finish in 5th but agonisingly close to the medals (15:12). Heidi Woodley had another strong run to finish 14th (15:40) and she picked up the third place trophy for her cross challenge efforts this season! Well done too to Isabel Forrest who was able to run as a Beagle because of her earlier cross challenge performances. She finished 204th (18:24).
Well done to everyone for a brilliant day of performances.
Essex & Eastern Indoors
We had a brilliant couple of days at Lee Valley for the Essex and Eastern indoor championships. We saw championship records, wins, podiums, personal bests, tonnes of valuable experience and so much Beagles spirit! Well done to all our brilliant Beagles – we’re incredibly proud of you!
Day one was focused on short sprint events and the very first race of the day saw a superb win by Max Cheetham (U13) over 60m – 8.02. Later in the day he was back for the final and did even better, breaking 8 seconds for the first time (7:99) and winning the Essex and Eastern titles by a considerable margin. Max also managed to fit in some long jumping – with a best jump of 3.93m.
Also gaining valuable championship experience as an U13 was Elsie Martin-Bouchareb who picked up three new PB’s in her events on Saturday. In the 60m she produced a good sprint of 9.47, in the 60m hurdles she showed good form with her run of 12.19 and she had a best long jump of 3.18m.
Patrick Connor (U13) did well at his first championships with a 60m sprint of 10.73 and 60m hurdles effort of 14.47. Both PBs! We also saw a good return to competition for Jeremy Li (U17) who picked up a new PB over 60m of 8.06.
Zac Niyazi (U13) had some brilliant performances that saw him pick up PBs in all his events. Over 60m he ran 9.38, over the 60m hurdles, his first round effort of 12.44 which saw him earn a place in the final where he finished in 13.25. And in the long jump it was a best effort of 3.65m.
Our brilliant vet sprinters were also out giving their best over 60m. Stuart Carter picked up Essex bronze with his effort of 8.31. And Justin Waithe produced a seasons best to finish 4th in Essex – 8.35.
Eleanor Angeli (U17) continued to build on her shot put experience extending her PB to 7.02m with some great throwing. Also doing field events were Austin Lever (U13) who picked up a new long jump PB with his best jump of 3.25m, and Joshua Lever (U15) who also jumped to a new PB of 4.23m.
Also having a good day was Evie Abbot (U15) who picked up a new 60m PB of 8.65 to qualify for the semi final where she ran well again – 8.93. Evie also showed strength in the hurdles with a good effort of 10.27.
The start of the day on Sunday saw our race walkers take part in a special 1000m development event. Emma Dyos finished as second female in 5:34.61, with Stuart Bennett second male in 5:47.40. Celia Cordran was also walking well with her time of 6:55.60. And a very honorable mention to Andreas Angeli making his competition debut and showing some good elements of technique but unfortunately getting disqualified.
Continuing the great sprinting performances from day one, Max Cheetham again led the way with a superb qualifying run in the 200m heats, and a new PB of 25.66. He followed that up with another championship win in Essex and the East Region showing dominance with his time of 25.82.
Also sprinting well over 200m were Elsie Martin-Boucherab who picked up another PB of 31.96, Ava Carter (U17) who picked up a seasons best of 28.38, and Neosochi Onychere (U17) who showed good progress in her race before getting disqualified for a lane infringement.
Natanya Itiola (U13) had a busy day showing brilliant progression through the 200m rounds – a PB in the heats of 29.32 followed by a superb semi final win and another new PB of 28.69. Unfortunately, her run in the final, which saw her finish in the medals, was dismissed for a lane infringement and she was disqualified.
Daisy Willingale (U17) also had a strong day of performances – running 28.01 in the opening round of the 200m which saw her qualify for the semi final where she ran 28.28. But it was in the triple jump where she really excelled, picking up Essex silver with her best jump of 9.31m.
An afternoon of middle distance racing saw a good collection of medals accumulated for team Beagles. In the 800m our U13s were running time trials – Madison Kindler dominated her race and was the overall winner, also taking the championship record – 2:20.72. Emily Brewington picked up a PB of 2:52.23 and Lianne Esterhuysen also improved on her best with a run of 2:39.56.
The U15s also had time trials, and despite being in different races, three of our girls all achieved almost identical times! Sophie Bickerstaff ran a PB of 2:38.42, Aria Sabado a SB of 2:38.44 and Amalie Twydell a SB of 2:38.77. Amber Walker made her debut over the distance with a good run of 2:40.29. Frankie Edwards achieved an SB in the boys race with his run of 2:28.61.
The U17s had to run 800m heats and finals! Mattie Delea (after a morning of Rugby) picked up a SB of 2:19.32. Daniel East ran a strategic heat of 2:14.14 to qualify for the final, where he once again smashed his personal best and took Essex gold and Eastern silver with his run of 2:03.50. On the girls side both Jess Page (2:29.94 SB) and Missy Tiller (2:28.15) qualified for their final. In the final a very close battle through the field saw Jess finish in 2:30.96 and Missy collecting Essex and Eastern silver in 2:24.52.
The U17 1500m girls race saw a win (Essex / Eastern gold) for Olivia Forrest (4:39.64) and silver Essex and Eastern medals for Evie Warn (4:57.06). Also running well was Isabel Forrest (5:33.40).
Finally in the U20 men’s 1500m, Max Sanderson picked up an Essex silver medal with his run of 4:04.57.
English Schools Championships
A trip to Ardingly for the 100th anniversary of the English Schools Cross Country finals saw seven Beagles in action for Essex having qualified through the earlier rounds, they were in amongst the best in the country.
First race of the day saw the inter girls (year 10/11) race over 3.75km. Despite a dreadful start, Olivia Forrest recovered well to move at great speed through the field and end up in 8th (12:53). Evie Warn also had a great run to finish 3rd in the Essex team, and 42nd overall (13:32). Both girls helped the Essex team to 2nd place!
Our junior girls were just as brilliant! Racing over 2.85km, there was no time to settle in and it was fast paced all the way! Summer Smith did an excellent job to finish 4th (on the same time as 3rd – 9:15) whilst Heidi Woodley finished 6th in 9:23. Sophie Bickerstaff also ran brilliantly as one of the youngest in the race to finish 86th (10:18). The girls were instrumental in the Essex team taking first place!
The senior girls race saw Mara Thomas run over 4.1km and she continued her great run of form with to finish 52nd and second in the Essex team (15:04).
Finally Max Sanderson ran with the senior boys over 6km. An unfortunate landing mid race saw him suffer from a twisted ankle but he carried on regardless to finish 123rd (19:36).
In amazing news – Olivia, Summer and Heidi all qualified to represent English Schools at the schools international in Falkirk! An incredible achievement! Well done girls
SIAB International
On the final day of cross country season there was an amazing Scottish adventure for Summer Smith, Heidi Woodley and Olivia Forrest who were all representing English Schools at the Schools International race in Falkirk!
First race of the day was the junior girls race which saw Summer and Heidi take on a 3km undulating and technical course. And a super run it was with both girls taking to the front with the leading group and running strongly throughout. Summer just pulled forwards in the top 3 and managed to win an amazing bronze medal (11:00). Heidi wasn’t too far behind in 9th (11:26). The England team were victorious overall and both girls collected gold medals!
In the inter girls 4km race, Olivia worked very hard against some difficult competition. She remained committed throughout and a storming final part of the race saw her finish 13th overall (14:41). The inter girls team also came first taking home gold medals!
Well done to all 3 girls, an amazing experience to finish off a brilliant season. A big thank you to all the English schools staff for their support and to @coach66flix for the photos.
Tokyo Marathon
Huge congratulations to Andy Leonard who travelled all the way to Tokyo to compete in the marathon and tick off his marathon majors medal! A brilliant run saw him finish 6764th in a time of 3:42.54. Well done Andy!
Brentwood Half
The end of the month saw the Brentwood Half Marathon take place and with it a whole set of amazing Beagles performances! With almost 2000 runners in the race – our Beagles really stood out.
Scott Brooks – 19th man overall! 14th in age group! Finish time – 1:18.56
Daniel Jaycock – 39th man overall! 2nd in age group! Finish time – 1:23.38
Simon Knightbridge – 48th man overall! 7th in age group! Finish time – 1:24:24
Bradley Cleveland – 92nd man overall! 56th in age group! Finish time – 1:29.21
Yvo Heidemans – 112th man overall! 69th in age group! Finish time – 1:30.11
Callum Goodey – 122nd man overall! 75th in age group! Finish time – 1:31.13
Stuart Crowther – 148th man overall! 4th in age group! Finish time – 1:33.07
Aiden Kerr – 162nd overall! 17th in age group! Finish time – 1:33.03
Lorraine Massarella – 18th woman overall! 6th in age group! Finish time – 1:35.28
Keith Thornton – 186th man overall! 6th in age group! Finish time – 1:35.41
Daniel Esterhuysen – 272nd man overall! 42nd in age group! Finish time – 1:38.58
Jemimah Knightbridge – 46th woman overall! 17th in age group! Finish time – 1:44.04
Andy Leonard – the 2 hour pacer!! Coming back in 2:01.10.
Well done everyone! Brilliant performances in our home town.
English Schools Cross Country Cup
It was finally time for the English Schools Cross Country Cup in Leeds which had been postponed from December.
With a number of Beagles running for their school teams amongst the best in the country, we saw some brilliant performances. The inter girls race was meant to be 2.6k but the field was sent on an extra loop adding some distance! Summer Smith and Heidi Woodley ran together at the front of the field in a tightly packed leading group with Summer ultimately finishing 3rd overall (10:51) and Heidi taking 7th place (11:12). Also performing brilliantly were Esme Thomas 39th (12:36), Isabel Forrest 41st (12:37), Missy Tiller 49th (12:46), Sophie Halford 53rd (12:51), Daisy Middlemiss 81st (13:22), Jess Page 83rd (13:29) and Millie Cameron 92nd (13:45). Team Chelmsford County High School for Girls finished 2nd, Team New Hall finished 3rd and Team Coopers’ Coborn PE Department finished 5th!
The inter boys race saw a great performance from Jude Hearn who set off at pace and showed commitment throughout to finish in 8th (13:13).
And in the senior girls race over 3.2k, Olivia Forrest had a strong start leading the pack for the first kilometre and ultimately finishing 8th (11:16).
Year 7 & 8 Schools Intercounties
We have no official results for the year 7/8 schools intercounties event but we would like to congratulate Sophie Bickerstaff who finished as first Essex girl in 6th place overall. Well done too to Amalie Twydell, Aria Sabado and Max Cheetham who were all running at the event.
National Primary and Year 7 Cross Country Championships
The national primary school and Year 7 Cross Country race took place today at Stoneleigh Park and it was great to see several Beagles make the journey for the event and to pick up some valuable big event experience!
The year 3 girls race saw Danel Esterhuysen finish a superb 12th (5:38). We also saw brilliant running from Sean Connor in the year 3 boys race – who finished 31st (5:30).
The year 5 girls race saw a really strong 2.3km run from Thea Clark who finished in a brilliant 46th place (9:27)
In the year 5 boys event, also over 2.3km Colm Forrest ran well to finish 32nd (8:28) with Ollie Kindler finishing 153rd (9:42).
In the year 6 girls race Lianne Esterhuysen produced another strong performance to finish just a second off the podium in 4th (9:32) over 2.7km.
And finally in the year 7 girls race Madison Kindler produced yet another dominant performance to finish first by a good margin over 3km (10:12).
Well done to all who ran and thank you to Daniel Esterhuysen for the photos!
SBH Throwsfest
It was a brilliant day of PBs for our throwers in the first event of the season. Eleanor Angeli picked up a new hammer PB of 19.88m before following that up with a PB in discus on 19.29m. It was also a new PB for Jess Page who had a brilliant javelin event with a best throw of 33.33m.
ISA Nationals
The ISA national final took place at Mallory Park with races from year 4 upwards.
Starting off the Beagles performances was Zach Mikolajczyk running in the year 4 race over 1500m and finishing 31st in 6:22.
In the year 5/6 girls race over 1900m we saw a brilliant run from Isabelle Holme who, despite only being in year 5, ran a mature race to take the win. She finished in 7:42. Also running well was Thea Clark, also in year 5, and finishing 22nd in 8.27.
We also saw a great run in the Year 5/6 boys race where Colm Forrest (year 5) gave his absolute all to stick with the front of the race and finish with the bronze medal in 7:21.
In the year 7 boys race we saw some good running from David Mikolajczyk who finished 23rd over 2200m in 8:48.
Sophie Halford did a great job in the year 8/9 girls race over 3200m. She finished 14th in 12:16.
Finally in the year 10/11 girls race over 3600m where it was silver for Olivia Forrest in 13:50. Isabel Forrest had a great run to finish 8th in 15:15 and Missy Tiller ran well to finish 16th in 16:29.
Edmund Carr Cross Country
Well done to all our primary school Beagles who took part in the Edmund Carr Cross Country final. Apologies to everyone we have missed but huge congratulations to:
Lianne Esterhuysen – winner on the day and of the overall series in the year 6 girls race.
Nadia Price – winner on the day and of the overall series in the year 5 girls race
Alexandra Johnston – second on the day and second overall in the year 3 girls race
Jude Deal – 3rd on the day in the year 5 boys race. He and team mate George Kyprianou (11th)were also fundamental to their team taking the year 5 boys team trophy.
Callum Evans – 1st on the day and winner of the overall year 5 boys race
Danel Esterhuysen – 7th on the day in the year 3 girls race
Max Morris – 11th in the year 3 boys race whilst teammate Ethan Ballantyne was 16th
Luke Morris – 28th in the year 5 boys race
Nora Heidemans 11th in the year 5 girls race with Camilla Nash in 12th and Bailee Abrahams in 19th.
National Schools Biathlon
The national schools biathlon (run and swim) took place over a weekend in Bath and saw some brilliant Beagles results.
In the year 10 boys event, Orly Morton finished 3rd with a swim time of 2:18.4 and a run time of 4:52.2
In the year 8 girls event, Aria Sabado finished 4th with a swim time of 1:06.04 and a run time of 5:47.9
In the year 8 boys event, Joe Sandford finished 31st with a swim time of 1:33.0 and a run time of 5:21.7
The year 7 girls event saw Madison Kindler take the win with a swim time of 30.9 and a run time of 2:18.1
BFTTA
It was another busy weekend for Max Cheetham who attended the BFTTA Open and once again achieved some amazing results! Sprinting over 100m he picked up a brilliant new PB of 12:53 which he matched in his second race over the distance! In the Long Jump it was another new PB – 4.34m and in the triple jump a third PB of 9.76m. Max also had another good run over 200m just outside his best at 25.83.
Also sprinting well at the event was Stuart Carter who ran over 100m with two good times of 13.15 and 13.27.
Chelmsford 5k
Congratulations to Adam Armour who finished 7th in the Chelmsford 5k – an event dominated by adult runners! Adam was second in his age category and ran a time of 20:13. Well done!
Debden 5k and Essex 20
Well done to Amalie Twydell who had a great 5k run at Debden to finish just a second off her PB in 19:53! She also finished first in her age group! The same event saw a brilliant run from Lorraine Massarella in the Essex 20. Lorraine finished 71st female overall and 5th in her age category in a brilliant time of 2:34.03.
Parkrun & junior parkrun roundup (1/2 Mar)
We start our Parkrun round-up at Raphael where there was another strong turnout of Beagles with some great performances on show. In a very competitive field where the winning time was 15:25, Alex Young (17:34 PB) put in a great run to come 5th overall, claiming a new PB by 16 seconds. Finishing just outside the top 10 was Matthew Jones (18:44) while taking 1st female was Isabelle Young (19:56 PB) who broke 20 minutes for the first time at the event. Adam Armour (20:12) also ran well on his debut at the course, finishing 26th while Keith Thornton (20:55) was not far behind in 34th. Emily Brewington (22:27), Cameron Young (24:08) and Freya Brewington (29:27) also had good runs.
At Billericay, Scott Brooks (17:33 PB) was another runner in strong form taking 1st place and setting a new course and Parkrun PB. Sophie Bickerstaff (19:06) took 8th and 2nd female while Kurt Brooks (19:55 PB) was 12th and secured his fastest run at the event.
Elsewhere we had runners at Chelmsford where Reggie Edwards (17:52) ran strongly to take 3rd and equal his best time, at Clare Castle as Amalie Twydell (20:53) finished 7th and 1st overall female, at Wickford where Elliot Worth (20:51) also finished 7th and finally at Roundhay as Robin Smith* (17:40) took 1st finisher.
On Sunday, just 2 runners at Harrow Lodge as Willow Smith (09:08) took 6th and Finley Smith* (09:46) 12th. A good turn out at Hutton Rec saw Colm Forrest (08:03) take 1st by nearly a minute, with Nadia Price (09:00) 2nd and 1st female. Alexandra Johnston (09:29) took 3rd, Jessica Thomson* (10:06) 4th, Max Morris (10:10) 5th, Elise Gosling (10:12) 7th, Liam Worth (10:16) 9th, Sophie Lobo* (10:40) 12th, Chloe Thomson* (10:55) 14th and Joshua Thomson* (11:36) 18th.
Parkrun & junior parkrun roundup (8/9 Mar)
Some very welcome warm spring sunshine greeted our 5k runners on Saturday with Beagles at a variety of events. At Billericay, Kurt Brooks (19:25 PB) was in good form finishing 3rd overall and picking up a course best at the same time. Also running well were Isaac Norris (24:27), Matt Norris (24:37), Nora Heidemans (28:41) and Yvo Heidemans (28:42).
At Raphael, Simon Knightbridge (17:52) kept up his sub-18 streak taking 6th while a little further back in 19th was Callum Goodey (19:41 PB) who recorded his course best. Also enjoying good runs were Emily Brewington (21:59), Freya Brewington (29:02) and Stuart Bennett (31:49).
Joshua Barke (30:45) took on the hills of Brentwood and at Great Notley, Adam Armour (20:34 PB) ran well to take 7th and claim a course best while at Wickford, registering a record of 367 parkrunners, Elliot Worth (20:24) took 5th and Tamar Barclay* (21:44 PB) 19th. Meanwhile, touring further afield, were Stuart Crowther (25:15) at Alice Holt and Keith Thornton (21:39) at Seaton.
More sunny weather on Sunday for our juniors with a good turnout at Harrow Lodge where Blossom Smith (07:53 PB) finished 1st with a new course best by 9 seconds, dipping under 8 minutes for the first time, well done! Emily Brewington (07:59) was similarly in great form finishing 2nd, equaling her best time while Willow Smith (08:36 PB) was another to record a PB in 3rd. Sean Connor (09:12 PB) was first male home in 6th with Finley Smith* (09:53) 10th and Freya Brewington (10:22) 18th.
A good representation at Lake Meadows as well where Ollie Johnson (07:13 PB) stormed to a new course best by 15 seconds and 1st place, just pipping Sophie Bickerstaff (same time) who also recorded a PB, great running both of you! There were further great performances to come with Amalie Twydell (07:38) finishing 4th and Max Morris (09:22) 13th.
At Hutton Rec., there was another good show of juniors with Alexandra Johnston (08:57 PB) taking 3rd and a new course best while 7th went to Liam Worth (09:20). Elise Gosling (09:45 PB) took 9th, Jessica Thomson* (09:50) 11th, Joshua Barke (09:54) 12th, Chloe Thomson (10:02) 15th, Nora Heidemans (10:07) 16th, Camilla Nash (10:10) 17th, Ted Lobo* (10:34) 19th, Sophie Lobo* (10:38), Joshua Thomson* (11:00) 23rd and finally Izzy Lobo* (11:03) 24th.
Parkrun & junior parkrun roundup (15/16 Mar)
Making the most of a parkrun whilst on her travels, race walker Emma Dyos was in Hull and finished 111th female (30:10). Closer to home at Raphaels, Simon Knightbridge took Beagles honours with his 6th place finish (18:03) with Ollie Johnson close behind in 10th (19:02). Aria Sabado was 3rd female (20:12) and race walker Stuart Bennett was 178th man (31:17).
At Billericay it was a first place finish for Alex Young (18:25) with Elliot Worth 19th male (20:59). Also running well were Cameron Young in 38th (22:35) and Dylan Hussain in 66th (24:41). Adam Armour travelled to the beach at Southend for his parkrun – with a good result seeing him finish 8th male (20:18).
At Chelmsford Oliver Weston-Stokes was the 34th male finisher (20:22). In Brentwood, Jude Hearn was the second finisher (20:17) with Phil Price not too far behind in 6th (22:04). At Wickford memorial parkrun it was another first place finish for Scott Brooks (18:13). Whilst at Ingebourne Hill Keith Thornton finished 8th (21:15).
On Sunday at our junior events, it was a first place finish, and a new PB for Lianne Esterhuysen (7:33) who was at Harrow Lodge. Also running there were Poppy Monk* 8th (9:17)and Danel Esterhuysen 19th (10:25). At Hutton Rec Sonny Jones finished 1st (8:32) with Nadia Price first female (8:44). Also running the laps of the recreation ground were Alexandra Johnston in 3rd (9:09), Liam Worth in 4th (9:13), Chloe Thomson 5th (9:57), Joshua Barke 6th (10:01), Sophie Lobo 7th (10:09 – PB), Elise Gosling 8th (10:09), Ted Lobo 11th (10:31), Izzy Lobo 14th (10:50 – PB) and Joshua Thomson 19th (11:05).
Parkrun & junior parkrun roundup (22/23 Mar)
We start this week’s roundup at Billericay where three Beagles were taking part. Kurt Brooks (18:58 PB) set out with intent, carrying him to a 1st finisher and a course best. Elliot Worth (20:56) took 10th while Scott Brooks (23:47) held back in preparation for his half marathon the following day.
At Raphael, Matthew Jones (24:51) finished 66th while at Chelmsford, Oliver Weston-Stokes (24:12) was 158th.
A good turn-out at Brentwood saw improving times and a couple of PB’s over a drying course. Evie Warn (21:22) was first Beagle home finishing 5th and 1st female while not far behind was Isabelle Young (21:47 PB) in 7th. Phil Price (22:15) took 9th, Missy Tiller (23:20) 13th (making it a 1-2-3 of Beagles females), Cameron Young (24:43 PB) 23rd and Robert Barke (26:33).
At Great Dunmow, perpetual tourist Adam Armour (20:41 PB)ran well to take 3rd and knock over 30 seconds off his previous best time while at Ingrebourne Hill, Emma Dyos (29:43) placed just inside the top 100 at 99th. Finally, first timetouringatFoots Cray Meadows was Keith Thornton (21:45) who took 8th overall.
On Sunday, dry and humid conditions saw some improved times by our junior Beagles. At Harrow Lodge, Willow Smith (08:41 took 1st place with Harry Collier (08:43 PB) just behind in 2nd while brother Jack Collier (09:10 PB) took 5th and also recorded a course best. At Hutton Rec., Jessica Thomson* (09:45) took 4th, just ahead of Camilla Nash (09:49) in 5th. Chloe Thomson* (09:52) was 6th and Sophie Lobo* (10:08 PB) 7th. 2 runners at Lake Meadows where Liam Worth (08:58) took 7th and Max Morris (09:59) 13th. Finally, at Great Cornard juniors, Adam Armour (07:37) took 1st place.
Our male age-graded performance of the week over 5k went to Keith Thornton (73.72%) and female to Evie Warn (72.54%) while over 2k, Willow Smith impressed with a 78.25% rating.
Well done to all our representatives at parkrun. Can we please remind you that we can only pick up your results in the parkun club report if you register yourself as being part of the club in your parkrun profile. Unfortunately, the automatic club report only works on the Saturday parkruns so we are unable to spot performances at junior parkruns beyond the local ones we monitor (Harrow Lodge, Hutton Rec., Chelmsford, Lake Meadows, Great Notley and Northlands). Feel free to contact us if you need help setting up your profile or if you want to tell us about your runs further afield.
Coming up
April will be another busy month for the Beagles – it’s the start of the EYAL campaign, we have road relays and the SEAA 5K. It’s also the London marathon and mini marathon and lots more as well!
