Sara sets new club record in Berlin

This week’s bumper round up includes the results from one of the last track sessions of the season, the latest results from the World Masters Championships in Malaga, a new club record set in Berlin, PBs in half marathons in Harrow and Reigate, as well as trail runs, fell runs and extreme events around the country.

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London HeathsideComment
Heathside win 4 Gold Medals at Middlesex road relays

The main news from the past weekend was the amazing performances put in by our young athletes at the Middlesex county young athletes and senior relays, where they picked up 4 gold medals. But there were also plenty of other excellent performances at races and events including the Great North Run,  Tallinn Marathon, a trail marathon in Farnham, an ultra in Switzerland, the Delft World Icosathlon Champs and the World Masters in Malaga. Plus the SAL T & F award winners are announced.

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London HeathsideComment
Archer wins bronze in England champs

Heathside had a splendid week on track and field. Among several impressive PBs and club records, the standout performance belonged to our U15 star Thomas Archer who won the bronze medal in the 1500 at the England U15 championships in Bedford in a time of 4:10 – the third best in the UK this year.

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Gavin EvansComment
Heatwave doesn't deter Heathsiders

The heatwave and summer holidays don’t appear to have dampened Heathsiders enthusiasm for racing.  At the final Middlesex Youth Athletics fixture of the season, our participants were not going to let summer holidays stand in their way and had wins in both A and B streams for the U11 boys and U15 girls 800m.

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Caroline WhiteComment
Annabel Litchfield wins Orion Forest 5

Relatively slim pickings this week by our usual standards, but the highlights include a first place for Annabel Litchfield in the hot and hilly Orion Forest 5 (33:04); another club V60 record for Pete Crockford in the Sri Chinmoy 5k at Battersea Park (in 18:41); another gruelling ultra for Lenny Martin (this one a 101 km mountainous course in Switzerland) and a sprightly PB for Sion Lewis in the Standard Chartered Great City Race  (16:34).

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Gavin EvansComment