U8
6 Lucille Pickles 5:56 (3rd girl)
7 George Fitzpatrick 5:58
12 Chloe Boothman 7:03 (4th girl)
16 Summer Fitzpatrick 7:47 (7th girl)
17 Isabelle Chew 7:59 (8th girl)
U10
12 Harley Treitl 10:55
17 Jack Latham 11:36
U12
19 Jenna Boothman 15:56 (5th girl)
27 Connor Fitzpatrick 18:17
Young Josh Boyle had a run out in this race and remarkably managed to split the Calder Valley pair of Tim Ellis and Alex Whittem. Tim won the race with Josh 2nd and Alex Whittem 3rd.
2 Josh Boyle 23:03
A good day out for the club. First, it was nice to see so many of our juniors out and it was great to see Lucille Pickles win the U8 race outright, beating everyone, including the boys.
Junior Results
U8
1 Lucille Pickles 1:28
5 George Fitzpatrick 1:34
8 Annabelle Hoyle 1:41
12 Chloe Boothman 1:50
13 Isabelle Chew 1:52
14 Matthew Brooks 1:53
17 Summer Fitzpatrick 1:55
U10
7 Logan McCredie 3:27
15 Ella Honeyman 3:45
21 Clover Edwards 3:58
23 Kelsi Bailey 4:12
24 Edie May Poole 4:12
U12
10 Jenna Boothman 15:47
15 Connor Fitzpatrick 17:01
16 Oliver Whipp 17:10
U14
5 Jack Villiers 14:44
It was also nice to see Sarah Tipler back racing again and to see her take first place in the ladies race, with Angela Donlan finishing first V40 and finally, it was good to see three Barlick vests in the top eleven.
3 Shaun Chew 40:16
5 David Poole 42:47
11 Andrew Chew 44:46
18 Sarah Tipler 46:23 (1st Woman)
24 Andrew Carson 47:23
47 Jen Hird 51:10
48 James Fent 51:10
51 Scott McCredie 51:24
52 Angela Donlan 51:32 (1st W40)
57 Leanne Dinsdale 51:58
65 Paula Cullen 52:51
104 Hannah Newbold 57:07
144 Richard Treitl 1:05:47
A great performance by Tom Corrigan, in his first ever Three Peaks race, not only led the Barlickers home, but he finished in the top twenty. Good performances too from Julian Hood and Luke Maude meant that Barlick had three runners in the top thirty.
For the third consecutive year, Andy Berry has once more shown a vast improvement in this race and despite the harder going this year, he not only improved on his last year's time, but for the first time, finished in the top 100.
The provisional finishing positions and times for the Barlickers were as follows:
Pos | Name | Horton |
Ingle- borough |
Hill Inn |
Whern- side |
Ribble- head |
High Beckwith |
Pen Y Ghent |
||||||
19 | Tom Corrigan | 3:17:26 | 21 |
2:43:27 |
21 | 2:12:20 | 24 | 1:53:24 | 24 | 1:20:35 | 27 | 58:38 |
22 |
31:20 |
25 | Julian Hood | 3:21:47 | 27 | 2:49:08 | 27 | 2:16:34 | 30 | 1:56:25 | 31 | 1:22:38 | 32 | 59:33 | 31 | 32:09 |
28 | Luke Maude | 3:23:53 | 28 | 2:50:27 | 41 | 2:18:39 | 35 | 1:58:35 | 38 | 1:24:21 | 46 | 1:01:23 | 38 | 33:20 |
99 | Andy Berry | 3:43:57 | 107 | 3:06:14 | 101 | 2:29:33 | 92 | 2:06:16 | 104 | 1:30:11 | 100 | 1:04:56 | 72 | 34:26 |
122 | Sam Gibbs | 3:50:31 | 131 | 3:11:59 | 123 | 2:32:05 | 128 | 2:09:39 | 144 | 1:33:00 | 152 | 1:07:57 | 182 | 37:44 |
280 | John Boothman | 4:16:10 | 301 | 3:34:51 | 306 | 2:52:47 | 333 | 2:28:01 | 352 | 1:44:26 | 354 | 1:15:46 | 377 | 41:48 |
303 | Gary Bradley | 4:18:55 | 286 | 3:33:35 | 253 | 2:48:38 | 264 | 2:22:33 | 269 | 1:40:21 | 276 | 1:13:12 | 312 |
40:34 |
407 | Andrew Driver | 4:26:23 | 423 | 3:52:05 | 420 | 3:03:54 | 431 | 2:35:21 | 394 | 1:46:04 | 375 | 1:16:14 | 371 | 41:42 |
434 | Derek Walkden | 4: 41:18 | 427 | 3:52:25 | 423 | 3:04:30 | 409 | 2:33:39 | 389 | 1:45:57 | 395 | 1:16:42 | 392 | 42:03 |
440 | Pete Beresford | 4:42:09 |
442 |
3:54:05 | 426 | 3:04:40 | 426 | 2:34:52 | 389 | 1:45:57 | 364 | 1:16:03 | 374 | 41:45 |
523 | Pete Jackson | 4:53:09 |
526 |
4:03:57 | 530 | 3:13:46 | 575 | 2:46:34 | 584 | 1:54:55 | 613 | 1:24:17 | 666 |
47:16 |
541 | Nicolas Kendall | 4:56:12 | 511 | 4:01:30 | 477 | 3:09:53 | 449 | 2:37:08 | 430 | 1:47:28 | 411 | 1:17:21 | 384 |
41:56 |
589 | Rachel Lowther | 5:04:46 | 577 | 4:09:10 | 574 | 3:18:39 | 571 | 2:46:17 | 576 | 1:54:43 | 552 | 1:22:27 | 520 | 44:43 |
61 Jack Villiers 25:12 New PB
62 Jenna Boothman 25:19
89 Logan McCredie 27:04 New PB
90 Scott McCredie 27:06 New PB
109 Lucille Pickles 28:41
125 Susan Hird 29:53
11 Angela Donlan 22:17 New PB (1st Woman)
3 Ian Cocks 18:24 New PB
Where were all the Barlickers this evening, as only two turned up for the pub run? Ian Livesey & Scott McCredie.
Ian is still recovering from his London Marathon but that didn't appear to affect his off-road running; very impressive from someone who just 4 days earlier ran 26 miles in 2:33:27.
Scott has only just started fell running but he didn't wane on any of the ascents, in fact, he took them easily in his stride; watch out for this guy on the fells in the coming year.
It's perhaps a good job that Andy Holden of Wharfedale Harriers turned up to join the run as the other two did not know the area.
He took them on a route via Little Newton Farm, up towards Crake Moor, then returned via the summit of Newton Moor, the turning point in the Hellifield fell race, about 5.5 miles.
It's not long now till the start of the 2016 BOFRA Championship, with the first race being at Sedbergh Gala on the 21st May. They put a varied season of races and there are always juniors races at each event. If you or your child wish to take part, you must send off your membership application form before 21 May. Your child must be over 6.
Championship Details:
Best 8 races out of 16
U9,12,14,17 & Senior
Membership for championship - £30 family / £15 senior / £7 junior
Race fees - £1 junior / £4 senior
All details of all the races and how to sign up can be found on the Bofra web site
The early news is that young Josh Boyle finished 2nd in this race, just one second behind the legendary Carl Bell.
Further details follow.
1 Elliott PHILLIPS 07:47
4 Lee PARRINGTON 01:15:47
151 Richard STARKIE 01:43:58
Three Barlickers entered the biggest Marathon in England and once again, came away with some cracking times. Ian Livesey, running his 3rd Marathon this year ran, 2.33.27, showing once again his quality over his favourite distance. With Chris Singleton losing his pb due to the Manchester Marathon being outed as a short course this week, Ian is now the club record holder. 2nd in and running his 2nd Marathon this year was Gary Shaw. Gary nearly pulled out 6miles in due to blisters, but showed grit and determination to finish in 2.44, which is still a great time. Mark Sandamas won the club ballot at the presentation evening and vowed to put it to good use. He's clearly been putting in the training as he looked lean and mean. Touching 50, he put in a great performance and came away with a pb of 2.46. All three enjoyed the unique atmosphere that London provides. Livers will no doubt be looking to go sub 2.30 in the future.
129 Ian Livesey 2:33:27
416 Gary Shaw 2:42:41
599 Mark Sandamas 2:46:06
The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.