Membership fees

Despite the name, the club participates in all disciplines of running, fell, cross country and road and welcomes applications from runners of all abilities to join us. If you are not sure if the club is for you, why not come to one of our training sessions or one of our regular pub runs. You will be under no obligation to join, but you will get a feel for the club and a better idea if the club is for you. You can merely turn up to a training session unannounced, but it would be better if you contacted our club secretary first (details on the contacts page) and let him know that you will be coming and he will make sure that whoever is leading the group will look out for you. If you are an absolute beginner to running, you too are most welcome to join us in one of our sessions, but please contact our secretary first and he will make sure that you will have a programme with which you are comfortable. Membership fees for the club are as follows:
  • Seniors
  • For members over the age of 18
  • £10/year
  • For runners of all abilities over the age of 18
  • For runners participating in all disciplines of running, fell, cross country and road running
  • Regular training and coaching sessions provided
  • Apply
  • Juniors
  • For members under the age of 18
  • FREE
  • For runners of all abilities under the age of 18.
  • Regular (weekly) training sessions led by experienced runners/coaches
  • Advice about how to train properly so juniors can develop as athletes
  • Apply
  • Non-runners
  • For non-running members
  • £5/year
  • For supporters of the club and club members
  • Support the club and all the senior and junior runners
  • Apply
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Five Barlickers braved the dismal weather to take part in this race and were led home by Ian Cocks.

8 Ian Cocks 25:26
11 James Austin 26:00
20 Shane Muller 27:16
47 Emma Pease 30:57
71 Nicola Muller 33:22

It was a wet and windy day for this race, but better perhaps than all the recent heat we have been having.  A good run out by Emma Bailey saw her get a PB for a 10 mile race by 2 minutes, as well as a podium finish and 1st FV40.

3 Emma Bailey 1:09:32 (1st FV40)

17 Laura Craig 24:51
40 Abigail Park 30:37 New PB

49 James Macdonald 23:48
204 Zac Kaye 30:53

What a pleasant evening for a fell race.  Well, it is more of a trail race than a true fell race.  There are no serious steep ascents and it is on good paths over the hills.  It therefore suited speedy runners such as Ben Coop of Bury AC,  who absolutely flew round to comfortably take the honours.  Oliver Heaton was in second place and was chased by Andy Collins throughout the race.  However, early on, Andy suffered a fall and although nothing was damaged other than his pride, at that point, Oliver opened up a gap of around twenty seconds.  Although Andy pushed hard, he found it impossible to close that gap which remained until the end of the race.  Still a cracking race by Andy to finish third.

Stephen Shorrock got off to a good start and was well placed in the top ten the first time they went passed the cross.  However, on the return, he was in 4th place behind Andy and despite being pushed by a couple of runners, he managed to hold this position to the end.  That was the second Barlcker in the top ten.

They say that a man is just as old as the woman he feels.  Well something is inspiring Carl Pawson.  At the weekend, he finished in 8th position.  In this race, he was in the same position when he first went passed the cross but on his return, he had managed to improve by one position and so it finished, with three Barlickers in the top ten. In this race, it was the less elitist four to count for the men's team prize and Zac Kaye finishing in 16th position, just one second in front of Ben Whitehead, meant that Barlick took the men's team prize.

Further down the field, Glenn Whittaker and John Boothman were battling it out for the the Whitman Cup.  It was a very close thing, but in the end John just managed to get ahead of Glenn.

Whilst all this was going on, there was also the ladies race taking place.  On the outward leg, Jackie Collins had a good lead and looked really up for it, doing star jumps over the muddy patches.  Again, on the outward leg, Lorraine Slater was in second place and knowing her prowess in longer races, would she be able to pull back on Jackie's lead?  By the time they returned, Jackie was still doing her star jumps, but Lorraine looked to be really struggling.  It turned out that she had only just returned from chilling out on a  cruise in the Mediterranean, which she admitted was not the best preparation for a race.  Nevertheless, it was a great performance from a woman who is only just still within the W45 category.  Further down the field, Paula Cullen was battling away and was rewarded with 6th position which meant that Barlick also won the ladies' team prize.  

What with individual prizes, category prizes and team prizes, the Barlick table looked overloaded by the end of the evening, but it concluded a good evening of fell running.

3 Andy Collins 50:00
4 Stephen Shorrock 51:32 (1st M40)
7 Carl Pawson 53:22 (1st M45)
16 Zac Kaye 56:40
17 Ben Whitehead 56:41
33 David Pease 1:01:21
38 Jacqueline Collins 1:01:57 (1st lady)
46 Lorraine Slater 1:04:19 (2nd lady)
52 John Boothman 1:05:00
55 Glenn Whittaker 1:05:20
79 Paula Cullen 1;11:17 (6th lady)
112 Katie Towers 1:18:33 (17th lady)

 

 

26 Lucy Beresford 24:39 New PB

35 Danny Butterworth 24:27
39 Harry Driver 25:00 New PB
40 Andrew Driver 25:01

17 Emma Bailey 17:42
23 Lucille Pickles 21:18

Well what a race for the Barlickers.  Alex Mason led them home finishing in 4th place, but just look at who was in the top ten with him - none other than Carl Pawson.  What a race he had.  Another runner to have a stormer was Jacqueline Collins who romped home to win the ladies race.

4 Alex Mason 43:29 (2nd M23)
9 Carl Pawson 46:00 (1st M45)
15 Barrie Charnley 48:12 (2nd M40)
18 Ian Cocks 48:30
32 Jacqueline Collins 50:39 (1st lady, 1st F35)
35 Zac Kaye 50:57
37 Shane Muller 51:32
38 James Austin 51:43
81 Gavin Spencer 1:00:23
83 Hayley Whitehead 1:00:36
85 Heather Driver 1:00:55 (3rd F35)
117 Nicola Muller 1:06:08 (3rd F45)
134 Jean Rawlinson 1:09:07 (1st F65)
137 Sarah Spencer 1:09:53

2 Ian Beresford 33:38
10 Tim Chadwick 36:34
11 Andy Berry 36:36
23 Ben Whitehead 39:22
26 David Pease 40:30
27 Andrew Smith 40:46
37 Jen Hird 43:52
40 John Boothman 44:10
44 Lucy Brown 45:26
48 Heather Driver 47:05
49 Hayley Whitehead 48:02
51 Emma Pease 48:16
54 Gavin Spencer 49:06
71 Anne-Marie Beech 57:40
72 Susan Hird 58:06
74 Richard Treitl 1:03:06
78 Krystian clayton 1:15:17

8 David Pease 25:30
12 Tony Duffy 27:43
22 Richard Treitl 34:37
23 Susan Hird 34:54
24 Kristian Clayton 39:39

28 Julian Hood 3:52:50
57 Stephen Shorrock 4:10:42
220 Karl Robb 5:42:38

Results

Race Pictures Courtesy of Dave & Eileen Woodhead

2019 Hellifield Gala Senior & U17 fell race photos  https://photos.app.goo.gl/xtgZGhNWvfD7kFCL7

2019 Hellifield Gala U13 & U15 fell race photos  https://photos.app.goo.gl/Zz737Us1kqYwDK2w5 

2019 Hellifield Gala U9 & U11 fell race photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/tCbTbaK6h92JStZL9

2019 Hellifield Gala Parade, Gala Queen & Fancy Dress photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/fRKUEYYDp7JGA3gg8

2019 Hellifield Gala - Kids Sports & Egg Throwing Competition photos https://photos.app.goo.gl/A18tKcSdkKukmNMD7

 Harry Coates of Wharfedale not only won this race, but he won it by such a margin that he had the time to pick up his daughter and carry her over the line.  The ladies race was won by U21 runner Helen Thornhill of Ribble Valley.  The Barlickers finished as follows:  

13 David Pease 32:16
34 Emma Pease 38:18
35 Laura Craig 38:44

About us

The main aims of the club are to increase the participation of running in Barnoldswick and to keep organised running as accessible as possible.