November Race Running Report
Frome Running Club November Running
Report
November was a
busy month for Frome Running Club. Apart from the weekly training sessions,
club members participated in a number of events far and wide.
Over the Hills
was a multi terrain race (including a river crossing) over 12km which was held
on Sunday 6th November. Paul Horton completed the course in 57:36, Lynn
Brand (vet 60) finished in 1:21:11, giving her 11th in age category
and Zoe Daly (Senior) crossed the line in 1:20:31.
On Sunday 20th
November 3 members of Frome Running Club took part in the ‘Chilly 10km’.
This is a 10km race run over a flat, smooth running surface on the famous
Castle Combe race circuit.
First home for
Frome was Barrie Knight, in a time of 00:49:50 which gave him first in age
category (Supervet 70). Then the ladies
followed, Helen Bakunowicz in 00:53:16 and Clare Dunning in 00:59:24
Helen Bakunowicz, Clare Dunning and
Barrie Knight with their medals after the Chilly 10km
Sunday 27th November was a particularly busy day for Frome
runners. Ian Holmes ran the Brent Knoll 5.75 mile race in 53:49 and four Frome runners
took on the local AVR Half Marathon. First home was Emma Surridge in 1:42:47
(which was 3rd in age category). Next home was Ben Spicer in
1:55:06, then Barrie Knight in 1:56:45 and Julie Chilvers in 1:57:22
Barrie Knight, Emma Surridge, Julie
Chilvers and Ben Spicer at the end of the AVR Half Marathon
Rachel Bala
after completing the Downton Half Marathon in under 2 hours
Lynn Brand and
Paul Horton flew the flag for Frome Running Club on Sunday 27th
November in the Tri-County Cross Country Championships held at Bath University
with Lynn earning a gold medal for her efforts.
Paul Horton in
the closing stages of his 10.3km race
Frome Running Club Juniors Compete at Tri-County Cross Country
Championships.
The Frome Running Club Juniors programme is open to young people aged 8-18 years. Under the guidance of an EA Certified coach, the Juniors focus on running events, with the goal of improving overall fitness through activities that involve strength, coordination, speed and endurance. Runners practice different running events, including sprinting, hurdling, middle distance and cross country running. The training is open to young athletes of all abilities, including those new to running or runners with more experience.