Women’s cross-country league – race 4
Linda Howell and Laura Leslie report on a successful final race of the season and an overall placing of 14th out of 28 teams.
Category Archives: Race Reports
Birmingham & District Cross Country – Final Race Division 2
Rob Andrew reports: Last Saturday turned out to be a great day for the club as many of us had hoped.
Wyre Forest Multi-Terrain 8(ish) – Feb 13th 2011
Lesley Pymm reports: I think I was the only person from BvH there this year – if I missed you, I apologise. For the last few years this event has Continue reading Wyre Forest Multi-Terrain 8(ish) – Feb 13th 2011
Wokingham Half Marathon – 13th Feb 2011
Sarah Rock reports: Who said that Wokingham was flat? Wokingham half marathon had a reputation in the Midlands for being a flat pb-potential course, and so I had entered it Continue reading Wokingham Half Marathon – 13th Feb 2011
Club mascot missing
Paul Dugmore is wondering where the club mascot is: Some years ago I had made a Club mascot “rag doll style.” This was done in the club teal colours. I Continue reading Club mascot missing
Grand Prix update
We will shortly be publishing the GP 2011 series and the competition rules. We have been working hard to update the series, in particular in promoting healthy competition across the Continue reading Grand Prix update
Men’s Birmingham League, Final Cross Country Race – 12th Feb
Rob Andrew on our final x-c race for the year: The Men’s Birmingham and District Cross Country Final league race this Saturday is on ‘home turf’ at Cofton at 2:30pm.
Centurion 5 mile race – 6 Feb 2011
Andrew Halliday reports: Conditions were warm but the course is exposed to the elements. I’ve raced the course 7 times over the past 15 months and this was the windiest Continue reading Centurion 5 mile race – 6 Feb 2011
Cannon Hill Park Run – 4th Feb 2011
Lesley Pymm reports: It was a really blustery day, which may be why there was a fairly low turnout for the parkrun on Saturday.
Stourbridge Stagger, Multi-terrain (10ish miles) – Sunday 6th Feb
Mike Scotney reports: After a couple of weekends of long slow 18 mile marathon training runs on the canals, I felt it was time to try something a little different.