On a perfect evening for racing, Jude Smith led home the pack of runners across the finishing line, with Dianne Pringle following close behind.
Out of the 55 members completing the challenging two-mile route around Jesmond Dene, 12 were making their first appearance of the series.
Quickest time of the race was posted by Marc Fenwick, with a scorching 10m 08s, whilst for the lasses, there was an almighty scrap between Megan Parkin (13m 37s) and Lucy Matheson (13m 39s).
Following another strong run by Alison Habebi, who finished 28th overall, she has now increased her lead in the points table, sitting at the top with 305 pts, with Ami Cook rising to second place with 285 pts.
Many thanks to all the members who helped during the race and those who came along to offer their support.
Below are a set of provisional results. If you notice any errors please get in touch and I’ll amend accordingly.
Tyne Bridge Harriers Summer GP - Race 4 Results
Provisional points table after 4 races.
6 Responses
Very interesting results. Mark Fenwick is flying, Megan Parken WOW, fastest girl on the night, Rob Kirtley has ran amazingly after coming back from injury, 12.16 shows Aqua Running works. New lads Claud Kelly and Guy Rintoul had brilliant starts to their TBH careers and hope to see you back asap and how close were Steve Compton and Stuart Dixon, tonights event ran like clockwork. Who all pb’d???
Unfortunately, my supper came first tonight so I missed out on a PB for getting the results out. I’ll try to do better next time (and simply starve until the results are done
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Well done to all the newbies tonight, especially if it was your first session with the club. You were thrown in at the deep end and things will only get easier from here on in haha!!
I think I PB’d but I’ll have to check with the results of race 2.
I was marshalling at the bottom of the steep hill at about 1/2 a mile into the run. It was fascinating to watch how the race developed and then being able to jog across to the finish line to witness how the positions had changed. We saw who had managed to repel the attacks of runners like Fenwick, Macpherson, Goffe, Sparrow and Carter. Amazing return from Rob Kirtley! I didn’t expect a performance like that. Well done. I’m going to bring a huge roll of cotton wool to the next session to wrap your foot in. Congratulations to all of our runners. A popular winner in Jude and a great night.
Hi, for some reason I am still appearing twice in this table as two different Charlotte Carpenters – so my total should be 284, which places me third?
Sorry about that Charlotte. Maths was never my strongest subject at school, nor it seems in adult life too