There was a fantastic turnout of Lostockers out of a super strong & competitive field of 147 take on the next race in the road/trail champs, the Pennington Flash 5 mile trail race.
A very civilised start time of 10am, the race started on the track at Leigh Sorts Village. This is fast and flat for a trail race and is very scenic on the trails of Pennington Flash county park.
The race starts with a lap of the track before heading out towards the trails on some springy tarmacy style surface then across the road and into the park. You do a nice loop in the woods before heading out alongside the Flash which was pretty stunning.
Then carry on & do a loop of the parkrun course where the only short hills on the course are before heading back to the finish on a very flat 1.5 miles section.
Paul Edwards was the first Lostocker home in an amazing time of 33:34. Andy Kerks (36:45), Greg Kilshaw (37:03) and Calum Ward (37:28), were not far behind all putting in an outstanding performance.
Jo McManus was first female to cross the finish line in a spectacular 38:51, this fantastic time saw her awarded with her age category prize.
There were further outstanding performances including Brian Halton 39:10, Sally McCoy 41:28, Bev Atherton-McKenna 46:31 and Sheila Garewal 50:53 who were all second in their age category in a super competitive race.
Andy Laycock continued his recent success finishing in 41:06, followed by Paul Lacey 42:16, Jay Smith 42:52, George Iveson 43:28 and Dougie Ainsworth 49:40.
Lynda Hardman continues to get stronger after returning from injury, finishing in 57:38. 
On Saturday Lostock AC descended on Haigh Woodland Parkrun for a club takeover. The popular 5k event saw Lostock members fill every volunteer role, from timekeeping and barcode scanning to marshalling and tail walking, ensuring the morning ran seamlessly. As it was the 22nd, the club embraced the Parkrun tradition of wearing a tutu (two-two), ... Parkrun Takeover
As part of our usual Wednesday evening run, Lostockers too a little detour and dropped off some provisions for the fantastic charity Fortalice. Fortalice are a Bolton based charity providing frontline services for people who are, or have been, affected by domestic abuse and violence. It is way to support our local community and not ... Fortalice Charity Run
There was a fantastic turnout of Lostockers out of a super strong & competitive field of 147 take on the next race in the road/trail champs, the Pennington Flash 5 mile trail race. A very civilised start time of 10am, the race started on the track at Leigh Sorts Village. This is fast and flat ... Pennington Flash Fell Race