Andy’s 250th Parkrun (06/04/2024)

Posted on: Saturday 6th April 2024

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Lostock AC members headed to Haigh Woodland Parkrun to celebrate member, Andy Laycock’s 250th Parkrun.

Andy was the first Lostocker to cross the finish line in 23:40 followed by Chris Barker 24:04, Nikki Hamerton 24:28 (1st in age category), Brian Halton 24:45 (2nd in his age category), Ian Johnson 25:30, Greg Kilshaw 26:54, Janet Rhodes 27:19 (2nd in her age category), Bev Atherton-McKenna 27:51 (2nd in her age category), Rachel Stevens 28:33, Katie Edern 29:13, ian Burns 30:04 and Karen Taylor 33:18.

Other parkrun results include: Bolton Parkrun: Tony Maxwell 27:44 (2nd in age category), Sheila Garewal 32:14 (1st in age category), Rachel Hancock 39:36 (before the Pendle Fell Race).

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