Lostockers were out in force at the club’s annual race, the Lostock 6. This is always a popular race around Lostock starting at the old Barnstormers pub, the race completes a loop around Lostock. This is a fast race with clubs from all over the Northwest competing. The first Lostocker to cross the finish line was Dave Parry in an impressive 40:52. He was followed by Hazel Hatfield, who was the 14th female to cross the finish line in an epic 44:27. Tim Lippett followed in 44:07, with Gareth Pratt hot on his heels finishing in 44:34.
There was a close battle for the next place with Lostockersfinishing in quick succession. Chris Baker finished in 45:55, followed by Melanie Crompton in 45:59 (Crompton was the 20th female and 2 in her age category), Johanna McManus 46:02 (21st female), David Gregson 46:02 and Louise Read 46:10 (22nd female).
Natalie Godfrey finished in 47:07 securing 3rd in age category. The other results include Brian Halton 48:12, Nikki Hamerton48:11 (2nd in age category), Heather Soden 49:05, Rachel Hancock 49:12, Tony Maxwell 49:22, Janet Rhodes 50:10, Matt Allen-Turner 53:45, Rachel Stevens 53:56, Ian Burns 56:18, Sheila Garewal 58:10 and Stephen Hancock 1:01:15.
Race Report by Shutters: The Moors The Merrier 21 Fell Race – Saturday 14th December 9am This race is organised by CraggRunner who organises about 8 races around the Hebden Bridge/Todmorden area including The Lost Shepherd and Windy Hill. The race is advertised as 21 miles long with 4000ft of ascent, starting at Hebden Bridge ... The Moors The Merrier 21 Fell Race
Bolton Parkrun: Tony Maxwell 26:13 (Second in age category) Sheila Garewal 30:40 (second in age Category) Rachel Hancock 54:54. Haigh Woodland Parkrun: Andy Laycock 23:35 (first in age category) Chris Baker 23:34, Brian Halton 24:48 (third in age category) Luke Baker 25:10 (third in age category) Greg Kilshaw 26:44 Ian Burns 29:12 Katie Edern 30:12 ... Parkrun results 14 December 2024
Lostock AC member Jo took part in the CancerCare Christmas Cracker 10k. The event encourages families to adorn their finest Christmas outfits and run either 1 mile, 10k or a ½ marathon. The race also raised money for a local Cancer Charity. Jo opted for the 10k. The race started at the side of ... CancerCare Christmas Cracker 10k