Parkrun Results 16 May 2026

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Parkrun Results 16 May 2026

Tawd Valley Parkrun

Paul Edwards 19:35 (2nd overall and 1st in age category)

Antony Sutton 21:35 (7th overall)

Andy Kirks 21:55 (10th overall)

Luke Baker 22:57 (2nd in age category)

Chris Baker 23:20

Rachel Hancock 24:21 (3rd female and 2nd in age category)

Paul Lacey 24:48

Jo McManus 24:55 (6th female and 1st in age category)

Gareth Pratt 24:59 (3rd in age category)

Jay Smith 25:06

Brian Halton 25:19 (1st in age category)

George Iveson 25:59

Rachel Stevens 26:32 (8th female and 2nd in age category)

Mike Berry 26:36

Lee Burns 26:41

Jenna Wood 27:08 (2nd in age category)

Dougie Ainsworth 28:49

Gill Baker 29:01

Ian Burns 29:36 (3rd in age category)

Markus Stevens 30:26

Sheila Garewal 31:01 (2nd in age category)

Karen Taylor 33:07

Lynda Hardman 42:16

Haigh Woodland Parkrun

Congratulations to Carol who was race director for the first time.

Sally McCoy 26:16 (9th female and first in age category)

Bev Atherton-McKenna 28:31 (3rd in age category)

Katie Edern 30:19 (3rd in age category)

Worsley Woods Parkrun

Mark Shuttleworth 24:27

Marecchia Parkrun

Ann-Maria Baker 33:01 (2nd in age category)

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Bolton Parkrun George Iveson 28:56 Rachel Walker 33:11 Guernsey Parkrun Ian Burns 29:18 Nobles Parkrun Linda Hardman 39:56 Worden Parkrun Tony Marlow 22:37 Rachel Hancock 24:42 (1st in age category and Worden PB)

Monday 15th June 2026

Race report by Jo: Our 6th Parkrun Championships fixture took us to our very own Haigh Hall, where 28 Lostockers raced around thick mud that felt more like January than June. Haigh being Haigh, the route gave us its usual mix of hills, more hills, and that one section where you’re convinced the ground is ... Parkrun Championship Haigh Hall

Monday 15th June 2026

Race report by Josie: On Saturday, I travelled to the beautiful village of Buttermere in the Western Lake District to run The Buttermere Sailbeck Fell Race. A tough 15km (9.3mi)/ 1,315m (4314ft) mountain horseshoe over two distinct ridgelines. Although a relatively short fell race (for me), a lot of elevation is packed into the distance ... Buttermere Sailbeck Fell Race 2026

Sunday 14th June 2026

100 Members

544 Miles ran this week

50940 Elevation gain achieved this weeK

What our members love about Lostock A.C.

Greg Kilshaw

Joining Lostock AC has been one of the best things that's ever happened to me. I decided to give it a try mainly to loose weight and meet new people. It's really helped with my weight, mental health and output on life. I've been in the club over a year now. Everyone makes you feel so welcome and I love being part of the Lostock family. My running has definitely improved, especially seeing all the medals I've won. It is not just running, Lostock offers other activities too such as cycling, bootcamp and skiing. All I've had a go at which has just been brilliant. Lostock is my second family . I have entered the Machester marathon next year and an ultra. All this for someone who couldn't run . Everyone has made me feel very welcome in the club, I now consider myself to be a runner and would recommend anyone to give Lostock a try.

Rachel Stevens

I joined Lostock AC to help improve my running and to motivate me to run more often. The club has surpassed my expectations. I am not from Bolton originally and did not have many friends in the area. I now feel part of an extended family. I have been encouraged and supported to run half marathons, marathons and an Ultra. I would never believe this was possible 3 years ago.

Rachel Hancock

I’m proud to be a member of Lostock AC, it’s an inclusive club with lovely people, there’s plenty of sporting activities to get involved in and the social get togethers are always welcoming and fun.

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