County Championship medals for PANVAC pair, while Werrington Joggers were hot and sweaty in Scotland
A pair of Peterborough & Nene Valley Athletic Club athletes picked up Cambridgeshire County Championship 3,000m medals in St Ives
Elisabeth Sennitt Clough won ladies silver, completing the seven-and-a-half laps of the track in 12:04.38. Ben Hannon picked up the bronze in the men's race with a 9:38.25 clocking.
Two other PANVAC athletes were in action at the meeting, with Eddie Radford clocking 2:28.70 in the 200m and Iranyang Andeyaba running a 12.78 100m.
**Alex Gibb and Stuart Haw enjoyed fine runs at the Mid Cheshire 5k. The course near the village of Kingsley is regarded as one of the fastest 5km circuits in the country, and as a result attracts the cream of British runners, but PANVAC pair finished the race up there amongst the best of them.
Gibb finished a solitary second outside his personal best (PB) when crossing the line in 16th place with a time of 14:30. Haw was hot on his heels finishing 30th with a 14:46 clocking, knocking over 30 seconds off his previous quickest road 5km time.
A 3rd PANVAC man Kyle Tombleson clocked 16:17 to finish 209th out of 1,019 men.
Helpston’s Ruth Jones also made the long journey to Cheshire finishing as 87th woman with a time of 19:27.
**PANVAC have hosted a jumps open day at the Embankment track.
There were plenty of good performances from host club athletes, and Eloise Dobedoe was the leading female under 12 long jumper with a leap of 3.88m.
Lauren Ayre jumped 4.51m, the best effort by an under 14 girl.
Maya Fraszcak achieved a 4.01m long jump and a 1.33m high jump, while Beth Torr attained a 4.38m long jump and an 8.98m triple jump.
Jessica McClean cleared 1.43m in the high jump.
**Five members of Werrington Joggers headed to Scotland for the Edinburgh Marathon Festival. Unfortunately the heatwave followed them.
Angie Cox ran the marathon in a time of 4:54.25 in exhausting and sweltering conditions.
The other four runners were competing in the half marathon, and Elaine Montgomery led them home with a time of 1:49.43. Mariuza Nankervis clocked 2:01.39 with Samantha Pitchford finishing 19 seconds later. Chas Campen clocked a time of 2:03.02.
**PANVAC athlete Ollie Mason ran a 37:54.47 10,000m at the Biggleswade Open Meeting.