Local athletes have been in action in Liverpool, Norwich and Bushfield Sports Centre
Finlay Smith and Louis Hemmings had a successful day on Merseyside when competing in the Liverpool Cross Challenge.
The Peterborough & Nene Valley AC teenagers lined up alongside many of the best cross country runners in the country and both comfortably finished in the top half of the field.
Under 15 Smith came home 58th out of 188 athletes in his race while Hemmings was 74th out of 199 runners in the under 17 event.
NORWICH
Bushfield Jogger Chris Stapleton was the second over 75 to cross the finish line in Sunday’s Norwich Half Marathon.
Stapleton who clocked a time of 2:19.51 was amongst several Peterborough based runners who made the trip to Norfolk to join a 2,000-plus strong field.
Werrington's Stuart Crosby was the highest placed local, finishing 406th with a time of 1:40.25. Brodie Homewood of Yaxley finished 584th with a 1:46.41 clocking.
Werrington Joggers Bob Nitsch was the ninth over 70 home with a time of 2:29.43. Nitsch finished just two seconds behind his team-mate Caroline Sefton who was the 10th over 60.
BUSHFIELD
PANVAC, Yaxley, Eye Community Runners, Werrington Joggers and Thorney all had teams competing in the Cambridgeshire Sportshall Athletics meeting at Bushfield Sports Centre.
Sportshall is a hugely popular indoor form of track and field designed for young athletes. The series takes place every winter in gyms across the county.
PANVAC won the boys and girls under 11, and girls under 13 competitions. The under 13 boys were runners up with the under 15 boys finishing fourth.
Yaxley finished as under 13 girls runners up and were also successful in the under 15 boys competition in which they finished third. Yaxley also had teams in action in both under 11 competitions as well as the under 13 boys.
Thorney placed fourth in the under 11 boys contest while Werrington were the eighth under 13 boys team.