Nathan gets the bunting out after county title win, Rebekah leads the way for the PANVAC family Clough
Nathan Bunting of Peterborough & Nene Valley AC pulled off an easy win in the Cambridgeshire 5,000m Championship.
Bunting crossed the line at the St Ives track in a time of 15:19.4 to win gold by 15 seconds.
Two other PANVAC athletes won age group gold. Elisabeth Sennitt Clough was the 1st over 50 lady in a time of 21:10.4. Her husband Tim Clough won over 55 gold with a 22:24.6 clocking.
Oliver Mason was second over 50 with a time of 18:32.1 with Steve Wilkinson fourth senior with a 17:12.7 clocking.
Yaxley's Alexander Gunn ran in the 800m at St Ives, recording a time of 2:18.39.
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Seb Beedell ran a 3:49.09 1,500m personal best (PB) in a British Milers Club meeting at Birmingham. Beedell finished eighth in a very strong field, crossing the line within two seconds of the winner. Finlay Smith ran a 2:02.71 800m at the Loughborough Open Meeting.
The Clough family travelled to Suffolk to compete in the Newmarket 10k run on a hilly mixed-terrain course.
Rebekah Clough won the ladies under 21 category in a time of 46:44. Her mother Elisabeth Sennitt Clough was less than a minute behind, finishing in a time of 47:29. Husband Tim Clough went round in a time of 50:02.
SUMMER SOLSTICE
A sizable club contingent travelled to Grantham to compete in the Summer Solstice 10k. It proved to be quite a successful event with four Joggers making the top 30 finishers.
James Burton led them home finishing 13th in 39:07. Sam Pepper placed 17th with a 39:25 clocking. Mark McCarthy finished 23rd in 41:11 with Martin Stevens clocking 41:47 for 28th place. Gareth Lemmon was 33rd in a time of 42:44 with James Curt 56 seconds further back in 41st.
Mariuza Nankervis and Yvonne Scarrott were the leading Werrington ladies posting times of 50:11 and 51:19 respectively.
Helpston’s Nay Freeman finished 30th with a time of 42:07, with PANVAC’s James Didsbury 45th in 44:10.
FRANKS FARM RACE
Eye Community Runner Pete Ridley was the first over 75 at the five mile race. Ridley covered the multi-terrain course near Cambridge in a time of 48.21. Another Eye man, Gavin Critchell finished 47th in 39:54.
Jeffrey Landis of Yaxley placed 17th with a time of 34:39. His clubmate Minio Migliorini finished 30th in 37:43.