Podium finishes for Yaxley Ladies and PANVAC veterans
Yaxley ladies finished third in the first North Midlands Cross Country league fixtures of the season in Derby.
PANVAC ladies finished seventh while their men took sixth spot.
The best run of the day came from PANVAC teenager Louis Hemmings who finished as runner-up in the under 18 race.
Yaxley's ladies were led home by Kayleigh Longfoot in sixth place with Ellie Piccaver 15th. Ross Loutit was 33rd and Kerry Goymour finished in 40th place.
For the PANVAC ladies Amber Park was 15th with Rebecca Lee 47th and Alison Staines 59th.
PANVAC’s men had six finishers in the top 35 with James Orrell leading them home in eighth place. Tobias Goodwin was 16th with Simon Fell 21st and Thomas Sayer 23rd. Steve Wilkinson finished 32nd with Dan Lewis 35th. Dave Wassell came home in 104th place with Daniel Harris 138th, Geoff Sayer 148th and Paul Parkin 213th.
The PANVAC male veterans placed third. Brian Corleys of PANVAC finished ninth in Sunday's Yorkshire 10 mile race in a time of 55:03. He was the first over 50 home.
Yaxley Runners had several athletes in action in the Yorkshire Marathon which was part of the same running festival.
Jacob Drury ran a time of 2.54.19 while Jeffrey Landis clocked 3.31.44, with Nathan Griffin going round in 3.50.12. Leah Capon clocked 4.25.04.
Billy Youles of Werrington Joggers also ran and finished in a time of 3.12.36.
Simon Fell of PANVAC finished 51st In Sunday's Cabbage Patch 10 mile road race at Twickenham in a time of 57:45. Helpston Harrier Ruth Jones was
the 33rd lady over the line with a 1:07.03 clocking. Her husband Brian took 554th place with a time of 1:17.26.
PANVAC’s Mick Walters ran the Amsterdam Marathon on Sunday, finishing with a time of 3:17:18.
Nicola Gibson, also of PANVAC, completed the Nike After Dark London 10k in a time of 49:38 on Saturday.