Record-breaking runs from Mike and Henry in Leverington and and a team prize for Yaxley Runners

Wittering-based Swansea Harrier Mike Kallenberg won the George Munday 10k at a foggy Leverington.

The runner up, Henry Jarvis of PANVAC, also broke the previous record with a time of 32:07.

Michael Kallenberg on his way to victory in the George Munday 10k. Photo Tim Chapman,

placeholder image — Michael Kallenberg on his way to victory in the George Munday 10k. Photo Tim Chapman,

The field was flooded with Yaxley Runners, with 50 of the 343 finishers members of the club. They had six men in the top 20 finishers and won the men's team prize. Mitch Thurgood was sixth in 34:03 with Darren Wells seventh with a time of 34:10, and Darren Hillier clocking 34:17 for eighth place.

Jordan Buttigieg finished 12th in 35:05, with Jason Kwan 14th with a time of 35:35. Connor Cylkowski finished 19th in 36:25. George Dove, Keith McCarthy Daniel Gunn and Carl Baron of Yaxley also made the top 50

Ros Loutit (left) in action in Leverington. She won her age group. Photo Tim Chapman

Another Yaxley Runner, Phil Martin was the first over 65 with a 43:03 clocking. Bushfield’s Eric Winstone was the first over 75 in a time off 50:37

Miguel Cann was the leading Werrington Jogger finishing as second over 60 with a time of 40:24.

Yaxley also had six ladies in the first 20 finishers. Gabrielle Needham finished eighth with a time of 42:15, and Charlotte Meeds placed 11th in a time of 42:25.

Roslyn Loutit finished 13th and first over 60 with a 42:28 clocking and Lucy Branston finished 14th with a time of 42:34. Vanessa Gunn was 16th in 43:14 with Claire Piercy 18th with a time 44:18. Lisa Box, Kerry Tate, Gemma Stringer, Nicola Cuthbert, Lesley Coles and Leah Capon all ran well for Yaxley.

Ladies age group winner Elisabeth Sennitt Clough at the George Munday 10k. Photo Tim Chapman

PANVAC’s Elisabeth Sennitt Clough finished 15th and first over 50 lady in 43:13, but she was beaten by her daughter Rebekah Clough of Hunts AC who clocked 42:27 for 12th place.

Werrington’s Yvonne Scarrott was the second over 60 lady.

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PANVAC’s Phil Martin finished 28th out of over 8,000 runners in the Malaga Half Marathon on Sunday. Martin went round in a time of 1:13.36 and was the second over 45 across the finish line. After 5k he was in 49th position, but got faster throughout the race and moved his way up the field.

Bushfield had two ladies in action in Malaga. Becky Witton finished 1,470th in a time of 1:45:58 and was the 11th over 50. Melanie O’Hara clocked 2:08.14 finishing 4,370th

PANVAC had two athletes in action at the Cardiff Cross Challenge at the weekend. Thomas Preston finished 15th in the under 20 race while Liz Eames was the 48th senior lady.

Four PANVAC athletes ran in Saturday's Rutland Night 10k. Harry Ledger finished second with a time of 36:01, with Sam Spriggs fifth in 36:55. Nicola Gibson clocked 54:33 to finish as the fifth over 35 lady, while her mum Kay Gibson was the third over 60 lady in 62:46.