Yaxley's Longfoot legged it into second place in latest Frostbite League race

Yaxley Runners finished third in Sunday's Frostbite League fixture at a brand new race venue, Ben’s Yard in Ely.

Werrington Joggers, who are enjoying their best Frostbite season for several years, were sixth.

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Kayleigh Longfoot.

Displaying their customary strength in depth, Yaxley had eight finishers in the top 50 men and seven in the top 50 ladies. The starring roles fell to

Kayleigh Longfoot who was the second lady home, and Danny Snipe who was the 11th man.

Darren Hiller finished 17th, with 19th and 20th-placed Jordan Buttigieg and Luke Cossey close behind. George Dove finished 30th with Craig Bradley 35th, Darren Wells 41st and James Bennett 46th.

Werrington's Henry Jarvis enjoyed a fine run finishing 13th and he was joined in the top 50 by 43rd placed James Burton and 47th placed Paul

Halford.

Other local men to run well included Bushfield's Brian Corleys in 14th and Peterborough & Nene Valley AC pair Jimmy Adams and Phil Martin who came in 15th and 16th. Jake Siddons of triathlon club PACTRAC placed 36th.

Ladies runner-up Longfoot had strong support from Yaxley team-mates Vanessa Gunn, Zoe Roan and Gina Crane who finished as the 24th, 26th & 27th ladies respectively. Claire Piercey was 30th and Lisa Box 31st while Gemma Toogood came home in 49th.

Four Werrington ladies made the top 50, with Mariuza Nankervis 42nd and Emily Griggs 43rd. Ann Wood was 45th with Angie Cox 50th. Eye’s Sam Cullen was the sixth lady home, with Thorney’s Grace Randall 18th.

Sophie Robotham of PACTRAC was 28th and Bushfield pair Elena Olik and Philippa Mallet finished 34th and 35th respectively.

Yaxley & Werrington mirrored their positions in the race with their places in the league table where Yaxley are third and Werrington

sixth.

Alexander Gunn of Yaxley came home fourth in the junior race, with Finlay Overend of PANVAC 15th. PANVAC’s Lillya Bellabid was the leading local girl, finishing in 17th place. PANVAC are third in the junior standings, with Yaxley sixth.

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