Two weeks in to our temporary home and its staying dry - small mercies eh!
After a hectic week the day flew by, to such an extent that we forgot to check for any milestones.
So apologies go out to Belindie Ferreira and Nikki Salmon who both reached their RED '50' milestones - t-shirts await you both.
A huge thanks to our new 'car park' marshals who patiently and most importantly, afely - squeeze cars neatly into the car park area (then head of to run!)
A quick note to ALL marshals, the posts and arrow signs remain in-situ for the period of our stay at Conrhenny so you dont have to bring them back with you.
Events up and coming - TT Social on the 4th at Nobles for a thankyou drink, we will also do a Dan Kneen fundraiser at the event that day. We also hope to run the Conrhenny route in reverse for the 18th - who is up for that challenge.
See you Saturday and dont forget your barcodes.
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This week 85 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 13 were first timers and 9 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 8 different clubs took part.
The event was made possible by 17 volunteers:
Sue ACKROYD • Ian BATES • Terry BATES • Ali KIRBY • Ray SHOOTER • Eileen CLARKE • Lynda QUAYLE • Carole STAPLES • Lisa WHORRALL • Arnold John JACOBS • Trish WHYLEY • Ian COPLEY • Caroline CROSSLEY • David PARSONS • Michelle OLDHAM • Hollie DEVLIN • Orla GODDARD
Today's full results and a complete event history can be found on the Nobles parkrun Results Page.
The male record is held by Adam SCIACCA who recorded a time of 16:28 on 7th July 2018 (event number 31), and by Kevin LOUNDES who also recorded a time of 16:28 on 20th October 2018 (event number 46).
The female record is held by Anna MACKENZIE who recorded a time of 19:13 on 20th April 2019 (event number 72).
The Age Grade course record is held by Angela COPSON who recorded 97.12% (23:42) on 20th July 2019 (event number 85).
Nobles parkrun started on 21st October 2017. Since then 3,124 participants have completed 18,097 parkruns covering a total distance of 90,485 km, including 3,277 new Personal Bests. A total of 364 individuals have volunteered 3,746 times.