Results_2021

Results for 2021

Results are published here in date order, latest at the top. If you have any results to add, please email the webmaster (see contact us page).

Nowadays quite a lot of races only show club name for EA registered runners. This is very frustrating as it makes it much more difficult to find Hardley results. If I miss you please email me. Or better still, join EA.

Geoff Mills Trophies

Geoff was a prolific racer who represented Hardley in pretty well every local race even into his 80s. To celebrate his love of racing his daughters donated two floating trophies, one for women and one for men. They are awarded annually to the two Hardley members who represent our Club in the most races in the RR10, HRRL, HCCL and CC6 Leagues plus the Hampshire, South of England and National Cross Country Championships. The more races you complete, the more points you get, with a current maximum of 35 events.

Not awarded for the 2020/21 year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

View results from previous years.

Hardley Christmas Handicap - Deerleap - 19 December 2021

Chairman Dan reports,

"Now we did say at the end that there was a preliminary winner but; our best overall pacer was in fact Jane Hodge who was just 6 seconds away from her predicted time. Apologies Ian Hawker who was runner up and best male pacer, just 8 seconds away from his prediction. Brilliant metronomic pacing from you both, congratulations Jane.

The best fancy dress winners were; Carl Hall who was dressed as an elf taking a piggy back from Father Christmas, and Giuliana Francese-Henry who we agreed was the perfect Christmas Pudding. A great effort from everyone, brilliant to see so many entering into the spirit this year.

The fastest overall time was recorded by myself I’m afraid in a time of 39:03, nd the fastest lady was Sue Sleath with a time of 44:50.

We must mention Matt Casey who ran a Sub40 time dressed in full “buddy the elf” attire, which is very impressive and must have been very hot-work. I could see Matt in the distance on the run and it did actually look like a scene from the film “Elf” as he hurtled through the gum drop forest!

I need to thank Jack & Emma Fairbrother and Jan Anglim for an amazing job starting the runners and recording the finish times. Mick Anglim for his advice and help with the permits and running of the event and Matt Casey also helping with the course logistics, a great team effort, thank you.

The course this year was at Deerleap, the first time we have run the event here. It was a beautiful forest route, set by Jack, but a challenging undulating course on wide sandy gravel tracks. We enjoyed it and the dogwalkers seemed to enjoy our Christmas greetings.

Thanks everyone who entered the event, we wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. "

Here's a link to the results as an Excel spreadsheet so you can sort them to your heart's content.

And here they are as pictures

CC6 Race 3 - Janesmoor Pond - Sunday 12 December 2021

Click on the little picture to see the team photo.

Matt reports

Today, was the third round of the CC6 series at Janesmoor pond where Lordshill & Wessex were hosts. The course was 5.6 miles or 9km, it was a layout from previous years that was all gravel track with some puddles and mud sat on top in places. It was a long downhill start then two laps of an undulating gravel track before running back up the long hill making it a brilliant course.

A great result for the ladies team, Poppy Tanner leading the way with a 3rd place finish followed closely by Alice Rudd in 4th and Natalie Green finishing the ladies team off with a strong 6th place finish. This could put Hardley in contention for winning the round, great work Ladies. The men’s team also had a great result with Chris Harris finishing in the top 10 with an impressive 7th place finish, Nathan Renyard in a solid 13th followed closely by Dan Latham in 16th and Carl Hall rounding off the men’s team with an amazing 23rd place finish which is a huge 14 place improvement from the last round, Great work guys that will be a great team finish for Hardley for sure. It was great to see the return of Liz Young who finished in a strong 21st place, we also had two first timers in Peter Hackson finishing in 115th and Sarah Wilkinson in 68th.

Great work everyone it was nice to see so many purple and yellow vests out on the course. After 2 rounds the ladies team are currently 5th and the men’s team are in 6th, after the great team results today I’m sure this will change for the better.

The next CC6 is on the 9th January 2022 at Holmsley Inclosure which is hosted by New Forest, Lymington Tri, Lymington Athletics and will have the standard 9:30 start time.

Hardley Runners' results are below. The full results will be on the CC6 website (see Links tab above) the day after the race.

And here's a wonderful album by Hammy

Men			Ladies
Name	Age Cat.	Pos.	Name	Age Cat.	Pos.

Chris Harris	S	7	Poppy Tanner	S	3
Nathan Renyard	M40	13	Alice Rudd	S	4
Dan Latham	S	16	Natalie Green	S	6
Carl Hall	M50	23	Liz Young	F40	21
Matt Tanner	M50	36	Lisa Lewis	F50	37
Matt Casey	S	37	Giuliana Franzese-Henry	F50	48
Simon Ibbotson	S	41	Chris Harris	F70	49
Paddy Butler	M60	57	Sarah Hall	F40	67
Phil Rudd	S	76	Sarah Wilkinson	F40	68
Mick Anglim	M70	87
Antony Insuli	M40	97
Jack Fairbrother	S	108
Roger Morgan	M60	110
Peter Hackston	M50	115
Mike Sleath	M60	130

HRRL Race 4 - Victory 5 mile - Sunday 5th December 2021

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Simon reports, "The 4th Hampshire Road Race League (HRRL) race for 2021/22 was the Victory 5 mile. This is known for being a PB course as it is all nearly flat with just a few tight corners to deal with (also providing you don't mind running around a car park!). It was a chilly one with a biting wind, but that just encourages you to run faster! 16 of us crossed the line for Hardley with Dan Latham and Alice Rudd being the first male and female, with chip times of 29:31 (PB) and 32:37.

The next race is the Stubbington 10K on 16th January. It is full but transfers are still possible. There are still places for the Ryde 10 mile on 6th February."

Hardley results are below. You can see the full results here.

Pos	Gun Time	Chip Time	Name	Number	Cat	Cat Pos	Gender Pos
71	00:29:34	00:29:31	Daniel Latham	196	SM	44	64
145	00:31:43	00:31:37	Alice Rudd	637	SF	16	25
146	00:31:48	00:31:42	Poppy Tanner	758	SF	17	26
148	00:31:51	00:31:42	Matt Casey	326	SM	69	121
172	00:32:30	00:32:25	Matthew Tanner	115	MV55	9	143
183	00:32:37	00:32:31	Simon Ibbotson	168	SM	79	151
239	00:34:25	00:34:17	Paddy Butler	169	MV60	10	193
243	00:34:38	00:34:35	Alan Doney	65	MV50	14	196
276	00:35:18	00:35:12	Graham Robbins	300	SM	96	215
280	00:35:32	00:35:22	Daniel Chown	556	SM	97	218
344	00:38:07	00:37:59	Vicki Clarke	606	SF	46	84
389	00:39:26	00:39:17	Ian Ordish	375	MV65	8	284
397	00:39:39	00:39:28	Mick Anglim	52	MV70	4	289
439	00:40:59	00:40:51	Mike Smith	201	MV70	7	311
563	00:47:22	00:47:03	Christine Harris	575	FV70	4	195
661	01:01:02	01:00:24	Jan Anglim	566	FV70	9	259

HCCL Race 2 - Wellesley Woodlands, Aldershot - Saturday 4 December 2021

Hardley results are below. The full results are on the HCCL website (see Links tab above)

Pos	Vet Pos	Name	Cat	Time
Women
58		Natalie Green		26:23
Men
54		Tim Anetts		35:20
69		Chris Harris		36:23
195		Matt Casey		44:28
244	121	Peter Hackston	M50	56:45

HRRL Race 3 - Gosport Half - Sunday 21 November 2021

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Simon reports,

"This was the third race of the 2021/22 Hampshire Road Race League (HRRL). 1321 runners crossed the finish line, including 18 from Hardley.

Natalie Green and Chris Harris were the first female and male Hardley finishers, both with very impressive times!

Unfortunately, Danii Bundy-Marsh was disqualified for wearing bone-conducting headphones. A lot of races accept the wearing of these but not all and so it is best to check.

Well done to everyone that took part. It is a known PB course and it is great to see that lots of you broke personal records!

Next up is the Victory 5 mile on Sunday 5th December."

Hardley Results are below. Click on the name for detailed information. The full results can be found here.

No	Name	Gender	Category	Status	Time	Net Time
1077	Chris HARRIS	Male	MSen	Finished	01:19:39	01:19:33
722	Daniel LATHAM	Male	MSen	Finished	01:23:30	01:23:24
1795	Mark CLOTHIER	Male	V40	Finished	01:23:34	01:23:25
1076	Natalie GREEN	Female	FSen	Finished	01:28:53	01:28:35
570	Matt TANNER	Male	V55	Finished	01:28:46	01:28:39
569	Poppy TANNER	Female	FSen	Finished	01:29:25	01:29:17
1690	Alice RUDD	Female	FSen	Finished	01:30:14	01:30:06
853	Jack FAIRBROTHER	Male	MSen	Finished	01:30:44	01:30:35
721	Matt CASEY	Male	MSen	Finished	01:31:33	01:31:24
829	Paddy BUTLER	Male	V60	Finished	01:38:03	01:37:56
1543	Kevan DAY	Male	V60	Finished	01:38:53	01:38:36
1161	Daniel CHOWN	Male	MSen	Finished	01:40:47	01:40:46
1500	Jane HODGE	Female	FV60	Finished	01:48:43	01:48:12
1073	Ian SMITH	Male	V55	Finished	01:49:26	01:48:57
1054	Sharon AVERY	Female	FV45	Finished	02:08:10	02:06:37
1643	Sarah HOOD	Female	FV40	DQ	02:35:45	02:34:10
1114	Danii BUNDY-MARSH	Female	FSen	DQ	02:35:46	02:34:11
1060	Julie SWAINSTON	Female	FV45	Finished	02:35:46	02:34:11

The Second CC6 - Manor Farm - Sunday 14 November 2021

Matt reports,

Today, was the second round of the CC6 series at Manor Farm where Stubbington, Netley & Hamwick were hosts. The course was 4.2 miles or 6.5km and was a new layout from previous years running through the farm it was nice to see pigs, cows and geese they keep there, the rest of the route was similar to the RR10 through the woodland area along the river with a few undulations, before getting back on the gravel tracks with one last hill before a 90 degree left turn that lead you onto a tarmac path with around 100m to the finish.

Some great results in the ladies with Poppy Tanner in a fantastic 5th place, Natalie Green close behind in 6th and Lisa Lewis rounding out the ladies team in 65th place. Chris Harris finishing in a 85th position which looks like a great finish in the V70 category. The men were led home by Chris Harris in a brilliant 11th position with Callum Johnson in hot pursuit finishing 12th. The men’s team complete with Carl Hall in 37th a strong V50 finish and Simon Ibbotson in 39th. Matt Tanner was 40th yet another strong V50 finish, Ian Ordish finishing in a strong in the V60 category in 121st place and Mick Anglim finished in 119th which is looking like a good finish for the V70 category considering Mick was at the HCCL event the day before. We had a few CC6 first timers Tracy Hickson (98th) Marnie Seymour (99th) Sarah Hall (115th) Mike Osbourne (120th) Carl Hall (37th).

Great to see everyone waiting by the finish to cheer their club mates in. hopefully the next event the parking is closer so we can get a team photo before the start without the rush to get to the start line. After 2 rounds its hard to know where everyone is in the standings as the results from round 2 aren’t published but hopefully by the next round they will be up and I can update everyone on the team standings along with people do well in their age categories.

The next CC6 is on the 12th of December 2021 at Kings Garn Enclosure Stoney Cross with the standard 9:30 start time.

Hardley results are below. The full results are on the CC6 website - see Links tab above

Men			Ladies
Name	Age Cat.	Pos.	Name	Age Cat.	Pos.
Chris Harris	S	11	Poppy Tanner	S	5
Callum Johnson	S	12	Natalie Green	S	6
Carl Hall	V50	37	Lisa Lewis	F50	65
Simon Ibbotson	S	39	Chris Harris	F70	85
Matt Tanner	V50	40	Tracy Hickson	F50	98
Matt Casey	S	43	Marnie Seymour	F40	99
Mark Lee	V50	116	Hilary Hinks	F60	107
Mick Anglim	V70	119	Sarah Hall	F40	115
Mike Osborne	S	120	Ann Bruce-low	F70	120
Ian Ordish	V60	121
Roger Morgan	V60	147

HCCL Race 1 - King's Park, Bournemouth - Saturday 13 November 2021

Hardley results are below. The full results are on the HCCL website (see Links tab above)

Pos	Vet Pos	Name	Cat	Time
Men
83		Tim Anetts		35:02
298	137	Mick Anglim	M70	48:39

The Great South Run - Portsmouth - Sunday 17 October 2021

Click here for the full report and some pictures.

The First CC6 - Roundhill - Sunday 3 October 2021

A new venue, a lovely sunny morning and a well-organised and well-attended event. And what about those cakes! Well done Matt and Roger and thank you very much to everyone who turned out to make the first CC66 a great success. Here are some pictures taken mainly just before mile 1 and at the finish.

HRRL Race 2 - The Lordshill 10K - Sunday 19 September 2021

Simon Ibbotson reports,

It was a great turnout from Hardley for the 2nd race of the 2021/22 HRRL. A refreshing spot of rain cooled us off on the start line but we soon got going and warmed up. The start/finish and course were different from the previous years and the new out and back route seemed to work well. It was definitely quick, as can be seen from the results. An excellent run from both Tim Anetts and Alice Rudd saw them as the first male and female back for Hardley in 33:39 and 40:39 respectively. Dan Latham had a brilliant run giving him a new race PB and there were some great age category positions; including 1st and 2nd for Alice and Poppy and 2nd for Mike. Very well done to everyone that ran!

Click on the thumbnail to see the big picture.

Don't forget to sign up for the remaining league races! Next up is the Gosport Half on 21^st November.

Hardley results are below. You can see the full results here

Name	Bib No.	Chip Time	Gun Time	Age Gender Cat	Cat Pos	Gender Pos	Overall Pos
Timothy Anetts	17	00:33:39	00:33:39	Male Senior	4	5	5
Daniel Latham	76	00:37:02	00:37:05	Male Senior	18	26	26
Callum Johnson	42	00:37:51	00:37:53	Male Senior	19	37	37
Nathan Renyard	50	00:38:17	00:38:19	Male V40	18	45	45
Alice Rudd	99	00:40:36	00:40:41	Female Senior	1	5	82
Matt Tanner	114	00:40:44	00:40:50	Male V50	8	81	86
Poppy Tanner	130	00:41:14	00:41:19	Female Senior	2	6	93
Matthew Casey	259	00:42:10	00:42:24	Male Senior	45	97	105
Phil Rudd	133	00:43:25	00:43:31	Male Senior	50	108	121
Daniel Chown	178	00:44:00	00:44:11	Male Senior	52	119	140
Simon Ibbotson	98	00:44:53	00:44:57	Male Senior	54	132	158
Karen Denham	205	00:47:01	00:47:11	Female V45	9	40	199
Roy Dyer	281	00:47:46	00:47:59	Male V50	34	165	210
Andy Mansfield	367	00:48:45	00:49:05	Male V50	39	177	229
Jane Hodge	255	00:49:09	00:49:18	Female V55	6	54	233
Dave Wilson	239	00:51:36	00:51:50	Male V60	26	198	268
Mike Smith	352	00:52:35	00:52:53	Male V70	2	208	288
Christine Harris	441	00:59:25	00:59:48	Female V65	7	124	370
Chris Kidd	515	01:02:43	01:03:13	Male Senior	74	253	396
Hilary Hinks	503	01:05:33	01:05:56	Female V65	9	156	410

HRRL Race 1 - Overton 5 mile - Sunday 5 September 2021

Click on the thumbnails to see the full size photos of Mike and Mick at the 0.7 mile and 4.5 mile points.

A surprise heat wave came out of nowhere to make for a very hot run at the Overton 5 mile, the first race of the 2021/22 Hampshire Road Race League (HRRL). 305 runners crossed the finish line, which is far lower than previous years. This will be in part due to the unfortunate clash with the Southampton ABP races. We fielded two runners: Mick Anglim finished with a chip time of 39:59 and Mike Smith with 42:34. They were 1st and 3rd respectively in the MV70 category, so very well done to you both.

Hardley results are below. The full results can be found here: https://overtonharriers.org.uk/overton-5-2021-final-results/

Bib	Name	Gender	Club	Chip Time	Chip Pace	Age Cat	Age Cat Rank	Gender Rank	Overall Rank
317	Mick Anglim	Male	Hardley Runners	39:59	08:00	MV70	1	110	139
120	Mike Smith	Male	Hardley Runners	42:34	08:31	MV70	3	133	179

Virtual Club Championships - July 2021

Dan Latham reports

This year’s club championship was a virtual arrangement within a month window from 1st July to 1st August 2021. This window allowed members who entered into the Eastleigh 10K event to use their time as a virtual entry in the Club Champs.

Runners who ran in an actual event are listed in the results in red text. The Eastleigh 10K course is renown as one of the flattest and fastest courses on the South coast and the conditions were perfect and the sun stayed away until 55 mins into the race.

The Club Champ Award for The Fastest Male goes to Tim Anetts who ran a brilliant race finishing in the top twenty hitting a PB and running an amazing time of 33 mins 29.

The Club Champ Award for The Fastest Lady goes to Alice Rudd who ran a brilliant time of 41 mins.

The Club Champ Award for the Highest WAVA age grade score goes to Jane Hodge with 83.66%. Jane ran a virtual 10K, an out & back course between Slufters Inclosure and Ocknell Inclosure near Fritham with a headwind on the way back. She ran a great time of 48:14.

The Club Champ Award for the Highest Male WAVA goes to Mick Anglim with a score of 82.69% in a great time of 46:54 around the Eastleigh 10K course.

There were many PB's Tm Anetts 33:29, Matt Matthew Casey 41:44, Poppy Tanner 42:37, Phil Rudd 42:55, Danii Bundy-Marsh 58:38.

Also our ladies team were 3rd place around the Eastleigh 10K course with only Winchester and Salisbury ahead of them.

Have a look through the results at some of the very impressive WAVA scores we achieved, as a reminder:

100% Approximate world record level

Above 90% World Class Level

Above 80% National Class Level

Above 70% Regional Class Level

Above 60% Local Class Level

Brilliant running everyone.

RR10 Round 5 - IBM Hursley - Weds 18 August

Here are hundreds of pictures. Thanks Hammy.

Dan reports,

Tonight, was the penultimate round of the RR10 league at the grounds of IBM Hursley where Eastleigh Running Club were hosts. The course was a new layout from previous years running in reverse direction with more twists and turns, it was good, more cross country like, we enjoyed it.

It was a 2 1/2 lap course, coming up a bit short at 7K, over grass, gravel and a bit of tarmac and it ran quickly. Good results in the ladies with Alice Rudd in a fantastic 8th place, Natalie Green in 11th and Steph Warne making her RR10 debut and finishing in a brilliant 44th completing the A team. The men were led home by Chris Harris in a great 24th position and Nathan Renyard in 45th a very strong M40 placing. Matt Casey improved again finishing in 65th.

There was a great team atmosphere tonight with many Hardley Runners cheering on their team mates home.

After the last results from race 4 the Results Master commented that Mick Anglim would win the M70 championship if he had one more finish, and tonight he finished in 181st a high placed (probably 1st) M70.

We must say thank you to Tamsin Roberts for taking the time to come along and collect the results tonight, I could read all the finish positions for a change without having to refer to the finish tickets!

The next and last run is at Fleming Park next Wednesday with a slightly earlier start time of 6:45pm, Chris Harris looks set to win the F70 title if she can make the finish fingers crossed.

See you all at the awards lunch on Sunday.

Hardley results are below. The full results will be on the RR10 website (see Links tab above) the evening after the race

Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat
Women
8	Alice Rudd		54	Erin Anglim		110	Caroline Richmond	F50
11	Natalie Green		55	Hannah Cockle
44	Stephanie Warne		59	Jane Hodge	F60
Men
24	Christopher Harris		113	Paddy Butler	M50	228	Paul Newby	M70
45	Nathan Renyard	M40	117	Paul Blundell	M50	229	Ian Beveridge	M50
55	Dan Latham		155	Ian Smith	M50	235	Mike Clarke	M70
65	Matt Casey		179	Stephen Blight	M50	242	Jeremy Barber	M60
66	Ben Andrew		181	Mick Anglim	M70	250	Andrew Barber	M60
71	Matthew Tanner	M50	207	Mike Smith	M70	251	Robert Wells	M40
88	Oscar Anglim		209	John Labbett	M60
96	Brendan Anglim	M40	222	Roger Morgan	M60

RR10 Round 3 - Manor Farm Country Park - Weds 4 August

Here are hundreds of pictures. Thanks Hammy.

Dan reports,

It was a slightly humid night for the 3rd round of the RR10 league at everyone's (my) favourite course Manor Farm, hosted by Stubbington Green Runners tonight.

The course was its usual windy, twisty and undulating route with a moderate long hill to finish.

We had another good ladies team result with Alice Rudd and Poppy Tanner working together in 11th & 12th place, and the 3rd lady Kelly Anetts who I know had a really strong last mile, having another consistent run with a 31st place.

The first 3 home for the men were Mark Causebrook in 47th, Matt Tanner in 50th (another very high M50 spot) and Richard Harris in 65th.

No doubt there will be many good age category positions yet again.

It was great seeing many of you out there having fun, and working together in little teams of 2 and 3, a really good team performance tonight.

Well-done everyone.

Don't forget it's our own host event at QE2 Recreation ground next Wednesday. We Hardley runners cannot take part in this, but we will see you all there as volunteers. Email with full details to follow tomorrow.

Hardley results are below. The full results will be on the RR10 website (see Links tab above) the evening after the race

Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat
Women
11	Alice Rudd		83	Jacqui Healey	F50	148	Ann Maylott	F50
12	Poppy Tanner		94	Chris Harris	F70	149	Ann Bruce-Low	F70
31	Kelly Anetts		95	Caroline Richmond	F50
33	Hannah Cockle		121	Hilary Hinks	F60
Men
47	Mark Causebrook	M40	131	Stephen Blight	M50	203	Paul Newby	M70
50	Matthew Tanner	M50	132	Dan Latham		212	Ian Beveridge	M50
65	Richard Harris	M40	138	Mick Anglim	M70	219	Paul Carter	M60
68	Matt Casey		172	Malcolm Renyard	M70	220	Robert Wells	M40
98	Paul Blundell	M50	184	John Labbett	M60	227	Jeremy Barber	M60
112	Phil Rudd		193	Roger Morgan	M60	229	Andrew Barber	M60

RR10 Round 2 - Broadlands Estate Romsey - Weds 28 July

Here are hundreds of pictures. Thanks Hammy.

Dan reports,

Tonight 30 runners attended the 2nd RR10 hosted by Romsey. We had 7 ladies (enough for 2 teams) and 23 men (enough for 4 teams). The course was flat on tarmac, grass and gravel and conditions were good. First man in was Tim Anetts he was in a good position in the first lap behind the first group of 5 and managed to push on in the 2nd lap to finish in a brilliant 4th place. Alice Rudd had a great run to finish in 8th place. Nathan was 2nd man home in 26th an 8 place improvement on last week in a bigger field of runners and third man home running his first race in ages was Ben Andrew in 50th. 2nd Lady home was Kelly Anetts brilliantly pushing through the field to finish in 26th and third lady home was Hayley Coates in her first RR10 in 32nd. Also well done to Mark Coates running his first RR10 and doing a brilliant from just outside the top 100 which is very respectable. Mick Anglim looked to have been 1st place V70 and finished 24 places higher than last week despite already completing a duathlon this week. Paddy Butler improved by 10 places this week to 83rd position. Jane Hodge ran another great placing in 39th which will probably be another podium placing in the F60's. Great to see a bigger field of runners this week.

Next event is at River Hamble Country Park (previously Manor Farm Country Park), Wednesday 4th August at 7pm. See you all there.

Hardley results are below. The full results will be on the RR10 site (see Links tab above) the evening after the race

Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat
Women
8	Alice Rudd		39	Jane Hodge	F60	96	Chris Harris	F70
27	Kelly Anetts		73	Sarah Fitton	F50	131	Ann Maylott	F50
32	Hayley Coates
Men
4	Tim Anetts		119	Stephen Blight	M50	175	Roger Morgan	M60
26	Nathan Renyard	M40	124	Mick Anglim	M70	181	Ian Beveridge	M50
50	Ben Andrew		144	Andy Mansfield	M50	182	Mike Clarke	M70
55	Richard Harris	M40	149	Ian Hawker	M60	183	Terence Earney	M70
61	Phil Rudd		151	Mark Lee	M50	196	Mike Sleath	M60
70	Matt Casey		155	Malcolm Renyard	M70	197	Robert Wells	M40
83	Paddy Butler	M50	159	Mike Smith	M70	DNF	Graham Robbins
107	Mark Coates	M40	161	John Labbett	M60

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 30

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Week 70 - The Final Week of the Isolation 5K Weekly Challenge!

It was great to see some of you returning to parkrun for the first time in 70 weeks. Jane Hodge went to Southampton parkrun and was 2nd place F60 in a time of 24:35 80.07%. The following runners attended Lymington parkrun and recorded these times; Alice Rudd 20:29 72.73%, Phil Rudd 21.08 62.03%, Matt Casey 21.34 59.96%, Steve Bradley 27.33 60.88%, Chris Kidd Buggy Run 36.34 36.78%. Hails Coates attended Netley Abbey parkrun 24.08 61.95% and Jeremy Barber attended Andover p arkrun 30.17 57.57%.

Christina & Raymond Searle recorded times as part of longer runs at Endure 24, those who have done Endure in the past will be most pleased to hear that Christina confirmed that no slamming toilet doors were encountered during the night this year, good to know!, anyway I digress Christina's time; 22:32 79.30% and Raymond (who had a big birthday so extra Wava points) 22:38 74.07%.

I will produce a full end of challenge report when I get five minutes but I will mention the following now who have offered me no end of support in this challenge and I think their efforts here every single week are absolutely brilliant: Jeremy Barber 140 5K's, Jane Hodge 70 runs, Sarah Fitton 70 runs, Terry Earney 70 runs. And the following runners that have completed every week in 2021 30 runs; Caroline Richmond, Chris Kidd, Steve Bradley, Hails Coates.

Well done everyone, I'd like to thank you all for your participation which has made running this challenge completely worthwhile and also for the way in which everyone has encouraged each other to do their individual personal best whatever that is to you. 70 weeks with nothing but positive comments and real support to each other, each of you made this group a very positive thing to be part of in a particularly odd year. Thank you all !!!!!

Full end of challenge lowdown to follow and remember to keep sending me your best 5K time for each month, there will be a full Hardley 5K time trial league to participate in going forward, back dating from April '21 in line with the annual membership / years season (all club members are welcome to send in back dated times).

Hope to see you all at a Parkrun very very soon. What on earth will I do next Monday night?

Total Runs as a Group: 1,556

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 9.11%, Chris Kidd 8.07%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 84.08%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 19:45, Poppy Tanner 20.08, Christina Searle 21:15
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:05, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

The First RR10 - Fleming Park - Weds 21 July 2021

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And here's a lovely album from Hammy

Wow, that was a warm one. Dan reports

Tonight, was the long-awaited return to the RR10 Series which has not been held since the last event on 14th August 2019, 23 Months ago!!

Itchen Spitfires and Solent Running Sisters were tonight's hosts and Fleming Park. It was hot 27 degrees! when the runners headed to the start line. From a spectator's point of view our team appeared to pace well, consistently holding our positions across the field, we looked confident in ourselves out there.

In the RR10 series there are individual age graded and teams league within. The first 3 ladies make an "A team", the next 3 a "B team" and so on and for the men's teams 5 runners are required for a team.

Our ladies excelled tonight with 3 runners in the top 10; Trish Patterson in 5th, Alice Rudd in 6th and Poppy Tanner in 9th, this is an absolutely fantastic start to the series.

The first men home were; Nathan Renyard running his first competitive race in over a year in 30th Place a great Male 40 position, Matt Tanner was in 50th place and Carl Hall running is first ever RR10 in 57th, Matt and Carl will both score highly in the V50 categories.

Congratulations to other first time RR10 competitors Matt Casey making and excellent start getting into the top 60, Erin Anglim having a great start getting into the top 30. Caz Richmond and Ian Beveridge both running very respectably, we really hope you enjoyed it and if you did let everyone you run with know about it.

Racing thought of the week; “Fast running isn’t forced. You have to relax and let the run come out of you.”

Well-done everyone, we will see you all at Broadlands next Wednesday for a 7:30pm start.

Hardley results are below. The full results will be on the RR10 website the evening after the race.

Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat	Pos	Name	Cat
Women
5	Trish Patterson		27	Erin Anglim		77	Chris Harris	F70
6	Alice Rudd		40	Jane Hodge	F60	85	Caroline Richmond	F50
9	Poppy Tanner		60	Jacqui Healey	F50	101	Hilary Hinks	F60
Men
30	Nathan Renyard	M40	89	Paul Blundell	M50	184	Mark Lee	M50
50	Matthew Tanner	M50	93	Paddy Butler	M50	192	Ian Beveridge	M50
57	Carl Hall	M50	121	Stephen Blight	M50	195	Paul Newby	M70
58	Matt Casey		148	Mick Anglim	M70	197	Mike Clarke	M70
69	Phil Rudd		176	Graeme Johnson	M40	204	Jeremy Barber	M60

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 29

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Week 69 the penultimate week of the 5K Weekly Challenge. We've decided to run one more week leading you right into parkrun and allowing me time to format a full end of challenge round up. Karen Denham ran the fastest time this week despite the hot conditions in a great time of 23:44. The highest WAVA score was 80.67% from Jane Hodge also running the 2nd fastest time this week around a Stoney Cross course in a time of 24:24. Helen McLukie was just 27 seconds off her best this year. Jeremy ran his 69th Garden parkrun every week since isolation first occurred and possibly his final garden parkrun before return of full parkrun next week. So one week left; go and give it one last bash next week and all the best for those going to their first parkrun in 70 weeks.

As mentioned I will do a final summary of this challenge and we plan to collect your monthly 5K best times into a Hardley 5K time trial league in future which will include any 5K results you wish to send into me.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,533

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 9.11%, Chris Kidd 8.07%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 84.08%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 19:45, Poppy Tanner 20.08, Christina Searle 21:15
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:05, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 28

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Week 68 was a Smasher!!!!

This week 27 runners participated. Just prior to her Hen Do; Emma Rogers ran her best time this year by 59 seconds, brilliant effort! Graeme Johnson beat his target time by just shy of 2 minutes around the Longparish course. Phil Rudd ran his best time this year in 20:40 beating his target by 36 seconds, excellent running. Laura Swancott ran a PB knocking just over 2 minutes of her previous best this year, smashed it!!. Laura Porter ran her best time this year in 22:09 beating her previous best this year by 40 seconds, great work!. Christina Searle ran a PB in a time of 21:15 setting an amazing WAVA score of 84.08% well above National Class level and the fastest ladies time of the week!!. Simon Ibbotson tried "Terry's Hollybank Route" and was only 20 seconds off his best time this year and ran the fastest time this week in 19:48. Hails Coates sent her time in before the final reminder for the 2nd week in a row!!!! . With the Euro Final on Sunday Jeremy Barber held a football themed garden parkrun and he and Graeme Johnson dribbled balls around the course!

Well done all amazing results this week!!!

Total Runs as a Group: 1,519

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 9.11%, Chris Kidd 8.07%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 84.08%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 19:45, Poppy Tanner 20.08, Christina Searle 21:15
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:05, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 27

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

With potentially only 3 weeks left until parkrun returns the weekly 5k challenge ran for its 67th week. This week 21 runners returned a time. The fastest time this week was from Alice Rudd with a great time of 19:45 WAVA 75.08% this is the fastest ladies time the Challenge has recorded. The fastest men's time was from Raymond Searle with his fastest time this year in 20:21 71.9% brilliant running. Christina Searle recording the highest WAVA score of the week with 82.34%. Jeremy celebrated the NHS's 73rd birthday at his garden parkrun and managed to spare a thought for their efforts whilst he ran his 133rd 5K in succession followed by his 134th the day after. Well done everyone great running.

I must also give a mention to a time that I missed from last week; James Clarke ran an amazing time of 17:05 the fastest the challenge has seen, brilliant running James!!.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,492

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.59%, Chris Kidd 8.07%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 19:45, Poppy Tanner 20.08, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:05, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12

Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

The Alresford 10K - 20 June 2021

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Dan Latham reports.

Hardley Runners participated in this years Alresford 10K road race.
For those that have not done event before this is a well organised road run starting in the picturesque village of Alresford. The course departs and finishes on the pitches of Alresford Rugby Club and heads out through the village centre, before tackling the nearby country lanes and taking in the country side views. There's one big loop with a slight out and back return, before you make you way back to the Avenue to return to the finish. The course is very undulating with not many flat sections at all and features 140m (460 feet) of elevation so a tough one and not a PB course, but a great course nevertheless.
There was a modest Hardley presence but there was nothing modest about our teams achievements:

The male 70 category was a Hardley "1-2" with Mick Anglim first and Mike Smith 2nd.
The female 70 category featured a Hardley 2nd & 3rd with Chris Harris and Jan Anglim taking these spots.
Dan Latham was 3rd in the Male 30 category.
Matt Casey who has been improving rapidly throughout the last year continued his good form to run a Personal Best, on what is a very challenging course.

Brilliant running Team Hardley.
The race adhered to current covid precautions and featured a rolling start, with the results based only on chip time, so there was no rush to crowd at the start line.
All Hardley participants and times are listed below:

Pos	Race No	Name	Time	Category	Cat Pos	Gender	Gen Pos	Start Time
12	209	Daniel LATHA M	00:38:52	M30-39	3	Male	12	10:00:02
40	63	Matthew CASEY	00:42:25	M30-39	10	Male	37	10:00:09
52	254	Richard HARRIS	00:43:45	M30-39	12	Male	48	10:00:13
103	7	Mick ANGLIM	00:49:53	M70-74	1	Male	83	10:00:12
122	398	Dave WILSON	00:52:08	M60-64	5	Male	94	10:00:21
155	330	Mike SMITH	00:55:00	M70-74	2	Male	104	10:00:12
177	31	Ian BEVERIDGE	00:58:03	M55-59	16	Male	115	10:00:24
189	159	Christine HARRIS	00:59:36	F70-74	2	Female	71	10:00:23
231	8	Jan ANGLIM	01:18:11	F70-74	3	Female	95	10:00:36

The Brading 10K - 13 June 2021

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Callum Tanner reports

"Postponed in 2020, the Ryde Harriers organised Brading 10k returned on Sunday under covid-safe measures.

After being chucked out of the car near Smallbrook stadium five minutes before the start, we all lined up in fours based on your predicted time for a staggered start.

It was great to see all the top island-based runners lining up on the start line after such a long absence, Ryde Harriers are like the dream team of long distance running these days!

With water bottles provided at the 5k marker and a handful of kids with water guns it was a friendly and well run event.

I managed the race and conditions well, rewarded with a new 10k race PB in 38.06 and a 10th place overall finish - encouraging signs for this years' races!

Looking forward to catching up with the purps at a HRRL and XC or two this year."

Congratulations on the new PB Callum!

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 26

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Weekly Challenge Week 66. This week 23 runners recorded their 5K time. It seems it was a case of picking the right day with either beautifully sunny weather or torrential rain. Great to see Simon Ibbotson back on it running the fastest time this week in 20:37. The highest WAVA score and the fastest ladies time was from Christina Searle with 80.31% 22:15. Mick Anglim ran the highest Male WAVA with 76.82% down in Cornwall. Helen McLukie was only 17 secs of her year's best. Mike Fitton was only 20 secs off his year's best. Annie Bruce-Low ran her best time this year in 52:54. Brilliant Running All.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,469

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.59%, Chris Kidd 8.07%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 25

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Weekly 5K Challenge WK 65 (25 of 2021):

Wet weather was on the cards this week but 22 runners recorded a 5K. Chris Kidd improved on his PB yet again reaching 27:12 this time a further 12 second betterment and moves up to 3rd on the improver board. Mick Anglim recorded the highest age grade score at 74.99% with a 5K within a 10K run. The fastest lady was Karen Denham in 23:44 and the fastest male Dan Latham 19:03. Well done to the following runners who have recorded a 5K every week this year; Caroline Richmond, Chris Kidd, Steve Bradley, Sarah Fitton, Jeremy Barber (as well as 25 garden runs), Terry Earney, Hails Coates and Jane Hodge.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,439

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Chris Kidd 8.07%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 24

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Weekly 5K Challenge Week 64 (24 of 2021):

The weather was hot again this week with 21 runners recording a 5K time. The most memorable event this week has to be the result received from Danii Bundy who ran a 5K bright and early on the day of her wedding, brilliant and many congratulations to you both from us all.

Jeremy Barber celebrated national Gin day at his garden parkrun; rumours have it there was a beverage a lap, but this has not been verified , there may have to be a re-run!! .

Matt Casey, Carl Hall and myself ran together; Matt had a great run recording a time 24 secs off PB and Carl was only 31 secs off his 2021 PB. Sarah Fitton, Mike Fittton and Terry Earney also recorded times as a trio.

The highest WAVA this week was from Jane Hodge with 77.69%. The fastest time this week was 19:07 by myself and the Fastest lady this week was Jane Hodge with 25:20.

Total runs now recorded as a group since lockdown began 1,416. (no changes to the overall leader board this week).

Week 23

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Weekly 5K Isolation Challenge Week 63 (23 of 2021).

This week 31 runners recorded a 5K with some taken from the Conquer 5m 24 hour event. The weather was very hot this week, some might say too hot to run, but not for this Hardley Hardy Bunch!

Huge congratulations to Chris Kidd who came into this challenge looking to go sub30 and this week achieved 27:24 an all time PB and a big leap up the leader board to 3rd most improved this year. Also big well done to Helen McLuckie who took another 40 seconds off this years best. I was pleased to make a steady return to some pace of running following injury and ran a 21:20 5K within a hilly 5m course this weekend this was the quickest time this week. Simon Ibbotson also made a return from injury running a steady sensible 23:40. The quickest lady this week was Karen Denham running a 23:54 5K within a longer 8K run. The highest WAVA this week was from Martin Loveless with a 72.48% great work Martin. The highest ladies WAVA was from Jane Hodge with 67.13% over the hilly Conquer 24 course.

Great work all !!

Total Runs as a Group: 1,394

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.59%, Chris Kidd 7.72%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.56%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:23
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 22

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 62 (22 of 2021).

Hoorah at last the warm weather came, not that anyone mentioned breaking a sweat or anything, everyone loved the hot weather .

28 runners recorded time this week. The fastest time this week was by Matt James in 19:05. Carl Hall ran his best time this year breaking the Sub20 barrier in 19:55 and 74.65%, Carl also moved up to 6th place in the overall improver leaderboard. Laura Porter beat her target time by 40 secs going under Sub23 in a time of 22:49. Mike Fitton equalled his best time this year in 22:48. Mary Corbett ran her best time this year along the Monmouth & Brecon canal with a plus 70% Wava and a time of 28:20. Matt Casey had a great run only 14 seconds off his PB. Helen McLuckie was only 24 seconds of her 2021 best comfortably going under 29mins in 28:46. Jane Hodge ran the highest WAVA this week 82.75% in 23:47 one second away from her best this year. Well done everyone.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,361

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.59%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.56%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:23
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

CC6 2021 Season Results

Hannah Cockle, joint CC6 Captain reports

Wow Hardley Runners team - the CC6 results are in. Our women’s team came 2nd, men’s team 1st and we have five age group winners!!! That includes the fastest senior woman and man and the fastest F70 and M70. So we are strong right across the age range. Well done!

FS Alice Rudd and 4th overall

F60 Jane Hodge

F70 Chris Harris

MS Dan Latham and 2nd overall

MV70 Mick Anglim

You can see the full results on the CC6 website, here (Word document)

Thanks Hannah for motivating us and coordinating the results. Hannah is retiring as our CC6 joint captain as she is moving away from the area but we know she'll keep in touch.

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 21

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5k Challenge Week 61 (21 of 2021).

Horrendous weather again this week you wouldn't believe it was May, but nevertheless 24 runners recorded their 5K time.

First mention this week is Christina Searle who recorded a 2021 PB in 21:23, the highest WAVA this week with 83.56% and the fastest ladies time. Keeping it in the family Raymond Searle recorded the fastest men's time and highest men's WAVA with 20:58 69.78%.

The most improved runner this week was my sister-in-law Lou Noyce who was taken nearly 5 mins off her 5K time this year, this week she improved her target time by 2.46% running an all time PB 25:57, brilliant!. Jeremy had a Hardley Purple themed garden parkrun this week and was Joined by Jacqui Healey and Graeme Johnson both who set course records in 29:10 & 25:25.

Brilliant running everyone in some appalling conditions no doubt.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,333

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.59%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.56%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:23
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 20

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge - Can you believe it is week 60 and the 20th week of 2021!!

This week 21 runners carried out a 5K. The quickest time was by Callum Johnson who ran in very wet conditions to achieve a 19:57 run. The quickest lady was Karen Denham in 23:22. The highest WAVA score this week was Jane Hodge with a 72.37% and the highest male WAVA was Carl Hall with 71.60%. Chris Kidd had another consistent sub 30 run. It was certainly a horrendous week with weather so well done everyone who got out, many of you reported drenched and slippery conditions.

Well done everyone look forward to hearing from you next week.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,305

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

CC6 April 2021

Well done all and thanks very much to Hannah for coordinating.

Times are not directly comparable as routes were different so the results are displayed in random order.

Name	Cat	Jan Time	Feb Time	Mar Time	Apr Time	Name	Cat	Jan Time	Feb Time	Mar Time	April Time
Women
Caroline Richmond	V50	00.53.42	00.48.42	00.46.47	00.46.39	Hannah Cockle	S	00.41.33	00.39.05	00.46.28	00.39.38
Karen Denham	V40	00.37.59	00.37.27	00.41.10	x	Jacqui Healey	V50	00.58.58	00.49.58	00.46.58	00.45.03
Sarah Fitton	V50	00.52.02	00.49.11	00.45.47	00.51.45	Sally Harbut	V40	00.57.30	x	x	x
Jane Hodge	V60	00.51.10	00.42.14	00.39.17	00.39.18	Alice Rudd	S	00.36.35	00.34.34	00.36.41	00.34.15
Hilary Hinks	V60	00.56.17	00.55.22	00.55.21	00.51.58	Jan Anglim	V70	01.05.55	01.01.55	01.02.58	01.01.09
Chris Harris	V70	00.52.02	00.51.01	00.50.23	00.48.30	Kelly Anetts	S	00.41.03	x	x	x
Hayley Coates	S	x	00.45.03	00.42.43	x	Tamsin Roberts	S	x	00.39.59	00.46.34	x
Katherine Broomfield	S	00.52.51	00.51.40	00.49.37	x	Laura Porter	V40	x	00.37.06	x	00.37.38
Poppy Tanner	S	x	x	x	00.37.28
Men
Ian Beveridge	V50	00.51.24	00.53.42	00.53.45	00.48.55	Jeremy Barber	V60	00.59.22	00.52.27	00.48.31	00.49.25
Martin Loveless	V60	00.36.39	00.38.17	00.38.29	00.39.43	Chris Kidd	S	01.05.57	01.02.04	x	00.57.13
Paul Blundell	V50	00.37.24	00.36.28	00.36.31	00.39.32	Simon Ibbotson	S	00.37.21	00.34.49	00.33.55	00.33.53
Steve Blight	V50	00.44.33	00.43.52	00.43.11	x	Callum Johnson	S	00.33.59	00.31.55	00.34.31	x
Terry Earney	V70	00.59.29	00.49.28	00.45.48	00.44.47	Mick Anglim	V70	00.43.14	00.39.21	00.39.25	00.40.34
Dan Latham	S	00.32.35	00.31.56	00.31.10	00.30.32	Mark Lee	V50	00.54.53	00.49.50	00:44:36	x
Tim Collinson	V60	00.49.04	00.44.20	00.41.48	00.41.57	Steve Bradley	V60	x	00.53.25	00.47.54	x
Brendan Anglim	V40	x	00.38.30	x	x	Matt Casey	S	x	00.37.22	00.36.08	00.35.19
Oscar Anglim	S	x	00.38.30	x	x	Ian Ordish	V60	x	x	00:43:56	00.42.59
Andy Mansfield	V50	x	00.42.51	x	00.44.39	Mark Coates	V40	x	x	00.42.29	x
Andy Barber	V60	x	x	x	00.55.35	Carl Hall	V50	x	x	x	00.39.05

Hardley a Half and Hardley a Round results update

Well done to everyone who has taken part in these challenges. It is not too late to have a go or have another go.

Details are here

Here are the results up to 9 May 2021.

Both events - Excel spreadsheet
Hardley a Half - a picture for people who don't do Excel
Hardley a Round - a picture for people who don't do Excel

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 19

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 59

This week 22 runners completed a 5k. New runner to the challenge Carl Hall ran a very impressive 20:06 73.97% wava and improved upon his target time by 4.22%. Roger Tansley ran his best time this year taking 6 seconds off his 2021 best. Jacqui Healey had a brilliant run in 25:15 and a wava of 74.72%, Jaqui has run her best times in 8 years this year. The fastest time this week was by Graham Robbins in 19:45 and the fastest lady and best WAVA score was Christina Searle with 22:18 80.13%. Jeremy and his local Longparish Second Sunday of the month running group were able to return back to a low key covid compliant version of their run this week, they were very pleased to be at near normality again.

Well done everyone!

Total Runs as a Group: 1,284

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 18

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 58.

Week 58 was a windy one and running conditions were definitely harder, however that didn't stop Hardley Runners and friends from achieving:

Jo Avery ran her best time this year 5 seconds off 24 mins, apparently Jo's motivation for this cracking effort was a small window of opportunity before the Chinese takeaway was delivered! Caroline Richmond ran only 3 seconds off PB in 27:37. Matt Tanner a week after his marathon was only 8 seconds away from his target. Well done to Ann Brucelow who has run her 10th 5K in a row since returning back to running.

This week was national Ultra Running Week and Jeremy Barber took on the 5K challenge in ultra running style, taking a back pack with him, taking in 3 drinks stops and completing in a time of 1:08:59, wava of 25.27%, Ultra Spirit Brilliance Jeremy. I thought I would take the opportunity to congratulate the Ultra and Long Distance specialists in the club that have taken part in this 5K challenge, well done for giving it a go, and for showing a different side to your running and setting some impressive times. Well done everyone!

Total Runs as a Group: 1,262

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 17

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 57.

In the sunniest week of the year so far 31 runners went out to do their 5K. The fastest time this week was from Graham Robbins in 20:12. Poppy Tanner was the quickest lady with 20:43 in strong winds around Goodwood circuit. This week we also had two National Class Scores; an 81.28% from Christina Searle as part of a 10K run and an 81.04% from Jane Hodge within her 5m CC6 run. Mary Corbett and Jane ran their CC6 at the same time and Mary also had a great run just 4 seconds away from her 2021 best within a longer 5 mile run. Chris Kidd ran another Sub30 time which was a personal target for him some weeks back. Well done everyone. Remember there's a bank holiday Monday next week so no excuse not to get out to run

Total Runs as a Group: 1,232

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 16

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 56.

It was a sunny week on the waterside and 30 runners took part in the 5K challenge. Dave Wilson after some time off with injury ran his best time this year in 24:34 taking over a minute off his target time. Jo Avery fancied a blast, ran her first 5K in a while and beat her target WAVA score by 0.44%. Mick Anglim ran a superb 5K time within a longer run at the National Duathalon event in Yorkshire with a time of 23:42 and the highest WAVA this week in 77.41%. Karen Denham was only 12 seconds away from her best time this year. In the Garden Run league there were some new contenders who took up the challenge at Jeremy's garden parkrun; in Pilgrimage fancy dress Jane Hodge beat the course record despite moles on the course in a time of 27.08, followed by Mary Corbett in 32:41 and Jeremy in 34:02. Excellent running everyone!!

Total Runs as a Group: 1,201

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 15

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 55

27 runners took part this week. Chris Kidd took 43 seconds off his 2021 PB running his best time in 4 years. Jan Anglim beat her best this year for the second week in a row taking another 19 seconds off. Mike Fitton had a smashing run beating his target time by 21 seconds. Jeremy Barber was only 8 seconds away from his best time this year. Raymond Searle was just 5 seconds away from his best this year. Mick Anglim was only 9 seconds away from his 2020 PB. The fastest time this week was from Callum Tanner in 18:35. The Highest WAVA was from Christina Searle with 82.59%. Well done all, great efforts.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,169

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

CC6 March 2021

Whether it is the weather, or improved conditions underfoot or improved fitness, times are improving again. Well done all and thanks very much to Hannah for coordinating.

Times are not directly comparable as routes were different so the results are displayed in random order.

Name	Cat	Jan Time	Feb Time	Mar Time	Name	Cat	Jan Time	Feb Time	Mar Time
Women
Caroline Richmond	V50	00.53.42	00.48.42	00.46.47	Hannah Cockle	S	00.41.33	00.39.05	00.46.28
Karen Denham	V40	00.37.59	00.37.27	00.41.10	Jacqui Healey	V50	00.58.58	00.49.58	00.46.58
Sarah Fitton	V50	00.52.02	00.49.11	00.45.47	Sally Harbut	V40	00.57.30	x	x
Jane Hodge	V60	00.51.10	00.42.14	00.39.17	Alice Rudd	S	00.36.35	00.34.34	00.36.41
Hilary Hinks	V60	00.56.17	00.55.22	00.55.21	Jan Anglim	V70	01.05.55	01.01.55	01.02.58
Chris Harris	V70	00.52.02	00.51.01	00.50.23	Kelly Anetts	S	00.41.03	x	x
Hayley Coates	S	x	00.45.03	00.42.43	Tamsin Roberts	S	x	00.39.59	00.46.34
Katherine Broomfield	S	00.52.51	00.51.40	00.49.37	Laura Porter	V40	x	00.37.06	x
Men
Ian Beveridge	V50	00.51.24	00.53.42	00.53.45	Jeremy Barber	V60	00.59.22	00.52.27	00.48.31
Martin Loveless	V60	00.36.39	00.38.17	00.38.29	Chris Kidd	S	01.05.57	01.02.04	x
Paul Blundell	V50	00.37.24	00.36.28	00.36.31	Simon Ibbotson	S	00.37.21	00.34.49	00.33.55
Steve Blight	V50	00.44.33	00.43.52	00.43.11	Callum Johnson	S	00.33.59	00.31.55	00.34.31
Terry Earney	V70	00.59.29	00.49.28	00.45.48	Mick Anglim	V70	00.43.14	00.39.21	00.39.25
Dan Latham	S	00.32.35	00.31.56	00.31.10	Mark Lee	V50	00.54.53	00.49.50	00:44:36
Tim Collinson	V60	00.49.04	00.44.20	00.41.48	Steve Bradley	V60	x	00.53.25	00.47.54
Brendan Anglim	V40	x	00.38.30	x	Matt Casey	S	x	00.37.22	00.36.08
Oscar Anglim	S	x	00.38.30	x	Ian Ordish	V60	x	x	00:43:56
Andy Mansfield	V50	x	00.42.51	x	Mark Coates	V40	x	x	00.42.29

FKT Challenge - Easter 2021 Update

Details of the challenge are on our News page (see tab above).

Here are the Updated results (Excel spreadsheet) and a bonus: the first two Hardley-a-Half results as well

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 14

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 54

This week 29 runners took on the challenge and there were some great spring like conditions to run in. Roger Tansley took a further 24 secs off his 2021 best in a time of 31:35. Jan Anglim improved on her 2021 PB by 6 secs in a time of 35:15. Ann Maylott took 38 secs off her 2021 PB and is now only 2 secs away from her target time. Jeremy Barber and Jacqui Healy who ran together both had a strong runs, Jeremy finishing only 6 secs away from his 2021 best and Jacqui 7 secs away. Alice Rudd ran the fastest ladies time this week and her fastest this year in 20:18. Callum Johnson ran the fastest overall time in 19:54. The highest WAVA score was Mick Anglim with 75.35%.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,142

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:18, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 13

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Week 53 of the 5K challenge and the 13th of this year. This week 28 people participated. The fastest time was from Graham Robbins who ran a blistering 18:22. Sarah Fitton ran her fastest time this year and her first sub26 in 25:47. Terry Earney ran exactly the same time as last week equalling his best time this year, very consistent. The highest WAVA score this week was from Jane Hodge 82.81%, amazing running. The fastest ladies time was Christina Searle in 22:21 and the highest male WAVA was Mick Anglim with 77.80%. Well done everyone who ran great effort.

Total Runs as a Group: 1,112

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:37, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 12

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

1 Year of the Weekly 5K Challenge and 1,084 runs recorded.

A virtual round of applause goes out to Jeremy Barber who has run 104 5K's in one year and Jane Hodge, Sarah Fitton & Terry Earney who have run 52 5K's in the year.

This week 40 runners ran, with Christina Searle taking 6 secs off her 2021 PB with a run of 21:27 and the highest WAVA of 2021 at 83.3%. Poppy Tanner smashed her 5K PB on an off-road 5-lap course, paced by bicycle to run the quickest ladies time seen this year at 20.08. Graham Robbins beat his target time by 52 seconds running a great time of 18:38. Terry Earney was keen to get back to +70% WAVA'ing at the start of the challenge and this week achieved 72.47% and his best time of 2021 in 26:09.

Thanks to everyone that has taken part in this, the encouragement from everybody has been amazing to see and still the achievements keep coming in.

Also well done to those who've taken part every week so far in 2021; Simon Ibbotson, Mike Fitton, Karen Denham, Jan Anglim, Hayley Coates, Mick Anglim, Jacqui Healey, Chris Kidd, Steve Bradley, Caroline Richmond, Jeremy Barber, Jane Hodge, Sarah Fitton, Terry Earney and Dan Latham all have full attendance.

2021 Stats:

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 8.33%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 83.30%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Poppy Tanner 20.08, Alice Rudd 20:37, Christina Searle 21:27
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

CC6 Month 2 - We are still top of the league

The numbers have been crunched and the CC6 website (see Links tab above) has been updated with the full results.

And we are still top of the league. It is a close run thing and we'll need more excellent performances to stay top. So please get out and do your March run and report details to Hannah. If you've done one already then how about having another go and seeing if you an improve your time. You can run in March whether or not you have taken part before so don't be shy. All you need is a five-mile off-road route with start and finsih close to each other. And we have had some good news. The season has been extended by a month so there will be an April run as well as March.

Click here to see previous results.

FKT Challenge - March 2021 Update

Details of the challenge are on our News page (see tab above).

Dan Latham reports,

Updated results following a further attempt by Tim Collinson who managed to get in under the 2-hour barrier with a distance under 20K. Well done Tim.
The standing water has backed off in the last week and it's all looking pretty runnable out there, go on guys, go and smash it!!!

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 11

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

5K Challenge Week 51:

In the week that should have seen the run of the Grizzly, the week of the 240th anniversary of the discovery of the planet Uranus which Jeremy celebrated at his garden parkrun!, the week of international women's day and Mother's Day: Twenty-eight 5K runs were recorded. So our brilliant ladies results first: Alice Rudd ran the fastest ladies time in 21:12. The 2nd fastest time was from Christina Searle in 21:40 with the highest WAVA of 79.59%. Hayley Coates was in third with 23.44. Jane Hodge ran the second highest WAVA with 74.36%. Jacqui Healey ran an impressive WAVA of 73.55% and Caroline Richmond took another 46 seconds off, beating her PB for the 7th time this year, great work.

The men's summary: No surprises that the highest WAVA was from Mick Anglim 76.02% amazing and very consistent running. Steve Bradley took 10 seconds off his best time this year. Jeremy Barber took 2 seconds off his best time this year with a time of 26:04. Graham Robbins ran a great time, his best this year in 19:00 and a wava of 70.27%. The fastest time was by Dan Latham in 17:52, 12 secs off PB.

Brilliant running all.

This coming week will be week 52, a year since parkrun was held and a year since this challenge began, so hope to see many of you out challenging your 5K, the weather's looking good and we could be in for some great results.

Total runs as a group: 1,042

2021 Stats:

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 10.02%, Christina Searle 7.94%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 82.91%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 20:37, Christina Searle 21:33, Karen Denham 22:32
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Week 10

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Week 10 of 2021 and week 50 since lockdown began. As a "treat" this week many of us carried out "off road" 5K's in the glorious spring sunshine! and as group we exceeded our 1,000th 5K run since parkrun was put on hold. There were more great achievements to report:

Christina Searle improved her best time this year by a further 11 seconds to 21:33 and recorded the highest WAVA score at 82.91%. Sarah Fitton ran her best time this year in 26:01 despite the fact it was an off road run. Mick Anglim continues to record the highest male WAVA score each week, 78.18% this week. Terry Earney ran his fastest time this year also on an "off-road" course in 26:23. Raymond Searle beat his target time with a run of 20:54, as did Lee Maunder with a time of 25:00. Callum Tanner ran the fastest time this week in 18:41. Well done all, Absolutely Fantastic!

Total runs as a group: 1,014

2021 Stats:

Top Improvers: Caroline Richmond 8.22%, Christina Searle 7.94%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 82.91%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 20:37, Christina Searle 21:33, Karen Denham 22:32
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

CC6 February 2021

We had more runners this month and lots of excellent times. Well done all and thanks very much to Hannah for coordinating.

Times are not directly comparable as routes were different so the results are displayed in reverse alphabetical order.

Name

Cat

Jan Time

Feb Time

Name

Cat

Jan Time

Feb Time

Name

Cat

Jan Time

Feb Time

Women

Tamsin Roberts

00.39.59

Karen Denham

V40

00.37.59

00.37.27

Hannah Cockle

00.41.33

00.39.05

Sarah Fitton

V50

00.52.02

00.49.11

Jane Hodge

V60

00.51.10

00.42.14

Chris Harris

V70

00.52.02

00.51.01

Sally Harbut

V40

00.57.30

Jan Anglim

V70

01.05.55

1.01.55

Caroline Richmond

V50

00.53.42

00.48.42

Laura Porter

V40

00.37.06

Jacqui Healey

V50

00.58.58

00.49.58

Alice Rudd

00.36.35

00.34.34

Kelly Anetts

00.41.03

Hilary Hinks

V60

00.56.17

00.55.22

Katherine Broomfield

00.52.51

00.51.40

Hayley Coates

00.45.03

Men

Tim Collinson

V60

00.49.04

00.44.20

Oscar Anglim

00.38.30

Ian Beveridge

V50

00.51.24

00.53.42

Terry Earney

V70

00.59.29

00.49.28

Mick Anglim

V70

00.43.14

00.39.21

Dan Latham

00.32.35

00.31.56

Steve Bradley

V60

00.53.25

Matt Casey

00.37.22

Chris Kidd

01.05.57

01.02.04

Steve Blight

V50

00.44.33

00.43.52

Martin Loveless

V60

00.36.39

00.38.17

Callum Johnson

00.33.59

00.31.55

Simon Ibbotson

00.37.21

00.34.49

Mark Lee

V50

00.54.53

00.49.50

Brendan Anglim

V40

00.38.30

Paul Blundell

V50

00.37.24

00.36.28

Jeremy Barber

V60

00.59.22

00.52.27

Andy Mansfield

V50

00.42.51

5K Isolation series 2021

Week 09

Here's the results summary. Dan reports

Week 49 of the 5K Challenge (and wk 9 of 2021): This week the weather was far more kind to us, with the first sunny day of spring and a little less wind than previous weeks. 31 times were recorded and the highest WAVA score and fastest ladies time was by Christina Searle with 21:44 & 84.15%. Caroline Richmond had a great run yet again, taking another 21 seconds off her PB. Paul Blundell beat his 5K target time within a longer 10K run recording a time of 22 mins. Vicki Clarke beat her target time by 9 seconds, great to see Vicki coming back strongly. Chris Kidd ran his fastest 5K this year with a time of 29:53. Hayley Coates again improved her 2021 PB with a time of 23:32. Helen McLuckie had a brilliant run taking 51 seconds off her 2021 best in a time of 28:22. Karen Denham ran her fastest 5K this year within a 10K run with a time of 22:32. Brilliant results again, well done everyone.

Total runs as a group: 982

2021 Stats:

Top Improvers: Christina Searle 9.18%, Caroline Richmond 8.22%, Matt Casey 7.45%
Highest Age %: Christina Searle 84.15%, Jane Hodge 82.81% Mick Anglim 78.69%
Fastest Females: Alice Rudd 20:37, Christina Searle 21:44, Karen Denham 22:32
Fastest Males: James Clarke 17:39, Dan Latham 17:40, Callum Johnson 18:12
Highest Recorded WAVA since March 2020: Jane Hodge 87.78%

Virtual 10K Results February 2021

Well done all those that participated in the February 10K Challenge. There were some excellent results and achievements all round.

Pos

Name

Cat

Time

Pos

Name

Cat

Time

Pos

Name

Cat

Time

Women

Alice Rudd

F Sen