Hat-trick of silver medals for Road Runners at Welsh cross-country championships...plus Hannah tackled Pen Fell Race.


*Kay Hatton (*above left) with Cheryl Frost.

Hat-trick of silver medals at Welsh cross-country championships.

Report by Don Hale.  https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com

 

Three members of NWRCC took part in the Welsh Athletics Inter-Regional cross-country championships at Monmouth last Saturday and all collected silver medals as part of their respective age group team medals. 

Richard Eccles finished 6th in his MV55 race with the team coming home in 2nd place overall, and Cheryl Frost and Kay Hatton ran in the FW55 age cat race and again were rewarded with silver medals for a similar second-placed finish. Cheryl was 109th and the 8th MW55 runner in 31.17, with Kay 122nd and 11th in the same age cat in 32.08.



*Richard Eccles (*above) enjoyed a great run at Monmouth and won a silver medal in his MV55 team.

After the race Richard said: “A well organised event on a great course and although it was a long journey to earn my first NW vest it was great to see so many young runners competing, they had such talent and energy!


*Full results and reports from Monmouth XC to follow:  



*Hannah Griffith (*above) took on the challenge of the Pen Fell Race.

*Other race results: Hannah Griffith completed the tough Penmaenmawr Fell Race last Saturday, which is run over a very challenging and undulating eleven-mile course with 2,000ft of ascent. Hannah finished in 134th place overall in 2 hours 24 minute and 9 seconds.

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