Hard, and dry again at Conwy parkrun, with another bumper entry...plus other results.
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Hard and dry again at Conwy parkrun with another bumper entry...plus other results. Report by Don Hale. https://donhaleblog.blogspot.com www.welshmastersathletics.co.uk It was another packed parkrun at Conwy last Saturday where 377 entrants tackled the challenging but picturesque 5k river trail from the RSPB Nature Reserve on a very dry and bumpy course. North Wales Road Runners had fifteen members involved, and the first club man home was the rapidly improving Harry Driscoll, who finished 6th overall in just 19 minutes and 7 seconds, and he was 2nd in his SM20-24 age category. Jonathan Kettle ran as a pacer for his club colleague Benjamin Brummitt , who celebrated a new course PB in 10th place in 19.31, and he was 2nd in his SM30 cat, with Jonathan 11th in 19.33, and he won his VM50 cat. Steve Bozier also enjoyed a good run after returning to fitness, and he was 30th overall, and 3rd in his VM45 cat in 21.42. *Harry Driscoll (*above left), with Benjamin Brummitt, and Jona