Brilliant running by Abbi and Amberly who represented Norfolk in the Anglian Cross-Country Championships.
In the Junior Girls class, Abbi completed the course in 31st place, and in the Intermediate Girls class, Ambie completed the 3.75km course, finishing in 59th place.
Well done ladies, a great running future is ahead!
Well! It’s flown by but RntS, as an affiliated club, is officially a year old!
That means that if you’re a member, your membership expires at the end of this month, and if you’re not a member and you want to join, now is the time!
The form for membership application (whether you’re a new member or renewing) can be found here: Members & Downloads
You’ll also find a copy of our club constitution there too.
If you have any questions, please ask a member of the committee who will be pleased to help.
Well done to the hardy RntS who turned out at Reepham this morning to take part in their Cross Country run (approx 8.5k over two laps).
With the early morning frost (and the temperature hovering around 1 deg C) the scenery was magical, but then again, if you’re actually running it, going through the mud pit, crossing the streams and climbing the hay bale wall, I guess you probably didn’t notice!
Well done all. That change of clothes was certainly needed at the end!
Official Times: Glyn – 48:18.4 Cam – 52:52.7 Allison – 1:06:11.2 Chris P – 1:12:22.7 Kirsty – 1:13:51.4 Charlotte – 1:13:52.0 Hayley J – 1:16:57.7 Vikki – 1:23:37.8
Kudos to Ceri who completed the first lap but retired at that point. Also a mention to Milo Powles who decided not to contest his crown for the muddiest male and stayed clean!
Much better weather this year for the RntS who donned their fancy dress outfits for the Buxton Fun Run.
Every penny raised goes to Autism Anglia.
A winner in the fancy dress (well done Lucy Mc, fantasticwork and a PB in a box! Excellent running), lots of great home cooked cakes to refuel and a raffle to win a few bottles on (I’m sure we had some winners!).
Well done everyone. Next year, maybe we can all dress up as a group?