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Fenland Running Club members tackle Frostbite League opener




Fenland Running Club members were out and about and all dressed up at a not-too-cold Frostbite League.

The first of the season's Frostbite races took place at St Neots.

After the rain throughout the week, it was anticipated that the course would prove a tricky muddy affair, given that it is all off-road, with a mixture of grass and tracks through some wooded areas.

Fenland Running Club team
Fenland Running Club team

The course has been extended a little from last year and the three times up the hill proved a challenge.

Fenland was represented by 13 of its members and its first runner home was Dan Tickner in 21st place from a field of 349, with an impressive time of 32:45.

As a team, Fenland Running Club are tenth out of 16.

Other places and times: Richard Agger 80th, 37:56; Tom Richards 95th, 38:41; Andrew Baldwin 109th, 39:08; Carol Bowett 143rd, 41:26; Nicky Jennings 167th, 42:44; Stuart Cheslett 169th, 42:47; Jac Richards 238th, 47:30; Ade Mills 239th, 47:32; Maire Kay 272nd, 50:24; Ian King 29th, 52:40; Carly Reed 333rd,1:02:18; Gilly Anderson 334th, 1:02:19.

At the Bidwells Cambridge 10km Town and Gown, FRC was represented by Sean Banks, who set an impressive time of 37:47 and placed in the top 100 out of a field of 2409 competitors.

Gilly and Carly
Gilly and Carly
Carol
Carol
Dan Tickner
Dan Tickner
Andrew Baldwin
Andrew Baldwin
Nicky Jennings
Nicky Jennings
Sean Banks
Sean Banks
Tom Richards
Tom Richards

This course starts in the heart of Cambridge and takes in many of its well-known sights as well as following the course of the River Cam.



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