Fenland members set personal best times at Cambridge half marathon

Three Counties Running Club members travelled to Cambridge for the TTP half marathon.

The race started at Midsummer Common, Cambridge, passing through multiple universities of Cambridge College before cheating out into the picturesque villages of Grantham and Trumpington.

Some members used this as a race, some used it as a training run for an upcoming marathon and some just to try to challenge themselves.

Everyone enjoyed fantastic races even on a warm day that the runners hadn’t been used to for a while so it was a shock to the system.

Lauren Day was the first club member home with a new PB 1:44:58 and was followed by Sarah Johnson 1:49:52, Gary Ingrey 1:57:06, Jonathan Quail 1:59:29, Anna Holland 2:15:03 (PB) and Melvin Green 2:27:07.

Kim Coultard travelled to Holt to take part in the Stody Estate trail run.

This gives the runner exclusive access to the normally private Stody Estate, where this race offers a chance to leave the roads behind and explore some of the most stunning trails North Norfolk has to offer.

There are three distances to choose from, one loop (4k), two loops (8k) and three loops (12k#0 with each of them showcasing the beauty of the estate and surrounding countryside.

The event is to raise money for Break (Break works across East Anglia).

Coultard finished in a great time of 1:27:24.

Parkrun results

Boston: Colin Apps 25:52, Joely Apps 33:19.

Hunstanton: Naomi Smith 31:01.

Soham: Jonny Clark 23:26, Jodie Clark 28:08.

Sandringham: Sophie Kirtley 36:58.

Belvoir Castle: Craig Freestone 21:35, Tracey Else 28:41.

Wisbech: Alfie Grant 24:40, Viaceslav Goncarenko 25:07, Daisy Green 27:04, David Hammond 29:25, Anna Holland 29:39, Laura Vincent 29:45, Kim Coultard 29:51, Steve Whitelam 29:55, Sarah Lamb 30:09, Sarah Melton-Whitelam 30:14, Zoe Gourley 30:15, Matt Hunter 30:24, Melvin Green 31:28.