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Launceston Half - numbers

   Thursday, July 02, 2009

I will have the numbers at registration and be there early. Please come and find me. Dave says nothing about registration moving so it is still at Launceston College unless we hear otherwise. Cheers Ian Ringer

Parking for the Launceston Half

   Thursday, July 02, 2009

Hi All Hope this find you all well. I have just been informed that Launceston College will not allow us to use their car park on Sunday, they apparently decided to hold an event without informing me until now. So please make your runners aware that parking could become a problem in that area. There is paring facilities nearby at FOCUS DIY, LIDDLES, and TESCO. Alternatively the Multi story car park at the bottom of Dunheved road is free and available (approx 5-10 mins walk) I will put a sign to the start from the multi story in case some are not aware of the way. Many thanks to all those who have entered the Beast so far. See you sunday. Regards Dave

Sticker

   Monday, June 22, 2009

Another exceptional run by Dan Nash on Saturday. Dan was 6th (of 499) in an astonishing time of 27.29. Well done again Dan. Other notable performances: James Stevens 15th 29.26. Mark Budge 24th 30.28 and Mary Mullarkey, 1st in her class (again!) in 41.09. Sticker was the 7th of 15 Grand Prix races.

Burrator Horseshoe Run

   Monday, June 22, 2009

Chris Ulman and Ian Ringer joined 126 others on this 7 mile, moorland race. The classic fell race goes from the village of Meavy and climbs Sheepstor and Gutter Tor before descending through the river and home. Chris had a brilliant time of 49.41 - 12th of 126. Well done Chris. Ian in a time of 55.56 was 48th and first over 60. The river was a welcome cooling after the heat of the open moor. The beer and burgers finished off a good day.

East Cornwall Harriers Annual Awards

   Monday, June 15, 2009

The club has now introduced an annual “Star Awards” scheme to recognise the three best performing adult athletes each year, the awards to commence in 2009.

The club has also introduced an annual ”Most Improved Harrier Award”, commencing in 2010. To be considered for this award athletes must first submit results for 2009.

The club has now introduced an annual “Junior Star Award” based upon a similar points system but using the best race results achieved over three different distances.

Full details of which distances are used, and a form to submit your entries can be found here.

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