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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners Mens & Womens Cross Country teams were in action at Anslow for race #3 of the Derby Runners XC Winter League on January 14th, 2018.

Conditions were very difficult on what turned out to be a VERY tough course but still there were some tremendous performances from both teams on the day.

For the Womens race there were two elite ‘guest’ runners (twins who both run internationally for England) who blitzed the course and finished almost 4 ½ minutes ahead of the rest of the field. Those 2 runners aside, Peel Road Runners own ‘elite’ runner Emma Pick finished in 4th place overall with a superb run and finishing time of 35:38mins. Rachael Rickards was struck by an injury in the latter stages of the race but still ran an incredible end to the race to finish in 13th place with a time of 43:00min. Her heroic efforts led her to end up on crutches the following day with some bad swelling to her ankle. Sophie Galloway ran a very smart race too finishing as the third Peeler woman with an excellent time of 47:07mins ahead of team captain Sandra Ingram who crossed the line in 26th position with 49:18mins. A trio of Peelers finished together in 30th, 31st & 32nd places, Val Lawson (50:19mins), Helen Manton (50:37mins) and Annie Wilson (50:50mins) respectively. Caroline Evans completed the team performance in 40th position with her time of 58:02mins.
This team effort placed the Peel Road Runner Womens XC team in =3rd position on the day sharing the points with Mickleover, however, they now sit top of the division in League 1, after three races, 2pts ahead of 2nd place Lichfield as they move towards race #4 in February.

For the Peel Road Runner Mens XC team it was Robbie Baden who was once again the first team member to cross the finish line. Robbie finished in 4th place overall and a time of 30:48mins was just 3 secs off the 3rd place finisher on the day. Martin Hollamby finished in 11th place with his time of 32:35mins just ahead of Lee Rickards with his time of 33:18mins (14th position overall). Next to finish was Michael Shelton in 21st position with a time of 35:20mins just ahead of team mate Simon Smith who finished in 22nd position with his time of 36:05mins. Darren O’Leary crossed the line in 28th place with 37:20mins followed by Trevor Thompson (37th place) with his time of 38:56mins, Darren Truman (47th place) with 43:02mins and Phil Neale (53rd place) with 44:20mins completed the mens team performance.
The mens team finished in 3rd place overall on the day and remain in 3rd place in the division after their 3 races so far, just 1 point behind South Derbyshire in 2nd place.

As a combined team, the Peel Road Runners finished the day in 3rd place overall and lie in 2nd place in the division after 3 races. This is just 4 points behind Lichfield with 4 races of the season still to go.

Peel Road Runners very own ‘Marathon Man’ Robert Donovan notched up yet another 26.2mile run on the 20th January running at the Holme Pierrepont 6-hour Challenge over in Nottingham. Bob finished his run in a time of 5:24:02hrs and in 95th position in what he described as “very cold and wet” conditions.

Saturday 20th January was also the day for Parkrun event #231 over at Kingsbury Water Park and which saw a total field of 388 runners descend upon the local venue for the weekly 5k run.
It was Simon Smith who was the first Peeler back through the finish tunnel with his time of 21:31mins and in 23rd position overall, just 4 places ahead of Darren O’Leary with his time of 22:05mins and 27th position overall. Phil Neale was next to finish with his time of 24:34mins in front of Dave Fern (25:20mins), Tim Mudd (25:26mins), Michael Shelton (25:42mins) & Allan Williams (25:55mins).
Carolyne Browne was the first Peeler women to enter the finishing tunnel with her time of 26:06mins ahead of Annie Wilson who finished with a time of 37:29mins.

Date for your diary: Members are to be reminded of the Clubs AGM which is to be held on Friday 23rd February at Bolehall Manor and is open to all current members. This is a great opportunity to show your support for your club and to also present any thoughts you may have about the club.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners would like to congratulate Ashley Baldwin who posted a new club record in his age category for the 10-mile distance race at the weekend. Ashely was running in the Sneyd Pudding Run, a local race which was originally set for December but was postponed due to the weather conditions on the day, and Ashley certainly reaped the benefits from the extra preparation time.

Ashley finished in 3rd place overall around the two-lap 10 mile course with a blistering time of 57:48mins, breaking Carl Bakers previous record which had stood since 2001 and earning himself the much-deserved plaudits from his fellow club members both past and present.

Also running at Sneyd was Garth Cox who showed he is also well on the way back from his recent injury setbacks finishing with a time of 1:26:46hrs.

Bob Donovan travelled down to Gloucester last weekend to tick off yet another marathon and edge closer to his goal of completing 100 Marathons. Bob finished his latest 26.2 mile run in 238th position with a time of 5:14:14hrs.[/vc_column_text][vc_single_image image=”787″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners were hoping to continue their recent excellent Cross Country form at race #3 in the Derby Runners XC Winter league last weekend. Early indications are there were some tremendous individual performances once again however final race results will be posted next week.

Running solo for the Peelers at the Conkers Parkrun was Ashley Perks who’s well on the way back to his form of 2017 with a time of 24:31mins.

Over at Kingsbury Water Parkrun it was Shaun Coyle who cross the finish as the first Peeler and rekindling his pre-Christmas form with a time of 22:34mins ahead of Stuart Hatton who ran a 24:08mins for his 5k back on the one lap winter route.

Dave Fern was next to finish with 24:55mins followed by Allan Williams 25:19mins, George Hope (who had a close encounter with a gaggle of geese crossing the wooden footbridge 1.5km from the finish!) 26:37mins, Darren Cotton with 26:54mins and Michael Stevenson with 29:07mins.

Christine Keenan was the only female Peel Road Runner running at Kingsbury and she finished with a time of 32:28mins.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners welcomed in the new year of running with some post celebration Parkruns with some determined members completing a double-header of 5k’s on New Years Day competing at both the Conkers event which started at 9am and then the Kingsbury event at 10.30am.

The Conkers Parkrun saw Ashley Baldwin finish in a magnificent 2nd place overall with a blistering time of 17:14mins, also a new PB to start off the New Year. Mike Shelton & Shaun Coyle kicked off their first of two 5k’s for the day with times of 21:24mins & 23:48mins respectively with Marie Llewellyn finishing just behind in 24:11mins.

At Kingsbury, it was Mike Shelton who was the first Peel Road Runners back across the finish line with a time of 20:25mins ahead of Simon Smith who ran a time of 21:03mins. Following Simon home were Stuart Hatton & Darren O’Leary who both shared a time of 24:59mins with Stuart just getting to the finish line ahead of Darren. 12 places behind Darren was Shaun Coyle in 25:37mins just ahead of George Hope who managed 25:46mins. Robert Hirst was next through the timing tunnel to record a 26:45min 5k. Darren & Christine Keenan were the next Peelers to finish with times of 32:02 & 33:35mins respectively ahead of Caroline Evans 34:44mins and Sandra Ingram 36:39mins.

January 6th was the first regular Saturday Parkrun for the year and many Peel Road Runners were out in the cold, wet & muddy conditions kicking off the year with renewed optimism.

Running his first Markeaton Parkrun event was Allan Williams, representing the Peelers on his own amongst a crowd of over 420 runners, Allan finished his 5k with a time of 27:55mins.

Over at Conkers Ashley Perks brushed the cobwebs off his trainers and led the Peel Road Runners home with a time of 24:55mins ahead of Liz Morgan who ran a 32:05mins.

As usual it was Kingsbury Water Parkrun that saw most of the Peel Road Runners descending upon. Due to the icy conditions, the route was reverted to two laps of the main lake and muddy nature trail track but that didn’t hamper some determined individual performances. Michael Shelton led the way home for the Peelers with a terrific 20:46min for his 5k. Simon Smith wasn’t too far behind with a time of 21:30mins ahead of Darren O’Leary 22:09mins and Shaun Coyle 22:30mins. Stuart Hatton notched his 92nd Kingsbury parkrun with his time of 24:08mins just 4 secs ahead of Garth Cox with 24:12mins. Next to cross the finish line for the Peelers was Dave Fern in 25:42mins, Darren Cotton in 26:49mins, Robert Hirst in 27:32mins, Owen Slater in 28:07mins & George Hope in 28:13mins.

Annie Wilson was the first Peel Road Runner woman to pass through the finishing tunnel with a time of 29:53mins just ahead of Jo Insley who ran a 30:14min time for her 5k.

Robert Donovan put his unfortunate new year marathon experience behind him and was out running again at Caldecotte Lakes in the Winter Enigma Marathon event also on the 6th January. Bob was back on track for his target of 100 marathons and ran out a time of 5:45:30hrs for his 26.2miles.

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Derby/Staffs XC League

Peel Road Runners Women’s Cross-Country team continued to enjoy success in their new winter league taking 1st, 2nd & 4th places in race number 2 held prior to Christmas.

The race was held at Foremark Reservoir, the same venue as race number 1, but with the conditions under foot being very different due to the inclement weather at the time.

Once again it was Emma Pick who was on excellent form on the day and crushed the rest of the field finishing in a time of 41:55mins, almost 2 minutes ahead of second place finisher Emma Birtles and the rest of the runners. Emma also improved her positioning from race 1 and crossed the line with a time of 43:43mins. Rachael Rickards put in a tremendous performance and was the third Peel member to cross the finish line in 4th place overall with a time of 46:12mins.

The remaining team members all played their part in keeping the Peel Road Runners Women’s at the top of their division – Sophie Galloway (18th place) 55:06mins, Sandra Ingram (24th place) 58:45mins, Val Lawson (25th place) 58:59mins. The team tops the division by 3pts ahead of Lichfield, Washlands & Mickleover who all have 18pts.

The Peel men were missing some key runners for race 2 but those that did run put in some terrific performances. Martin Hollamby was the first male Peeler across the finish line in 3rd place overall with a superb time of 36:31mins. Lee Rickards wasn’t too far behind with a time of 38:44mins and 11th place overall. Michael Shelton was next to finish in 19th place with a time of 41:53mins, Darren O’Leary 44:07mins and 28th place overall, Simon Smith 44:55mins and 33rd place overall, Darren Truman 48:52mins and 45th place overall & Richard Finnegan 50:55mins and 51st place overall. The men hadn’t managed to field the required number of individual entrants for the race and were penalised on the day under the rules.

After two races, the men’s team tie on 19 points with South Derbyshire but lie in 3rd place overall on finishing position count.

As a Club, the Peel Road Runners lie in 2nd place in the league just two points behind the leaders Lichfield.

Marathon

Peel Road Runner Bob Donovan had an eventful few days marathon running in Liverpool over the New Year period at the Liverbird Marathon event. Marathon number one was on the 31st Dec and Bob found the going physically tougher then he’s experienced to date and completed the 26.2miles in a time of 5:55:20hrs. Then on the following day – New Year’s Day – marathon number 2 of the event took place and the previous days troubles were just a sign of the problems to come for Bob. Sickness and an injury to his back saw Bob complete only one of the 6 mile laps before he had to sadly withdraw from the event.

Parkrun

The weather has also had an impact on the weekly Parkrun events held across the country with many events being cancelled. However, on the 23rd December many Peel Road Runners did manage to find somewhere to run. Michael Stevenson was running down in Basingstoke and managed a time of 29:06mins for his 5k. Allan Williams was up in the north west at Warrington with his running shoes and he managed a time of 27:21mins.

Closer to home Helen Manton was at Conkers and managed a time of 28:57mins and the popular Kingsbury Water Parkrun drew in the most Peelers for that weekend.

Ashley Baldwin finished as the 4th male and in 6th place overall with his quick time of 17:33mins. Lee Rickards wasn’t far behind with his time of 19:07mins and 12th place overall.

The next Peeler to finish was Martin Hollamby with a time of 19:37mins ahead of Darren O’Leary 21:47mins, Stuart Hatton 24:56mins, Dave Fern 25:11mins, Sophie Galloway 25:48mins – a new PB, Ian Summerill 28:53mins, Marcus Fairburn 31:52mins and Ray Rogers 35:11mins.

Peel Road Runners were also well represented at KWP’s New Year’s Day Parkrun. Mike Shelton was the first Peeler home at 20:25, closely followed by Simon Smith with a time of 21:03. Stuart Hatton and Darren O’Leary completed the race in 24:59 followed by Shaun Coyle in 25:37, George Hope in 25:46 and Robert Hirst in 26:45. Darren Keenan ran a time of 32:02 with Christine Keenan running in close behind at 33:35. Caroline Evans completed the run in 34:44 and Sandra Ingram in 36:39.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runner Robert Donovan clocked up marathon number 71 in his last pre-Christmas outing at the Newark Showground on Sat 16th Dec.

Bob struggled in the week building up to the event with a niggling back problem but determined as ever he battled through to complete the 26.2-mile course in a time of 5:25:59hrs, finishing in 39th place overall. He can now look forward to a short rest before continuing his quest after Christmas for 100 marathons.

Last weekend was also race number 2 in the Derby / Staffs Winter Cross Country league. The final results are not available at the time of going to press but there were some excellent performances once again from the Peel Road Runners Men & Womens teams. Results will hopefully be ready to publish next week.

Merry Christmas to all our members and runners everywhere.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runner Robert Donovan reached a major milestone in his personal running career last the weekend.

Whilst many events around the midlands were being cancelled due to the incoming inclement weather, Bob travelled down to Caldecotte Lakes, Milton Keynes to participate in the Enigma Christmas Marathon. Running in what he considers ‘not his favourite running conditions’ Bob completed the 26.2mile course in a time of 5:26:20hrs and in 40th place overall.

The weather took its toll on many Parkrun events over the weekend with Kingsbury being cancelled for safety reasons, however, Conkers still went ahead and Robert Hirst grasped the opportunity to get in his 5k fix for the week and ran a time of 26:12mins for his 83rd parkrun, finishing in 128th place from a field of 321 runners.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runner Robert Donovan just does not stop and remains focussed on his personal Marathon quest by notching up his 67th & 68th career marathons.

Number 67 came at the Colworth Hare and Tortoise Marathon on Sunday 26th November where Bob managed a time of 5:35:17hrs and finished the run in 46th position overall and number 68 was ticked off last weekend at the Nottingham Xmas Marathon with an improvement in the time at 5:17:31hrs and finishing in 195th place overall.

Many Peelers descended on Kingsbury Water Park for their regular 5k outing last weekend with some exceptional times being recorded. Simon Smith led the way home finishing just outside his personal best in 20:14mins and in 7th place overall on the day. Darren O’Leary just missed out on a sub 21min run finishing in a time of 21:01mins and 11th place overall. Another Peel Road Runner finishing just outside his PB was Shaun Coyle who charged around the park course in a time of 21:27mins and 19th place overall. Stuart Hatton was behind Shaun with a time of 24:30mins followed by Dave Fern 25:58mins, Robert Hirst 25:27mins, Allan Williams 25:37mins, George Hope 26:11mins & Michael Stevenson rounded of the Peel men finishers for the week with a new personal best time of 27:34mins.

For the Peel Road Runner ladies, it was Stella Martin who was first back across the finish line with a time just outside of her personal best of 25:55mins with Christine Norris rounding off the Peelers for the weekend with a time of 37:35mins.

If you are interested in taking up running in the New Year the Peel Road Runners will commence their next ‘Couch to 5k’ course on the 8th January 2018.

Following the success of the course ran earlier this year, member Owen Slater, with the assistance of other experienced club members, will guide any interested runners through a 9-week course with the goal to complete the 5k Kingsbury Water Parkrun at the end of the programme.

More information on this and some FAQ’s about the ‘Couch to 5K’ course or for the beginners group is available on Facebook through the open group Peel Road Runners Beginners.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners braved the early snow showers on Saturday morning and turned out for their weekly Parkrun event to either participate or to volunteer as Marshalls.

At the Kingsbury Water Parkrun it was Shaun Coyle who was the sole representative for the Peel Road Runner men and, despite the conditions, Shaun had a fantastic race and managed to equal his PB time of 21:12 mins, finishing in 18th place overall and second in his age category.

For the Peel Road Runner women, Stella Martin went one better and finished 1st in her age category and crossed the finish line in a time of 26:41mins.

Alison Dolphin also ran out at Kingsbury and matched Shaun’s 2nd place in her age category with a time of 33:00mins for her 5k.

Over at Brueton Park, Solihull it was Michael Stevenson running for Peel and Michael finished just outside his PB with a finish time of 28:18mins.

Getting into the Christmas spirit a little early were Peelers Garth Cox & Sophie Galloway who were both running at Chasewater in their Pudding Dash 10k event. Garth finished with a time of 50:20mins and 8th in his age category whilst Sophie managed a new PB with her time of 54:11mins and also 8th in her age category.[/vc_column_text][vc_row_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”751″ img_size=”full”][/vc_column_inner][vc_column_inner width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”748″ img_size=”full”][/vc_column_inner][/vc_row_inner][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners meet every Tuesday and Thursday at 7pm at the Snowdome in Tamworth.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners travelled far and wide to participate in their weekly Parkrun events over the last two weeks.

Last week Malcolm Bembridge was the farthest traveller flying all the to Russia take part in the Timiryazevsky Parkrun event. Malcolm finished in 18th place overall with a time of 22:15mins.

Nickolas Neale had a much shorter journey over to Perry Hall for the 158th Parkrun event and completed the 5k route in 22:33mins.

Many Peel Road Runners descended upon their local Kingsbury Water Parkrun where once again PB’s were being broken. It was Simon Smith who lead the way home with a time of 20:19mins. Shaun Coyle’s determined run earned him another PB with a time of 21:12mins, 25secs off his previous PB. Next to cross the finish line was Darren O’Leary who ran a 21:18min 5k. George Hope followed Darren home with 25:11min, Stuart Hatton had another pain free run following his comeback from injury and finished in 25:17mins. Behind Stuart were Marcus Fairburn 25:18mins, Dave Fern ran his 100th Kingsbury Parkrun in 25:18mins just ahead of Tim Mudd with 26:01mins.

Emma Livingstone continues to improve and ran her 4th consecutive Parkrun PB in a time of 27:04mins, shaving 5 secs off her previous best time and just ahead of Allan Williams who ran a 27:10mins time.

Michael Stevenson also ran his 3rd Kingsbury PB in as many outings at the venue with a time of 28:39mins – 27 secs off his previous best time.

In the previous week, Shaun Coyle attended the Upton Court Parkrun event near Slough and managed 13th place overall with a time of 22:15mins.

Michael Stevenson was down on the south coast in Hove running the local Parkrun along the promenade finishing just outside his PB with a time of 28:49mins.

Back closer to home it was Philip Neale who lead the Peelers home at Kingsbury finishing his 5k in 23:21mins ahead of George Hope with a time of 24:45mins. Stuart Hatton followed George across the line in 25:34mins just ahead of the first Peel Road Runner female which was Carolyne Browne who finished with a 25:41mins.

Dave Fern was next to finish with 25:43mins ahead of Vickie Gilks and Laura Bowyer who shared the same time of 31:39mins.

Peel Road Runners individual results from the first Derby Runner Cross Country race have now been released.

It was a very successful start to the XC season for both Women’s & Men’s teams as they took 1st place in both races with a mix of old and new members.

For the men, it was Robbie Baden who crossed the finish line ahead of everyone else with a superb run of 34:36mins. The second Peeler to finish was Lawrence Williamson in 35:16mins ahead of Lee Rickards with 38:10mins. Finishing just behind Lee was Simon Smith 41:11mins, Darren O’Leary 42:55mins, Malcolm Bembridge 44:29mins, Craig Smith 44:54mins, Phil Neale 44:57mins, Darren Truman 46:53mins and Owen Slater with 53:31mins.

It was a similar story for the women’s team with new member Emma Pick crossing the finish line as the first female finisher in an excellent time of 40:56mins. Emma Birtles ran a superb race to finish as the 2nd Peel female and in 3rd place overall with a time of 42:52mins. Hannah Jenkins finished in 7th place overall with 46:25mins ahead of Rachael Rickards 48:30mins, Natalie Walker 50:23mins, Sophie Galloway 51:16mins, Team Captain Sandra Ingram finished with a 54:19mins and Lisa Fletcher with 61:17mins.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Peel Road Runners kicked off the 2017/18 Cross Country Winter League is style last weekend with some tremendous individual performances.[/vc_column_text][vc_single_image image=”681″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text]With a change of league from last year the Peel Road Runners now compete in the Derby Runner League (Derby / Staffs Division) alongside teams from Lichfield, South Derby, Mickleover, MVH & Smalley. The change also brings with it the opportunity for both the Men’s & Women’s teams to compete at the same venue on the same day.

Race 1 was held at the Foremark Reservoir in Derbyshire and was a two-lap course covering approximately 5.5miles of a mix of trail / off road and bridle paths. Conditions were ideal for XC running and the well represented Peel Road Runners teams certainly made the best of the conditions.

Peel Road Runners posted 1st & 3rd places in both the men’s & women’s events. Robbie Baden leading the men home and Emma Pick crossing the finish line first for the women’s event.

*At the time of going to press the individual results were not available.

The Peel men’s team scored 158pts and lie in 2nd place in the league table behind Lichfield RC and the Peel women’s team also lie in 2nd place behind Lichfield RC having scored 151pts. The combined team are 2nd in the league table just 71pts behind table topping Lichfield RC and 100pts ahead of 3rd place Mickleover.

The club would like to thank the supporters and especially those that volunteered to help Marshall the event without whom races like these may not be possible.[/vc_column_text][vc_gallery type=”flexslider_slide” interval=”0″ images=”673,672,678,679,680,676,677,671,675,670,669,666,665,664,663,662,661,660,657,656,659,658,647,646,653,652,655,654,648,649,651,650,668,667,674″ img_size=”full” onclick=””][vc_column_text]Robert Donovan managed to avoid a Halloween nightmare when he ran at the November Nightmare Marathon over at Coalport, Nr Telford finishing the 26.2miles in 17th place overall with a time of 5:42:48hrs

Weekends wouldn’t be the same without a bit of Parkrunning and last weekend was no exception – there was even some Peeler Parkrun tourists out on their travels.

Shaun Coyle travelled back to his roots and ran at the Tees Barrage Parkrun up north in Stockton on Tees. Continuing his recent good form Shaun managed a time of 23:05mins, finishing in 30th position out of a field of 264 runners.

Travelling even further north, Kirkcaldy in Scotland to be precise, Laura Bowyer and Vicki Gilks finished their 5k runs in times of 31:18mins & 32:04mins respectively.

Back closer to home at Kingsbury Water Parkrun it was Garth Cox who led the Peelers home finishing in a time of 23:18mins. George Hope followed Garth across the finish line with a time of 25:01mins with Stuart Hatton close behind with 25:37mins.

Lisa Jones-Bignell was the first Peel lady to finish and doubled up her weekend celebrations with a new Personal Best time with 26:32mins. Christie Rosser was right behind Lisa finishing with 26:33mins and smashing her own previous Personal Best time by over 2 mins!!

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