news
Whangie Whizz
A beautiful evening and a record entry of 121 runners marked 2004's Whangie Whizz. Conditions underfoot were a little damp, perhaps more so than recent runnings of the race, but this did not prevent some very good times and racing.
Alasdair Anthony ran away with the race to win in 27:40, followed by Ochils colleague Ian Wellock in 28:48. Ian Murphy of Clydesdale was third in 29:05, closely followed by Carnethy's Adam Ward as first male V40. James Shields of Clydesdale was first V50. The girls also had a good race won by Cara Sloss followed in by Carole McInnes of Springburn and Debbie HBT McDonald (also first FVet). First men's team was Ochils.
The junior's had a good trot out with Kevin Cornes (Kirky) and Cameron Reid (Westies) taking the boys honours, and Charlotte McShane (?) and Deborah Stokoe (Westies) taking the girls honours.
Big thanks to organisers Dave and Muffy, all the marshals and the MRT for assistance.
See you all next year. W
Posted by Dave Calder on Thu 29 Apr 2004 | 1 comment
Category club races
Subscribe
Last 10 posts
Latest posts
Latest comments
Categories
- 10k (2)
- archive material (4)
- beach and promenade novelty run (1)
- club races (57)
- club runs (36)
- cross country (67)
- duathlon (2)
- education (2)
- extreme (1)
- fun run (4)
- handicap races (62)
- hill race (156)
- hill walk (1)
- hill walk, trail walk, road walk (4)
- loch ossian (13)
- long distance (11)
- marathons (4)
- mountain marathons (12)
- news (514)
- non-running challenges (6)
- parkrun (23)
- race series (1)
- races (518)
- recce (1)
- relays (4)
- road race (53)
- road race (cycling) (1)
- short hill race (13)
- social (40)
- social run (14)
- summer league (19)
- time trial (9)
- track race (1)
- trail race (23)
- weekend (2)
- winter league (34)
Comments
Arthur Smith, KilbarchanA said...
I understand that Ladies race winner Cara Sloss was down as unattached when in fact she is Kilbarchan AAC.She was only there 90 min before the start so perhaps too rushed to fill the entry form properly!!!
Friday 30th April 2004 9.45am