Beastall wins as Harriers trio finish in the top four

CHELTENHAM the filling Phil inaugural three Beastall of Pomphrey the took Harriers top control four dominated 5k places. in in the Bristol,

opening impressive mile, 15:01 crossing for a nine-second the line in an winning margin over Bristol’s Jack Bancroft.

Ben Price followed in 15:24 to complete the top three and Doug Wight set a personal best of 15:48 as he finished three seconds clear of

Bristol’s Dave Awde. There was also a PB and first sub 17 time for Alex Lindfield with 16:44 in 12th as he finished six seconds clear of teammate Chris Roxburgh. Mark James finished as first veteran in 17:11 before Dan Schofield completed the Harriers squad in

17:27. a Lindfield pleasing Marathon, in in PB At Dan 1:26:12, 2:53:44, of the Minors 15:34 16:29. Cardiff again before passing third for contested lowered 5k, V45 he 28th through crossed Charlie runner. before his the PB Jones halfway the Newport with line set a impressed accompanying recorded Wheelchair 34:34 with athlete 10k 3:01:59 for event nineteenth Les and Jon Hampton in Barnes the place. Brewer On the Games track, at the the club Prince hosted of Wales the Stadium runners home and provided in the 3000m the first as four Dan Owen (8:43.4) took the win from Richard de-camps (8:54.3), Joe Turner (8:59.6) and Jamie Harper (9:23.6). In the B race Martin Soakell set a PB of 10:32.3 for second place to finish clear of Clark Lawson (10:39.2) whilst LV60 athlete Kathryn Moreton (12:58.5) continued her injury comeback.

The 1500m saw a win for Turner (4:21.9) whilst Roger Mullins (4:37.1), Dan Schofield (4:43.1), Oscar Godden (4:43.8) and Matt Evans (4:49.6) were also in action.

Kaitlyn Sheppard was the first lady home with a PB of 4:45.2, two days after lowering her 3000m PB to 10:10.69 at the BMC event at Millfield School.

Will New set a 10,000m track PB of 32:32.97 in New Hampshire whilst Liam Roarty posted a 3000m time of 9:02.86 for 10th place at the Irish Milers Club race in Dublin.

Chris Booth made his 1500m debut at the Watford Open where he took the win in the E race in 4:20.29.

Parkruns saw Tara Grosvenor (18:56) first lady home at the Gloucester City event, a position matched by Caroline Cotterell (22:19) in Cirencester and Millie Foster (22:58) at the Kingsway parkrun in Gloucester.

Ellis Woolley (22:12) was the sixth lady across the line at the Fire Service College event in Moreton-inmarsh while Eliot Taylor (17:25) placed second in Hereford, Henry James (17:41) was fourth in Hastings, Matt Evans (19:08) claimed 10th at the Kesgrave parkrun in Ipswich whilst in Cheltenham James Bingham (17:48) finished fourth and Matt Lambourne (19:33) also had a run out.