They have been at it again. Silke and her dog Cara were 4th in their category at the Canix event at Cannock Chase.

Club Championship Now Updated Up To Golden Gates Please go to the club championship page.  There are no results for the Lichfield fun run! I need those that ran it and/or the Derby Fun Run to email me so I can add your result into the standings: j_walker123456(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)yahoo.com

I believe that Rachel Farrow was the only Strider in the Marathon this year and training has been going well with more than 20 minutes off her first marathon time she was back in in exactly 4:04, well done super effort.

Kenny Malton and Marcel were the only Striders at this English Fell Championship race around the Edale Skyline, postponed by snow in March. With 22miles and 4500ft of ascent this race is already known to be one of the toughest races in the peaks. It didn’t surprise us that it was actually tougher than expected

For something a little different, Silke and her dog Cara were 3rd in their category at the Canix event at Beacon Hill. Was Cara wearing her club vest?

Four Striders at this event. First back was Andy Bradley 70th in 50.52, First lady and 2nd strider was Rachel Farrow 71st in 50.52. 90th in 53.38 was the infamous Dave Keegan followed in by Don Robey in 144th in 62.15. Well done all.

Designed for those wanting a shorter option (as opposed to the 100km alternative), and is a great stepping stone into the world of Ultra running, the organisers words not mine. With 6000ft feet off ascent this is some challenge, two crazy striders (not the normal suspects) decided to have a go. The rest of us

Great North Run – Sunday 15th September Several of you also managed to get up to the biggest race in the UK. Chris Millet 1:16:39 Kulwant Singh Johal 1:51:44 Christine Purslow 1:56:21 Ian Barker 2:08:27 Dave Nunn 2:08:28 Amy Hall 2:10:58 Cath Pearch 2:19:52 Last but not least Sam Pearch 2:19:53, about 27000 places lower

Ultimate Trail Ultra 50 km – Sunday 15th September Designed for those wanting a shorter option (as opposed to the 100km alternative), and is a great stepping stone into the world of Ultra running, the organisers words not mine. With 6000ft feet off ascent this is some challenge, two crazy striders (not the normal suspects) decided