Fast and furious at the Ruthin Evening 5k race...
*Pictured above - father and son Stuart and Joe Culverhouse.
Fast and furious at the Ruthin Evening 5k race
Report and results by Don Hale.
It was fast and furious at the Ruthin Evening 5k race in midweek with 151 mixed ability athletes competing for honours.
David Brilley (Buckley RC) was the first finisher overall in just 17 minutes and 11 seconds, but he was challenged all the way by Lloyd Richmond (Denbigh Harriers) in 17.43, and Osian Tulloch (Deeside AAC) in 17.56.
The ladies race was equally competitive with sisters Ella and Gwen Hayes (Deeside AAC) battling for the top two places, with Ella eventually winning out in 19.13, with Gwen second in 19.25, and Joanne Henderson (Denbigh Harriers) third in 19.51.
*NWRRC member Stuart Culverhouse, and his son Joe Culverhouse – who this time was competing for his second claim club (Colwyn Bay AAC) – both enjoyed good results with Joe finishing 4th overall in 18.17, with Stuart 20th, and second in his M50 cat in 20.33.
Colwyn Bay AAC had ten members running including Joe, and their other top finishers were Harrison Leonard 7th in 18.55; Finley Williams 17th in 20.06; and Matthew Bissett 35th in 22.09. Denbigh Harriers also had ten members running, with Lloyd Richmond their first finisher in second place overall in 17.43; with Joanne Henderson 14th in 19.51; and sisters Katy Baugh 18th in 20.11, and Elen Baugh 21st in 20.48.
Prestatyn RC had six runners with Daniel Williams their first finisher in 27th place in 21.20; Owen Jones 33rd in 21.47; and Ann Claire Jones 59th in 25.12. Other local runners included: Zara Parry (Porth Eirias Runners) 78th in 28.05, and Peter Johnson 79thin 28.15.
This is a link to the Ruthin Evening 5k provisional results:
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