Carnegie’s Scott Bradley rounded of his excellent year of racing by placing 5th at last Sunday’s Lanzarote Marathon in an impressive 2.42.00. In 2009, Scott has produced two sub 2.40.00 marathon times in Paris (2.38.00) and Edinburgh (2.36.55) along with placing 9th (2.44.08) at the Sydney Marathon in Australia. In his two ultra marathons in 2009, Scott was the winner of the 95 mile West Highland Way in 16.11.56 and finished 2nd at the 53 mile Highland Fling Race in 7.33.42.
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A great turn out today for the East District League Dunfermline cross country 2009 at Queen Anne High school. It was muddy and we underfoot with a real cross country atmosphere today.
Here are some photos – Results to follow.
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Torrential rain resulting in a very muddy course didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the eighteen Harriers who took part in Sunday’s Lasswade Open Cross Country Races in Gorebridge. Judy Turner excelled in the ladies race placing a superb 2nd overall in 27.12. Fabienne Thompson covered the energy sapping course in 29.00 finishing 8th and backed up by 9th placed Alison Whyte (30.23) our ladies finished 2nd team behind Edinburgh AC. Tommy Lawrence was the leading Carnegie runner in the senior men’s race covering the 10K course in 38.29 placing 7th overall. Dennis Howett found the mud to his liking finishing 17th in 42.58 and Ian Johnston was the 2nd M50 placing 18th overall in 43.06. The Carnegie men’s team finished 2nd overall behind Edinburgh AC. In the under 13 girl’s race Aurelie Thompson finished 24th in 20.14. All the Carnegie results have been updated on the results section of this website along with the latest Cross Country Grand Prix positions after two events.
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Carnegie Harriers have won the Masters title at today’s National Cross Country Relays in Cumbernauld. Congratulations to Andrew Wright, Ian Stewart, Allan Fotheringham and Tommy Lawrence who were all members of the winning team. Full report at the bottom of the page.
Andrew Wright undertook the opening leg of the wet and undulating parkland course covering his 4,000m in a fast 13.52. Ian Stewart clocked an excellent 14.44 on stage two before Allan Fotheringham posted a stage three time of 15.29. Tommy Lawrence ran the anchor leg in a quick 14.29 to bring the Carnegie team home in 13th position overall (58.28) and 1st Masters team.
Carnegie’s Masters ‘B’ Team also performed well finishing 43rd overall and 4th Masters team. Mike Harvey on stage one recorded a time of 15.53, Lewis Lawson timed at 15.25 on stage two, Stevie Ogg was 15.58 on stage three and Steven King ran stage four in 15.56 giving the team a total time of 1.03.12.
The Carnegie Senior ‘A’ team placed 51st overall (1.04.55) with fine efforts from Peter Humphreys (15.56), Calum McGaw (16.23), John Lambie (15.43) and Ian Johnston (16.53). Niall Wilson ran stage one in 17.04 and Paul Arnott covered stage two in 19.17. Stephen Greer completed stage three in 19.21 before John Fulham brought the team home on stage four in 17.55.
Carnegie’s ladies fielded three complete teams with our Master’s team placing a highly creditable 27th overall (55.57) and 4th in the Master’s category. Fabienne Thompson covered the opening stage in 17.57, Gail Murdoch timed at 19.16 and Alison Whyte clocked 18.44.
Our Carnegie senior teams finished 38th (59.25) and 62nd (1.09.40) respectively. Helena Sim ran stage one in 20.03, Linda James also clocked 20.03 on stage two while Grace McKenzie enjoyed an excellent run on the anchor leg bringing the team into 38th position in 19.19. Lee Polson put in a strong performance clocking 19.40 on stage one, Lesley Halstead recorded 23.20 on stage two and Mehrnaz Campbell timed at 26.40 on stage three placing our ladies home in 62nd.
Very well done to all our athletes who took part and to our club captain’s Fabienne Thompson and Ian Johnston for all their hard work organising our teams.
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