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Congratulations to the award winners in the 2009/2010 Cross Country Grand Prix.
The presentation of awards will take place at 8pm on Tuesday 30th March at Dunfermline Academy of Sport. We look forward to seeing you all on the night.
CROSS COUNTRY GRAND PRIX 2009/2010
AWARD WINNERS
MEN
1. Ian Johnston
2. Pete Simpson
3. Steven King
VETERAN MEN
1. Kieran Morgan
2. John Lambie
3. Neil Campbell
SUPER VETERAN MEN
1. Stephen Greer
2. Ian Stewart
3. Ian McKinnell
MALE OVER 60
1. Bill Duff
LADIES
1. Fabienne Thompson
2. Isobel Burnett
3. Gail Murdoch
FEMALE VETERAN
1. Helena Sim
2. Linda James
3. Mehrnaz Campbell
FEMALE SUPER VETERAN
1. Morna Fleming
MOST IMPROVED MALE AND FEMALE
- ANNOUNCED ON THE NIGHT
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The opening event in our Road Running Grand Prix took place on Saturday afternoon at the popular Cupar 5. There was a huge field of around 250 runners and with Cupar escaping the snow a great race was enjoyed by all. Allan Fotheringham was the leading Carnegie athlete placing 8th overall and 1st M40 in 27.39. Ian Johnston broke the 30 minute barrier cloking a time of 29.50, John Fulham ran a PB of 32.03, Robert Milton timed at 32.22 and Kieran Morgan ran a personal best of 34.09.
About 20 Harriers took part and all results will be posted on the club website once available.
A superb selection of photo’s from the Cupar 5 courtesy of roadrunpics.com can be found at http://www.roadrunpics.com/2010Cupar5.html
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Find out more on The Auld Toun 10k website. Carnegie Harriers, Running Club, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. 10k road race.
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Carnegie win silver at the Masters CC Championships
The annual Scottish National Masters Cross Country Championships took place in Forres on Saturday afternoon with eight Carnegie members taking part. Our men put in a tremendous team performance winning the silver medals finishing behind a very strong team from Ron Hill Cambuslang with the local club Forres Harriers in the bronze medal position. Tommy Lawrence was in top form over the six mile course placing an excellent 6th overall (3rd M35) in 34.19. Ian Stewart finished a superb 10th and 2nd M50 in 34.54, Allan Fotheringham was 15th in 35.28 and Lewis Lawson was 18th in 35.43 to secure the silver medals for our club. Steven King enjoyed a strong run placing 38th in 38.12, Peter Simpson was 50th in 39.06 and Stephen Greer finished 86th in 44.15. In the ladies race, Fabienne Thompson put in an excellent run finishing 13th overall in 25.31.
A good article can be found at Scottish Running Guide
Saturday 6th February – Edinburgh parkrun 5K
PB’s Galore at the Edinburgh parkrun 5K
A dozen Harriers were amongst the 162 runners taking part in the 16th Edinburgh parkrun with five Carnegie members setting 5k personal bests. Iain Taylor recorded his second ’sub 17′ parkrun, finishing 3rd overall in 16.59 closely followed by 6th placed Andrew Smith who clocked 17.13 removing 43 seconds from his previous best. Campbell Hutt enjoyed a fine run placing 7th in 17.25 and Ian Johnston was 9th and leading M50 in 18.17. Robert Milton placed 23rd in 19.40, Kieran Morgan was 28th in 20.01 and Isobel Burnett on her parkrun debut ran a PB of 20.08 finishing 4th lady and 33rd overall. Malcolm Smith set a PB of 20.16 (35th), David Greig was 43rd in 20.57 while Campbell Reid was a second behind placing 44th in 20.58 (PB). Morna Fleming on her parkrun debut clocked a PB of 22.07 (59th) and John Milton was 86th in 24.18.
Sunday 7th February – Forfar Multi-Terrain Half Marathon
Gail Murdoch, Steven King, Helena Sim, Richie Cunningham, Kieran Morgan, Bill Duff, Ken Daniels, John Mcarthur and John Milton all took part in Sunday’s Forfar Multi-Terrain Half Marathon. Results are not yet available but will be put on the club website when they are.
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