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Mackie crowned South Yorkshire Schools Cross champ FIVE juniors from Penistone Footpath Runners represented Barnsley at the South Yorkshire schools cross country championship at a very windy Campsall near Doncaster. Hugh Mackie claimed first place in the Year 10 and 11 Boys race and in the process gained selection to represent South Yorkshire in the English Schools cross country championships. A great achievement by Hugh. In the same race, James Fryers placed 19th. Other runners competing were Rosie Sparks (32nd Year Seven girls), Oliver France and Ewan Mackie (20th and 21st Year Eight/Nine boys). A large contingent of Penistone Footpath Runners made the short journey to Dewsbury to take part in the Dewsbury 10k which is a fast course and ideal for those looking for a personal best.
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First back for the club out of a field of 2,000 was Gary Briscoe (33-00) in 14th place. Gary came in neck and neck with clubmate Gareth Cooke (33-00) who actually achieved the same time as Gary.
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First lady back for Penistone was Sam Shaw (39-04) who broke the 40-minute barrier for the first time. Sam was 19th lady overall. Three Penistone runners managed to claim top three places in their respective age groups.
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Julia Johnson (43-11) was second in the ladies over-55 category and Matt Robinson (36-51) was also second in the over-50 men’s category. Andrew Pearson (36-05) broke his own club record and also claimed third place in a very competitive over-55 men’s category. On the fells Penistone was well represented at the tough Mickledon Straddle fell race which is a 14.5 mile race that starts at Langsett and
heads out towards Howden reservoir before turning back via the tough Howden Clough climb. Two Penistone runners, Becky Timms (over-40 lady) and Daren Nockels (over-50 man) claimed first place in their respective age categories. Lesley Parker also claimed a top three finish in her age group placing second in the over-40 ladies. Results: Dewsbury 10K // Feb 2. Ranking: 14, Gary Dean Briscoe 33-00; 15, Gareth Cooke 33-00; 31, Andrew Paul Heppenstall 33-39; 109, Andrew Pearson 36-05; 120, Charlie Skipper 36-22; 139, Martin Ball 3647; 142, Matthew Robinson 36-51; 236, Bryan Harrod 38-45; 249, Robin D Clough 38-52; 262, Samantha lesley Shaw 39-04; 365, Robert Davies 41-00; 496, Julia Johnson 43-11; 542, Hannah Butcher 44-07; 567, Ian Sutcliffe 43-41; 584, Mark Graham 43-51; 603, Luke McGuinness 44-42; 839, Shelley Anne Gill 48-01; 977, Heather Lindley 49-27; 1019, Susan Charlesworth 50-17; 1072, Steve Dommett 50-56; 1096, Dawn Godley 51-22; 1197, Stuart Smith 52-27; 1225, Caroline Jane Entwistle 52-54; 1446, Keith Gordon 56-12; 1489, John Spencer 58-11; 1505, Jane Partridge 57-39; 1799, Denise Pozorski 63-49; 1845, Dianne Mcguinness 66-22. Mickledon Straddle Fell Race. Ranking: 22, Daren Nockels 2-02-17; 43, Phil Hinchliffe 2-11-09; 54, Dan Limb 2-18-16; 61, Oliver Pike 2-19-32; 62, Matt Womersley 2-19-56; 70, Rebecca Timms 2-22-59; 92, Lesley Parker 2-30-50; 101, Chris Deacon 2-35-11; 160, Nick Whittingham 3-00-03; 173, Harriet Drouin 3-1301.
CHURCH TAKE TALLY OF FOUR POINTS IN A WEEK PENISTONE Church racked up another four points in the Toolstation NCEL Premier Division this week with a draw on Wednesday and a win on Saturday. On Wednesday, Church visited Yorkshire Amateur and came away with a 2-2 draw. Jordan Coduri and Tom Charlesworth were on target but an Ashley Flynn penalty and a late equasliser from Aidan Savory saw Amateur earn a share of the points. ON TARGET: Danny Howes
On Saturday, Church were away from home again, making the trip to Eccleshill United.
But it was to be a more fruitful journey this time, with Church scoring three goals to take all three points. Church had to wait for the second half to open their account but once Nathan Keightley put them ahead on 49 minutes, Danny Howes added a second just after the hour and Kieran Ryan put the icing on the cake in the dying stages of the contest. Manager Ian Richards said: “An excellent performance and result today, I’m really pleased for the players, I’m really pleased we got a clean sheet, we’ve been due one and we’ve de-
served one especially in difficult conditions like that even more so. “It’s going to give us a lot of confidence getting a clean sheet and it’s got to give us a lot of confidence scoring three goals. We now just have to focus on what’s in front of us. I’m really pleased to get the three points we now use that with a week of rest, recovery and training preparation for Staveley on Saturday.”
