Eye Community Runners

The 4th Club Championship 2009/2010 race took place on Sunday 15th November at Shouldham Warren. On race day, however, the sun was shining and the wind was almost non-existent. Ten Eye Community Runners turned up and there was great speculation of whether to run in spikes or trainers. The course is on quite firm sandy tracks although there are some parts near the river that can get quite soft. During 'warm up' there were mixed feelings on wearing spikes or not and in the end about half of the runners decided to run in spikes while the others opted for normal racers or trainers. This was a two lap course of 9k with some stiff hills. As the race started the two Chris’s and Tony Gray led ECR runners and after the first hill Tony went in front with Chris Dimmock in hot pursuit followed closely by Chris Burgess. Roslyn Loutit and Yvonne Goodsell battled for the Lady Vet place with Ros proving too strong for Yvonne on the way round and taking the lead. During the second lap Tony Gray faltered with a problem with his calf. Chris D and Chris B both took advantage of Tony’s misfortune and went ahead. Chris D proving the stronger of the two finishing first for the club. Even so Tony still ran brilliantly to finish 2nd V60 overall. The first ECR lady to finish was Roslyn once again proving that she has got herself into great shape and also claiming the 3rd LV45 overall. Mike Wright splitting the first two ladies coming in next with Yvonne Goodsell soon after. Gill Bates with a strong finish and Linda Oswin just outside 50 minutes claiming the 3rd LV55 prize, followed by Jane Haynes just ahead of Tony Dwight finishing with a very surprising turn of speed in the last 100 meters to finish in sub 56 minutes.

As usual with the Bushfield Frostbite there was a high turnout with nearly 500 runners, nineteen of which came from Eye. First home for the club was Darren Ping (20th) with Ros Loutit the first lady at 264. Eye finished in 16th place on the day, missing 15th by only 2 points. It was good to see some new faces to the Frostbite series, with new members, Mark Wells, Darren Spearing and Andy Short all looking as if they enjoyed their first Frostbite race. It was also good to see Jane Haynes make a return to competition, having been out of action for nearly four years following injury. Next Frostbite on December 13th.

Don't forget the next event in the Club Championship takes place on Sunday 15th. It is the Cross Country race at Ryston.

Twenty six Eye runners out at the Great Eastern with a further 18 helping to man the start and finish areas. Thanks to everyone who took part and helped. With a new course and good weather conditions there were at least six pb's amongst Eye runners and I expect there are more, if you are one of them please let me know.

The new Frostbite season got under way today at St.Neots,with good running weather in what was an extreme contrast to last years persistent rain. First home from the sixteen club members who ran the event was Darren Ping (24th) with Roslyn Loutit first lady at 267. It was good to see Tony Gray and Simon Lovell return to competition, finishing in postions 141 and 400 respectively. Eye came 14th overall out of 17 teams.

What a great result from the Handicap event with Ł250 being donated to 'Help the Heroes' a worthwhile cvause I hopr you will agree.

There were 58 guests at the Presentation Night held at Ferry Meadows early in July. With good weather it was the perfect venue. Thanks to all those who came along, I do hope that you enjoyed it.

June has seen two more Eye organised races. The first earlier this month was the annual charity race which this year was in aid of The Rudolph Fund. The event raised Ł650 for the charity. Thanks to all those who ran and helped to make the event a success.

The second race was the Eye event in the Peterborough GP Series. The numbers for all races have increased this year and the Eye race saw 210 complete the 5k course with a further 44 the 3k race. Thanks to all those who helped with marshalling. I know the runners appreciate the support given.

Don't forget the presentation night is on Friday July 10th. If you havn't yet ordered your tickets then please let Dave know by Thursday 2nd July. The 2nd is also the date for the AGM which starts at 7pm.

Fourteen days after setting a new club record for the 5k, Jon Massingham does it again beating the previous time by 2 seconds to complete the distance in 17:01

The 2008/9 Club Championship reached its climax last weekend with the Bourne 5 Miles which saw the senior mens title go to Darren Ping with just one point seperating rival Jon Massingham. Darren and Jon were 2nd and 3rd respectively in the race. The vet mens title is retained by Chris Burgess, with Claire Home taking the senior ladies and Yvonne Goodsell retaining the vet ladies.

No sooner had Jon equalled the new 5k record set by Darren he went one better and took 16 seconds off at the 1st race in the 5k Series creating a new record of 17:03, which ets the pace for the remainder of the series. Darren set a new record of 28:22 for the 5 Mile distance at Bourne just three days earlier.

Ten Eye runners took park in the Edinburgh Marathon last weekend with a further four competing in the 'Hairy Haggis Marathon Relay'. First home for Eye was Pete Kirwin. Two members recorded new PBs, they are: Jane Masters and Will Missions.

Joe Lovell continued his five marathon in six weeks quest today completing the 3rd race - The White Peaks Marathon in 3:46:47 another pb. Next week Joe is off to Copenhagen with Edinburgh the following week. Darren Ping took third place today in the Deeping 10k with a time of 36:12.

Many thanks to all the Eye members and friends who took part in and helped at todays' race. Your support is really appreciated. There were 469 runners who completed the main 10k with a further 199 finishing the 3k fun run.

At todays Langtoft 10k which was also the penultimate 2008/9 Club Championship race, Darren Ping led the Eye contingent home, taking the Senior men competition right to the last race - Bourne Five miles. Kirsten Bateman was the first LV with Claire Home first Senior lady. Chris Dimmock was first Vet man.

Next Sunday - 11th May is the Eye 10k. If you are not running we could still do with extra help. Please let Dave or Simon know if you can assist with either the 10k race or 3k run.

Well done to all the Eye Runners who took part in the 2009 Flora London Marathon, some really great acheivements with three out of seven recording a pb. First home was Jon Massingham in his first marathon at 2:57. All the Eye results may be viewed on the results page.

Good luck to all the Eye Runners as they take part in the 2009 Flora London Marathon.

Darren Ping was in great form yesterday leading the Eye team home in the final Frostbite of the series, finishing in 10th place our highest individual placing for a long time just ahead of Jon Massingham (11th). Yvonne Goodsell was the first lady home at 278 with Roslyn Loutit at 281 and Amanda Wells scoring at 323. Tony Dalton was the last man to score. Eye finished 15th on the day and unfortunately dropped to 14th place overall in the series.

Ten members were out at Stamford today to run the 30k, which was a club championship race. First home for the club and the senior mens championship competition was Jon Massingham followed by Darren Ping, they were placed 24th & 44th respectively out of a field of 629 runners. Chris Burgess was the first vet man, with Yvonne Goodsell leading the ladies home.

Nineteen Eye Runners out today at a snowy Bourne Woods in the fifth race of the series. Team Eye came 13th, which following the 9th place at Ramsey is disappointing. The last race is at BRJ on 1st March. Please try and help your team by being there. We could still improve on our 12th place overall.

Members, if you want to take part in the Eye team for the Round Norfolk Relay in September, please return your stage selections before 12th Feb. If you have lost the form please ask for another one.

Eighteen Eye members braved the cold at Ramsey today. Unfortunately we only managed 12th place on the day, leaving us in 12th place overall with two races left. Next event is Bourne, please try and make this one, you really do count in this team event.

Nineteen Eye Runners took to the paths at Hinchingbrook Park today in the third race of this years Frostbite League, recording our highest place so far in the series, coming 9th. Although this still leaves the club in 12th place at the half way stage, a good showing at the next three races could so easily see us moving up the table.

The annual 'Mince Pie' night is being held this coming Thursday at the club. Normal rules apply, bring some food, a raffle prize and yourself. There will be a run, probably to view the many lights on display in the village. Afterwards at the Spade and Shovell.

Sunday 14th is the date of the next race in this years Frostbite League. Please try and make it, we need your help!

Despite the cold and snow our four teams again conquered the Hereward relay. Due to a late change the teams weren't as evenly balanced as previous years therefore the gap between first and last was over 20 mins. First team home for Eye was 'Eye Sore' with Tony Dalton giving the team an early boost which Darren Ping used to advantage on stage four. Darren finished in 10th place on the stage.

Eye also fielded three Ultra Runners, two of which, Joel Brand and Pete Kirwin completed the full distance of 37 miles. Gary Masters completed the course from Peterborough to Welney, a distance of just over 27 miles.

As usual the Bushfield Frostbite proved popular with 487 runners completing the senior race, with Eye fielding 27 of those. First home for Eye was Darren Ping in 13th position. Thanks to everyone who turned out. Lets see if we can better for the next race at Huntingdon on December 14th.

Thirty One Eye Runners at the Great Eastern yesterday led home by Darren Ping in 1:18:40. In addition we also provided nineteen marshalls, who were there from the start to the finish. It is really ood to see faces you know at the end. Congratulations to Chris Burgess took the 3rd vet 55 prize.

With the wet weather the conditions were less than ideal at St Neots for the first Frostbite of the series. With four of our runners at the Great North where Mike Branston led the Eye contingent home in a time of 1:32:24 and Mike Wright attempting to see Nessie again at Lochness, completing the course in 4:19 together plus one or two sick and injured our numbers were down to sixteen runners and only managed to secure a disappointing 13th place. Please try and make the next one at Bushfields on November 9th so that we can move up the table.

Don't forget next Sunday 5th October sees the start of the 08/09 Frostbite series. The first race is at St Neots. Please check the Frostbite website for details as the venue has changed this year.

Eye came 24th out of 48 teams competing in the 2008 Round Norfolk Relay. The event which starts and finishes in Kings Lynn and covers a total distance of 193.8 miles round the Norfolk borders firstly around the coast line before coming inland at Great Yarmouth to Thetford and back to Kings Lynn. There are 17 stages of varying distance. The EYE team took a total time of 25:43:49 - just over twelve minutes off our predicted time of 25:56. The results for the stages are available from the results page. Thanks to everyone who ran and supported the team through the event.

The first event in the club championship for 08/09 saw Pete Sterry's 12 year old club record for the 5k distance beaten, with Darren Ping taking six seconds of Pete's time finishing the race in 17:19. Co-incidentally both times were achieved at Werrington. Darren was the first of the senior men, with Jon Massingham & Joel Brand 2nd & 3rd making an interesting start to the 08/09 season. Chris Burgess led the vet men. Another close call came in the Senior Ladies with Jane Masters taking the homours in a close race from Claire Edwards. Gill Bates took the vet ladies first place. The next event in the series is the Swineshead 10 on 7th September.

A big thank you to everyone from Bushfield, Thorney, Werrington, Yaxley and of course Eye who supported the annual Handicap run on Thursday 17th July. Ł100 was raised on the night with the proceeds going to ASBAH - Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus. This is a charity being supported by George Cant, our trusty first aider. The proceeds will be matched by British Sugar with a total of Ł200 to ASBAH

Wedding Bells have been ringing in the club recently with three members taking the plunge. First of the trio was Claire Parsons who married Jason Home last month, followed by Joe Lovell who said 'I Do' to Lucy Daycott on July 13th and finally today Will Missions agreed to be faithful to Camilla Parker. We wish them health & happiness in their future lives together.

At the AGM held yesterday Thursday 3rd June the existing committee were re-elected with the exception of Joel Brand who decided to stand down. My thanks to Joel for his contribution during the year and to the remaining members for the work they put in to make the club run smoothly. Dave.

This years Eye Charity race held on 12th June attracted 175 runners and allowed us to present a cheque for Ł659 to the Eye Scout group. This is a welcome cash injection for the group and will help them to develop a new troop. Many thanks to all who helped and took part in the event.

Six Eye runners took to the streets and coastline surrounding Edinburgh when competing in the 2008 Edinburgh Marathon. First home for the club was Pete Kirwin in 3:01:46. Pride of place on the day must go to Steve Booth who took 25 minutes of his previous marathon time to finish in 3:34:47. Full results are available on the Results page.

Just a week after achieving a pb in the Eye 10k Darren Ping went onto a further pb with a time of 36:26 in the Deeping 10k where not content with one achievement also took first place in the race. Well done Darren. Results for Eye runners at Deeping can be found on the results page.

What another great day with 485 runners completing our 10k race and 170 finishers in the 3k event. The weather whilst great for spectating was a bit too warm for running. Many thanks to all members especially Simon as Race Director who helped to make the event such a success.

Well done to all the Eye Runners in todays Marathon, you should all feel proud of your achievements. The results may be found on the 'Results' page. Thanks also to the club marshalls who also brave the cold & wet to help ensure that the event ran smoothly.

Good luck to all the Eye Runners taking part in this years London Marthon, they are: Joel Brand, Duncan Godber, Will Missions, Mark Martin, Chris Dimmock, Adam Jones and Gary Whiteman. The marshalling contingent will be looking out for you at Mudchute, Crossharbour and Poplar.

Twenty four Eye runners were out at BRJ today for the last race in this seasons Frostbite series. With a score of 1107 points Eye came 9th on the day, unable to catch Ramsey we remain 11th overall in the series. There are still some tickets left for the presentation night on Friday March 28th. Please let Dave know if you are interested. Don't leave it too long to book!

Times for Club Awards are now on the website. Click on the 'Awards' tab to view the award times and to download a copy of the claim form. A new 5k award is now available, so no excuses everyone has a chance to gain at least one award at this years presentation night. Check it out!

Twenty four Eye runners took to the woods at Bourne today in the fifth race of this years Frostbite series. With a score of 1231 points Eye were placed 10th on the day, retaining 11th place overall. Joel Brand & Yvonne Goodsell were the first man and lady home for Eye. We really do need everyones support for the final race at BRJ. Hopefully we can get that long awaited new team photo for the website.

A clash of races next weekend (10th Feb) with the Stamford 30k and the Ryston X/C Series. The 9k X/C event at Ryston is the fourth race in this years Club Championship.

In the Folksworth 15, Joel Brand, Jon Massingham and Darren Ping were awarded the prize for first mens team. Well done.

If you would like tockets for the Frostbite Presentation night on Friday 28th March being held at St Neots, please let Dave know by the Bourne Frostbite on Sunday 3rd Feb.

This coming Sunday - 3rd Feb is the fifth race in this seasons Frostbite series. Please try and make this one and lets try and get into 10th place overall.

The third race of this years club championship was held today in the shape of the Folksworth 15. In the Sen Mens category Joel Brand overtook Jon Massingham on the second lap to take the honours today. Chris Burgess was first home for the Veterans making it three in a row. Jane Masters and Yvonne Goodsell were first home in the Sen & Vet Ladies categories. Fifteen runners from Eye took part.

What a fantastic response to the Round Norfolk Relay. All seventeen legs have been taken and we have some reserves. However if you didn't get to pick a leg and want to be involved please let us know. There will be a presentation at the club on Thursday 31st Jan by members of the RNR committee to tell us how it works. The presentation will start at 8pm.

Eye were placed 10th in todays Frostbite event at Ramsey. Twenty Nine Eye Runners took part again led home by Jon Massingham.The club remain in 11th place overall with two races remaining.

Would you like to take part in what is probably the areas most challenging team event? Eye Runners are planning to enter a team in the 2008 Round Norfolk Relay being held in September. Click on the link for further information.RNR Information Get in quick to book your slot as ten of the stages have already been snapped up!

This coming Sunday - 13th Jan the fourth race in this seasons Frostbite League is being run at Ramsey. There is also a Ryston X/C meeting. Please support your club in one of these events.

If you would like to help to marshall this years London Marathon, please let Dave know by Sunday 20th Jan.

Eye Community Runners would like to wish everyone a happy & injury free New Year.

Eye finished in 8th place in todays Frostbite at Bushfields, taking the club upto 11th place overall in the competition. All runners seemed to be on form today with the Jon Massingham first home in 14th place. For the ladies, our two new members, Roslyn & Leanne both scored being placed 186 & 187 respectively, with Yvonne, who was suffering the effects of a cold in at 233. Next meeting is at Ramsey on on January 13th. There were 27 runners from Eye, great turnout, many thanks.

Don't forget, Thursday 13th in 'Mince Pie' Night. Run first then food, and raffle with the possibility of a trip to the pub afterwards!

Ten runners braved the wind and rain to complete the Norwich Half Marathon yesterday (02/12)in the second event of the 07/08 club championships. Jon Massingham led the Eye Runners home finishing in 31st place just one place and 3 seconds ahead of Joel Brand. Chris Burgess was first vet home with Yvonne Goodsell the first lady vet. No senior ladies took part. There were a total of 1767 finishers.

We also had two runners, Gary Masters & Simon Lovell complete the Nene Valley Ten.

The third race of this years Frostbite series will be run this coming Sunday - 9th Dec. We really do need to get members out for this race. We will also use this opportunity to get a new photo taken for the website!

Eye fielded four teams in the 10th running of the Hereward Relay held today. With carefully constructed teams, the four finished within ten minutes of each other having completed the 38 mile course. Results for the Eye teams will be published on this site when available.

Four members travelled to Shouldham Warren for the second event of this seasons X/C GP series hosted by Ryston Runners. The distance today being 9k. First home was Chris Burgess in 36:30.

The second Frostbite race of the season was also held today hosted by Bushfields. For the second month running Jon Massingham was first home. With 1443 points Eye finished 13th on the day. The next race is on 9th December again at Bushfields. If any Eye runner can help to Marshal please let Dave know.

The Club Championship got off to a breezy start at todays Fenland Ten. Claire Parsons took the honours for the Sen Ladies, Yvonne Goodsell pulled out due to injury after two miles leaving Mandy Tropeano to go one up for the Vet Ladies. Chris Burgess was first home for the Vet Men, followed by Terry Fone. In the Sen Mens competition, Jon Massingham was first home with Joel Brand only 33 seconds behind pushing Darren Ping into third. The Eye Senior Mens team were placed second in todays event behind PAC in this the last of the 2007 Cambs League.

The Eye Community Runners Awards dinner was held yesterday - 20th October. Twenty One Achievment awards were presented along with four Cross Country and eighteen Frostbite awards. The Club Championships were presented as follows: Sen Ladies - Jane Masters, Sen Mens - Joel Brand, Vet Ladies - Yvonne Goodsell, Vet Mens - Chris Burgess. Chris was also presented with the X/Country Runner of the year award. Most Improved runner was won by Claire Parsons.

Several pbs for the team at Sundays GER Half Marathon. Twenty Nine Eye runners took part in the race with a further twelve helping to marshall. Thanks to everyone who took part in one way or another.

Eye were placed 12th in the opening meeting of the Frostbite series at St Neots today. The scoring for the 07/08 series sees the need for three ladies to score. Jon Massingham was the first man home today in 25th with Yvonne Goodsell leading the ladies and placed 215th. The next frostbite is on 11th November at Bushfields. Lets see if we can move up the table at that race.

The Ely New Years Eve 10k is filling up fast, so if you want to run and have not yet entered best do so before it's tool late!

Eye runners have been busy today, with athletes competing in Berlin, Newcastle & Pinchbeck. In Berlin three marathon novices came in to finish in under four hours. PB's were also to be had at the Great North Run and Pinchbeck 10k

The Awards Dinner is on Saturday 20th October, menus are available at the club or from Dave.

Don't forget that next Sunday 7th sees the start of the 2007/8 Frostbite League and the Ryston X/C series. The first Frostbite is at St Neots.

Gywn & Carolyn Potts will be visiting the club again on Thursday 13th September for another training session. Hopefully it will be dry this time, but whatever the weather be prepared to work hard!

The Awards Dinner will be on Saturday 20th October, further details available soon.

This coming Sunday (2nd September) sees that last race in the 2006/7 Club Championship. The event is the Wissey Half. If you were thinking of entering the Riverside Half in November, don't bother as it is already full!

There will be a meeting at Peterborough City Hall on Monday 13th August to discuss complaints received from residents following last years GER. Please try and attend this meeting which starts at 6.30 pm as local runners must be seen to be fully supportive of the event.

Don't forget it's the Eye Handicap & BBQ on Thursday night (19th July). The clock starts at 7pm. Entry to the race is Ł1 and includes Hot Dogs & Burgers.

Joe Brand led the Eye contingent home in today's inaugural Bushy 10k in a time of 37:45 just ahead on Jonathon Massingham. The pair were 2nd & 3rd respectively. Thirteen members from Eye took part in the event which is already on next years race calendar.

Tuesday 24th July, Werrington are hosting their annual Guesstimate. This year the race is over five miles. Register from 6pm, 6.45 at the latest. There will not be a run from Thorpe Wood on the 24th.

Many thanks to all who helped and supported the Eye 5k event held on 4th July. Despite the awful weather, we still managed to attract 248 runners in the 5k event and a record 57 entrants in th 3k race. Result now available 5k Results or 3k Results

Club members were present at the GER Expo held today at the Holiday Inn. The event was a chance for novice runners to listen to help and advice from experienced runners and a number of running experts. Eight members of the club have signed up to help at the series of training evenings planned for the next two months.

Wednesday 4th July sees the running of the Eye race of the 5k series. The 3k race starts at 7pm with the 5k kicking off at 7.30.

Shaun Fox & Chris Burgess took the honours in the Senior & Vet Mens Club Championship 5k event in the opening race of the 2007 5k Series at Ferry Meadows. Yvonne Goodsell was the first vet lady for the club.

A further Coaching session with Gwyn & Carolyn has been arranged for 28th June. The session will be held immediately after the AGM.

Thanks to Gwyn Potts we had a really good coaching session this week. One of the key things people took away was that you don't always have to knock yourself out to improve! Hopefully we will hold another session before the end of the summer.

Thursday 21st June we are holding an away night starting from The Admiral Wells, Holme at 7pm for a five/ six mile run before refreshments in the pub. The club will be open as normal if you would prefer to run at Eye.

Another good race from Eye with 182 runners completing the Charity 5 Mile course. The race raised Ł795 for Eye Pre School. Thanks to everyone who helped to make the race a success.

We have made a change to the Club Championship due to a change in the racing calendar. The RAF Marham 10 Mile has been moved to a Saturday on a different weekend and it has therefore been decided to include the St Ives 10k in its place. Entries for St Ives should be made in advance as the event does fill up.

Another good day with a record 477 runners completing the 10k and 132 finishing the 3k fun run. Entries for the 10k were the highest yet at 530! The wet weather didn't give rise to a course record and may have put some runners off coming! Closely fought at the end Joe Brand was the first man home Eye finishing just 8 seconds clear of Darren Ping with Yvonne Goodsell our first lady. Thanks to everyone who helped to make the day a success.

Well done to all the Eye Runners who completed yesterdays London Marathon despite the high temperatures. No matter whether you acheived the desired time, you did it and should feel proud of the achievement!

Twenty Eye runners donned club kit for the last Frostbite of the series, taking 9th place on the day to finish 10th overall in the league. Well done and thanks to everyone who took part.

Eight Eye runners took to the Shouldham Warren X/C course yesterday for the first Club Championship event of the year. First SL home was Jane Masters, with Yvonne first LV. For the men, Joe Brand was the first SM with Chris Burgess 1st Vet.

With 23 runners out at the Bourne Frostbite today Eye scored 1189 points to be placed 10th on the day. we still remain 11th overall. The League Presentation Night is on Friday 23rd March at Ramsey. Tickets Ł10. As numbers are limited please let Dave know by Thursday 8th if you would like tickets.

Five Eye Runners have today survived the 'Killing Fields of the 2007 Tough Guy. The event held near Woverhampton attracts over 4000 competitors and contains not only an eightish mile run but also an obstacle course with lots of water! The five were, Steve Booth, Gary Masters, Mark Martin, Joe Brand & Darren Ping. Results will be on the website as soon as available.

Michael Wright & Gary Whiteman were the proud winners of the clubs two London Marathon places, good luck to them and of course to the other Eye members who have secured places.

With 27 Runners out at March today, Eye were placed 10th, cementing further our 11th place overall.

Don't forget it's Mince Pie Night this coming Thursday (14th). Please bring eats, raffle prize and some money to buy tickets. Normal start 7pm, run first to build an appetite! For club members who have received a London rejection slip we will be holding a draw for the club places. Please bring slip along.

Eye have been well represented over the last couple of weekends at both the Hereward & Luton Relays, with four teams in the Hereward Relay and three teams running at Luton.

Bourne Harriers are running track sessions at Peterborough until Christmas. Cost is Ł2 per night 6.15 to 7.15.

Eye fielded 43, yes 43 runners in todays Frostbite held at Bushfields scoring 1206 points to take 11th place on the day. Thanks to everyone who took part.

Eye mens team finished 3rd in the Cambs League 2006, with the ladies team being placed an honourable 4th. Well done to all those who took part and helped the club to achieve this result. To see the full results both team and individual click below.

Eye fielded at least 31 runners in todays Great Eastern Half Marathon and in addition provided 13 marshalls. Well done to everyone from the club who either raced or helped. Hopefully the results will soon be available so that we can update the website!

The Presentation Night will be held on Saturday 11th November at the Woodman, Thorpe Wood. More details available soon.

If you had thoughts of entering the Riverside Half, then forget it as entries have now closed as the race is full.

Only 5 weeks to the Great Eastern. Entries made after 29th September will cost Ł2 more so best enter soon. Current entries at 1750!

Thanks to all who ran and helped at the Eye Handicap on July 20th. The event raised Ł106 for Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall.

Thanks to everyone who helped at the 5k race last night. The results are now on the eye 10k site

As England move a step closer in the World Cup could I please ask that anyone who can help to Marshall the Eye 5k on July 5th, the date of the quarter finals let me know thier availability. Please contact Dave

Another successfull Charity Five with 108 finishers. Eye runner Darren Ping took 2nd place in the event with a time of 30.03. Thanks to all helpers. Full results on the eye 10k website.

There is a new option on the menu bar above - Records will allow you to see Club Records.

Another successful 10k race today at Eye, with over 250 in the 3k event and 456 in the main 10k race. First home for Eye was Darren Ping in 23rd place with Tony Gray taking the vet 60 prize. Well done to all the Eye runners and thanks to everyone who helped to make the day a success. Full results on the 10k website.

No meeting at Thorpe Wood on Tuesday 16th but we will be meeting at the Plough, Farcet Fen, for a 10k run and refreshments after.