Brian Turner claimed his 9th win in Saturday’s Falkirk Parkrun while Chloe Cox raced to win number 14 at the Edinburgh event. At the Strathclyde Parkrun Brian Morris recorded a PB for the second week in a row. FALKIRK PARKRUN 1st Brian Turner [17.27] 10th Harry Mulholland [20.05] 35th &...
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Kenny Mearns was the club’s sole entrant in Wednesday nights Kinnoull Hill Race in Perth.
Kenny covered the 4 mile course in 38 minutes 49 seconds which placed him 15th in the MSV category.
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Max, Sarah, Lana & Stephen after the race. Sarah nears the finish Max leads this group Sara receives trophy for 3rd place Lana on way to PB SCOTTISH 5K ROAD RACE CHAMPIONSHIP SILVERKNOWES – EDINBURGH Half a dozen club members enjoyed a successful Wednesday evening competing in the Scottish...
Lothian Running Club’s Sarah Inglis made her Falkirk Parkrun debut on Saturday, and in doing so set a new female course record on her way to winning the women’s category. Sarah covered the 5k course within Callendar Park in 18 minutes 01 seconds. The club’s first male runner home was...
The resurrected East District Athletic Championships took place at Meadowbank Stadium in Edinburgh over Saturday and Sunday.. Lothian RC were represented by Max McNeil and Grant Kirkwood and both came away with well earned medals. A High Jump of 1.45 metres saw Grant take the bronze medal in the Boy’s Under-16...
CATEGORY WINS FOR CHLOE & MIKE AT PENICUIK PENICUIK 10K Lothian Running Club fielded six runners at Saturday’s Penicuik 10k race and came away with two category wins. Chloe Cox was the overall female winner while Mike Lieberman was first home in the VM 60 age group....
A field of almost 500 runners contested Saturday’s Loch Leven Half Marathon. A trio of them were Lothian Running Club members, first of the three to finish was Stephen Malcolm in 29th place in 1h 32m 42s. He was followed over the line by female vets Saran Jones and Jill Horsburgh....
John Malcolm was Lothian Running Club’s sole representative in the gruelling Ben Lomond Hill Race at the weekend. The race is over a distance of 12.6km with a 960 metres climb, and it saw John finish in 1 hour 25 minutes 19 seconds which placed him well up in 29th place...