Rochdale Harrier wins Littleborough Lions 5k

Date published: 30 August 2019


Rochdale Harrier, Phillip Hinchcliffe won the Littleborough Lions 5K in a time of 17:45 on Tuesday (27 August).

The race saw nearly half the 77-strong field represented by Calderdale’s Sowerby Bridge Snails running club, forming a round of the club’s annual championship series.

The 5K route started and finished at the Conservative Club on Peel Street and took in the northern part of Hollingworth Lake, travelling along Railway Street, Riverstone Bridge, Stubley Mill Road, Stopford Avenue, Smithy Bridge Road and Hollingworth Road.

Hinchcliffe was 16 seconds in front of Horwich Runners’ Glyn Kay, who also took the first male veteran position, with the Snails’ Sean Suttle third in a time of 18:09.

 

Rossendale Harriers’ Emma Richardson was the first Senior Female to finish in a time of 20:49
Rossendale Harriers’ Emma Richardson

 

Rossendale Harriers’ Emma Richardson was the first senior female to finish in a time of 20:49 and the first female veteran was Wilmslow’s Amanda Bradburn in a time of 22:54.

Other local finishers in the top 10 were Ian Douglas (Rochdale Harriers) in sixth, with a time of 19:12, and Jenny Grindrod (Rochdale Triathlon Club) in a time of 26:08.

Refreshments were provided after the warm race in the Conservative Club. 

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