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Six Harlow runners record personal bests in Felsted 10km
11:00am Thursday 17th July 2008
ATHLETICS
TWENTY-SEVEN members of Harlow Running Club took part in the Felsted 10km on Sunday.
In a successful day for the club, six clocked new personal best times over the distance.
Justin Revell (39mins 05secs), Andrew Terell (40:53), Steve Ambrose (44:11), Sean Flynn (45:20), David Croly (47:14) and Joanne Mills (54:27) all put in lifetime best performances.
Alan Broughton was first home for Harlow, completing the course in 37mins 48secs, as he finished in 21st place.
He was closely followed by Alan Wise, who clocked 38:14 for 28th, and Roy Steven, who recorded a time of 38:44 for 34th.
First woman home for the club was Vicky Steadman, who recorded a time of 48:12.
Anne Kleijwegt was second home in 50:42, closely followed by Linda Selby in 50:53.
Wheelchair athlete Dean Harvey clocked a time of 48:34 for a 209th place finish overall.
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