LRRL Lockdown League Series

Roundup of the the series

We came 2nd in the Grand Final with 53 runners out - everyone who finished higher than 300th in the final either scored for the team or helped to push West End into 3rd place.

There were 113 runners from Barrow Runners across the 6 races - 57 men and 56 women, this was the most from any club, posting 379 results across all the races, again the most from any club.

Category honours

(Based on 4 results)

🥈 Louise Male 2nd VW40

🥇 Vicky Elston 1st VW45

🥇 Kate Ramsey 1st VW50

🥉 Louise Haworth 3rd VW60

🥉 Susan Wilson 3rd VW65

🥈 Alex Toll 2nd VM50

🥇 Andrew Unitt 1st VM60

🥈 Bill Phillips 2nd VM70

The ever presents (all six races)

Alex Toll
Richard Keep
Ian Robinson
George Hamlyn-Williams
Jon Richardson
David Swift-Rollinson
Ian Paramore
Tom Worn
Andrew Unitt
Jonathan Rashleigh
Liam King
Mark Elston
Matt Riley
Nigel Hillier
Paul Bentley
Bill Phillips
Kristie Matthiae
Vicky Elston
Sallyann Harper
Fiona Mee
Mandy Bailey
Dawn Storer
Sarah Wappat
Liz Robinson
Lorraine Toll
Caroline Richardson
Louise Haworth
Linda Pullen
Anna Rawson
Vicki Carter-Bland
Amanda Rashleigh

Special mention for Adrian Spencer, who came 637th and last in the 6 mile race in a time of 2:14:37 - he went up Ben Nevis

And a final special mention to the 84 runners who entered the Honesty 10k.

Barrow Runners kick started the Lockdown series with this race – it eventually drew over 600 entries, raising over £5,700 for our 2020 charity Rainbows.

About the series

The Leicestershire Road Running League have put together a virtual league after the cancellation of this year's regular league.

It's a group of 6 races (the first being the Barrow Honesty 10K), ranging in distance from 1 mile to 10K. All races are free to enter online, with runners asked to consider a donation to charity.

We've set up a Barrow Runners Giving page for our members to donate to the Club's nominated charity for each race, for example Race #2 is Ménières Society.

The clubs have been split into separate groups for North, South, East, and West - In the North league, we are matched against with Anstey, Birstall, Charnwood, Coalville Tri, Poplar, and Shepshed.

In the final race, the top two from each group will have the chance to be crowned overall Lockdown Champions!

For each race you need to enter on the OpenTrack website beforehand (for free) then run either the Saturday or Sunday of the race weekend, and then submit your time via OpenTrack.

So if you were going to be running anyway those weekends, you might as well enter it as part of the race - the more runners we get out the better our chances of scoring well.

Full and latest details on the LRRL Lockdown League Series webpage.

Please message Paul Bentley with any questions.