Eye Community Runners

14/10/2026

parkrun results report 10/10/2026

ECR members ran at 16 different parkrun venues;

Black Rocks.
Judarskogen.
Tsurumi Ryokuchi.
Whitekirk Hill.
Bug Hunter Waters.
Boston.
Rutland Water.
Wisbech.
Gorleston Cliffs.
Lymington Woodside.
Clare Castle.
Brocks Hill Country Park.
Manor Field.
Clumber Park.
Snowden Field.
Ferry Meadows.

Special mention to the following;

Laura WHITTON - 3rd lady - Ferry Meadows
Bernadette FITZHARRIS - PB - 27:24 - Snowden Field
Gill BATES - 150th parkrun
James HARRISON - 600th parkrun

Thank you to those volunteering
Roy YOUNG, Gordon PEARSON, Gary PARR, Peter & Sue RIDLEY, Joanna & Bernie MCDONNELL & John AIREY

Well done everyone!

12/10/2026

06/10/2026

parkrun results report 03/10/2026

ECR members ran at 17 different parkrun venues;

Abbey Park.
King's Lynn.
Hiroshima Stadium Park.
Huntingdon.
Boston.
Seven Fields.
Gorleston Cliffs.
Highcliffe Beach.
Newport.
Highbury Fields.
Manor Field.
Rutland Water.
Braunstone.
Ruchill.
Queensway.
Snowden Field.
Ferry Meadows.

Special mention to the following;

Adam SHORT - PB - 21:39 - Gorleston Cliffs
Bernadette FITZHARRIS - PB - 26:08 - Abbey Park
Annabell PITCHER - 50th parkrun
Matt EDWARDS - 150th parkrun

Thank you to those volunteering
Roy YOUNG, Gordon PEARSON, Gary PARR, Peter & Sue RIDLEY, Neil PLANT, Ben FEIGHERY, Louis KING, Petra & Steve ELLEN, Dave STEVENSON & Simon LOVELL

Well done everyone!

01/10/2026

We had a visit from the Great Eastern Run car tonight.

Two of our club runners are pacers for the event- Abid pacing 2 hours and Michelle pacing 2:45.

We have runners who will be enjoying the race, and club members helping out!

29/09/2026

parkrun results report 26/09/2026

ECR members ran at 22 different parkrun venues;

Rothwell.
Roding Valley.
Mile End.
Lancing Beach Green.
Cosmeston Lakes.
Hunstanton Promenade.
March.
Huntingdon.
Boston.
Gorleston Cliffs.
Seven Fields.
Rosliston.
Moors Valley.
Beverley Westwood.
Chesterford Research Park.
Brackenhurst Campus.
Rutland Water.
Sandringham.
Manor Field.
Alton Water.
Snowden Field.
Ferry Meadows.

Special mention to the following;

Pete JEFFERY - 10th place - PB - 22:20 - Sandringham
Laura WHITTON - 2nd lady - Seven Fields
Liam PARKIN - PB - 24:25 - Manor Field
A J HARRISON - PB - 29:59 - Snowden Field
Sue RIDLEY - 250th volunteer

Thank you to those volunteering
Roy YOUNG, Gordon PEARSON, Gary PARR, Natasha, Sam Cullen, Sam & Grace WHITMORE, Bernie MCDONNELL, Peter & Sue RIDLEY, Ben FEIGHERY, Petra & Steve ELLEN, Simon LOVELL & John AIREY

Well done everyone!

21/09/2026

parkrun results report 19/09/2026

ECR members ran at 18 different parkrun venues;

Rothwell.
Wolvehampton.
Lincoln.
Hunstanton Promenade.
Littleport.
Boston.
Gorleston Cliffs.
Seven Fields.
California Country.
Wisbech.
Bittesby Country Park.
Manor Field.
Poole.
Jubilee.
Stevenage.
Christchurch Park.
Snowden Field.
Ferry Meadows.

Special mention to the following;

Adam SHORT - PB - 22:44 - Gorleston Cliffs
Nate HOLMES - PB - 23:40 - 10th parkrun - Ferry Meadows
Bernadette FITZHARRIS - parkrun PB - Littleport
A J HARRISON - PB - 30:09 - Snowden Field
Lucy CONSTABLE - PB - 31:28 - Ferry Meadows
Jan MILLAR - 150th parkrun
Laura WHITTON - 350th parkrun

Thank you to those volunteering
Roy YOUNG, Gordon PEARSON, Gary PARR, Natasha NEWITT, Bernie MCDONNELL, Ben FEIGHERY, Aimee PARKIN, Dave RICHMOND, Clare EDWARDS & John AIREY

Well done everyone!

15/09/2026

parkrun results report 12/09/2026

ECR members ran at 19 different parkrun venues;

Cross Flatts.
Darlington South Park.
Ashbourne Recreation Ground.
Sandringham.
Sheringham.
Coronation Park.
Boston.
Doddington Hall.
Seven Fields.
Rising Sun.
Scence Valley Forest Park.
Bournemouth.
Holkham.
Haverhill.
March.
Manor Field.
Victoria Embankment.
Frederic Back.
Ferry Meadows.

Special mention to the following;

James BORRETT - 8th place - PB - 21:21 - Sheringham
Karl BOLDERSON - 10th place - Holkham
Nigel WALLS - 10th place - March
Nate HOLMES - PB - 23:53 - Ferry Meadows
Liam PARKIN - PB - 25:09 - Manor Field
Victoria BOLDERSON - PB - 31:35 - Holkham
Dianne BOOTH - 250th parkrun

Thank you to those volunteering

Roy YOUNG, Gordon PEARSON, Gary PARR, Joanna & Bernie MCDONNELL, Peter & Sue RIDLEY, John AIREY, Ben FEIGHERY & Annabell PITCHER

Well done everyone!

12/09/2026

Well done to everyone who took part and or helped at our interclub Handicap. With a weather change and date change, you were able to still attend and we still raised £316 for charity.

Charlotte Bates was first home for Eye with a pre-set time and selected Cardiac Risk in the Young.

‘I Was feeling good and planned to go for it. A hard but great race but only went a smashed it. Qualified 1st place 🥇 super happy!!
Bottle of w**e, trophy and I got to chose charity for all the funds to go to. I Chose CRY (Cardiac Risk in the Young) a charity close to our hearts for the help they gave.
I was Really chuffed, call that a successful evening. 😁👍🏼💚🏃🏻‍♀️’

Thanks everyone, see you next year!! 💚🖤

08/09/2026

parkrun results report 05/09/2026

ECR members ran at 21 different parkrun venues;

Rothwell.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan.
Foots Cray Meadows.
Sandringham.
Yarborough Leisure Centre.
Boston.
Frank's Farm..
Gloucester North.
Rushmoor.
Gorleston Cliffs.
Letchworth.
Millenium Country.
Lymington Woodside.
Watermead Country Park.
Wanaka.
Fort William.
Graves.
Bittesby Country Park.
Snowden Field.
Manor Field.
Ferry Meadows.

Special mention to the following;

Nate HOLMES - PB - 25:39 - Ferry Meadows
Darren PARKIN - PB - 24:25 - Graves
Liam PARKIN - PB - 26:10 - Graves
Bernadette FITZHARRIS - 26:37 - PB - Frank's Farm
Matt EDWARDS - PB - 32:08 - Gloucester North
Lucy CONSTABLE - PB - 45:17 - Watermead Country Park
Diane CONSTABLE - PB - 45:18 - Watermead Country Park
Alice CONSTABLE - PB - 47:49 - Ferry Meadows
Steve ELLEN - 250th parkrun
Andy SHORT - 250 different events
Sarah SHORT - 250 different events

Thank you to those volunteering
Roy YOUNG, Gordon PEARSON, Gary PARR, Zoe CLARKE, Joanna & Bernie MCDONNELL, Sam WHITMORE, Simon LOVELL & John AIREY

Well done everyone!

06/09/2026

Gail & Joe enjoyed a Phoenix event a couple of weeks ago- Gail celebrated her very first half marathon distance- well done!

Here’s Gail’s story;

‘I had been training for a half marathon with a date in September, so last Sunday was meant to be another training run. Doing a race with Phoenix running means you can add or reduce the amount the amount of laps you do depending on how you’re feeling on the day. Initially it was meant to be 18k and not having my co- runners in arms Jan and Sarah, the distance felt daunting. I’d has my brekkie of toast and peanut butter and I felt confident I could do the 18. The day was warm and sunny (as the whole
Summer appears to have been), but I had been doing lots in the heat so I felt I was prepared and made sure I had lots of water.

Phoenix run a rock Up and run scenario so we arrived at 9 am. I had my first gel and started feeling excited and a bit apprehensive if the distance. You get your chip to put around your ankle And then set off when you’re ready. The Hardest part in the beginning was keeping slow so to pace myself I listened to Romesh Ranganathan on a podcast as I could distract myself and plod rather than run to a beat. At the 2k point Joe went off ahead to run his race leaving me to run mine. The route was around the boating lake and through Thorpe meadows with 2/3rds being on grass and uneven pathways, with a small hill at the 4k mark. The different terrain and views also helped to keep me occupied. The first 3 laps felt pretty good, I was fuelling and drinking well and still felt I had energy! Always a novelty when I’m running. As I hit the 4th lap, around the 15k mark, I felt I could do another lap and complete the half marathon, so I told the official I was going again, refilled my water and had my 3rd gel and continued running. However once I hit 18k I started questioning my choices. My legs had started to get really tired and I was spending time thinking about them and how tired I was, so I decided I needed the big guns and put Meatloaf on. Whilst it didn’t make me go like a bat out of hell it did allow me to lose Myself in the music. I was now really feeling the distance so at this point I just put my head down and focused on keeping one step after another. As I came to the final corner Joe was sitting waiting for me and at this point I almost joined him on the floor as I missed the kerb! The thought of Nosediving the floor in front of many people helped Keep me on my feet! Passing the finishing line was such a great feeling. I had completed something that this time last year when I started running , I never thought possible, I had run a Half marathon. I then celebrated by collecting my Little Miss medal and having my chocolate milk!’

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