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March AC in Sawtry 10-mile; Anderson-Wenn in Ultra

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March AC runners faced challenging conditions in the Sawtry 10-miler over the weekend.

The race, known for its hilly course, saw Steve Beasley leading the team with a time of 1:05:57.

Kanina O'Neil followed closely, securing third place among the female runners with a time of 1:08:08.

Dean Markillie was the next to finish for the club at 1:09:17, while Steven Blake and Henrik Stoner posted times just above the 1 hour 10-minute mark.

Victoria May Victoria May (Image: March AC Runners) Victoria May was the second March lady to finish, clocking in at 1:25:30, with Tricia Cole crossing the line soon after.

Meanwhile, Joanne Anderson-Wenn completed her longest ultra-marathon to date in the South Coast Ultra Challenge.

The 100-kilometre race is renowned for its tough terrain and significant elevation.

Anderson-Wenn finished the race in 18:28:23.

Bryan Newman Bryan Newman (Image: March AC Runners) In another event, Jon Long participated in the Great North Run, the largest half-marathon in the country.

He completed the challenging course in 2:15:24.

The runners showed remarkable endurance and determination in their respective races.


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