Press Report – 19/11/2012  

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Essex Cross-Country League Just one week after the last match the third round of the Essex Cross-Country League was held at Hylands Park, Chelmsford last Saturday. The course was around the country park mainly on grassland but included a section through forest so the going was fast on a mainly firm surface. The ladies raced over 6.2km and the leading finisher from Ilford AC was Melinda Jones in 38th in 29mins 52 secs in her first race on the country this season. One place and 4 seconds later Dianne Crisp came home with Nicola Hopkinson giving her usual battling performance in 45th with 30m 07s. the team was completed by the evergreen Pam Jones in 76th with a time of …Read More

  Essex XC League Individual Standings – 18/11/2012  

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Essex XC League  Individual Standings - 18/11/2012

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  Ilford AC Press Report 12/11/2012  

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 Ilford AC Press Report 12/11/2012

Essex Cross Country League – Hilly Fields Colchester 10 athletes from ilford AC made the journey out to Colchester for the second round of this winter’s Essex Cross-Country League. The race took place at Hilly Fields over a firm but challenging course. The senior women raced over 6km and the side was led home by Dianne Crisp in 49th place in a field of around one hundred in 28 mins 23 secs. next up was Jenni Sheehan with a good run and fast finish for 53rd in 29m 09s. Nicola Hopkinson also improved her position in the home straight moving up to 58th with 29m 53s. Combined they finished in 12th place in the 24 team match. The in form …Read More

  Ilford AC Walking Section – Press Release 12/11/2012  

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WHIFF OF SUCCESS Ilford AC sent a strong squad to Lee Valley on a mild Saturday afternoon where they contested the 86th Annual Enfield Open 7 Miles Walk, along an “out-and-back” course beside a canal, which was completed 3 times. The course took its 63 participants alongside a large large Sewage Works Works, and what little breeze there was unfortunately blew in the walkers’ direction! With 3 noted International, led by London Olympian Dominic King (Colchester Harriers) easily filling the frame, a serious race was on for 4th spot – which was claimed by FRANCISCO REIS, a former winner of this long established race, in 57 minutes and 46 seconds. He was well backed up by Captain STEVE UTTLEY who …Read More