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Results for the Worcester 10km, 01-Jun-2014

Andy McIntosh and I made the trip to Worcester to run in the ‘Peak Performance 10K’. Now, you know there are some races that have everything and you can’t wait to recommend them to your fellow runners, well this one had NOTHING.

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Results for the Quad Kids Godiva Track Meeting, 18-May-2014

21 Sphinx AC juniors competed in 4 events – a 75 metre sprint, 600 metre run, a long jump series and a throwing event. Well done to all. There are another 2 meetings, at Nuneaton and Rugby, later in the summer.

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Results for various parkruns, 31-May-2014

39 Sphinx AC runners/family/friends ran this weekend, across 6 parkruns, with 2 PBs and 3 top 10 finishes.

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[Updated] Results for the Coventry Sprint Triathlon, 25-May-2014

7 Sphinx AC runners took part in this local sprint triathlon, which consisted of a 400m swim, 20km bike, and 5km run.

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Results for the Coventry Sprint Triathlon, 25-May-2014

6 Sphinx AC runners took part in this local sprint triathlon, which consisted of a 400m swim, 20km bike, and 5km run.

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Results for the Tewkesbury half-marathon, 25-May-2014

Mitch and Jackie Timms represented Sphinx in this Gloucestershire half-marathon.

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Results for various parkruns, 24-May-2014

With our local Coventry parkrun not on, we bring you Sphinx parkrun on tour (in very wet conditions in the Midlands).

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Results for the EMGP Blisworth 5, 23-May-2014

10 Sphinx AC runners took on the 3rd race in the East Midlands Grand Prix series, with Ash winning his category prize and Dorota setting a 5 mile PB.

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Results for the Hilly 100, 18-May-2014

Two Sphinx AC teams completed this popular 100 mile team race, finishing 14th and 32nd.

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Results for the Snowdonia Slateman Triathlon, 18-May-2014

3 Sphinx runners took on this multi-discipline event, swimming, biking, and running their way to the finish line. Photos and review are courtesy of Julie Hall:

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