St Albans, Letchworth and Stevenage parkruns record 150 personal bests
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 20 Oct, 06:20 · Archive
Three parkrun events across Hertfordshire on Saturday saw 1,119 participants record a combined 150 personal best times.
Three Hertfordshire parkrun events took place on Saturday, welcoming a combined 1,119 participants. St Albans parkrun at Verulamium Park held its 701st event with 348 runners and walkers, recording 42 personal bests. Letchworth parkrun at Grange Recreation Ground attracted 157 participants for its 387th event, with 24 personal bests. Stevenage parkrun at Fairlands Valley Park had the largest turnout with 614 participants for its 476th event, registering 84 personal bests.
At St Albans, Alastair Rohrer was the fastest finisher in 17.29, with Hannah Burkhardt leading the women in 19.38. At Letchworth, Stuart Palmer crossed first in 20.28, while Abi Brown was fastest female in 24.05. Stevenage saw Casey Stevenson finish first in 16.46, with Liga Gray leading the women in 20.29.
All three events were run by volunteers from the local community, with each event requiring dozens of organisers and support staff to operate successfully.
How it is being reported
- St Albans parkrun results: 42 personal bests at event number 701St Albans parkrun welcomed 348 participants for its 701st event at Verulamium Park.Herts Advertiser · 20 Oct, 05:00
- Letchworth parkrun results: 24 personal bests at event number 387Letchworth parkrun welcomed 157 participants for its 387th event at Grange Recreation Ground.The Comet · 20 Oct, 05:00
- Stevenage parkrun results: 84 personal bests at event number 476Stevenage parkrun welcomed 614 participants for its 476th event at Fairlands Valley Park.The Comet · 20 Oct, 05:00
In this story: St Albans parkrun · Letchworth parkrun · Stevenage parkrun · Verulamium Park · Grange Recreation Ground · Fairlands Valley Park
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