Race Reports

Striders of Croydon produced a good team performance in their final Surrey Cross-Country League Division Two match of the season at Dorking on Saturday. They finished fourth of the nine clubs in the match, and finished fifth in the final Division Two table. Striders were led by Lee Flanagan who ran very well to place

Krzysztof Klidzia, from Striders of Croydon, ran very well to win the weekly parkrun in Lloyd Park on Saturday morning, covering the muddy five-kilometre course in 19 minutes 34 seconds, and finishing 91 seconds ahead of his nearest challenger. Club colleague Natalie Osher was the third woman to finish, placing 28th overall in 28 minutes

Krzysztof Klidzia, from Striders of Croydon, ran well to place fifth out of 107 finishers in the weekly parkrun at Lloyd Park on Saturday. He completed the five-kilometre course, much of which was still covered by snow and ice, in 20 minutes 06 seconds. Paul Finch was 14th (21.47) with Paul Cripps 24th (23.08) and

Striders of Croydon had five of the nine finishers in the weekly parkrun in Lloyd Park on Saturday. They were led by Lee Flanagan who ran well to place second of the 54 finishers, completing the snow-covered course in 19 minutes 36 seconds. Krzysztof Klidzia was fourth (20.15) with Damian Macenhill fifth (21.32), Simon Ambrosi

Striders of Croydon faced strong opposition in their penultimate Surrey Cross-Country League Division Two match of the season, at Mitcham Common on Saturday. They finished sixth of the nine clubs in the match, and remain fifth in the overall Division Two table with one match remaining. Striders were led by Lee Flanagan, who produced his

Striders of Croydon produced a good team performance to place seventh out of 15 clubs in the Surrey Cross-Country Championships, held on Saturday at Lloyd Park. Belgrave won the senior men’s event from Hercules-Wimbledon, Herne Hill, SLH, Reigate and Clapham. However Striders’ total of 407 points placed them ahead of Guildford, Croydon Harriers, Tadworth, Sutton,

Damian Macenhill, from Striders of Croydon, ran well to gain a convincing win in the Christmas Day parkrun at a waterlogged Lloyd Park. He finished more than a minute clear of his nearest rival, recording 20 minutes 40 seconds. Serena Stracey completed a Striders double by being the first woman to finish, placing sixth overall