Showing posts with label Paarlauf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paarlauf. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 December 2019

Parlauf at Hampton

Two JFS teams set off for Hampton school for the highly different and enjoyable Parlauf

Running in teams of three, this flexible relay over the 1.8 mile course for 24 minutes is basically shuttle runs and not at all the usual XC scene

Both the Senior and Inter team ran really well against stiff opposition

The Seniors finishing 6th, and the Inters 5th

The teams were

Seniors

Freddy Georgiou
Ebuka Nkamuo
Malachi Messette

Inters

Chizoba Nakamuo
Chris Finch Paul Hewitt

Thursday, 6 December 2018

Medals at Hampton

A wet and soggy course greeted the 2 senior teams at the Hampton Paarlauf on Wednesday but an absence of some of the schools from previous years raised hopes of a medal.

The Paarlauf is always fun and very different from normal meets

The teams of 3 run continuously around a 1 mile course for 24 minutes, passing the baton when they see fit but having run a minimum of 400 metres with it. In effect this results in around 500-600 metres for each runner, who then has to jog back along the course to receive the baton for their next leg.

It was quickly apparent that Guildford would win as their team streaked into a massive lead, but JFS were in 3 rd place after the first rotation, and were able to hold off challenges quite comfortably to finish with well-deserved bronze medals!

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The B team were pleasantly surprised to win the First Senior B Team and so gold medals to them

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Well done all!

Thursday, 15 December 2016

Tough Run at Hampton!


Wednesday 7th December

St Pauls-hampton Paarlauf  Competition

 

     SENIORS U20

     Lutakome

     A Galvin                 4th A TEAM    

     Wells

 

     Brant

     Hodgson             B TEAM   9th

     Daburn                                                

 

     INTERS U17    

     Ercolano

    Jones               RUNNERS UP

     A Smith

    

     Good results in a surprisingly strong field of opposition.