Stubbington 10k race ready for return

The Stubbington 10k returns tomorrow with some of the south's fastest men and women ready to do battle.
Natasha Doel celebrates her Stubbington 10k win in 2015Natasha Doel celebrates her Stubbington 10k win in 2015
Natasha Doel celebrates her Stubbington 10k win in 2015

Last year Great Britain international Natasha Doel took the ladies’ prize.

The Aldershot, Farnham & District athlete led a strong women’s field.

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Doel won with a time of 35min 08sec, ahead of Winchester’s Lucy Elliott who recorded 36.12 and Erica Fogg, from New Forest Runners, who finished in 36.30.

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Joe Wade

Winchester’s Toby Lambert was the first male finisher as he clocked a time of 30.35.

He held off the challenge from Aldershot’s Joe Wade who finished in second place as he crossed the line in 30.41.

Daniel O’Boyle was the first athlete from host club, Stubbington Green Runners, recording 31.36.

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A total of 1,665 finishers ensured the race was a spectacular success.

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Joe Wade

And this time around the popular event was closed to entries two months ago.

It is number six in the 2015-16 Hampshire Road Race League.

After the Victory 5, Stubbington Green Runners are currently third in men’s A division one.

Portsmouth Joggers are second in men’s division two, with Fareham Crusaders in fourth spot.

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And Portsmouth Joggers ladies top division two, ahead of Fareham in second.

Stubbington ladies are third in division one.

In the ladies’ individual rankings, Portsmouth Joggers athlete Naouele McHugh leads the way out of all those who have completed all five races so far.

Tomorrow’s race starts at 10am with the headquarters at Crofton Community Centre, Stubbington Lane, PO14 2PP.

There is limited parking available for runners at Crofton Secondary School, Crofton Anne Dale Junior School and Baycroft School.

The course is flat with a sprinkling of gentle inclines.

Runners can look forward to 8k of closed smooth-surfaced roads and plenty of support to help cheer everyone to the finish.

Don’t miss The News next week for race report and pictures from the event.

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