Submitted by Clermont Waterfront parkrun

It is finally beginning to feel a little more like fall at the Clermont Waterfront parkrun! The temperature on Saturday morning dipped to 58 degrees, nearly perfect running weather. Visitors may laugh as we are shivering, but that is pretty cold for Floridians! These ideal conditions brought over 30 parkrunners home to a new PR. A total of 143 people ran, jogged and walked the course, of whom 46 were first timers. Representatives of 28 different clubs took part.

Overseas visitor Andrew Lovelock took first place this weekend with a solid time of 18:40. He was followed by Joel Thompson in 19:15. Kevin Grogan got back to racing again with his 19:52 for a third-place finish.

On the female side, junior Charlotte Young from England took first with a time of 21:19. Suzanne Brennan and Maddy Pullen finished second and third with times of 22:30 and 23:12, respectively.

Joel Thompson ran his 150th parkrun this weekend. Parkrun regular Rissie Thieler ran her 125th parkrun! Congratulations Joel and Rissie!

Kendyl Cardwell, who has been doing a great job of writing our parkrun recaps reached her 25th volunteer milestone! Thanks Kendyl for all you do!

 

The event was made possible by 13 volunteers:

Neil SUTTON • Bill POST • Isobel SUTTON • Kendyl CARDWELL • Kelly MARIC • Josh CASTLEMAN • Timothy ETTRIDGE • David HARMON • Daniel WHITEHOUSE • Glenn ROBERTSON • Mary SURPRENANT • Maureen MANNION • Dieter GRUBE

Today’s full results and a complete event history can be found on the Clermont Waterfront parkrun Results Page.

The female record is held by Kate BAZELEY who recorded a time of 17:17 on 20th February 2016 (event number 124), and by Ani VELTCHEVA who also recorded a time of 17:17 on 18th March 2017 (event number 173).
The male record is held by Ollie GARROD who recorded a time of 15:39 on 18th August 2018 (event number 245).

Clermont Waterfront parkrun started on 27th April 2013. Since then 6,835 participants have completed 21,031 parkruns covering a total distance of 105,155 km, including 3,363 new Personal Bests.