JP’s Exe to Axe 2019
JP’s Exe to Axe 2019 The JP’s Exe to Axe is a grade B fell race and has been described by Runners World as a brute of a race
PB at Seaton Park Run
Despite a route change at Seaton that included a longer pebble stretch and the first airing of her Mighty Green Shirt, Sarah Johnson achieved a new PB.of 32m55s.
Deep River Trail
Terry Arrives Early In The Deep River Trail Early in the morning on Saturday the 23rd of March, SRC Chair Terry Bewes, set off to run the 10k Deep
Weston-Super-Mare
Weston Super Mare Half Marathon On Sunday the 24th of March. Cheryl Boulton took part in the Weston-Super-Mare half marathon. At 10:15 the Weston Super Half Marathoners set off
Parkrun #100
A Tale Of One Hundred Park Runs A massive well done and round of applause for David Skinner, who on Saturday the 16th of March, returned to his local
Bath 1/2M
Bath Half Marathon The Bath Half Marathon is a flat course, which straddles both sides of the River Avon and avoids all the hills that surround the City. It is
AGM 2019
The Grizzly 2019
Haldon Forest
David Skinner at Haldon Hill David Skinner tried a different parkrun today, an undulating route in Haldon Forest. He passed through the finish in 136/168 in 34m36s. He said “You
Inter-Counties
Toby Garrick Competes In The British Inter-Counties Cross Country Championships Toby Garrick competed at the British Inter-Counties Cross Country Championships in Loughborough on Saturday the 9th of March. It was
Woodbury Common
Battle Of Woodbury Common. Hosted by Wild Night Events and based at Bicton College, The Battle Of Woodbury Common took place in the evening of the 2nd of March
Dalwood 3 Hills
Debbie and Don Do The Dalwood. The three hills challenge is a distance of 10 miles, with a multi-terrain route which took the runners around the beautiful hills of Dalwood
Exeter 10k
The Exeter 10k. Laura Broughton ran in the Exeter 10km on the 24th of February and was really chuffed with her performance. The race started and finished at Exeter Quay
Resolution Run
Resolution Run 2019 at Escot. An absolutely beautiful day for a fun-run in the sun came on Sunday the 24th of February for the Resolution Run 2019. The Resolution Run
Four Trigs 2019
Jo Pavey MBE Starts The Four Trigs 2019. Club ambassador, Jo Pavey MBE started the Four Trigs 2019 running event from Port Royal on Sunday morning. One Hundred and seventeen
Jo’s visit
Jo's Visit to Sidmouth Running Club On Wednesday evening Sidmouth Running Club’s Ambassador Jo Pavey MBE, was welcomed by Chairman Terry Bewes to the weekly club night meet
Exmouth Parkrun
Mighty Greens at Exmouth On Saturday 16th of February, fourteen Mighty Greens took part in the Exmouth Parkrun. Not a day for great views as it was pretty misty, but
Exeter 1/2M
Exeter Half Marathon The Exeter Half Marathon started from the quayside at Exeter with a traffic free and mostly flat route, apart from the hill from the crematorium up to
Events to look out for
Recommended events and notices
- JP’s Exe to Axe 2019.
- Provisional Individual Results and Provisional Relay Results are now available.Please let us know if there are any problems.
- Link to huge Gallery of photos from this year’s race thanks to Kyle Baker Photography
- Information on this tough event
- On-line entries are available through SiEntries for Individuals only.
- Paper Entries are available for Individuals and Teams. Team entries are only by paper form.
- Course description.
- Gallery of previous races.
- Provisional Individual Results and Provisional Relay Results are now available.Please let us know if there are any problems.
- Sidmouth Running Club East Devon Spring Series 2019. This is a non-competitive team activity and consists of a series of off-road races in the first half of 2019. A suggested training plan is included to encourage as many club members to take part.
- Mighty Green Ambassadors.
- Make an Entry. Start the new season now with your events for March 2019 to February 2020. Any more mighty green entries for March ’19. Have got 13 to date. It would be a shame to stop on such an unlucky number!
What is it all about? The aim is for all club members to represent SRC at least once every month by taking part in a running event or by representing SRC as a volunteer at a race or social event. Each event only counts once (different park runs are counted as different events) and although the aim is for one each month you only need to collect 10 over the 12 month period (2 months allowed for holidays or injury). However only one event per month counts towards the 10. - Final list of entries for 2018/2019.
- Make an Entry. Start the new season now with your events for March 2019 to February 2020. Any more mighty green entries for March ’19. Have got 13 to date. It would be a shame to stop on such an unlucky number!
View the Might Green Gallery