10/10/2026
Event number #652
- the one with a rainbow, and Calum tried to sing without the megaphone! 📣 🎶
209 of you went round a rather soggy-under-foot Burnage today - supported by 33 fab volunteers
We welcomed 8 brand new parkrunners to the fold today.
Well done to:
Artie Thomson
Benjamin Walter
Cleo Thomson
Ella Whyke
Felicity Crawford
Michael McGinty
Sam Neal
Robert Walter
There was some milestones and round numbers today.
Congratulations goes to Nicholas Rank, who did his 250th parkrun.
A massive well done, and thank you goes to Jacqueline Cheetham who joins the V25 volunteer club, who was a marshal and token sorter today.
Today, our Furthest Flung tourists came all the way from Sydney, Australia - Andrew and Eva Blanda.
Eva made Burnage her 150th parkrun. Although not a milestone, a nice round number all the same.
It was nice to meet both of you, and an interview with Calum (along with the Neighbours theme-influenced sing-song) may well feature on a future episode of the parkrun Adventurers podcast - watch this space!
Top of the Age Grade chart this week goes to:
Markus Coffey - 78:07%
Nicky Mowat - 83:26 %
The Top 3 finishers today:
Benjamin Smith: 18:45
Jon Crockett: 19:28
Martin Coffey: 19:41
Fiona Wilson: 22:23
Rachael Moat: 23:40
Rachel Burke: 23:48
Our 'Runniest' parkrunners this week were:
Peter Wall: 575 parkruns
Alicia Curtis: 573 parkruns
The club with the biggest number of participants this week was Moor Road Runners with 9 of you joining in (not including the volunteers).
This week I've included a breakdown of some of the clubs that did Burnage this week.
Well done to the 17 of you who pb'd today.
As always, a big thanks goes to all of our volunteers who helped to make today a big success.
One last thing that I wanted to highlight - which was passed to myself on more than one occasion today - was positive feedback about how polite the speedier runners were when overtaking others in the field today. That is great to hear, and an example of what we want to promote at Burnage.
Remember that if you want to get involved with any of the volunteering aspects at Burnage parkrun, then please do get in touch with the team. The best way is to email in with your barcode number, and with some details as what role you would want have a go at.
We are always open to new volunteers joining us, and the Run Directors are more than happy to show folk the ropes on the morning.
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