Beverley Athletic Club
About Us

Beverley Athletic Club has a short history dating back to February 1993. The club came about when newcomer to the area and keen runner, Peter Brown, suggested to the Leisure centre manager at the time, John Taylor, that in view of the number of people running around Beverley on their own there may be enough interest to form a running group at the leisure centre.

Mr Taylor paid for an advertisement to appear in the Beverley Advertiser inviting interested parties to attend a meeting at the leisure centre. As a result of 15 people attending the meeting and expressing an interest it was decided to trial group runs on a Wednesday evening. Despite attendance figures of less than half a dozen in the early weeks, numbers slowly picked up and a decision was taken to become an affiliated athletics club.

Since then annual membership figures have risen each year, topping 100 for the first time on 12th January 2000. Currently membership stands at approximately 180 and has also extended to a thriving and successful juniors club of approximately 30.

Welcome to Beverley AC

Welcome to Beverley Athletic Club, established in 1993.

We are a friendly running club interested primarily in road and cross country running.  We welcome runners of all abilities, shapes, sizes and ages!

We meet on Wednesdays at differing locations every week for a club run, and we also have other session types throughout the week, on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, which compliment any training programme.  If you are new to running, come and take those first steps with us, where you will be in safe hands.

We also have a very enthusiastic junior club for members over 9 years old.  The junior club meet on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings.

Please see our Training Sessions section lower down/on the Calendar page for further detail of what we offer and where.

Notices & Events

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Statement regarding races

Beverley Athletic Club are responsible for organising two public events in the area each year – the Pittaway Beverley 10k and Short Race in May, and the Viking Pest Control Walkington 10k & Westwood Mortgage Advisers fun run in July.  We are aware that a company called RunThrough are organising a half marathon race in August to take place in and around Beverley.  Whilst we wish them every success with their event, we would like it to be known that Beverley AC are in no way associated with this event or RunThrough.

Yorkshire Wolds Way Relay 2026

The Wolds Way Relay Challenge is back on 24th May 2026.  A 10 Leg Relay Challenge Run limited to 25 teams from local UKA Affiliated Athletic Clubs. This is not an official race but timing will be provided.

As with the last 4 years it is once again being run from North (Filey) to South (Hessle).

A Team Captain should be appointed to enter their team.  After entry they will be contacted to supply team members’ details from their Club.  It is recommended you have at least one reserve that is familiar with the route.  Team category options are Male, Female and mixed teams.  Entry fee is £50 per Team (£5 per runner), this is to cover costs and a bottle of Wolds Way Beer!

A donation of £1 per runner will also be made to  National Trails  who maintain the Yorkshire Wolds Way.

This year the route will be run in reverse, from Filey back “down hill” to Hessle.  The route follows the official Yorkshire Wolds Way, with a 7:30am start at Filey Brigg and finishes at Hessle Foreshore. There will be no additional waymarking or marshals.  It is therefore essential that teams recce the route/legs in advance.

Eight of the ten legs vary in distance from 7 to 9 miles.  The two remaining legs are 5 and 3 miles.

Read more about the individual legs here.  

Our Greener Club

At Bev AC we are committed to ensuring our club and its members have a positive impact on the environment.  As a club we have made a number of pledges.  These are just a few…

  • We encourage all our members to be mindful of how and what purchases they make regarding running kit, including repairs and recycling.
  • Encourage car sharing travel and other environmentally friendly modes of transport to club events, races and running generally.
  • To make our club-organised races as sustainable as possible and reduce the waste, no single use plastics etc.
  • To foster links with our local community organisations to maximise resources and support local businesses and charities

Read more in our pledges.
Green champions pledge
Bev AC Sustainability pledge form 14.03.24

Beverley AC and friends run for Ukraine

On Wednesday evening 23rd March Beverley AC invited other local clubs to join is in a fund raiser for Ukraine.  We invited Barton and District Athletic Club to join us, who also run in yellow and blue, as a mark of solidarity for our Ukrainian friends.  Around 120 people dressed in their club colours and enjoyed run routes around Beverley of between 3 and 7 miles.  Through the generous donations of everyone, in providing raffle prizes and a wonderful spread of buffet food, we enjoyed a really lovely evening and raised £1000 for the Disasters Emergency Committee.  Our thanks to all who came and supported, and to BADAC for topping up the donation pot to tip it over the £1000 mark!

Pass the Baton Relay Challenge 20/21

Early on in the first lockdown in April 2020, Nicole Dawson got us all motivated by creating the Relay Challenge.  The rules were simple.  Once you were nominated for a leg, make a home-made number which corresponded to your leg number, go for a run of any pace and distance preferrably in your club vest and number, then pass your home-made baton on to another Bev AC member.  Our “batons” varied enormously, There was evidence of an actual relay baton at one point, however for the most part they consisted of things like the obligatory banana, paint rollers, bottles of wine (a worryingly common theme), trophies, dogs, cats, tortoises, chip spice, chip spice and a black pudding!  The relay covered ?? miles, included 143 members and ran for just over a year.  For her efforts Nicole Dawson was awarded a special Lockdown award.  We have a photo album of a lot of our “Battoners” on our website.

Here’s our total list of runners and riders…
1) Nicole Dawson, 2) Catherine Snowball, 3) Phil Belton, 4) Bruce Woodford, 5) Lynne Beer, 6) Megan Chown, 7) Lauren Turner, 8) John Nicholls, 9) Chris Gibson, 10) Paula Nicholls, 11) Paul Furness, 12) Chris Dunn, 13) Mark Wilson, 14) Bradley Freeman, 15) Linda Wright. 16) Jackie Hardman, 17) Patrick Marshall, 18) Rich North, 19) Stephen Walker, 20) Anna Pugson, 21) Laura Emms, 22) Richard Parkin, 23) Penny Booth, 24) Vivienne Williamson, 25) Carol Cooke, 26) Christine Whitehouse, 27) Catriona Williamson, 28) Nicola Riley, 29) Victoria Evins, 30) Jo Rowland, 31) Alison Benson, 32) Rebecca Turner, 33) David Meilhan, 34) Peter Henderson, 35) Fiona Oakes, 36) Susan McIntyre, 37) Matthew Frampton, 38) Gary Walford, 40) Kay Farrow, 40) Valeriya Marshall, 41) Neil Bant, 42) Rob Reid, 43) Jed Holden, 44) Lucy Stamford, 45) Emma Greensmith, 46) Alan Flint, 47) Dave Morrison 48) Simon Bishop, 49) Brian Young, 50) Dean Field, 51) Jackie Edwards, 52) Andy Grainger, 53) Andy Wilks, 54) Nigel Wilson, 55) Peter Allen 56) Sheila Dixon, 57) Jan Stott, 58) Sue Cooke, 59) Kobus VDW, 60) Alastair Borthwick, 61) Josh Smith, 62) Simon Shiels, 63) Chrissie Shiels, 64) Anji Ward, 65) Demi Lidster, 66) Dave Clarke, 67) Sandy Milson, 68) Matthew Skinns, 69) Shaun Thornborough, 70) Stuart Eskrett, 71) Paul Clark, 72) Mark Dalton, 73) Lucas Meagor, 74) Frank Harrison, 75) Carol Botterill, 76) James Durham, 77) Stella Evins, 78) Jayne Dale, 79) Andy Tate, 80) Paul Allen, 81) Arthur Dhog, 82) Sam Allen, 83) Lewis Holloway, 84) Luke Davison and Bruno, 85) Jonathan Ewen, 86) Anthea Hutchinson, 87) Anna Ramsden, 88) Simon Pick, 89) Fran Ibson, 90) Elaine Lang, 91) Emma Gray, 92) Andy Johnson, 93) Laura Egan, 94) Julia Twigger, 95) Suzie Hulse, 96) Mathias Hulse, 97) Stephen Williets, 98) Phil Savage, 99) Stuart Little, 100) Pam Atkins, 101) Rachel Woad, 102) Nic Woad, 103) Jody Horth, 104) Dan Hammond, 105) Steve Jackson, 106) Helen Townend, 107) Laura McLachlan, 108) Heather Elvidge, 109) Jacqui Dickinson, 110) Richard Uttley 111) Peter Garrett, 112) Ellen Harrison, 113) Mike Blamires 114) Graeme Pittaway, 115) Roy Steele, 116) Jim McGivern, 117) Steve Richmond, 118) Fiona Holland, 119) Steve Parkinson, 120) Adrian Messingham, 121) Mike Proudlove, 122) Darren Edge, 123) Adi Hancock, 124) Patrick McConnell, 125) Rosa Hole, 126) Linda Pashby, 127) Martin Green, 128) Julia Peplow, 129) Jane Skeates, 130) Suzie Kettrick, 131) Paul Readshaw, 132) Gary Thomas, 133) Helen and Alfie Ryan, 145) Peter Watkinson, 135) Jess Hobson, 136) Mandy Whittingham, 137) Steve Ogden, 138) Elaine Julian, 139) Clare Gardiner, 140) Steve Marsay, 141) David Elliot-Button, 142) Kathryn Walker, and finally 143) Nicole Dawson.

The Great 2021 Chicken Run!

As lockdown restrictions eased Beverley AC has been able to organise our long awaited (or de-laid…) “Chicken Run”.  We had hoped to offer this last year, however it was not safe to do so.  All those members who wanted to be involved, were given a recipient name, address and dietary info…and were tasked with secret delivery of an Easter treat!  We witnessed some eggcellent offerings…

Everyone who took part really got into the spirit of it and were involved in something eggstra special.  From making big paper mache egg bunnies to donning slightly disturbing rabbit masks!  Jayne Dale (I have to let that Easter cat out the bag there to give her the credit she deserves!) kindly knitted little hats for Creme Eggs and delivered them to the junior squad at their training session.  Of course the hats were in our Club colours!

Well done everyone….it was an eggstraodinary thing!

Thinking of trying us on for size?

Beverley AC are currently running Strength and Conditioning sessions on Mondays at 7pm, our regular ‘Club Run’ on Wednesdays at 6:20pm, ‘Speed training’ on Thursdays at 6:30pm and an ‘Introduction to speed training’ session on Fridays at 6:00pm.  Find out more about each of these sessions on our Train With Us page.  If you would like to attend a session please contact the secretary Fiona or our membership secretary Catriona in advance.

We operate a Welcome Runner squad at every club run (Wednesday), which gives any new joiners support on that first run and an opportunity to find out more about the club.  It also gives our leaders an opportunity to safely assess your ability so we can signpost you to a running buddy of a similar ability the next time you come back.  Wherever possible we organise runners according to pace before setting of.  This gives new people who don’t know who to run with a chance to meet similarly paced people.  Also on our Wednesday run we offer a group warm-up event at 6:20pm comprising a gentle jog and running drills.  If you have hopped straight out the car to join us it’s the perfect start!

We look forward to welcoming you to our friendly and inclusive club.

Risk assessments and online health and safety incident reporting

Definitions for the purpose of reporting:

  • Accident: An event that results in injury or ill health;
  • Incident: an event not causing harm, but has the potential to cause injury or ill health;
  • Fatality – An event that results in death.

As part of UK Athletics’ ongoing commitment to provide a safe sport, anyone who has witnessed or been involved in either an accident or incident, is asked to complete a short online report.

This is done using UKAs online reporting forms.  The information that you provide will help to prevent future occurrences of similar incidents and also provide an overview of the type and frequency of accidents when they do occur.

Compiling our accident/incident information in this way is useful for many reasons and most significantly helps us to identify any specific issues or trends with regards to accidents or injuries.

To report an accident, incident or fatality submit the form below.

Note: If an accident has resulted in serious injury, or a hazard is so serious that it could result in an accident in the immediate future, it is important that these facts are reported immediately to the relevant Facility Operator, Race Director or Local Authority Health & Safety Manager.

Please complete the appropriate form here.

BAC Beverley 10K & Fun Run 2024 Event Plan FINAL April 2024

Club Runs – UKA Risk Assessment
Couch to 5k – UKA Risk Assessment
Speed Trg – UKA Risk Assessment
Strength and cond – UKA Risk Assessment
Beverley AC Juniors UKA indoor risk assessment template Nov 2022
Beverley AC Juniors UKA outdoor risk assessment template Nov 2022
Bev AC hosted events – UKA Risk Assessment

Why join?

Deciding to join a club is one of the best things that any runner, whatever their level, can do.  Club membership can often instigate big improvements in performance and, more importantly, provide enduring memories, experiences and companionship.  We all run for different reasons, whether it’s to lose weight, keep passably fit or, in some cases, to enter and maybe even win races. But whatever the motivation for lacing up the trainers and hitting the roads and trails, there’s a compelling reason why being a member of a club can help make running even better.

So now that we know it’s a great idea, why join brilliant Beverley AC?  This is why…
*  3 coach lead sessions per week, plus 1 club run;
*  Support, training advice and coaching from UKA affiliated Coaches, Leaders in Running Fitness or Coaching Assistants;
*  Free entry to regional and national relay and county events;
*  Northern and national cross country events with free transport often provided;
*  Access to local road and cross country leagues.
*  Subsidised meals at club events for example 6 summar away nights, AGM, Santa Run, club duathlon;
*  Huge subsidy on annual presentation evening;
*  UKA membership (worth £15);
*  New members (including those who have not been a member for 5 years) will also receive a club vest (with an option of having your name printed on it);
*  Opportunities for additional training, for example in traffic management, first aid and coaching qualifications;
*  Discounts and free delivery at large online retailer;
*  Unlimited support;
*  A great bunch of friends.

Awards categories and previous awards nominees and winners

Our awards presentation night takes place every Spring.

This is our clubs’ biggest celebration of its members and their running achievements for the year.  We celebrate our fastest runners over all the distances, our handicap winners, knock-out cup winners and of course the many nominations for the discretionary awards that come from you.  We hand out over 40 prizes.  You are asked to make nominations via an easy to complete online survey.  So start having a think about the people who have inspired you this year…  Maybe they improved?  … Maybe they supported you to improve?  … Maybe their positive attitude has inspired you to great things.… Maybe they work tirelessly for the club?  … Maybe you have made a good friend through the club that has supported you on a journey.  … Maybe you made a friend that just made you laugh.  We celebrate everyone!  Please start having a think about what awards you might nominate for.  Don’t forget that these awards cover the calendar year, so get that memory stretched back over the whole year!

Here are the categories and a brief description of them.

Rankings related awards

Award Criteria Decided how
Fastest 5k of the year Female member Annual rankings data
Fastest 5k of the year Male member Annual rankings data
Fastest 10k of the year Female member Annual rankings data
Fastest 10k of the year Male member Annual rankings data
Fastest 10 mile of the year Female member Annual rankings data
Fastest 10 mile of the year Male member Annual rankings data
Fastest ½ marathon of the year Female member Annual rankings data
Fastest ½ marathon of the year Male member Annual rankings data
Fastest marathon of the year Female member Annual rankings data
Fastest marathon of the year Male member Annual rankings data
Fastest Vet 40 of the year Female member, over any distance. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 40 of the year Male member, over any distance. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 50 of the year Female member, over any distance. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 50 of the year Male member, over any distance. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 60 of the year Female member, over any distance. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 60 of the year Male member, over any distance. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 70 of the year Female member, running over any distance, including those aged 80 and over. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Fastest Vet 70 of the year Male member, running over any distance, including those aged 80 and over. Age graded percentage as determined by ‘Power of 10’.
Duathlon winner Female member Female winner
Duathlon winner Male member Male winner

Handicap awards

Race 1 1st place
Race 2 1st place
Race 3 1st place
Race 4 1st place
Race 5 1st place
Race 6 1st place
Race 7 1st place
Race 8 1st place
Race 9 1st place
Race 10 1st place
Race 11 1st place
Race 12 1st place
Race 13 1st place
Race 14 1st place
Race 15 1st place
Series overall 1st place
10k series 1st place
Completed 10 races or more. Free membership

Discretionary awards

Name of award Criteria Decided how.
Race performance of the year Any race, of any distance (excluding marathon) and any gender.  Recognises an outstanding performance over any race distance other than the marathon.  Maybe an outstanding personal best, a noteworthy performance on a challenging course or conditions, a return from injury, displaying incredible resilience or a brilliant fight to the finish. Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Marathon performance of the year Any race and any gender, specifically relating to this iconic race distance (26.2 miles).  Recognises an outstanding performance over 26.2 miles.  Maybe an outstanding personal best, a noteworthy performance on a challenging course or conditions, a return from injury, an incredible first marathon, displaying incredible resilience or a brilliant fight to the finish. Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Ultra-distance performance of the year Awarded to either gender.  Awarded to the runner who has achieved the most noteworthy performance over a distance beyond 26.2 miles.  This could be a first timer, success against the odds of conditions and terrain or an incredible time over an epic distance. Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Most improved runner of the year Awarded to either gender.  Awarded to the club member who has made the most notable improvement in performances compared to any previous year.  This would take account of a range of distances and the percentage increase in performances across the year. Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Most promising newcomer of the year Awarded to either gender. 
Club member who has joined during the calendar year who shows the most potential. (Members who have re-joined after a gap of 5 or less years are not eligible).		 Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Club team effort of the year Recognises a team (2 or more) who have worked together to achieve an aim.  This could be a notable result, impressive time or through team spirit and collaboration to achieve a goal.  This may not necessarily be associated with a race. Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Green award of the year An individual or team who have worked hard to further our club’s green principles. Nominations from members, decided by Committee.
Committee award of the year Chosen by the committee in recognition of someone who has shown commitment and dedication in support of their club. Decided by Committee.
Club member’s member The award is in recognition of a member’s contribution to the club either during that year or over a period of time but, primarily, not through running achievements. Nominations from members, voted by members.
Club runner of the year This is considered the top award for the evening and is awarded to the club member considered to have achieved the most during the year in terms of running results.   This may be through improved results, achievements in various races, or overcoming adversity to succeed. Nominations from members, voted by members.

Any club member can nominate themselves or another club member, during January each year for the preceding calendar year.  The Committee then discuss all those nominated at their February committee meeting.  In the event any committee member is nominated, they leave the room for the conversation of that particular award.  The Committee reserve the right to reallocate a nomination to an alternative category or withdraw a nomination if deemed not suitable.  The awards discussion is facilitated by a volunteer.

Here are the full list of nominees and winners from previous years.  Well done to all our members, for making our club what it is.  A big well done to all our very worthy winners.

Awards night for 2025 winners
Winners and shortlisters 2024
Awards shortlisters and winners for year 2023
Total list of nominees and winners 2022
Awards Listings 2021 (presented 2022)
Virtual Awards 2020 winners
Award Winners Summary 2019
 Awards Winners 2018
Awards winners 2017

High Praise for Beverley AC from Archbishop

At Beverley AC this year we were lucky enough to be supported by Archbishop Dr John Sentamu, who included a visit to our B&A Scaffolding Fun Run and Pittaway Beverley 10k as part of his mission to Beverley.  He was delighted to be such an active part in proceedings and was very impressed by everyone’s efforts.  Well done Fun Runners and 10k’ers alike who made that day so special for him.

Beverley Saints cycling group

Beverley Saints is a cycling group, originally established from runners of Beverley AC, but also includes friends and like minded people who enjoy the many health and social benefits by cycling on the many routes East Riding offers.
The group does not indulge in competitive events and is not affiliated to British cycling, but is simply an informal group with its own identity and customised kit.  We meet on Thursday evenings at 6.30pm from Beverley Leisure Complex (May – September) and generally cycle 20-25 miles with a pub stop at the end.  The group are also looking to arrange some Sunday morning rides in the winter (weather permitting!

If you are interested in joining us, please contact Andy Tate andytate@bevac.karoo.co.uk or Jayne Dale jaynedale94@gmail.com

15 mins of very local fame…

……Well actually closer to 18 minutes; obviously a slow sport news day.  Listen here to your Press Officer, Bruce Woodford, and your Secretary, Fiona Oakes, representing the cub on Beverley FM on Sat 26th August 2017 talking about all things running and what we get up to in the club!
  Watch on YouTube

Press Reports

Beverley AC press release 17 July 26
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Beverley AC press release 15 august 2022
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Beverley AC press release 16 April 2022
Bev AC Final Press Release 16th March 2022
BAC press release Feb 2022
BAC press release 17 Jan 2022
BAC press release 16 Dec 21
BAC press release 14 Oct 21
BAC press release 13 Sept 2021
BAC press release 17 August 21
Beverley AC press release 17 July 21
Beverley AC press release 2 June 2021
Beverley AC press release 29th April
Beverley AC press release April 21
Beverley AC press release AWARDS March 21
Beverley AC press release Jan 21
Beverley AC press release Dec 2020
Beverley AC press release Sept 2020
Beverley AC press release July 2020
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Walkington 10k press release July 2018
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Club Diary of Events
Click on each event on the calendar to view its details.
Our Races

Beverley 10k

Statement regarding races

Beverley Athletic Club are responsible for organising two public events in the area each year – the Pittaway Beverley 10k and Short Race in May, and the Viking Pest Control Walkington 10k & Westwood Mortgage Advisers fun run in July.  We are aware that a company called RunThrough are organising a half marathon race in August to take place in and around Beverley.  Whilst we wish them every success with their event, we would like it to be known that Beverley AC are in no way associated with this event or RunThrough.

Pittaway Beverley 10k and short race 9th May 2027

Join us in 2027 on Sunday the 9th May.  Entries are expected to open early January 2027.  Please keep an eye on this website for updates.

You will find the 2026 results for each event here:  10k results …and…. short race results

Come and enjoy the key features of our amazing race:

  • Come and challenge yourself at the iconic Beverley 10K and Short Race.
  • Held on closed roads in Beverley town centre and across Beverley Westwood.
  • Fully marshalled – water station – first aid and medical services.
  • Chip timed with men’s & women’s place and age group prizes.
  • UKA licensed and insurance.
  • Environmentally friendly medal for all finishers.
  • Environmentally friendly race t-shirt available.
  • Short race for all runners of all ages, but particularly suitable for children, with finishers prizes and medal.
  • Town centre parking and toilets.
  • Supporting Cherry Tree Community Centre.
  • Pubs, restaurants, cafes and shop in Beverley historic market town.

Total results list for the previous events for both the 10k and the short race and the team prize winners can be found on our website

 

Our sponsors: Pittaway

We are proud to have our popular event sponsored by a local family business.
Pittaway are sponsoring our sell-out 10k race and fun run in May.
We are very grateful for their enthusiasm and support, without which these races would not happen.
See what Pittaway painters and decorators can do for you.  We hope that this is a partnership that will last many years.

Results: Pittaway Beverley 10k and fun run previous years.

Current 10k Course Records (based on Chip time)

Mens:  Oliver Donkin (Barton and District Athletic Club) 00:03:06 – 10th May 2026.
Womens:  Della Hatfield (City of Hull AC)  00:34:24 – 2023

Previous 10k Course Records
Mens:  Jordan Skelley (Lincoln Wellington AC) 0:30:12 – 2023, Andy Lyons (City of Hull AC) 30:17 – 1995
Ladies:  Lizzie Adams (Hallamshire Harriers) 34:54 – 2010
Equalled by Becky Rigby (Preston Harriers and AC) – 2018

Pittaway Beverley 10k 2025 total results
Pittaway Beverley 10k 2025 female teams results
Pittaway Beverley 10k 2025 male teams results
Pittaway Beverley 2025 short race total results
Pittaway Beverley 10 results 2024
Bev 10k age categories
Bev 10k female teams
Bev 10k male teams
Pittaway short race results 2024

Pittaway Beverley 10k results 2023
Pittaway fun run results 2023
You can view the pictures from the 2022 event here.
Pittaway Beverley 10k results 2022
BandA Scaffolding fun run results 2022
Category prize winners
Beverley 10k results 26th September 2021
Prize winners 2021
Beverley fun run results 26th September 2021
No race in 2020 due to COVID 19.
Fun Run Results 2019
Pittaway Beverley 10k results 2019
 Beverley 10k 2018 Results
B&A scaff Bev Fun Run Results 2018 – Fun run results
 Final Bev Fun Run Results 17  – Fun Run Results
  Beverley 10k Results 2017
  Bev 10k Results 2016
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Walkington 10k

Statement regarding races

Beverley Athletic Club are responsible for organising two public events in the area each year – the Pittaway Beverley 10k and Short Race in May, and the Viking Pest Control Walkington 10k & Westwood Mortgage Advisers fun run in July.  We are aware that a company called RunThrough are organising a half marathon race in August to take place in and around Beverley.  Whilst we wish them every success with their event, we would like it to be known that Beverley AC are in no way associated with this event or RunThrough.

Viking Pest Control 10k and Westwood Mortgage Advisers fun run Friday 10th July 2026

   

Please read the race information for the event.

Walkington 10k Race Guide 2026 (2)

We have reviewed the 2026 entry price and how we charge for the race t-shirt to reflect both the increasing costs of running the event and in support of our sponsor.  Race t-shirt are made using recycled material from local suppliers and we seek to reduce waste in terms of unwanted/unclaimed t-shirts.  A race t-shirt will cost you an additional £10 on top of your race entry.  You may choose to opt out of ordering a t-shirt if you wish.

When you enter this event you can either chose to enter just the race or enter the race and purchase a t-shirt.  The price for a UKA registered athlete including a t-shirt is £25.50 and for non-UKA athletes it’s £27.50.  For athletes entering who do NOT want a t-shirt who are registered with UKA its £15.50 and non-UKA £17.50.  Cut-off date for ordering or making changes to ordered t-shirts it is the 17th May.  Race starts at 7:30pm.

The fun run entry cost is £5.00.  Race starts at 6:45pm.

Key features of our amazing race

  • Scenic, undulating 10K course
  • Get your weekend off to a flying start with our fantastic Friday evening Walkington 10K and Fun Run.
  • Held on closed roads in the scenic Yorkshire Wolds.
  • Fully marshalled – water station – first aid and medical services.
  • Chip timed with men’s & women’s place and age group prizes.
  • UKA licensed and insured.
  • Environmentally friendly medal for all finishers.
  • Environmentally friendly race t-shirt (optional).
  • Fun run for all runners of all ages, particularly appropriate for children, with finishers medal and chocolate.
  • On-site parking and toilets.
  • Hot food, drinks, ice cream and charity cake stall.
  • Supporting Beverley Urban Gardeners, Beverley Repair Cafe and Beverley Wombles.
  • Pubs and food in Walkington village.
  • Close to Beverley historic market town.

Road closure details for Viking Pest Control Walkington 10k

The following roads will be closed for the Viking Pest Control Walkington 10K road race and Westwood Mortgage Advisers Fun Run on Friday 10th July 2026.  Roads are closed for the safety of runners and spectators and under a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order with the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

View the route.

  • Townend Road, Walkington – from the junction with West End to the continuation with Little Weighton Road. 19:15 to 21:00
  • Little Weighton Road, Walkington – from Townend Road to Church Walk. 18:30 to 21:15
  • Little Weighton Road, Walkington – from Townend Road to Bluestone Bottom. 19:15 to 21:00
  • Walkington Road, Little Weighton – the whole extent. 19:15 to 21:00
  • Bluestone Bottom, Walkington – the whole extent. 19:15 to 21:00
  • Common Road, Rowley – the whole extent. 19:15 to 21:00.
  • White Gap Road, Little Weighton – from the junction with Common Lane/Comberdale Hill (Rowley) to the junction with Old Village Road/Rowley Road, Little Weighton. 19:15 to 21:00
  • Old Village Road, Little Weighton – the whole extent. 19:15 to 21:00

These closures will operate as rolling road closures and the roads will be reopened once the runners have passed consistent with maintaining public safety.  Diversions will be in place during this time. Emergency vehicle access remains throughout.  Beverley Athletic Club apologise for any inconvenience and sincerely appreciate your co-operation to deliver a safe event.  Thank you.

Results: Walkington 10K and fun run

Men’s 10k course record:  Darren Bilton – Leeds AC, 2005 – 31:00
Ladies 10k Course record:  Debbie Robinson –  Tipton Harriers, 2004 – 34:53

Viking Pest Control Walkington 10k results 2024
Westwood Mortgage Advisors Walkington fun run results 2024

Walkington fun run full results 2023
Walkington 10k full results 2023

Walkington 10k winners 2023

2022 10k results.
2022 fun run results
Winners Walkington 2022

2021 Total prizes and results for 10k & fun run And Photos available here.
No race in 2020 due to COVID19.
Walkington 10k and fun results 2019
Specsavers Walkington 10k and Pig&Whistle fun 2018 results
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Route changed after the 2000 event due to Foot and Mouth restrictions.
Course records on original course.
Male:  Dave Lyons – City of Hull AC, 1996 – 30:43
Female:  Louise Brown – Scarborough AC, 2000 – 36:16
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Race Information

Race Results

Results: Pittaway Beverley 10k and fun run previous years.

Current 10k Course Records (based on Chip time)

Mens:  Oliver Donkin (Barton and District Athletic Club) 00:03:06 – 10th May 2026.
Womens:  Della Hatfield (City of Hull AC)  00:34:24 – 2023

Previous 10k Course Records
Mens:  Jordan Skelley (Lincoln Wellington AC) 0:30:12 – 2023, Andy Lyons (City of Hull AC) 30:17 – 1995
Ladies:  Lizzie Adams (Hallamshire Harriers) 34:54 – 2010
Equalled by Becky Rigby (Preston Harriers and AC) – 2018

Pittaway Beverley 10k 2025 total results
Pittaway Beverley 10k 2025 female teams results
Pittaway Beverley 10k 2025 male teams results
Pittaway Beverley 2025 short race total results
Pittaway Beverley 10 results 2024
Bev 10k age categories
Bev 10k female teams
Bev 10k male teams
Pittaway short race results 2024

Pittaway Beverley 10k results 2023
Pittaway fun run results 2023
You can view the pictures from the 2022 event here.
Pittaway Beverley 10k results 2022
BandA Scaffolding fun run results 2022
Category prize winners
Beverley 10k results 26th September 2021
Prize winners 2021
Beverley fun run results 26th September 2021
No race in 2020 due to COVID 19.
Fun Run Results 2019
Pittaway Beverley 10k results 2019
 Beverley 10k 2018 Results
B&A scaff Bev Fun Run Results 2018 – Fun run results
 Final Bev Fun Run Results 17  – Fun Run Results
  Beverley 10k Results 2017
  Bev 10k Results 2016
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icon-PDF-small Bev 10k Results 2014
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Results: Walkington 10K and fun run

Men’s 10k course record:  Darren Bilton – Leeds AC, 2005 – 31:00
Ladies 10k Course record:  Debbie Robinson –  Tipton Harriers, 2004 – 34:53

Viking Pest Control Walkington 10k results 2024
Westwood Mortgage Advisors Walkington fun run results 2024

Walkington fun run full results 2023
Walkington 10k full results 2023

Walkington 10k winners 2023

2022 10k results.
2022 fun run results
Winners Walkington 2022

2021 Total prizes and results for 10k & fun run And Photos available here.
No race in 2020 due to COVID19.
Walkington 10k and fun results 2019
Specsavers Walkington 10k and Pig&Whistle fun 2018 results
icon-PDF-small Walkington 10k 2017  icon-PDF-small Fun Run results Walk 2017
excel icon  wakington10k-results-2016  icon-PDF-small WalkFunRunRes16
icon-PDF-small Walk10Res2015
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icon-PDF-smallWalk10PrizeList013
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icon-PDF-small Walk10Res2003
icon-PDF-small Walk10Res2002
icon-PDF-small Walk10Res2001
Route changed after the 2000 event due to Foot and Mouth restrictions.
Course records on original course.
Male:  Dave Lyons – City of Hull AC, 1996 – 30:43
Female:  Louise Brown – Scarborough AC, 2000 – 36:16
icon-PDF-small Walk10Res2000
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East Yorkshire Cross Country League

East Yorkshire Cross Country League

The East Yorkshire Cross Country League or EYCCL is a series of 6 races, run throughout the winter months from October to March.  Ten local clubs organise and compete in this league; Scarborough AC, Driffield Striders, Bridlington RR, City of Hull AC, Goole Vikings Striders, Pocklington Runners, Selby Striders, East Hull Harriers, Yorkshire Wolds Runners, and Beverley AC.
The league is primarily a team based competition, with the finishing positions of the first 3 runners to finish in the lady’s team and first 6 runners to finish in the men’s team being added together.  The team with the lowest score wins that race.  These results are accumulative over the season to determine the series winners.  These results are announced with a presentation taking place after the final race at Sewerby.
There are also individual prizes up for grabs in various age category’s using accumulative finishing positions over a number of the races.
The League is available to all first claim members and is free to enter as the club will pay your fee.  You can do as many or as few races as you like.  Just see Sam Allen to be registered and given a number. You then use this number for all the races as you just turn up on the day.  The races are great social events and runners of all levels are welcome.  Mud and hills are normally guaranteed so off road footwear is strongly advised.

EYCCL season 2024/25

Race 1: Sun 13th Oct 2024 – Bishop Wilton 10am
Race 2: Sun 17th Nov 2024 – Welton 10am
Race 3: Sun 8th Dec 2024 – Ravenscar 10:30am
Race 4: Sun 5th Jan 2025 – Sledmere 10am
Race 5: Sun 9th Feb 2025 – Drewton 10am
Race 6: Sun 2nd March 2025 – Sewerby run followed by presentation and buffet 10am.

EYCCL season 2023/24

Results 2022 – 23

*  EYCCL Race 1 – Wetwang 9th Oct 22.  Results:   EYXC League Race 1 Wetwang 09.10.22 V2
*  EYCCL Race 2 – Welton 13th Nov 22.  Race details:  EYCCL Race 2 Welton Results
*  EYCCL Race 3 – Bishop Wilton 11th Dec 22.  Bishop Wilton results
*  EYCCL Race 4 – Sledmere 8th Jan 23.EYXC League Race 4 Sledmere 8th Jan
*  EYCCL Race 5 – Beverley Westwood 12th Feb 23.  EYXC League Race 5 Beverley Westwood 12.02.23 V2
*  EYCCL Race 6 – Sewerby 5th March 23.  Race details EYXC League Race 6 Sewerby05.03.23

League results
Prize Winners EYXC 22.23
EYXC Ladies total points
EYXC Mens total points
EYXC Vet Ladies total points
EYXC Vet Mens Total points
EYXC League Team Awards

Club Contact

East Yorkshire Cross Country League Secretary – Sam Allen –  Email

City of Hull Champagne League

City of Hull Champagne League

City of Hull Champagne League is a league of 10 races using roads and tracks over the summer months from March to July.  It is hosted and organised by City of Hull Athletic Club but with competitors and marshalling support from other clubs, like Beverley AC!  All but the first race is handicapped.  Competitors who complete all 10 races and receive a limited edition souvenir.  For more details, rules and the points system please visit City of Hull’s website page here.

The results of each race, after being published by CoH, will also be available here.

Champagne League results 2024

Points 8 of 10 Category Listings
Best 8 of 10 Points 2024
Yellow Jersey 2024 After All 10 Races
Team Results 2024 Race10
Results Race 10 2024 – Hessle Foreshore
Best 7 of 9 Points 2024
Yellow Jersey 2024 After 9 Races
Team Results 2024 Race9
Results Race 9 2024 – South Dalton
Best 6 of 8 Points 2024
Results Race 8 2024 – Waudby Green
Team Results 2024 Race8
Yellow Jersey 2024 After 8 Races
Yellow Jersey 2024 After 7 Races
Best 5 of 7 Points 2024
Team Results 2024 Race7
Results Race 7 2024 – Kipplingcotes
Best 4 of 6 Points 2024
Yellow Jersey 2024 After 6 Races
Results Race 6 2024 – Brough
TeamResultsRace6 corrected
2024 Points Best 3 of 5
Yellow Jersey 2024 After 5 Races
TeamResultsRace5
Results Race 5 2024 – Nutwood
Champagne League Brantingham to Raywell 1982 to 2024
Yellow Jersey 2024 After 4 Races
TeamResultsRace4
Results Race 4 2024 – Brantingham Chase
TeamResultsRace3
Results Race 3 2024 – Elloughton Dale (1)
Results Race 2 2024 – Beverley Westwood
Results Race 1 2024 – North Cave

Champagne League results 2023

18/4 – Elloughton Dale Champagne League 2023 Race 3 Result
2/5 – Brantingham to Raywell Champagne League 2023 Race 4 Result
13/6 – Kiplingcoates crossroads  Champagne League 2023 Race 7 Kiplingcotes Result
27/6 – Waudby Green (6.30pm start) Champagne League 2023 Race 8 Wauldby Green 8.4 Result

Champagne League 2022 results

Yellow Jersey 2022

Champagne League 2022 POINTS AFTER 10 RACES

T shirts for running all 10 races awarded to Lucy Stamford, Andy Tate, Dean Field, Bruce Woodford, Simon Pick, Sam Allen, Paul Allen, Rob Sparkes, Chris Gibson, Andy Johnson, Cat Williamson, Carol Cooke.
*  Rob Sparkes Yellow Jersey mens 1st prize – awarded a yellow t shirt, £100 cash, a big shield and a tankard.
*  Lucy Stamford Yellow Jersey ladies 2nd prize – awarded £80 cash
*  Sam Allen Yellow Jersey ladies 3rd prize – awarded £60 cash
*  Dean Field Yellow Jersey V55 prize – awarded £20 cash
*  Frank Harrison Yellow Jersey V80 prize – awarded £20 cash (running for CoH)
*  Lucy Stamford Yellow Jersey V45 prize – awarded £20 cash
*  Sam Allen Yellow Jersey V50 prize – awarded £20 cash
*  Paul Furness 4th overall in the handicap series – awarded £50 cash
*  Sam Allen 5th overall in the handicap series – awarded £40 cash
*  Cat Williamson, Pam Atkins part of the winning team of 3 – awarded £30 cash each.
*  Chris Gibson, Frank Harrison part of the 3rd place team of 3 – awarded £10 cash each.

Final Champagne League 2019 Results

Results C Lge 2019 PRIZE list

Race 10  Champagne League 2019 – Race 10 results
Race 9C Lge 2019 TEAM Results after race no9 (7 team races)
Race 9Champagne League 2019 yellow jersey after 9 races
Race 9 Champagne League 2019 – Race 9 handicap results
Race 9 Champagne League 2019 points after 9 races
Race 8  Analaysis of runner 1994 – 2019 Wauldby No of Runners
Race 8 Champagne League 2019 yellow jersey after 8 races
Race 8 Champagne League 2019 points after 8 races
Race 8C Lge 2019 TEAM Results after race no 8 (6 team races)
Race 7Champagne League 2019 Race 7 Kiplingcotes 5.2 miles result
Race 6  Yellow Jersey 2019 after six races (1)
Race 6  Champagne League 2019 points after 6 races
Race 6 Champagne League 2019 – Race 6 handicap result
Race 6  Team Results TEAM Results after race no 6 (4 team races)
Race 6 Champagne League Results 2019 – Race 6
Race 5 Handicap results after race 5
Race 5  Yellow Jersey 2019 after 5 races
Race 5TEAM Results after 3 races (race 5)
Race 5  Champagne League Results 2019 – Race 5 Nut Wood
Race 4  Champagne League Results 2019 – Race 4
Yellow Jersey so far  Yellow Jersey 2019 after three races
Race 3  Champagne League Results 2019 – Race 3
Race 2  Champagne League Results 2019 Race 2
Race 1  Champagne League Results 2019 Race 1

East Hull Harriers Summer League

East Hull Harriers Summer League

East Hull Harriers host a Summer League which happens on the opposite Tuesdays to the CoHCL through the Summer months.  These races vary from 4 to 8 road miles and any competitor entering the series is eligible for the handicap element of the races and the league.  However members of Beverley AC can run any individual race, just turn up on the night!  Occasionally individual races are included in our own BAC Handicap League.  Please see East Hull Harriers website here, for more details.  When published by EHH, the results will be available here.

EHH Summer League results

2024 results

SL24 R8 Hedon 4m 23.07.24
SL24 R7 Skirlaugh 7.5m 9.7.24
SL24 R6 Coniston 10K 25.6.24.docx
SL24 R5 Sproatley 7 miles 11.06.24
SL24 R4 Leven 10K 28.5.24
SL24 R3 East Park 4m 14.5.24
SL24 R2 Sproatley 6m 30.4.24 2
EHH 3k series race 1 results
SL24 R1 New Ellerby 5m 16.4.24 v2

No league 2023

Results 2022

2022 Coniston 10K results
EHH Summer League 2022 – Race 5 standings
EHH Summer League Race 5 – Sproatley 7 Mile Handicap
EHH Summer League Race 5 – Sproatley 7 Mile
EHH Summer League 2022 – Race 4 standings
EHH Summer League Race 4 – Leven 10K Handicap
EHH Summer League Race 4 – Leven 10K
EHH Summer League 2022 – Race 3 standings
EHH Summer League Race 3 – East Park 4 Mile Handicap v2
EHH Summer League Race 2 – Sproatley 6 Mile
EHH Summer League Race 1 – New Ellerby 5 Mile

2019 winners
*  Hedon 4
M50 Darren Edge Beverley AC
F55 Tina Wardropper Beverley AC
*  Coniston 10K
M50 Darren Edge Beverley AC
*  Skirlaugh 8
F55 Tina Wardropper Beverley AC
*  Sproatley 7
M50 114 Darren Edge
F55 Tina Wardropper Beverley AC
*  Leven 10K
2nd in Handicap 2nd 703 Stephen Logan
M50 Darren Edge Beverley AC
*  Sproatley 6
M50 Darren Edge Beverley AC
F55 Tina Wardropper Beverley AC
*  East Park 4 mile
F55 Jayne Dale
*  New Ellerby 5
M50 Darren Edge Beverley AC
F40 Lucy Stamford
6th in Handicap Tina Wardropper

2018
 EHH-Summer-League-Final-Handicap-table-at-25th-July-2018
2017
Final-Handicap-Table-EHH-Summer-League-2017

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Train With Us

Our Training Schedule

You can see from our training schedule to the right that we give plenty of opportunity for our members to get and stay fit. Our regular training sessions allow you to build up a great frienship with your fellow runners and gives you the opportunity to prepare yourself for the many races that our members can join in.

Whatever your goals or motivation….come and train with us!

Please contact Fiona Oakes on secretarybevac@gmail.com or membership secretary Catriona Williamson on membershipbevac@gmail.com to confirm meeting location and time before attending any session.

The club runs 3 training sessions per week throughout the year all designed to complement any training programme, to help you achieve a goal, to improve your PBs or just to make you stronger, fitter and healthier.

Monday circuits
Monday evenings are taken by a UKA qualified coach in running fitness, and are designed to improve running technique and strength.  The sessions are designed to be achievable by all, no matter what the starting point is as all of the activities can be scaled to the appropriate level.  The session will start at 7pm, so aim to arrive at 6:45pm and have a warm up jog first.

Wednesday Club group run
Wednesdays 6:20pm.  A run where all the club set off together for any distance or speed to suit you.  At 6:20pm we do a mass warm up then we do announcements and move off at 6:30pm.  Pace poles are available before we start for those relatively new to the club so you can find fellow runners at the same pace and distance.  Distances vary from approximately 3 up to 10 miles.  During the winter our routes remain the same each week, to ensure we use safe areas like quite roads or pavements with street lighting.  During the Summer our meeting locations vary so we can make good use of the light nights.  At club run we ask that people are able to run a minimum of 3 miles.

Club run – Away night.  Once a month from April to September (inclusive) a run is planned at an alternative location, convening afterwards in a local hostelry for food.  As soon as the locations and dates have been confirmed, they are added to the club calendar.

During the winter we often organise head torch runs, but taking advantage of the many footpaths and rural trails around Beverley.  Trail shoes and a head torch essential!

Thursday speed
Thursday nights are the club’s weekly speed work session, taken by a UKA qualified coach.  The sessions are designed to be suitable for anyone capable of running with the club on a Wednesday night.  These sessions include a mixture of faster paced running and mobility work, and are an excellent way to improve your running across the full range of race distances.

Friday Improve your running.
If you want to improve your running (and perhaps get a little faster) come along and join us on a Friday evening.  We meet (and warm up) at 6:00pm and we are normally finished in about an hour.  All abilities are welcome especially those who don’t yet feel confident about joining the Thursday speed group.  It is a coached session normally run by Patrick Marshall.

Please contact secretarybeverleyac@gmail.com or membershipbevac@gmail.com before attending any session and to confirm meeting location.

Please follow the country code

• Enjoy the countryside and respect its life and work
• Guard against all risk of fire
• Fasten all gates
• Keep your dogs under close control
• Keep to public paths across farmland
• Use gates and stiles to cross fences, hedges and walls
• Leave livestock, crops and machinery alone
• Take your litter home
• Help to keep all water clean
• Protect wildlife, plants and trees
• Take special care on country roads
• Make no unnecessary noise
Please remember all participants have a duty of care to themselves & motorists whilst crossing roads.

Beverley AC winter running routes

These routes start and finish from Beverley Cricket Club, Norwood, HU17 9HW.  Meeting at 6:20pm for a warm up and ready for announcements and move off at 6:30pm.
Here are our routes turning left out the Cricket Club and left down Swinemoor.
*   3 miles heading out down Norwood and Hull Bridge, left round the bypass (Grange Way) and back in down Woodhall way and Manor Road.
*   4.6 miles heading out down Norwood and Hull Bridge road, left round bypass (Grange Way), to the Moley Inn, left down Moley Road and New Walk and adding a loop round Wood Lane, Albert Terrace, Champney Road and back down New Walkergate and Norwood.
*  7.4 miles heading out down Norwood and Hull Bridge road, left round bypass (Grange Way), to the Moley Inn, left down Moley Road and New Walk and Wood Lane, Albert Terrace, then turning right up Ellerker road, to pick up our traditional Winter route; Up to Morrisons, and back by Deer Park playing fields and back via Woodmansey Mile, Long Lane, St Andrews Street, Eastgate and New Walkergate.
Here are our routes turning left out the Cricket Club and right down Swinemoor.
*  3 miles takes us to the end of Swinemoor to the magic roundabout, right up Grovehill, right at the end over the railway lines, down New Walkergate and right down Norwood.
*  5 miles heading down Norwood and Hull Bridge and right down Swinemoor.  Then round Beckside, Flemingate, up Woodmansey Mile, then up the snicket to Vicky Road, Sloe Lane, and straight over to central lane and back via Wood Lane Wylies and Norwood.
*  6.5 miles heading down Norwood and Hull Bridge and right down Swinemoor.  Then round Beckside, Flemingate, Deer Park, up Vicky Road to Morrisons, Sloe Lane, and straight over to central lane and back via Wood Lane Wylies and Norwood.
*  8.5 miles heading down Norwood and Hull Bridge and right down Swinemoor.  Then round Beckside, Flemingate, Deer Park, up Vicky Road to Morrisons, Sloe Lane, and straight over to central lane, out Northbar without and Moley and back in via Woodhall Way and Manor Road.

These routes start and finish at the North Beverley Medical Centre, off Woodhall Way, HU17 7JY.
3 mile route clockwise.
Route and GPS file available here.

4.8 mile route clockwise.
Route and GPS file available here.

8 mile route same for clock wise and anti-clockwise.
Route and GPS file available here.

3 mile route ant-clockwise.
Route and GPS file available here.

4.8 mile route anti-clockwise.
Route and GPS file available here.

 

Beverley AC ‘away’ running routes

Peter Garrett has built a compendium of routes that cover loads of locations around England and Wales, and even some other countries.

Club handicap routes
*  Old Walkington 10k handicap route – Click here for a link to GPX and a map
*  North Newbald 5 miles – Click here for a link to GPX and map
*  Time Trial route round Lockington over 5km… Link to GPX and route here.
*  Time Trial around Suth Dalton and Holme on the Wolds over 10k – Link to GPX and route here.
*  Walkington 5k C25k graduation route –  Link to GPX and route here.

Ellougton
*  The classic 7 hills route – Click here for GPX and a map.
*  Here is the same 7 Hills route starting and finishing from the Half Moon pub at Elloughton – Click here for CPX and route.

Millington
*  Link to 3 mile route:  www.plotaroute.com/route/898608
*  Link to 4.5 mile route:  www.plotaroute.com/route/898623
*  Link to 6 mile route (includes running the dale):  www.plotaroute.com/route/898619
*  Link to 7 mile route (mostly road):  www.plotaroute.com/route/898628

Goodmanham/Market Weighton
All these routes start and finish from outside Market Weighton school, on Spring Road.
*  3.6 miles around Goodmanham.
*  6.2 miles up to Londesborough Park, but via road to Goodmanham instead of railway line.
*  7.2 miles up to Londesborough Park via railway line to Goodie.

North Newbald
All these routes start and finish on the green.
*  3 miles up Stoneknowle picking up YWW route and back down Burgate.
*  North Newbald 5 miles handicap route – Click here for a link to GPX and map
*  5.6 miles via Hotham.
*  5.3 miles handicap route plus the 3 mile route.
*  6 miles taking in the handicap route backwards and adding in an extra loop behind Sancton.
*  7.6 miles taking in handicap route plus a bigger loop behind Sancton.
*  8 miles to Hotham through the park to North Cave and back.

Etton
*  3 miles part road and part trail.  Join railway line at water pumping station toward Low Gardham.
*  5 miles part road part trail.  Turn left at Etton West wood on bridle path and join railway line at railway bridge.
*  7.5 miles half on road half trail.  Join railway line at Kiplingcotes Station (Granny’s Attic.)
*  A marathon……Link to GPX and route here.
*  A half marathon……Link to GPX and route here.
*  And a 10k……Link to GPX and route here.
They are all over a mixed terrain of roads and trails and take advantage of our beautiful and hilly Yorkshire Wolds!

Huggate
*  9.7 mile route: Link to GPX and route here.
*  7 mile route:  Link to GPX and route here.
*  4.7 mile route:  Link to GPX and route here.

Welton
*  3 mile route – link to GPX and route here.
*  4.5 mile route – link to GPX and route here.
*  6.5 mile route – link to GPX and route here.

Tickton reservoir
*  3.7 mile route – link to GPX and route here.
*  5 mile route – Link to GPX and route here.
*  6 mile route – Link to GPX and route here.

From ‘Plot a Route’ it is possible to download a GPX/TCX route or print a PDF map of the route for free.

Risk assessments and online health and safety incident reporting

Definitions for the purpose of reporting:

  • Accident: An event that results in injury or ill health;
  • Incident: an event not causing harm, but has the potential to cause injury or ill health;
  • Fatality – An event that results in death.

As part of UK Athletics’ ongoing commitment to provide a safe sport, anyone who has witnessed or been involved in either an accident or incident, is asked to complete a short online report.

This is done using UKAs online reporting forms.  The information that you provide will help to prevent future occurrences of similar incidents and also provide an overview of the type and frequency of accidents when they do occur.

Compiling our accident/incident information in this way is useful for many reasons and most significantly helps us to identify any specific issues or trends with regards to accidents or injuries.

To report an accident, incident or fatality submit the form below.

Note: If an accident has resulted in serious injury, or a hazard is so serious that it could result in an accident in the immediate future, it is important that these facts are reported immediately to the relevant Facility Operator, Race Director or Local Authority Health & Safety Manager.

Please complete the appropriate form here.

BAC Beverley 10K & Fun Run 2024 Event Plan FINAL April 2024

Club Runs – UKA Risk Assessment
Couch to 5k – UKA Risk Assessment
Speed Trg – UKA Risk Assessment
Strength and cond – UKA Risk Assessment
Beverley AC Juniors UKA indoor risk assessment template Nov 2022
Beverley AC Juniors UKA outdoor risk assessment template Nov 2022
Bev AC hosted events – UKA Risk Assessment

Beverley AC Summer routes starting and finishing in Beverley

Starting and finishing on Waterside road, down the bottom near where the drain and the river meet.
*  4.2 miles heading up the drain and back via Swinemoor.
*  5 miles up the drain, over the river at Tickton to follow the river up its East side, and back by the river.
*  7.2 miles up the side of the river, doing a loop of the nature reserve lake and back again.
*  10km road 10 km.
*  10km river and road.
*  5 miles running up the side of the river to Thearne and returning via the drain.
*  3.8 miles running up the drain and back on the road.
*  4.7 miles over the Beck up to Weel bridge round Weel and back by the river.
*  6 miles over the river via Weel bridge to Weel then up to Tickton and back via the River.
*  6.4 miles over the river to Weel, Tickton then back via the river with a loop including Annie Reed Road.
*  3 miles heading out up the Beck, along the drain to the first crossing, cut across to the river, and back via the river beside wheel bridge.
*  4 miles heading out up the Beck, along the drain northwards to Tickton and back along the river.
*  7.7 miles heading out up the Beck, along the drain northwards to a loop round Tickton Nature Reserve, and back by the river.
*   3 miles running up the river and back round Figham common land.
*  6 miles running up the river to Thearne and then doing a loop toward Coletta & Tyson but going down the footpath to come back out on Ferry lane.  Then back via the drain and a loop of Figham.
*  and if anyone is feeling keen for some midweek miles…. 10 miles running down the river on one side and back on the other crossing at Kingswood and Weel Bridge.

Starting a finishing from the Westwood over the road from the Race Course, on York road.
*  3 miles via Broadgates and Burton Bushes.
*  5.2 miles via Broadgates, Bishop Burton, back on cycle/foot path to race course.
*  4 Mile perimeter of Westwood.
*  5 mile perimeter of Westwood including Broadgates, Walkington.
*  6 miler perimeter of Westwood including Butt Farm.  Clockwise direction.
*  6.5 miler via Broadgates, Bev 20 path toward Butt Farm but turning right toward Bentley, into the back of Walkington and back via Broadgates and Burton Bushes again.  (14th July 2021)

Starting from the North Beverley Medical Centre on Woodhall Way, HU17 7JY.
*  4.5 miles up Hudson way and back via Dog Kennel Lane and Woodhall Way.
*  6.6m miles just over 10km to Arram and back beside the railway line.
*  5.5 miles to Arram and back via fields.
*  10km to Arram back via Leconfield.
*  5km Improvement series.
*  5.1 miles, taking in the ‘improvement series’ loop and Cherry Burton road back to Moley.
*  7.1 miles up Hudson way and back via Cherry and Moley.

Starting from Leisure Centre.
Old Road parallel to Railway line and Long Lane.
Heading out down Spark Mill Road, over the railway line and pick up the footpath that goes under the Minster way and then runs along the Woodmansey side of the railway line parallel to Long lane. Path comes out just beyond the Railway/Long lane crossing. Then pick up Shepherd Lane……
*  4 mile route available here. ……Short route then follows Shepherd Lane to footpath that crosses arable field and over Minster way, to then join back of Lincoln Way and back via Willow lane.
*  6.5 mile route available here.  ……Long Route continues on footpath off Shepherd Lane to follow up to Victoria road. Just beyond the Morrisons round about turn right down the footpath and back across Lincoln Way and playing fields and Willow Lane.

Using Hudson Way but still setting off from Leisure Centre.
Starting at Leisure Centre, head out through town centre past old railway station and head down Manor road turning right down Rosemary Walk.  Pick up Hudson way…
*  7.5 mile route ……until you can turn right at Park House Farm.  Follow track and then path round field until you reach main road in Leconfield.  Turn right, then left and bear right at farm.  Follow track and turn left over bridge then follow path to Ings Road and back to bypass.  Return via manor road.
*  6.2 mile route….until you go under the bridge, where you go up the embankment and onto the road towards Leconfield.  Once you get to Leconfield you can either turn round and come back, or pick up the track as per the 6.5 route.
*  5.5 mile route……until you go under the bridge, where you go up the embankment and onto the road toward Bev.  You can then return via Manor road.

Starting and finishing at Deer Park Way playing fields.
*  3 miles.  Link to route and GPX here.
*  3.2 miles.  Out Shepherd Lane back Long Lane. Link to GPX and route here.
*  4.4 miles.  Link and GPX here.
*  4.5 miles.  Out Shepherd lane, Long Lane, back via town and Vicky Road.  Link to GPX and route here.
*  5.2 miles.  Link to route and GPX here.
*  5.4 miles.  Link to GPX and route here.
*  6 miles.  Out Shepherd Lane, Long Lane, back via Woodmansey.  Link to GPX and route here.
*  6.2 miles.  Link to route and GPX.
*  6.2 miles or 10km.  Link to route and GPX here.

Yorkshire Wolds Way route maps and GPX

Please note:  The 2023, 2023 and 2024 Beverley AC Yorkshire Wolds Way Challenge has/will be run from Filey to Hessle.  Each leg remains the same, but with the start and finish points reversed.
Leg 1 Wolds Way Relay Hessle Foreshore to near Riplingham 8.7 miles. Route and GPX available here.
Leg 2 Wolds Way Relay Near Riplingham to near North Newbald 8.8 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 3 Wolds Way Relay  Near North Newbald to Londesborough 8 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 4 Wolds Way Relay  Londesborough to near Huggate 8.9 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 5 Wolds Way Relay  Near Huggate to Thixendale 8.1 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 6 Wolds Way Relay  Thixendale to near Settrington 8.7 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 7 Wolds Way Relay  Near Settrington to near Sherburn 9.2 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 8 Wolds Way Relay  Near Sherburn to near Staxton 4.9 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 9 Wolds Way Relay  Near Staxton to near Flixton 3 miles.  Route and GPX available here.
Leg 10 Wolds Way Relay  Near Flixton to Filey Brigg finishing stone 7.2 miles.  Route and GPX available here.

‘Beaver Trail’ route descriptions and maps

All the distances are available as GPX files, route descriptions and maps…
5 mile route:  GPX files description: icon-PDF-small bt5mroute_des  map:icon-PDF-small bt5mroutemap
10 mile route: GPX file  description: icon-PDF-small bt10mroutedes map:  bt10mroutemap
Alternative 10 mile route for November 2024 GPX file and route map.Alternative 10 mile route Nov 2024
Alternative 10 mile route for 2025 GPX file and route map Alt 2025 10 mile route
13 mile route:  GPX file  description: icon-PDF-small bt13mroutedes map:icon-PDF-small bt13mroutemap
15 mile route:  GPX file  map:  icon-PDF-small btm15-2map

Want to learn more about how the route was created and why in the first place?  Read a newspaper clipping published when the route went live here.

Couch to 5k

C25K, is a fantastic programme that’s been designed to get just about anyone from the couch to running 5 kilometers in just 15 weeks.

Visit our c25k page to find out more…

Visit the C25k Page

Club Leagues

Handicaps Races

Handicap series 2026

Handicap series 2025

Handicap series 2024

Handicap Series 2023

Handicap Series 2022

A core part of the club is our annual handicap race series.  This enables those of all abilities to compete on a level playing field through a variety of races from 5k to half marathon distance.  Running parallel with it is the knockout cup.
This year, despite most races now being scheduled, we will still offer the 5k and 10k time trials which gives our handicappers really useful data to work with.

2022 schedule

As of date of publication these events are all scheduled to run.  If restrictions permit a race from taking place, you will be notified of new arrangements via the club newsletter.

We will start this years series with 2 time trials which will allow members the opportunity to get an excellent base line for the series.

  1.  5k time trial Jan 3rd – Results – 5k time trial results 2022
  2.  10k time trial Jan 23rd – Results –  10K time trial results 2022

Then the series starts in earnest…..

  1. Ferriby 10 miles – 30th Jan. Ferriby10-2022 HC Results
  2. Hornsea Third – 3rd Apr – Hornsea one third 2022 Result
  3. Beverley Westwood Parkrun – 7th May. Beverley Westwood Parkrun Handicap 7-5-2022
  4. Walkington 10k club handicap – Wed night 18th May. Walkington Reverse 18th May 22 Results
  5. Top Of the Wolds 10k – Sunday 5th June. Top of the Wolds 10K handicap
  6. Humber Bridge Half Marathon – Moved to 25th September. HumberBridge Half 2022 HC Result
  7. Withernsea 5 – 3rd July – Withernsea 5 mile HC Result
  8. South Cave 10k – 31st July. South Cave HC 2022
  9. Gilberdyke 10 – 28th August. Gilberdyke 10 2022 Handicap
  10. N Newbald 5 miles – NNewbald Rev HC 2022
  11. Major Stone 1/2 – 4th September.  Major Stone Handicap 2022
  12. Kilham 10k – 23rd October.Kilham 10K MT HC provisional resultNORMALISED
  13. Dave MacDonald Haltemprice 10k – 30th October. Haltemprice 10k 2022 HC result
  14. Doncaster 10k – 27th November. Doncaster 10k HC 2022 Result

And here is the handicap grid up to date so far. HC Series 2022

Handicap series rules – updated October 2024

Club handicap – rules revised Oct 2024

The handicap secretary has put together a brief explanation of the Handicap & Knockout Cup Series, which has also had some minor refinements to act as an aide memoir for long term members and useful info for new members.

Each year the club has a Handicap Race Series; the Handicap League, along with the 10K series and Knockout Cup.

The Handicap Series is made up of 12-15 races, nominated by the club.  No one is obliged to run any, but the more you do the better chance of winning prizes at the end of the series.  For each race you run you get points depending on how you perform versus your predicted time (handicap) based on recent results.  At the end of the year the person with the most points from their best 6 races (2 short and 1 long plus best 3 others) wins.

The 10K and under series is much the same but you only need to run 3 races of 10K or shorter to qualify and it’s your best 3 results.

Within the list we include 2 or 3 club only races – Reverse Handicaps* – which are held at – Walkington (10K) and North Newbald (5 miles) in 2020.  *Reverse Handicaps mean you start in reverse order of your predicted time so the slowest goes off first and the fastest last.  In effect you should all finish at the same time if you run to your handicap.

The amendments to the update to rules in 2021 relate to:

  • Clear lines on what races are used to calculate handicap times;
  • How many races and how recent they must be (minimum 2 races within 6 months) to have a handicap time calculated;
  • A new point score of 2 points added;
  • Removal of the Green Jersey award;
  • Minor other text changes and tidy ups.

The amendments to the rules that took place in October 2024 relate to:

  • Removal of reference to the knockout cup which is being returned from the start of the 2025 series.
  • Clarification that 3 qualifying 10ks will also be used to determine winners in the case of a tiebreak.
  • Clarification that the handicapper may use other Parkrun results at their discretion.
  • Clarification on how data is used to to set start times.
  • Clarification that discretion may be used by handicapper as to which Parkrun result is used if Parkrun result was affected by a non-racing performance, for example the athlete tail walked or volunteered.

If you want any further clarification contact our handicap and knock-out cup secretary, Ken Pearson.

Handicap Results Archive

2021

HC Series grid results 2021

Virtual Hornsea Third 2021 Result
Deepdale Dash 2021
Guy Fawkes 10km 2021 Result Final
McCain Yorks Coast 10k 2021
DM Haltemprice 10k 2021 Result final
Major Stone HM HC 2021 Result
Gilberdyke 10 mile 2021 HC result
Beverley Westwood Parkrun Handicap 7-8-2021
South Cave 10K 2021 HC Result
WalkingtonReverse 10K 2021
Burton Constable 10k 2021 final
N Newbald Rev HC Result 2021 final
Walkington Reverse 10K 2021 Final
vN Lincs Half Mara Result 2021
10K Time Trial Results 18 April 2021
5k Time Trial 5th April 2021

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2020

HC Series 2020 12th Jan 2021

VGilberdyke 10M Dec 20 Jan 21 result
South Dalton 10K HC result 2020
Virt Parkrun Nov 2020
Haltemprice 10K 2020 Result Final
Walkington Rev HC 2020 Final
Virtual Major Stone Half 2020
Virtual North Lincs Half
Virtual Withernsea 5
Virtual HB HM Result
Virtual Top of the Wolds HC
Virtual Hornsea Third May 2020
Race 2 N Newbald Rev HC 2020 result
Race 1 Ferriby 10 HC 2020 Result

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 Knockout Cup

Knock-out cup 2023

To have qualified for the first round you will have either:

  • Been in the semi-finals in the previous years competition;
  • Had a high enough placing in the Dave McDonald Haltemprice 10K, Kilham 10K or Doncaster 10K;
  • Been one of 14 drawn out as a ‘wildcard’ from the remaining current membership.

We are down to the final…  results will be announced at the awards night in March.
HC Knockout Semi Final – 2023 v11

Handicap series rules – updated October 2024

Club handicap – rules revised Oct 2024

The handicap secretary has put together a brief explanation of the Handicap & Knockout Cup Series, which has also had some minor refinements to act as an aide memoir for long term members and useful info for new members.

Each year the club has a Handicap Race Series; the Handicap League, along with the 10K series and Knockout Cup.

The Handicap Series is made up of 12-15 races, nominated by the club.  No one is obliged to run any, but the more you do the better chance of winning prizes at the end of the series.  For each race you run you get points depending on how you perform versus your predicted time (handicap) based on recent results.  At the end of the year the person with the most points from their best 6 races (2 short and 1 long plus best 3 others) wins.

The 10K and under series is much the same but you only need to run 3 races of 10K or shorter to qualify and it’s your best 3 results.

Within the list we include 2 or 3 club only races – Reverse Handicaps* – which are held at – Walkington (10K) and North Newbald (5 miles) in 2020.  *Reverse Handicaps mean you start in reverse order of your predicted time so the slowest goes off first and the fastest last.  In effect you should all finish at the same time if you run to your handicap.

The amendments to the update to rules in 2021 relate to:

  • Clear lines on what races are used to calculate handicap times;
  • How many races and how recent they must be (minimum 2 races within 6 months) to have a handicap time calculated;
  • A new point score of 2 points added;
  • Removal of the Green Jersey award;
  • Minor other text changes and tidy ups.

The amendments to the rules that took place in October 2024 relate to:

  • Removal of reference to the knockout cup which is being returned from the start of the 2025 series.
  • Clarification that 3 qualifying 10ks will also be used to determine winners in the case of a tiebreak.
  • Clarification that the handicapper may use other Parkrun results at their discretion.
  • Clarification on how data is used to to set start times.
  • Clarification that discretion may be used by handicapper as to which Parkrun result is used if Parkrun result was affected by a non-racing performance, for example the athlete tail walked or volunteered.

If you want any further clarification contact our handicap and knock-out cup secretary, Ken Pearson.

Rankings

Allocation of race places

Beverley 10K entry for Beverley AC members and helpers

The Beverley 10km and Fun Run events form the main fund raiser for the Club.  Without these, many of the benefits members enjoy may not be possible.  These include such things as:

  • subsidised food on away nights and other events;
  • presentation dinner dance;
  • sessions with qualified coaches;
  • Funded trips/entries to relays and cross country races.

It is critical that we gain support from as many members as possible to put these events on and therefore members are encouraged and expected to play their part (and then with a clear conscience race the remaining 51 Sundays of the year).  The day requires over 110 volunteers at any one time to ensure all positions are covered to deliver a safe and enjoyable event that meets our licence agreements.  The club is fortunate to have a large membership, the support of friends of the club and sponsors, but it remains key for everyone to play their part so that we meet the requirements of UKA, East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Humberside Police and the various safety considerations.

Club members (including second claim) are therefore not able to enter the race unless they support the race through volunteering.  Spaces are allocated on the basis of the criteria outlined below.  In doing so the club:

  1. Encourages and rewards those who choose to help out the Club to stage the events;
  2. Promotes the 10km as a big steppingstone for developing the juniors to take part in longer races by allowing eligible junior members to enter the 10km;
  3. Promotes the club as a place where competitive athletes are developed by fielding the Club’s fastest 10km runners in the event.

Eligibility

In all cases, those running are expected to make themselves available to volunteer with event preparation (either preparing race numbers, event registration or pre/post-race day set up and breakdown).  With the exception on No. 5, all members pay their own entry fee.

  1. Any member who has joined in the membership (including second claim) year from 1 April to 31 March prior to the race. All members under this criterion can defer for up to 2 years.  If they have not run it after 3 years they would fall under rule 5.
  2. All eligible Junior members according to UKA rules.
  3. Three fastest male and female runners according to the club rankings not already under criteria 1.
  4. The fastest veterans in each category based on club rankings.
  5. Members who have requested to run the 10K and have regularly volunteered.  These will be selected based on a) sufficient volunteers being available, and b) from the top of the list which will be ordered according to when the member last ran the race.  These will be complimentary places.
  6. A request can be made direct to the Race Secretary in exceptional circumstances to run outside the above criteria.

For the purposes of point 5, members will need to initially ask to be added to the list.  Once they have run under this point they will be removed unless they request to be added back.  Members can request to be added or removed from the list at any time and will be added according to when they last ran the race.

Members include first and second claim, honorary members and friends of the club who volunteer regularly.

If you are intending to not renew your membership in early April and intend to enter the race, please feel free to enter.  However, we would politely ask that you notify our race management team on bevacraces@gmail.com to let us know, so that we do not question your entry.  We will also pass the information on to our membership secretary in order that you be retired from the club at the end of March.  You will not be able to re-join for 3 years and then must pay the new member fee.

Those who have let their membership of the Club lapse (not renewed their membership) from the last membership year as assessed on the 20th April in the current year cannot run in the 10km event as a Beverley AC member.

These rules will be overseen by the club’s Race Secretary in conjunction with relevant officers within the club.

 

Last updated January 2022.

Rules and club places for London marathon

The rules:  London Marathon Places Rules Dec 2022
If you want to add your name to the list please email Bev AC secretary.

Beverley AC London Marathon Club Place List:

  1. Steve Marsay
  2. Jacqui Dickinson (added 05/04/17)
  3. Jonathan Ewen (added 30/4/19)
  4. Rachel Woad (added 4/5/19)
  5. Anna Pugson (added 7/8/019)
  6. Mark Dalton (added 9/10/19)
  7. Patrick Marshall (added 6/10/21 07:04)
  8. Robert Sparkes (added 6/10/21 07:41)
  9. Anji Ward (added 6/10/21 10:18)
  10. Aidy Messingham (added 6/10/21 19:58)
  11. Paul Duxbury (added 6/10/21 22:35)
  12. David Meilhan (added 8/10/21)
  13. Rob Reid (added 8/10/21 17:35)
  14. Caroline Jorna (added 4/10/22 13:48)
  15. Nathan Cobb (added 4/10/22 13:58)
  16. Neil Bant (added 4/10/22 19:50)
  17. Peter Garrett (added 7/10/22 9:13)
  18. Alison Benson (added 15/10/22 15:41)
  19. Steve Pointon (added 24/10/22 22:22)
  20. Simon Pick (added 21/1/23)
  21. Beccy Meilhan (added 7/2/23)
  22. Jody Horth (added 24/4/23)
  23. Dan Hammond (added 25/4/23)
  24. Doug Sharp (added 26/4/2023)
  25. Martin Greensill (added 28/4/23)
  26. John Dawson (added 29/4/23)
  27. Adam White (added 18/10/23)
  28. Valeriya Marshall (added 21/4/24)
  29. Nick Morrell (added 23/4/24 20:44)
  30. Carole Cooke (added 22/4/24 22:36)
  31. Peter Henderson (added 22/4/24 22:36)
  32. Josh Green (added 23/4/24 21:20)
  33. Genna Bourne (added 24/4/20245
  34. Tim Bourne (added 25/4/2025)
  35. Mathew Hutchinson (added 26/4/2025)
  36. Sharron Hutchinson (added 26/4/2025)
  37. Bruce Woodford (added 29/4/25)
  38. Ellis Uttley (added 20/9/25)
  39. Richard Uttley (added 20/9/25)
  40. Jess Hobson (added 21/9/25)
  41. Mike McGrath (added 2/11/25)
  42. Jamie Kitching (added 28/4/2026)
  43. Laura Baker (added 28/4/2026)
  44. Sarah Harris-Smith (added 29th April)
  45. Mark Lorch (added 1/5/26 15:47)
  46. Alys Ayre (added 1/5/26 16:55)
  47. Helen Ryan (added 6/5/26)
  48. David Elliott-Button (added 17/5/26)
Our Younger Runners
Juniors

Here at Beverley AC we run a thriving and successful Juniors section.  We aim to ensure that our Junior athletes get as much fun and fitness out of their athletics as possible.  We are primarily runners but we also introduce our young people to the fundamentals of other athletics events, including jumping and throwing, because of the proven benefits this has for their running and overall fitness.

All members of our coaching team are qualified Athletics Coaches or Coaching Assistants licensed by England Athletics, and all have an enhanced DBS certificate and have undertaken England Athletics safeguarding training.

The Juniors train on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings.  Training is usually on or near the Beverley Westwood. We train indoors on Wednesday evenings in the winter. We expect juniors to be able to attend most training sessions: both the Wednesdays and Sundays each week.

Our younger Juniors focus on getting fun and fitness from their athletics, and we also encourage them to take part in suitable competitions.  From about Year 8, Juniors focus increasingly on regular racing so their training is more oriented towards competition. 

We concentrate on cross country racing in the winter, and we take part in track events in the spring and summer.  We travel across the Humber and around Yorkshire for some of these events.  We also take part in some fun runs and multi-terrain events suited to Juniors, to give them some more experience of racing.

We do have a waiting list to join.  Please note that we can only take Juniors from the age of 8, but we can add younger children to the list so that we can invite them to start when they are old enough.

If you would like your child to be added to the waiting list, we use the Spond Club Platform for enrolling new runners. Please use the link below to add your child to the waiting list.

Once you click on the link, you will find further information about our current training and expectations for club members. If you feel this would suit your child, please complete the form:

https://club.spond.com/landing/signup/beverleyacj/form/E392F63227604AF9882C651318F715C9

If you have any queries please contact Justine Tomlin (parent volunteer) and Lewis Holloway (lead coach) at beverleyacjuniors@gmail.com

The Juniors coaching and management team are:

Lewis Holloway (Athletics Coach)
Robert Sparkes (Athletics Coach)
Roger Tomlin (Athletics Coach)
Bob Hadfield (Athletics Coach)
Stuart Little (Athletics Coach)
Caroline Jorna (Coaching Assistant)
Tom Jorna (Coaching Assistant)
Justine Tomlin (Parent Volunteer)

Our Club Welfare Officers are….
Welfare Officers – Richard Uttley 07973 675 321 email and Catriona Williamson Email

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Beverley 10k Event

“I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to everyone involved in the 10k today. It was my first ever race and I was blown away with how well organised it was and how lovely and encouraging all the stewards were… from picking my number up yesterday to actually running it today… everyone was so friendly and helpful. I thoroughly enjoyed it and appreciated all the hard work that must go into arranging something of that scale. Thank you!” Samantha (2023).”

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Walkington 10k Event

“I just wanted to say a massive thank you to you and all the team at Beverley AC for putting on such a fantastic event on Friday evening. Me and my nephew really enjoyed it. It was a great course and the weather just about held off. I didn’t get a PB but I still enjoyed that finish on the playing field. Many thanks again. It was wonderful of you to give up your time and to sacrifice the opportunity to run yourself so that the likes of me could enjoy ourselves. Cheers.” Jeff (2023).”

Contact Us
If you’re interested in contacting us to find out more about our club or you’ve seen enough from our website and want to join, then please see the contact details list below. You can email us directly or use the online form below. Please note our contact policy however, if you wish to contact us for any other reason than joining our club.

Policy

Running Clubs and Runners are inundated with information concerning products, services and requests for sponsorship by organisations, charities and individuals. All speculative emails of this nature will be ignored

It is Club policy that this website and the club email list remain advert and plea free.

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Committee Members

How and who to contact

Contact the club by emailing secretarybeverleyac@gmail.com or use the contact form on the right.

Club President – Andy Tate

Committee Members
Club chairman – Rob Reid – 07930 451205 Email
Club vice Chair – Fiona Oakes – 07813890081 Email
Club secretary – Fiona Oakes – 07813890081 Email
Treasurer – Lucy Stamford – Email
Membership secretary – Catriona Williamson – Email
Race organiser – Nigel Wilson
Press officer –  Jackie Hardman
Kit secretary – Neil Bant – 07930 263 649
Team captains – Gentlemen:  Rob Sparkes.  Ladies: Lucy Berriman
Juniors section head coach – Lewis Holloway Email
Routes and away nights – Andy Johnson
Social and away trips Secretary – Jacqui Dickinson

Your club also has two Welfare Officers.  Lynne Beer and Rich Uttley are our Beverley AC Welfare Officers.  They are there to assist any member with any welfare or safeguarding concerns you might have. This might be issues/concerns you have in your personal life, about a friend or colleague – it’s not limited to Running Club issues!  They are fully trained, DBS cleared and able to help you.

Please contact them at lynnekbeer@gmail.com / 07752 617537 or richarduttley1988@gmail.com / 07973 675321 at any time.

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