The first Wolf Run event of the year kicked off in style over the weekend of Saturday 25 – Sunday 26 April, as thousands of runners descended on Offchurch Bury, Warwickshire, to take on Spring Wolf. Under sunny spring skies, participants tackled mud, water and woodland trails in trademark Wolf Run fashion, kicking off the
The first of Warwickshire’s two annual Wolf Run events takes place on the last weekend of April. The Wolf Run is a wild running challenge built for those who want more than a standard running event. Set across raw countryside terrain, the event works with nature to create something truly wild and unique. Whether you’re
Wolf Run, a Midlands-based wild running event series, is teaming up with the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust to help its participants give back to the incredible wild spaces that let them run wild. Warwickshire Wildlife Trust is the new charity partner for the Spring and Summer Wolf events. The charity’s mission is to protect Warwickshire’s wildlife
This was the game you refuse Christmas pudding for – or should that be ‘a second helping of…’? It formed the first half of a double-header with the men’s teams at a sold-out Stoop. For the first time Wayne Barnes refereed a Prem 15s game. This was a worryingly one-sided contest for Bristol, Quns’ running in
University of Bath sporting scholar Jenny Nesbitt led Great Britain to a team silver medal at the World University Cross Country Championships in Monte Cassino, Italy. And she was unfortunate not to collect an individual medal as well after a gutsy performance which saw Nesbitt lead from the front before being overtaken by Turkey’s Sevilay
University of Bath sporting scholar Jenny Nesbitt enjoyed a golden debut at the European Cross-Country Championships in France as she helped Great Britain’s U23 women to team success. The 20-year-old Sports & Social Science student, who is supported by a Trendell Sports Scholarship, finished a fine 13th in the individual rankings in Hyeres on Sunday.
University of Bath student Jenny Nesbitt has been named in a 36-strong British Athletics squad for the European Cross Country Championships in France. The 20-year-old Sports & Social Science, student who is a Trendell Sports Scholar, will compete in the women’s U23 race in Hyères on Sunday, December 13. It continues a remarkable return to
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