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We have news of recent race success for Run Wednesdays, Hailsham Harriers, Eastbourne Rovers and HY Runners in our latesr round-up of the East Sussex athletics scene.

RUN WEDNESDAYS

Run Wednesdays athletes saw success across a number of events last weekend, including races outside the area.

Long-standing club member Johnathon Andrews completed the Centurion Running Autumn 100-mile race.

Centurion Runner Johnathon Andrews | Submitted picture

The event is a trail race based in the twin villages of Goring and Streatley on the River Thames.

The course reflects the shape of a cross and takes runners on a series of four different 25-mile out-and-back spurs using sections of both the Ridgeway and Thames Path National Trails.

Johnathon achieved 122nd place out of 300 entrants in a time of exactly 26 hours.

Richard Gardiner, Chris Lamour and Steve Offord completed the Southend Pier Marathon.

Hailsham Harriers in front of the beach huts at Hove | Submitted picture

Stretching for 1.34 miles, Southend Pier is the longest pleasure pier in the world.

Runners are required to complete the course by a 6.5-hour cut-off.

Sue Dabbs completed the Manchester Half Marathon.

Despite the cold weather, Sue completed the fast course with the support of her family.

Eastbourne Rovers' Teddy Jones (St Catherine’s) was sixth in the Eastbourne schools' Year 10 boys' race | Submitted picture

Eastbourne, Hailsham and Hastings athletes enjoy 100-mile, 10k cross-country success and more