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Mason Willis of Tonbridge AC was triumphant at Sunday’s Dartford Half-Marathon race.
Willis timed 1hr14min29sec to finish two seconds ahead of club-mate Daniel Bradley (1:14.31), with Dartford Harriers’ Shaw Lydon coming home third in 1:17.48.
Winner Mason Willis (924), of Tonbridge AC, alongside club-mate Daniel Bradley, who took second place, on Sunday Pictures: Barry GoodwinDartford Harriers’ Lydon Shaw took third placeDartford Harriers Ethon Jacob (left) was 12th Pictures: Barry Goodwin
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Jack Manning-Press, from Ashford-based Curious Runners, finished sixth in 1:19.37, and Sam Dowler (1:19.55) and Johnnie Arnould (1:20.43) – both of Central Park Athletics in Dartford – rounded out the top 10.
Central Park Athletics’ Johnnie Arnould finished 10th on SundayDartford Harriers’ Doug Beckley, left, and Josh Pooley get up to speed in Sunday’s Dartford Half-MarathonJames Carney (641) and Robert Lenihan (999) from Central Park Athletics Picture: Barry Goodwin
Ethon Jacob clocked 1:22.18 to become the second Dartford Harriers runner home in 12th spot.
Ellie Grant was the first female finisher in a time of 1:32.54.
She was followed over the line by Philippa Robinson (1:33.38) and Medway & Maidstone AC’s Kerstin Sung, who came third in the ladies’ category, with 1:34.27.
Central Park Athletics duo Anoushka Johnson (1002) and Anthony Durey (1072) Picture: Barry GoodwinDartford Harriers’ Ali Underwood Picture: Barry GoodwinJoe Bugnell is all smiles during Sunday’s race. Pictures: Barry GoodwinDartford Harriers’ Courtney MoffatJordan Purser from Running Together GraveshamTony Johnson from Bexley AC. Picture: Barry GoodwinCharlie Stanley. Picture: Barry GoodwinEd James (Folkestone Running & Athletics Club). Picture: Barry Goodwin
Aaron Mahil finished in fifth place. Pictures: Barry GoodwinBradley Amphlett (1309) and Robert Beevers (1310). Picture: Barry Goodwin360 Stephen Roberts. Picture: Barry GoodwinGlenn Southam enjoyed his run on Sunday. Picture: Barry GoodwinMarc Casale. Picture: Barry GoodwinRoger Westwood (Dagenham 88 Runners). Picture: Barry GoodwinAnthony Smith. Picture: Barry GoodwinLizzie Wilkinson at the Dartford Half-Marathon. Picture: Barry GoodwinEmilia Bay. Picture: Barry Goodwin
Overall, just shy of 1,100 competitors took part in the event.
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