Fife Athletic Club/Kirkcaldy Wizards: Ben Kinninmonth victorious at Path of Condie Half Marathon as clubmates also excel

Fife Athletic Club’s Ben Kinninmonth stormed to victory at Saturday’s Path of Condie Half Marathon organised by Kinross Road Runners, triumphing in 1:18:18.
Fife Athletic Club's prizewinners from the Path of Condie Half MarathonFife Athletic Club's prizewinners from the Path of Condie Half Marathon
Fife Athletic Club's prizewinners from the Path of Condie Half Marathon

Fife AC also provided the race's first female, as Laura Gibson ran an excellent time of 1:24:49 for ninth overall in a new female course record. The previous female course record had been set by another Fife AC lady, Sheena Logan (1:26:26) in 2018.

Fife AC scooped awards for the first male team and first female team. Kinninmonth was joined on the prizegiving stage by clubmates Rory Scott (1:25:52) and James Hall (1:26:27).

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Janet Dickson finished as second female overall with a superb time of 1:33:34. Dickson was part of a Fife AC female winning team, with Laura Gibson and Keren MacPherson, who finished as first female 50, in 1:44:05.

Ben Kinninmonth on way to winning Path of Condie Half MarathonBen Kinninmonth on way to winning Path of Condie Half Marathon
Ben Kinninmonth on way to winning Path of Condie Half Marathon

Jocelyn Scott won the award for first female 70 with a time of 2:19:15.

This author Rolf Gunnemann made a return from injury to run his first race in four months, achieving a course PB of 22 minutes with a time of 1:30:36.

There were also superb showings by Gavin Curran (1:36:26) and Sean Brown (1:40:17).

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Fife AC duo Gerard Van Zyl (1:45:47) and Halina Rees (1:48:45) were also in racing action and acquitted themselves well on a tough course which started and finished in Milnathort and took place on undulating B roads.

Laura Gibson runs at Path of Condie eventLaura Gibson runs at Path of Condie event
Laura Gibson runs at Path of Condie event

Meanwhile, local runners also contested last weekend’s Lochore Meadows 10k, with the following results: 3. Carter Taylor, Fife Athletic Club, 37:15; 13. Nellie Luxford, Fife Athletic Club, 44:55 (second female); 54. Shirley Bremner, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 55:53; 55. Diane Selkirk, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 56:00; 69. Sarah Barrie, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:00:47; 72. Nickie Turner, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:01:57; 79. Mollie Turner, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:03:33; 80. Lynn Godsell, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:03:34; 84. Shona Turner, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:04:50; 92. Pamela Dobson, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:11:35; 93. Jacqueline Cairns, Kirkcaldy Wizards, 1:12:13.

Elsewhere, the home Kirkcaldy Parkrun saw a bountiful supply of Wizard PBs.

Calum Reid achieved a course PB of 21:39 and there were also PB landmarks for Harry Godson (23:57), Niamh Gibbons (28:29) and Marie Godson (28:46).

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Fife AC's Liam Hutson finished in first place with a time of 17:23.

Carter Taylor competing in Lochore 10kCarter Taylor competing in Lochore 10k
Carter Taylor competing in Lochore 10k

A strong contingent of Wizards contested Loch Leven Parkrun's 200th anniversary race. Ian Watters (28:37), Selina Skivington (30:03), Kieran Forsyth (31:55), Dawn Cameron (32:34), Stephen Wilson (32:35), Sharron Wilson (33:51), Leanne Reid (34:50) and Jennifer Hodgson (40:58) all ran.

James Paterson (31:52) ran at St Andrews Parkrun and Derek Adamson (39:49) ran at Lochore Meadows.

Mark Gowans (27:39) competed at Palacerigg Parkrun in Cumbernauld and Craig Thomson (24:10) did Auldcathie District Parkrun in Winchburgh.

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Claire Jurecki (33:26) ran at Whitekirk Hill Parkrun, Michaela Sullivan (41:08) ventured to Carlingwark Loch Parkrun, Heather Kinninmonth (30:57) ran at Aviemore Parkrun and Claire Doak (29:41) was at Woodhouse Moor Parkrun in Leeds.

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