Hundreds of runners took on the scenic trail from Aylsham to Reepham on Sunday to complete this year’s Marriott’s Way 10K sponsored by Orsted. The event, now a highlight in the local sporting calendar, brought together seasoned athletes, enthusiastic amateurs, and community teams for a day of fitness and celebration.
Councillor Caroline Karimi-Ghovanlou, Chair of Broadland District Council, said: “The Marriott’s Way 10K is always a fantastic occasion for our community and this year was no exception. Congratulations to all the runners, volunteers and supporters who made the day such a success. We are proud to host an event that encourages healthy living and brings people together along one of Norfolk’s most beautiful routes.”
The overall winner in the men’s category was Dom Blake of Reepham Runners, who crossed the finish line in an impressive 35 minutes and 36 seconds. The women’s race was led by last year’s winner, Jo Andrews of Bungay Black Dog Running Club, who finished in 38 minutes. The event also celebrated achievements across age categories, with notable performances from local running clubs and community teams.
Top Finishers
Men’s Results:
1. Dom Blake – 00:35:36.7 (Aviva Team 1 & Reepham Runners)
2. James Howes – 00:38:01.1
3. Aidan Thorpe – 00:38:27.2 (Aviva Team 1)
Women’s Results:
1. Jo Andrews – 00:38:00.9 (Bungay Black Dog RC)
2. Gemma Barnes – 00:42:30.7 (Wymondham AC)
3. Olivia Walwyn – 00:42:46.5 (North Norfolk Beach Runners)
The event also featured a Corporate Challenge, with Aviva Team 1 taking top honours among business teams.
The Council extends its thanks to all participants, marshals, supporters and main sponsor Orsted who contributed to the event’s success.
For full race results visit: www.southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk/leisure/marriotts-way-10k.
Photos from the event can be viewed on the Council’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/BroadlandDistrictCouncil
