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Sheffield & Rotherham parkrun attendances for 18th & 19th September 2021.

 

92  - Graves-Juniors

83  - Hillsborough Juniors

45  - Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park -Juniors

Total = 220 

 

  88 - Concord

495 - Endcliffe 

188 - Graves 

404 - Hillsborough 

297 - Millhouses

   84 - Castle

Total = 1,556

 

356 - Rother Valley 

100 - Clifton Park

Total = 456 

 

Overall Total = 2,212

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Stat attack and much more in the link..........

 

13822 people got their parkrun barcode this week
7805 people became parkrunners this week
746 parkrunners joined the 50 club
411 parkrunners joined the 100 club
80 parkrunners joined the 250 club
2 parkrunners joined the 500 club
245 parkrunners joined the v25 club

 

http://www.elliottline.com/parkrun/2021/9/19/parkrun-attendance-and-milestone-stats-for-18-september-2021-and-19-september-2021?fbclid=IwAR3w5aaCzOS4ezWzc-YR12Zvop3-fNBBVzmxthWIz5bSaeUUFpHDtYyFKIw

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Sheffield & Rotherham parkrun attendances for 9th & 10th Octber 2021.

 

119  - Graves-Juniors

97  - Hillsborough Juniors

40  - Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park -Juniors

Total = 256 

 

122 - Concord

490 - Endcliffe 

175 - Graves 

375 - Hillsborough 

264 - Millhouses

   65 - Castle

Total = 1,491

 

273 - Rother Valley 

  78 - Clifton Park

Total = 351 

 

Overall Total = 2,098

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Andrew Tup

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Nice, pleasant weather once again across the Yorkshire and Humber region.

57/61 events took place across the Yorkshire and Humber region. Compared with last week, only York didn’t take place (Race meeting).

Total attendance was 10988, an increase of 247 (2.3%) over last week. The largest attendance was at Huddersfield (524); the smallest – for the third consecutive week - was at Bowling Park (38). Of the events that also took place last week, 37 saw an increase in attendance, 19 saw a decrease and one (Bramley (154)) was the same.

Roberts Park (255), unsurprisingly, more than doubled the attendance from their inaugural event last week.

Last week, Endcliffe had an attendance of 487 at its 488th event, this week it was 490 at its 489th event. Goole’s attendance (117) was exactly half of its event number (234).

Lots of ‘doubles’ (and a triple) this weekend:

Roberts Park and Rothwell both had attendances of 255, Millfield and Temple Newsam had 145, Barnsley and Nostell had 143, Cleethorpes, Goole and Wetherby had 117, Halifax and Northallerton had 103, Cliffe Castle and Humber Bridge had 102, Centre Vale and Potternewton had 95 and Frickley Country and Middleton Woods had 60.

Whilst there has clearly been a significant reduction in attendance at parkrun across the region post-lockdown when compared with 2019/20, the situation is most evident at Bowling Park.

For their first eight events (25 Jan – 14 Mar 2020), the average attendance was 184.9; since 24 July 2021 it is 51.4.

The rolling weekly regional average of 12222* over the last two years represents an increase of 0.20% when compared with the previous year (12197).

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Sheffield & Rotherham parkrun attendances for 16th & 17th Octber 2021.

 

86  - Graves-Juniors

69  - Hillsborough Juniors

38  - Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park -Juniors

Total = 193 

 

175 - Concord

472 - Endcliffe 

166 - Graves 

404 - Hillsborough 

292 - Millhouses

   72 - Castle

Total = 1,581

 

254 - Rother Valley 

   95 - Clifton Park

Total = 349

 

Overall Total = 2,123

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Yorkshire parkruns - collect them all!

Andrew Tup  · 1t08m3mhsa  · 

Apologies if this summary of the Yorkshire & Humber region is seeming a bit like ‘Groundhog Day’, with its remarkable consistency of events and attendance.

56/61 events took place across the Yorkshire and Humber region. Of the events that have returned post-lockdown, there were cancellations at Normanby Hall and Temple Newsam.

Total attendance was 11301, an increase of 313 (2.8%) over last week. The largest attendance was at York (582); the smallest – for the fourth consecutive week - was at Bowling Park (44). Of the events that also took place last week, 25 saw an increase in attendance, 28 saw a decrease and two (Barnsley (143) and Harrogate (395)) were the same.

Roberts Park (261), saw a small increase on last week for another new record.

Cleethorpes and Heslington both had attendances of 191, Dewsbury and Skipton had 161, Dalby Forest and Goole had 148, and Bramley and Humber Bridge had 131.

Of the 58 venues that have been running (no pun intended) for over two years, 16 have seen an increase in their attendance during that time when compared with the previous year and 42 have seen a decrease.

Of those to have seen a reduction in attendance, ten venues have seen that reduce by 20%+. For those that have seen an increase, just five are above 10%, with the highest at Concord (17%).

I will let the reader draw their own conclusions.

The rolling weekly regional average of 12167* over the last two years represents a decrease of 0.80% when compared with the previous year (12265).

*For an explanation of how this is calculated see the note posted on 24 July 2021.

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From : parkrun statsgeek group - Andrew Tup  

Another new event made it three in the last nine weeks across the Yorkshire and Humber region. (There have been four new events over the last six months of parkrunning weekends.)

58/62 events took place across the Yorkshire and Humber region. I think the stags have calmed down a bit at Normanby Hall, but clearly not enough for their event to take place!

Total attendance was 11405, an increase of 104 (0.9%) over last week. The cumulative attendance has increased for each of the last four weeks, but never by more than 3%. The largest attendance was at Endcliffe (549); the smallest was at Horton Park (40). Of the events that also took place last week, 20 saw an increase in attendance and 36 saw a decrease.

The new event was The Cinder Track and saw an attendance of 74. I don’t think I’m sticking my neck out by saying it’ll beat that next week!

Roberts Park and Sewerby both had attendances of 247, Heslington and Rothwell had 216, Concord and Temple Newsam had 148, Nostell and Penistone had 145, Bramley, Halifax and Humber Bridge had 125, Potternewton and Rotherham had 106 and Myrtle and Wetherby had 87. This was the second consecutive week that Bramley and Humber Bridge’s attendances were the same.

Since last week, the parkrun with the highest growth in attendance has changed from *Concord (16.4%) to Sheffield Castle (16.9%).

The rolling weekly regional average of 12110* over the last two years represents a decrease of 1.5% when compared with the previous year (12297).

*For an explanation of how this is calculated see the note posted on 24 July 2021.

 

*Concord was the venue for the first round of the Sheffield Striders  'parkrun cup'. The club hold this competition every year where pairs of entrants are drawn against each other. Their times on the day are compared and the nearest to their parkrun pb goes through to the next round. This year there were 128.  Occaisionaly the ties are 3 headers to give even numbers for the next round.

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The ten fastest male and female parkruns this weekend.................

 

https://www.fastrunning.com/events-and-races/parkrun/10-fastest-uk-parkrun-times-on-23rd-october-2021/33409?fbclid=IwAR15oArUJI1lrrYFm4OfPaOSBHPdVlRJuDF14dqwgDRZvt4wpv8GV1mdcS8

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Sheffield & Rotherham parkrun attendances for 23rd & 24th October 2021.

 

85  - Graves-Juniors

77  - Hillsborough Juniors

42  - Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park -Juniors

Total = 204 

 

 148 - Concord

 549 - Endcliffe 

 181 - Graves 

 356 - Hillsborough 

 318 - Millhouses

 136 - Castle

Total = 1,688 

 

275 - Rother Valley 

106 - Clifton Park

Total = 381 

 

Overall Total = 2,278

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Endcliffe in the top ten attendances:-

Biggest UK parkruns: Bushy Park (1075),

Southampton (698),

Poole (685),

Cardiff (616),

Clapham Common (595),

Heaton Park (581),

Nonsuch (579),

Chelmsford Central (578),

Endcliffe (549),

York (534),