The 2015 Millbrook Monster 10K hill run will be at Stayley Cricket Club on Wednesday 29th July.

Possibly one of the most scenic running events in the area, the Millbrook Monster is a 10Km multi-terrain race that takes in all that is best about Millbrook's natural landscape.  Starting from the Country Park the route takes you across Walkerwood Reservoir before making a gentle climb across the western edge of Harridge Pike.  This section of the race presents magnificent views of Manchester and the Cheshire Plain before turning up towards Higher Swineshaw Reservoir and the moorland scenery of Turf Pits.  The latter stages of the route are a gradual decent past all four reservoirs and the mixed woodland of Brushes Valley.

The Junior Monster

Running alongside this years event is the 4Km race for runners aged between 9 and 14.  Using much of the opening sections of the Senior race, the route takes in much of the mixed terrain whilst remaining in the area of Walkerwood and the Country Park.

Entries and Registration

This event is organised by Hyde Village Striders and the website for registrations is here.  Entry fees are £6 for UK Athletics affiliated members, £8 for unaffiliated runners.  Entry on the day will cost £2 extra.  For the Junior Monster, registration is on the day only and priced at £2.

Registration is at the Clubhouse from 6pm until 7:15pm.

An informal awards presentation will be held at the clubhouse shortly after the end of the race.  Prizes will be offered for the first three men and women, with a prize for the winner of each age category.

Parking Restrictions - Please note

Please note the update to the parking instructions for this year. There are unadopted roads near the cricket club and to minimise disruption to the residents we are asking that you to please do not park on them. They are:

• Oxford Street
• Stamford Road
• Cross Street
• Grenville Street (west of Huddersfield Road)
• Victoria Street

The 2014 Millbrook Monster - Review of last year's event

Thank-you to all 224 of those who competed in the 2014 Millbrook Monster 10K hill-run; making it bigger, better and more memorable than ever before!

Results are available in pdf or Excel (Junior pdf Excel).   This year's winner was Stockport Harrier's Andi Jones in the rather astounding time of 35 minutes, 19.97 seconds!  That's around 10 and a half miles an hour, not bad for a runner on any terrain!

Stayley welcome Hyde Village Striders to the clubhouse.	Making up our cricketing contingent is our own Thomas Parker!	With far more runners than last year, there were queues to register... hold on, that 'runner's brought his bike!

And their Off! 224 runners start their way up the hill to Brushes Reservoir	They Keep Coming.......	And there's more	And More

 Stayley are pleased to announce their founding membership of the Pennine League

 2015 was a year of tremendous change for all clubs in the Greater Manchester area as efforts were concentrated to address the issues behind dwindling club membership and the demise of leagues in the region.  For Stayley, any successful solution needed to have the development of Junior Cricket at its heart. We believe that the new Pennine League closely matches these requirements and we are therefore proud to support this new club structure.

• Two Senior Divisions - with 12 clubs in each

• First and Second team matches predominantly on Saturdays

Provisional Fixture List

• Third Team matches and Cup rounds on Sundays

• Revised Junior Fixtures with shared dates - When U18s Away, U11s Home.  When U9s Away, U15s Home.

• Junior Academies

• Extended matches for Juniors during holidays