Garden City Runners (GCR) claimed the third-place trophy in the women's team category at the Standalone 10k last Sunday.
Emily Owen, Jess Timmins, Hannah Frank, and Jess Plant powered through the challenging course to secure the podium position.
Emily Owen was the standout performer, finishing as the second-fastest woman overall.
Jess Plant's performance was particularly commendable, as she only recently returned to running after having her second child.
Jess Timmins said: "It's a rather challenging route, resulting in serious questions about your life choices between 7 and 9km.
"Thankfully there were still some smiles once we got our breath back at the end!"
Bernie Barnaby also had a successful race, completing the 10k in 42 minutes and 14 seconds.
This earned him an age-graded score of 83.7 per cent, placing him 13th age graded overall and making him the top age-graded GCR.
In the parkrun round-up, 123 GCR members participated in parkruns this week.
The majority headed to Panshanger, where Graeme McSorely took top spot with a time of 18 minutes and 51 seconds.
He also had the highest age grade this week.
David Chapman, Fran Di Paola, Grace Hickey-Carson, and Che Cheriton all secured new personal bests on the course.
Martyn Perrin and Dave Edwards both achieved an age-graded score of more than 73 per cent.
Lucy Iles was the seventh lady across the finish line.
Stevenage and Stanborough were the next most popular parkruns, with 12 GCR members heading to each.
At Stevenage, Richard Somerset and Richard Taylor both put in strong performances, while Zoe Stephens was the third-fastest female.
At Stanborough, Stuart Gavin, Bruce Judge, and Adam Wadley claimed second, third, and fourth place, with Bruce achieving a new personal best and the top age-graded score of 81.45 per cent.
GCR members also participated in a number of other parkruns both in the UK and internationally.
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