A great result for the Belles and something to build on for the Bels on a course that favoured photographers more than it did runners.
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Comrades is the world's oldest and largest ultramarathon event - a gruelling 87km between Durban and Pietermaritzburg, alternating the uphill and and downhill routes from year to year. Belgrave's road and cross country captain Sam Amend ran the uphill version this year, and here gives her first person account.
Read MoreNick Goolab finished third and Tish Jones fourth ahead of a strong Belgrave lineup at the Vitality London 10000.
Read MoreBelgrave's women finished an impressive 8th at the National 6-stage road relays in Sutton Park in what is probably the Belles' best showing at the competition this decade.
Read MoreJurgita Levertaviciute and Lizzie Goldie-Scot have both been outstanding this season and as their final points are so close, they will both receive tickets to the Muller Grand Prix at the Olympic Stadium in July.
Read MoreA solid A team finished a creditable 6th, ahead of all our local teams except the winners. The B team were an impressive 15th out of the 34 teams that started.
Read MoreWith a healthy mixture of engine room, new faces and welcome old friends, 11 Belles gathered at the start of the third Surrey League race. In an eventful day, with a number of best performances, the A team finished 8th and the B team 25th out of 30 teams. But this doesn't tell the whole story.
Read MoreBelgrave's senior teams both bagged respectable top 20 finishes at the SEAA Southern XC Championships at Parliament Hill.
Read MoreBrave Belles battle to double South of Thames gold
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