Night Of Stars
Lifetime Achievement Award Eddy Mountford (Wirral)
A LIFELONG runner from Wirral, Eddie is still competing in race events at the astonishing age of 91. Despite coming into the sport aged 58, Eddie has taken part in more than 30 full marathons, and countless half marathons and 10Ks over the last 30 years. Eddie will often be seen on his training runs in Woodchurch. Eddie recently recovered from a spell of ill health and maintains his running is what helped him recuperate.
Running Personality of The Year Award Eamonn Brady (Liverpool)
EAMONN IS described as a true inspiration, rock and good friend. Always there to help runners achieve and celebrate their achievements. The support he shows fellow runners is truly amazing. As well as creating the ‘Happy Bus’, he is often heard encouraging others with his ‘Eye Of The Tiger’ mantra.
Most Inspirational Individual Award David Marsh (Southport)
David has inspired and supported countless runners, and his help and commitment is acknowledged by many within the running community. His personal sacrifice to encourage others to achieve is well known. David is the ‘go to’ man to be uplifted in races – and nothing is too much trouble for him.
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FORGET THE Oscars, BBC Sports Personality Of The Year pales in comparison; in Liverpool sporting circles there is only one ‘must have’ ticket. Of course, we mean the Merseyside Running Community Awards. Here we highlight the heroes and heroines of the city’s biggest night of the year.
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