Woodbridge 10K & Junior Race 2026

Whether youre a seasoned runner or just lacing up your trainers for the first time, the Woodbridge Shufflers are here to help you find your stride. Were proud to be known not just for our passion for running, but for our warm, inclusive atmosphere that welcomes everyoneat every pace. Based in the heart of beautiful Suffolk, our weekly runs take full advantage of the stunning countryside that surrounds us. From riverside routes to woodland trails, theres always a new path to explore and friendly faces to share it with. With a packed calendar offering everything from gentle social jogs to challenging structured training sessions, theres something for every runner. And were not just about putting in the mileswere committed to giving back, raising thousands of pounds each year for local charities through our events and initiatives. Come join us, make new friends, enjoy the great outdoors, and be part of something bigger. The Shufflers spirit is waiting for you! Click here to find out more Recent News Woodbridge 10K race makes the local press Click here to read the article in The East Anglian Daily Times Provisional results from 2025 Woodbridge 10K Thanks to everybody for making this years race a success once again, whatever you did, from Graham, our race director, team leaders, helpers, runners or spectators, thank you so much. Here are the provisional results Adult Results Junior Results Marathon effort from Woodbridge Shufflers A number of Woodbridge Shufflers completed Marathons in April. Taking part in the London Marathon were Ricky Burrows, Sue Hargadon (pictured) who completed her 46th Marathon over a 40 year period, married couple Jack and Lucy Morrison, Lottie Williams and Stu Haynes (who completed the race in 2 hrs 29 mins) Not to be outdone, Andy... Read more : Marathon effort from Woodbridge Shufflers Its that time of year again .... Annual Shuffler deer run around .... Annual Cross The River Run Yesterday evening, 40 Woodbridge Shufflers took part in the annual river crossing. It involved wading through the mud and the river at low tide to get to the other side. Carefully supervised by our experienced run leaders, it was lots of fun (if you like getting muddy and wet!) A few people lost trainers and needed... Read more : Annual Cross The River Run The Clubs Privacy Policy is Available by Clicking Here Share this page: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print