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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 421 14 March 2014
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: steverowland@ranelagh-harriers.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Milocarians win home inter-club, Ranelagh second
* Ranelagh team led by Ted Mockett and Marie Synnott-Wells
* Olivia Lloyd and Tom Kearey win club junior championships
* Duncan Mallison wins the Spendlove Cup club 20 miles championship
* PBs galore in Half Marathon season
* Carl Sela-Hammer and Estelle Damant lead our team at the Reading Half
* parkrun placings for Carl Assmundson, Duncan Mallison, Nick Wright,
Hannah Doyle, Gemma Cory, Jane Craigie-Payne and Ted Mockett
* Ranelagh Cup schools race this Saturday at 2.30pm
* Clutton Cup 10 miles handicap on Sunday morning at 10am.
* Book now for the Baker Cup supper and presentations evening on Saturday
29th March
ATTENTION PLEASE
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RANELAGH CUP SCHOOLS RACE Saturday 15th March in Richmond Park
Our annual Schools race for the Ranelagh Cup takes place over one lap of our
mob match course, starting at 2.30pm.
CLUTTON CUP 10 miles handicap Sunday 16th March in Richmond Park. 10am
start.
Our longest handicap race, two laps of five miles. All members are welcome,
register at the clubhouse on the day, if possible by 9.30am.
RANELAGH ROAD GRAND PRIX
Details of the events that will make up our summer Road Grand Prix are on
our website here:. There are only nine events this year - the
Elmore 7 miles has been dropped as it is on the same weekend as the
Elmbridge 10km. All the Surrey Road League events are included in our
Grand Prix. The GP kicks off with any spring Marathon up to May 4th and
continues with the Thames Towpath 10, the Richmond Half Marathon and the
Sutton 10km.
BAKER CUP SUPPER and PRIZEGIVING
You are invited to our annual presentations supper. All are welcome,
especially if you have a trophy or medal to collect.
Date - Saturday 29th March @ 7.00pm.
Location - The Roebuck Pub (upstairs)
130 Richmond Hill, TW10 6RN
Tel 0208 948 2329
Dress - Smart Casual
Price - £23.00 per person - includes welcome drink, free beer (while stocks
last) and buffet dinner.
Places are limited to 60 people, so please reserve your place early!!! Your
glass of sparkly awaits you!!
R.S.V.P.
Please Contact:- Michele Gibson:-Email:- micheleagibson@hotmail.com,
Mobile:- 07703 518 956
Cheques payable to :- Ranelagh Harriers and posted / handed to Ms Michele
Gibson, c/o Baker Cup Supper, 107 Elm Road, New Malden, Surrey KT3 3HN or
leave in the club safe with the name Michele Gibson on the envelope.
Cash:- payable to Michele Gibson @ the Club - Tuesday & Wednesday nights.
RIVER THAMES HALF MARATHON Sunday 5th October
Roy Reeder, who some of you may know from Stragglers, sent this in:
"This is a new event starting in Walton-on-Thames. I have chosen Princess
Alice Hospice as the race charity. The race will also be supporting another
local good cause, PC Andrew Duncan Memorial Fund. I am offering Ranelagh
Harriers a £5 discount off the entry price until 30 June, to claim enter the
code 'STEVE5' at the Sport Systems store. Nearer the time, I'll be looking
for helpers on the day. The race website is here:".
A parkrun DOUBLE IN GDANSK AND GDYNIA 10th May 2014
Peter Fordham writes:
The parkrun team in Poland is welcoming a group of parkrunners to the
Tricity area on the weekend of the 10th May to take part in one or both of
the Gdansk and Gdynia parkruns. It is also hoped that parkrunners from other
countries will be there to make it a very special day. The Gdansk parkrun is
held in wooded parkland on the edge of this historic and fascinating city.
The Gdynia parkrun, the first in Poland, is a beautiful course along the
Baltic seafront and this will be the third trip to Gdynia by a group of UK
parkrunners.
The Tricity area is of significant wartime and political history, being the
place where World War 2 started and also where the Solidarity movement was
formed. The parkrun Poland team will be our hosts throughout the weekend and
have kindly offered to show the group some of the attractions, which will
include different options for those that have been before.
If you are interested, contact Peter (Ranelagh Member) at
peter_fordham@yahoo.com
or 07799 072307 and you will be able to join the group on the trip.
He will be able to book you three nights with breakfast at the 3 star
Hotel Blick in Gdynia. Airport transfers, Gdynia to Gdansk parkrun transport,
and fares for planned trips are included in the total price of £160 per person,
or £132 per person if sharing a double/twin room.
Flights are not included in the price, but a return flight on Ryanair from
Stansted is currently available for around £75, see the times below. Be
quick, they will go up! It is hoped that most of the group will travel on
Ryanair flight FR2372 departing Stansted at 06.45 on Friday 9th May and
flight FR2373 departing Gdansk at 10.15 on Monday 12th May arriving at
11.35.
For information on parkrun Poland, visit www.parkrun.pl/gdansk and
www.parkrun.pl/gdynia."
MABAC LEAGUE REP
Penny Merrett writes:
"I am currently the MABAC League rep for Ranelagh. Unfortunately family and
work commitments mean that I am unable to undertake this role in the way
that I would wish. I am hoping that someone else will be prepared to take on
the role as I have to step down as soon as possible. Basically the role
involves attending four or five evening MABAC meetings a year, organising
our MABAC event (usually in March) and generally trying to drum up support
for the MABAC events to encourage Ranelagh members to run and to marshal."
Contact Penny penelopemerrett@yahoo.co.uk .
McLEOD TROPHY and WOMEN'S PERFORMANCE AWARD
These competitions are for points scored in all club races during the winter
season. With just the last two handicaps to come (Clutton Cup 10 miles and
Baker Cup 3 miles), long-time leader Mark Herbert has lost ground to his
pursuers led by Rob Curtis. Mark's tally is still 1134 but Rob is not far
behind on 1070, with Peter Fordham on 1010. Leader in the women's
competition is Marie Synnott-Wells on 1078, comfortably ahead of Megan De
Silva on 898 and Becky Hall on 867. Full scoreboard and rules.
POINTS PRIZE
This one is for consistency in handicaps during the season. With the Clutton
and the Baker to come, it's anybody's race. Current leader on 11 points is
Bruce McLaren ahead of Mark Herbert and Peter Weir on 10. Full scoreboard
and rules here:.
RUNNING TECHNIQUE WORKSHOP
Karen Weir (one of our coaches) is holding a Running Technique Workshop on
Sunday 6th April, from 2-4pm. Running is a skill that can be learned! Learn
how to improve your running form and to run more efficiently. Not only will
this reduce your risk of injury, once you have mastered the techniques you
will also improve your running performance. Spaces are limited to ensure
everyone gets individual feedback and video analysis. The cost is £25
(payable in advance), to reserve your place or for more information, please
contact Karen@runwithkaren.com. The workshop is not too onerous in terms of
running and will focus more on drills and exercises, so do not worry if you
have done your long run in the morning or are tapering for your spring
marathon. Workshop location: lululemon athletica, 19 Duke Street, Richmond,
TW9 1HP.
THAMES TOWPATH 10 miles Sunday 27th April at Chiswick
Details are here but entries have now closed. We have one
or two people looking for numbers - if anyone has entered and will not be
running a transfer might be arranged. Contact Ted Mockett
tedmockett@hotmail.com or Marie Synnott-Wells
nandmwells@aol.com .
RANELAGH RICHMOND HALF MARATHON Sunday 4th May
Entries have also closed for our Half Marathon. If you're not taking part,
please reserve the date anyway and volunteer your services as a marshal.
Race details:.
Follow Ranelagh Facebook.
WHAT'S COMING
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More details of the following from the men's Captains ( e-mail Phil, Duncan
or Trevor ranelagh.men@gmail.com or the women's Captains
( e-mail Estelle, Becky or Phil ranelagh.women@gmail.com )
Saturday 15th March Ranelagh Cup Schools Race in Richmond Park.
2.30pm start
Sunday 16th March Clutton Cup 10 miles handicap in Richmond
Park. 10am start.
Saturday 29th March Baker Cup 3 miles road handicap in Richmond
Park. 3pm start.
Sunday 13th April London Marathon
Sunday 4th May Ranelagh Richmond Half Marathon. 8.30am
start. Details:.
Sunday 11th May Sutton 10km. 9.30am start. Details:.
parkruns every Saturday at 9am
Bushy Park Diana Fountain car park
Richmond Park Richmond Gate
Wimbledon Common Windmill car park
Banstead Woods Car park off B2219 Park Lane, Chipstead
Bedfont Lakes Bedfont Lakes Country Park, Ashford,
Middlesex
Kingston The Hawker Centre
Old Deer Park Pools in the Park on the A316
Crane Park Near the Hospital Bridge Roundabout
on the A316 in Twickenham
Other venues, more details and registration at www.parkrun.com
2km junior parkruns for under 14s take place on the first Sunday of each
month from Bushy Park's Teddington Gate (11am start) and from Savill Garden
car park, Windsor Great Park (9.30am start), and also every Sunday at 9.30am
in Wimbledon Park.
WHAT'S HAPPENED
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INTER-CLUB RACE including CLUB JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 1st March 3.8
miles in Richmond Park
It was almost a summer day for this little jaunt around one lap of our mob
match course. This is usually a pretty low-key event but it was given a
little added interest this year by incorporating a revived club junior
championship. Hercules Wimbledon and the Milocarians were our opponents and
it was Jonathan Cornish of Hercules who took control of the race from the
outset. Ted Mockett gave chase but when the Hercules man put his foot on the
gas in the second half, it was all over. Cornish eventually came in a good
minute ahead of Ted. Nick Wood of Milos was third, and five more of his
clubmates appeared in the first twelve home. This gave them the edge in
eight a side scoring which they never relinquished, though in the end it was
very close - only thirteen points separating all three clubs.
Behind Ted, our scoring eight included Dave Lawley, Howard Gleave, Vaughan
Ramsay, Peter Faull, Marie Synnott-Wells, Olivia Lloyd and Becky Hall. Young
Olivia did her best to hang on to Marie and though slipping behind a little
on the final climb she was rewarded with the Camilla Cup club junior women's
championship. Second junior to finish was Tom Kearey and he was awarded the
Lotinga Cup. Kabir Sait was third junior, followed by Euan Sinclair, Jamie
Heron-West, Noah and Tor Heron-Brett and Josie Kearey. It was good to see
eight juniors taking part and we'll hope the numbers will increase in years
to come.
TOKYO MARATHON Sunday 23rd February
As reported in the last e-news, Heather Martingell completed her tour of the
World Marathon Majors, but we omitted to mention that Phil Jackson also
achieved the same feat. Phil writes:
"We didn't actually see a lot of Tokyo but my impression is of unrelenting
concrete and flyovers. The jet-lag we suffered was severe and caused the
city to be even more confusing and bewildering and crowded than it really
is. We were based in Shinjuku near the start (much concrete, many flyovers)
and this required the use of Shinjuku station which according to my Rough
Guide is the busiest station in the world. Apparently it is very easy to
get lost in the station. I did. Several times.
The marathon is shaped like a giant X. Starting in the top left hand corner
you run for 10k before turning a sharp right for a 10k out and back section.
I enjoyed this because you see the lead runners (who got a huge cheer from
us lesser mortals) coming the other way on the opposite carriageway and then
you can look out for your Ranelagh (and SLH and Malvern Joggers) running
buddies. The route was superbly supplied with loos and attendants which
proved vital for one of us who had made the mistake of going to the pasta
party the night before. You then cross the centre of the X for another out
and back stretch (about 15k) up towards the top right hand corner. This is
more bendy and has significant undulations. There was even a flurry of snow
at one point. Again you can look out for running buddies in the opposite
carriageway (having already missed the lead runners who had long since
completed this section). By now you have done 21 miles as you turn left for
the last section of the X and it is here that the fun starts. You ascend
what seemed then to be very significant flyovers and the last four miles
seem never ending. You turn the final bend with less than a mile to go and
there, in front of you, cruelly, is yet another flyover. At this point I
could have wept but I managed, very slowly, to finish. Altogether, a tough
race, with a nasty twist at the end. Brilliant organisation and support but
not one I would do again.
Many thanks to my Ranelagh/SLH/MJ buddies for sharing it with me."
Here's Heather's story:
"I wasn't sure I'd even make the start line after the twelve hour flight
left me with a very tight lower back. Another marathon first: popping and
sharing pain killers after bag drop :-/ My objective was merely completion
of the sixth and last of the World Marathon Majors.
On the day the weather was clear, crisp and cold. Perfect. I'd say the event
was very good and well organised, really well marshalled and supported with
a big plus of being largely flat but with some nasty inclines near the
finish. But I have to say that due to some weird organisation of the start
corrals (long story - Japanese Athletic Club entry for any made-up
estimation of finish time giving folk a fast corral position) made the first
mile really slow and frustrating even at my leisurely pace. Speedy peeps
were running in the gutter to get past. Dangerous.
A long old trip, but worth it for Phil and I to get on this
https://www.worldmarathonmajors.com/UK/certificate/finishers/six .....when
they eventually update the site. Big, big plus were the boxes lined up to
collect cups and rubbish. No litter on the course! Can you believe that
with over 35,000 runners?"
1 D Chumba (Kenya) 2:05.43 (chip time 2:05.42)
T Tsegaye (Ethiopia) 2:22.23 (2:22.23 - 1st woman)
Phil Jackson 3:38.11 (3:35.43)
Carola Richter 3:49.09 (3:46.41)
Heather Martingell 4:28.28 (4:23.09)
Tamsin Burland 4:47.25 (4:36.34)
LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5km Friday 28th February in Hyde Park
1 D White (Croy) 15.59
21 S Kieran (HHH) 17.51 (1st woman)
160 Alan Davidson 24.15
CAMBRIDGE BOUNDARY MARATHON Sunday 2nd March
Michelle Davies was fifth woman home in this multi-terrain event. She
writes:
"Wind in my face the whole way round, fields of muddy water, cattle grids,
countless farm fences to climb... I think that could have been my hardest
marathon yet."
1 T Stevens (C&C) 2:58.13
31 A Kirkham (Norwich) 3:38.12 (1st woman)
51 Michelle Davies 3:45.05
READING HALF MARATHON Sunday 2nd March
There was a good Ranelagh representation headed by Carl Selya-Hammer and
Estelle Damant, and quite a few personal bests. Some Facebook comments:
Carl Selya-Hammer: "I made it round in 74:10, not quite the 73 minutes I was
hoping for but nevertheless a 30 seconds PB from six months ago. Hills and
wind were tough, and my watch died at 11.5 miles, which was probably a good
thing!"
Nick Twomey: "Tough course running into the wind for the last three
miles...nonetheless a pb for me at 1:18:27"
Rick Jenner: "Very windy and a couple of hills but I broke 80 mins with a
1:19.37, a 2 mins pb. Bring on London!"
Michael Everard: "Last mile was tough but I was very happy with a pb of
1:22. Well done all!"
Matthew Copp: "Perfect marathon training....great to see so many blue/gold
vests...1:28"
Marc Snaith: "The natural conclusion to this morning's disaster at Reading
Half Marathon is to declare my Steve Redgrave moment. If you ever see me
race over 10k again feel free to... You know the rest."
1 S Overall (B&B) 1:04.44 (chip time 1:04.14)
65 S Partridge (Leeds) 1:12.20 (1:12.20)
99 Carl Selya-Hammer 1:14.16 (1:14.10)
175 Nick Twomey 1:18.32 (1:18.27)
211 Rick Jenner 1:19.45 (1:19.39)
266 Nick Wright 1:21.13 (1:21.04)
288 James Whistler 1:21.52 (1:21.38)
298 Michael Everard 1:22.05 (1:22.00)
314 Estelle Damant 1:22.33 (1:22.27)
375 Mark Herbert 1:23.52 (1:23.44)
608 Lars Lundqvist 1:28.01 (1:27.45)
620 Stewart Anderson 1:28.12 (1:27.48)
669 Marc Snaith 1:28.45 (1:28.37)
693 Matthew Copp 1:29.03 (1:28.46)
1158 Daniel Little 1:34.01 (1:32.39)
1448 Simon Ogle 1:36.26 (1:34.32)
1886 Gwen McCormack 1:39.20 (1:36.56)
4743 Hannah Doyle 1:51.56 (1:50.25)
7074 Phil Roberts 2:00.12 (1:59.14)
7517 Lindsey Simmonds 2:01.48 (2:01.01)
8740 Michelle Hovanessian 2:06.23 (2:06.20)
9317 Leeanne Bryce 2:09.09 (2:04.39)
9542 Louise Atkinson 2:10.09 (2:06.20)
10313 Kevin Kearey 2:13.58 (2:12.59)
10314 Ann Kearey 2:13.59 (2:12.59)
BATH HALF MARATHON Sunday 2nd March
1 N Kirui (Kenya) 1:03.13 (chip time 1:03.13)
18 P Lekapana (Kenya) 1:10.53 (1:10.53 - 1st woman)
1978 Julia Bailey 1:44.12 (1:43.43)
LLANELLI WATERSIDE HALF MARATHON Sunday 2nd March
Megan De Silva finished 6th in the women's event, just a few seconds outside
her target of 90 minutes.
1 S Paterson (Les C) 1:13.48
55 A Thomas (TROTS) 1:26.44 (1st woman)
86 Megan De Silva 1:30.09
SILVERSTONE HALF MARATHON Sunday 2nd March
1 C Thompson (AFD) 1:05.08
41 Paul Nicoll 1:21.55
72 I Keane (Imp C) 1:24.12
THAMES RIVERSIDE 20 miles Sunday 2nd March
1 J Bannister (Clapham) 2:02.28
38 Z Pike (Herc Wimb) 2:25.44 (1st woman)
88 Simon Martin 2:40.29
KINGFIELD CANTER 2.85 miles handicap Wednesday 5th March
1 T Bodoano (unatt) 24.01 (actual time 24.01)
21 Alan Davidson 27.31 (23.16)
28 Steve Rowland 30.24 (26.54)
SHARM-EL-SHEIKH SPRINT TRIATHLON Saturday 8th March
Gill Sanders won the women's race in 59.12 with a lead of thirty seconds.
FINCHLEY 20 miles Sunday 9th March at Ruislip
Duncan Mallison won the club 20 miles championship for the Spendlove Cup.
1 M Crawley (Corst) 1:47.02
71 S Delderfield (VofA) 2:14.15 (1st woman)
98 Duncan Mallison 2:18.29
154 Rick Jenner 2:26.47
183 Stewart Anderson 2:33.01
244 Stephen Logue 2:44.25
246 Karen Weir 2:44.56
BRESCIA MARATHON Sunday 9th March in Brescia, Italy
Martin Halvey reports:
"I decided on impulse to partake in a marathon instead of the Finchley 20
but there are not too many marathons locally at this time of year so I ended
up in Italy where I ran the Brescia 26 mile 385 yards race. I hoped to use
it as preparation for London but once on my way I felt a little frisky and
put in more effort than I intended. Running conditions were perfect as we
headed out into the intensively farmed land at the foothills of the towering
Alps. Every now and again a sweet aroma would waft in our direction and
bring back pleasant memories. They say smell can activate memories and pig
slurry is as potent as any.
This small marathon was very well organised including a massage at the
finish as well as pasta and drinks in the ornate surrounds of Piazza
Vittoria. The only danger occurred as we exited the city when it got a
little congested and cries of 'Bolla! Bolla!' rang out. I just missed a
close encounter with a narrow sentry-like bollard. A few metres later one of
these bollards lay propped against a wall looking as if it had been
recently uprooted. A high pitched siren was heard approaching.
At around the 20 mile mark with the runners well spread out I was overtaken
by a runner, which is not an unusual occurrence, but instead of forging on
he moved right when I moved right and left when I moved left and continued
with this manoeuvre until I felt my dander rising. It would have been no
problem if we were facing into a brisk wind but the air was still while I
began to blow a fuse and in my best Italian accented English I brushed past
and told him to xxxxo outo my wayo you xxxxo eejit. I didn't even know if he
was Italian but I wasn't to see him again until he arrived at the finish
roughly 30 minutes behind me. It was clear he was suffering after he
overtook me and was wobbling from side to side. I approached him as he
slumped on the pavement ready to apologise after my outburst but before I
could do so he shook my hand and thanked me for my encouraging words. A
language barrier can sometimes be useful!
The race was well marshalled, the pasta and frutta di mara pizza were so
very tasty and the snow covered Alps with their deep valleys a wondrous
sight. I finished in 2:53:46 and was more than happy."
Martin finished 19th overall, the leading over 50.
1 B Tolossa (Ethiopia) 2:13.24
4 M Arbe (Ethiopia) 2:35.05 (first woman)
19 Martin Halvey 2:53.46
SURREY HALF MARATHON Sunday 9th March at Guildford
1 N Kirui (Kenya) 1:03.19 (chip time 1:03.18)
13 P Lekapana (Kenya) 1:13.30 (1:13.30)
201 Matthew Copp 1:30.11 (1:29.59)
1687 Victoria Elbourne 1:55.53 (1:52.48)
2547 Hannah Doyle 2:06.48 (2:02.36)
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st March
Gemma Cory was third woman home.
1 M Taylor (Belgrave) 17.01
9 Craig McLellan 18.57
24 L Broughton (Rich CC) 20.11 (1st woman)
46 Gemma Cory 21.55
213 Andrew Brown 30.01
264 Pat Hewlett 38.21
270 Penny Merrett 39.30
271 Bev Ali 39.31
279 Maria Nunes 44.09
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st March
Duncan Mallison finished third.
1 T Haughian (WSEH) l5.59
3 Duncan Mallison 19.36
15 E Gray (Strag) 23.12 (1st woman)
22 Mel Davison 24.35
35 Mike White 26.20
42 Lynne Barber 26.46
74 Christine David 29.38
76 Kevin Kearey 29.57
77 Ann Kearey 29.58
78 Mary Hickson 30.17
81 Tracey Small 31.03
90 Nigel Coombes 34.04
95 Su Clark 36.14
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st March
1 B Pugsley (unatt) 18.02
12 G Munro (Old Deers) 23.53 (1st woman)
15 Chris Read 24.04
19 Stewart Anderson 24.40
27 Wyn Williams 28.15
34 Natalia Slattery 31.30
37 Deborah Blakemore 32.09
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st March
1 P Lowe (Strag) 16.19
27 K Philp (Garden C) 18.59 (1st woman)
72 Nick Wright 20.28
127 Paul Sinton-Hewitt 21.39
221 Rachel Revett 23.21
252 Ian Grange 23.46
394 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 25.40
468 Neil Surtees 26.45
659 Teresa Segovia 29.34
803 Sharon Rowe 33.35
851 Wally Garrod 38.19
855 John Hanscomb 38.55
FULHAM PALACE parkrun 5km Saturday 1st March
1 P White (unatt) 17.24
21 L Pronger (O'grove) 19.41 (1st woman)
46 Lloyd Camp 21.37
67 Amrut Sharma 22.29
68 Alberto Esguevillas 22.31
78 Tomas Sterner 23.08
118 Sue Camp 25.48
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 1st March)...
Dulwich: 5 Paul Doyle 17.04
Fountains Abbey: 72 Phil Jackson 22.29
Greenwich: 51 Nick Fordham 25.08, 65 Peter Fordham 26.06
Kingston: 44 Wiebke Kortum 26.18, 70 Janet Turnes 31.35, 76 Maya Farah
34.05
Southsea: 57 Alan Davidson 24.10
BUSHY JUNIORS parkrun 2km Sunday 2nd March
1 D Martin (SMR) 7.17
6 H Dyce (unatt) 7.56 (1st girl)
27 Lydia Louw 8.55
99 Arthur Louw 10.30
275 Ciara McLaren 15.17
283 Campbell McLaren 15.56
SAVILL GARDEN JUNIORS parkrun 2km Sunday 2nd March
1 M Berardi (Runnymede) 7.26
3 H Hodgskinson (Wyc P) 7.44 (1st girl
94 Connor Scally 19.07
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 8th March
An impressive win for Carl Assmundson and third place for Ted Mockett.
1 Carl Assmundson 16.36
3 Ted Mockett 18.10
5 Craig McLellan 18.42
24 L Broughton (Rich CC) 20.23 (1st woman)
42 Gemma Cory 21.23
81 Karl Garvey 23.13
84 Amrut Sharma 23.26
134 Alberto Esguevillas 25.22
154 Michael Sikora 26.14
164 Andrew Brown 26.32
201 Ally Salisbury 27.31
203 Colin Rogal 27.36
214 Rob Kitchen 27.56
223 Tony Clark 28.24
242 Peter Lowman 29.10
275 Martin Clark 30.33
279 Jenny Rogal 30.41
289 Michelle Martinez 31.03
291 Claire-Louise French 31.06
294 Jar O'Brien 31.14
297 Louise Atkinson 31.26
300 Bronwen Northmore 31.35
301 Katie Walton 31.37
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 8th March
A win this week for Duncan Mallison while Jane Craigie-Payne was third
woman.
1 Duncan Mallison 19.22
13 Tom Kearey 21.25
25 Kabir Sait 23.15
26 M Morris (unatt) 23.24 (1st woman)
29 Jane Craigie-Payne 23.45
35 Mel Davison 24.22
60 Lynne Barber 28.03
62 Josie Kearey 28.11
63 Rachel Allen 28.11
66 Nigel Coombes 28.21
67 Ann Kearey 28.22
83 Christine David 31.23
84 Tracey Small 31.27
91 Alison Peach 33.44
100 Lexi Slaughter 39.02
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 8th March
1 A Jackson (Sitt) 15.43
30 K Philp (Garden C) 18.34 (1st woman)
56 David Rowe 19.32
108 Fiona Ford 20.37
311 Kirsty Bangham 23.37
613 Leeanne Bryce 27.06
620 Teresa Segovia 27.14
623 Nic Evans 27.16
817 Jackie Dunkley 29.47
818 Deepa Sharma 29.50
980 Sharon Rowe 34.10
1042 Wally Garrod 37.58
1064 Danny Hobbs 40.23
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 8th March
1 C Nicol (TVH) 18.44
13 Phil Roberts 23.08
15 G Munro (Old Deers) 23.19 (1st woman)
40 Paula Maguire 29.29
50 Clare Hulacki 36.54
51 Pat Hewlett 37.56
DARLEY parkrun 5km Saturday 8th March
Nick Wright was the winner.
1 Nick Wright 18.33
31 A Carter (Rolls R) 23.36 (1st woman)
KINGSTON parkrun 5km Saturday 8th March
Hannah Doyle was second woman home.
1 D Freeman (Tadworth) 17.55
29 Chris Camacho 22.39
31 B Pirkle (unatt) 22.59 (1st woman)
36 Hannah Doyle 23.49
64 Tom Reay 27.06
88 Janet Turnes 30.11
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 8th March)...
Fulham Palace: 67 Phil Jackson 22.14
Bedfont Lakes: 25 Jamie West 23.32
Roundshaw Downs: 23 Chris Read 23.13
Aberdeen: 170 Su Clark 39.00
Hampstead Heath: 82 Mike White 26.42
Southsea: 65 Alan Davidson 23.56
Gunnersbury: 217 Juliette Chan 31.59
Conkers: 4 David Lawley 18.03
Wormwood Scrubs: 9 Paul Sinton-Hewitt 22.55, 26 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 28.09
Burgess: 44 Peter Fordham 23.18, Nick Fordham 24.49
Fountains Abbey: 103 Mary Hickson 28.36, 136 Chris Wright 31.01
FINALLY...
Dharmapal Gujjar, who claims to be 116 years old, ran 200 metres in 46.74
seconds at last month's Indian National Masters Athletics Championships:
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