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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 437 7 November 2014
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: steverowland@ranelagh-harriers.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Ranelagh wins the Harold Lee Cup mob match v Orion Harriers in Epping
Forest
* Phil Killingley and Becky Hall lead our mob
* Martin Halvey is 2nd M55 in the Dublin Marathon
* parkrun placings for Michelle Davies, Marilyn Horne, Sonia Rowland, Kris
Davidson, Ted Mockett, Sacha Kennedy, Trevor Maguire, David Rowe, Duncan
Mallison and Mark Herbert
* Men's Surrey League this Saturday
* Book now for our Christmas Party
ATTENTION PLEASE
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2XU SURREY LEAGUE Saturday 8th November at Lloyd Park, Croydon
The next men's League race takes place this Saturday at Lloyd Park (while
the women have a break!). We may not have quite such a strong team as in the
first race, so it's all the more important that those who were just outside
the scoring ten should be there fighting for every point. All Under 17s run
at 2.30pm, while the senior five miles is at 3pm. There's a location map on
our website here: or for more
details contact Phil Killingley ranelagh.men@gmail.com . All are
welcome, register on the day.
SOUTH OF THE THAMES 5 miles CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday 22nd November on Wimbledon
Common
Men and women run together in this race, though there are separate awards.
This year it also includes our club women's championship for the Hugh Jones
Salver and our women's vets over 40 championship for Trish's Trophy. All are
welcome to run in the men's or women's events but ENTRIES MUST BE MADE IN
ADVANCE. So let the Captains know as soon as possible if you want to run
(contact details below in What's Coming).
CHRISTMAS PARTY Saturday 6th December
Our Christmas Party will take place at the Richmond Hill Hotel on Saturday
6th December starting at 7pm. It will include a three-course meal plus wine,
followed by a DJ and (optional!) dancing. The price is £50, To reserve your
place contact Michele Gibson micheleagibson@hotmail.com or see Michele on a
Tuesday or Wednesday evening at the clubhouse, or send a cheque payable to
Ranelagh Harriers to Michele Gibson, 79 Thames Side, Staines upon Thames,
Middx TW18 2HF. Please include your food choices - see below. If you have
already booked but have not let Michele know your choices please contact her
as soon as possible.
Starters
Salmon Terrine complemented with a spring onion and celeriac remoulade,
lemon and dill dressing
Goat's cheese and red onion tartlet with a crunchy fennel and caraway seed
salad
Fricassee of wild mushroom with garlic and cream served on toasted
bruschetta
Mains
Roast turkey with cranberry, sage and onion stuffing, roast potatoes and
glazed vegetables
Braised lamb with creamed potatoes and winter vegetables
Smoked haddock and cod fishcakes with a hollandaise sauce, crushed potatoes
and seasonal vegetables
Vegetable Wellington with creamed potatoes and winter vegetables
Desserts
Lemon tart with raspberry coulis
Christmas pudding with brandy cream
Chocolate mousse
MOB MATCH v THAMES HARE & HOUNDS
Our second mob match this season will be at home to Thames Hare & Hounds on
Saturday 29th November. Included are our club veterans championships. Can we
keep up our winning mob match sequence? Afterwards we host our visitors to a
fish and chip supper in the clubhouse, price £10. All are welcome both to
the race and the supper. Book for the supper with Andy Hayward
andrewhayward@catalinare.com .
CALLING ALL OARSMEN AND WOMEN - FRANCKEISS CUP ROWING RACE
Last year Paul Gregory successfully re-launched the Franckeiss Cup rowing
race for running clubs. The splendid trophy is our property, but sadly we
were unable to raise a crew to contest it. The spoils went instead to
Hercules Wimbledon, who defeated Thames Hare & Hounds in the final. This
year's race is to take place on Sunday December 7th from the Skiff Club at
Teddington. The boats used will be double skiffs, i.e. stable craft with two
rowers and a cox. Training and coaching at the Skiff Club will be available
on preceding Sundays. Do we have any rowers in our midst, or anyone who
fancies having a go? Contact Sandra Prosser sandraprosser@blueyonder.co.uk .
RUNNIG AND ENDURANCE SHOW
Louise Piears writes:
"We have a small stand for the Good Run Guide (website and book)
www.GoodRunGuide.co.uk at the Running and Endurance Show on 22nd and 23rd
November at Sandown Park. If you fancy popping by and saying hello and
having a look around (plenty of exhibitors on all things running and free
seminars as well) then you can get free entry and free parking at
runningshow.co.uk/ if you book in advance."
ENGLAND ATHLETICS COACHES' WORKSHOP
A free workshop on Olympic Lifting will take place on Saturday 29th November
from 10am to 2pm at the David Weir Leisure Centre, Carshalton SM5 1HP. The
workshop will explore different methods of strength and power development
with a focus on Olympic lifting and other strength related movement
patterns. Planning along with the strength-power continuum will also be
covered. Coaches are welcome to bring their strength programme to discuss
with Rob Thickpenny the after the session. To book your free place on this
workshop, email Julia Bailey at jbailey@englandathletics.org .
Follow Ranelagh on 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 Captain / Team Manager ( e-mail Becky or Phil ranelagh.women@gmail.com )
Saturday 8th November 2XU Surrey League (Men) at Lloyd Park, Croydon.
3pm start for seniors, preceded by juniors at 2.30pm.
Saturday 22nd November South of the Thames 5 miles championship on
Wimbledon Common including club women's championships. 2pm start
Saturday 29th November Mob Match v Thames H&H in Richmond Park
including club veterans' championships 7.5 miles, 2.30pm start
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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HAROLD LEE CUP MOB MATCH v ORION HARRIERS 7.5 miles Saturday 25th October
in Epping Forest
Last winter season we embarked on something of a "roll" in terms of mob
matches. After losing so narrowly at home to Orion, we pulled off memorable
away wins at Thames Hare & Hounds and South London Harriers and a
comfortable home victory over Blackheath & Bromley. Key to this was the
number of Ranelagh runners lining up for the races: 63 at home to Orion, the
same number at Thames, a near-record 48 at SLH just before Christmas and a
stonking 76 at home to the 'heathens. Could we keep up the momentum in the
2014-15 season? We could hardly have chosen a tougher first opponent - mob
match specialists Orion Harriers in their home Epping Forest. Before today
we had not registered a win on Orion's course since 1984. Indeed, we hardly
deserved to - twice in the past ten years we have mustered a miserable 22
runners.
So, never one to shirk a challenge, Captain Killingley launched Operation
Betelgeuse. We would get a mob worthy of the name over to Epping Forest and,
with a bit of luck, surprise the Orion sitting on their laurels. Part one
worked like a dream: Phil's persuasive powers brought no fewer than 57
Ranelagh Harriers to the starting line, which must certainly be close to the
best, if not the best, mob we have ever taken to Orion. We outnumbered our
hosts by four - not a huge number but one that might have been vital.
So, we had the numbers...all they had to do now was run a hilly and muddy
seven and a half miles through Epping Forest. As always at this time of year
the Forest was beautiful, showing off its autumn colours in all their glory.
Old hands assessed the course as drier than usual. New bugs thought it was
muddy - take your choice. There was no choice, however, about the hills.
They were tough, particularly the sting in the tail known as Yardley, a long
steep climb just half a mile or so from the finish. Naturally that was where
your non-running correspondent stationed himself.
A brief glimpse of the leaders earlier on had revealed Orion's Frankie
Conway making the pace with Phil Killingley and Eirin McDaid looking
comfortable, one on each of Conway's shoulders. Peter Haarer was hanging on
for grim death not far behind, chased by two more Orion men. On to Yardley
and it was Birmingham University student Conway who summited first with Phil
and a tired-looking Eirin a few metres behind. Conway it was who made his
way through the final stretch of forest to secure victory, six seconds ahead
of Phil and a further nine clear of Eirin. Peter held on to 4th ahead of the
Orion pair, and then Trevor Maguire, Mark Herbert and George Howard gave us
six home in the top nine - a solid start. We then had four more home in good
order - Nick Twomey, Rick Jenner, Jordan Mungovan and Dave Lawley - so that
scoring ten a side we held a narrow lead of 96 points to 114. Darryl
McDonald and Marc Snaith followed but then...white vest after white vest.
Between 22nd and 32nd only Marc and David Ready interrupted the steady flow
of Orion runners toiling up Yardley and on to the finish. Scoring nineteen a
side the advantage had moved relentlessly in Orion's favour, 358 points to
383. Your correspondent was getting worried! Was the match slipping away
from us?
Howard Gleave was next to be seen, a welcome dash of blue amongst the white.
Then came Vaughan Ramsay, then Matthew Clarke, then Dave Powell, then
Stewart Anderson, then Paul Rider, then Becky Hall...and on it went. Your
correspondent breathed again. This was surely a match-winning Ranelagh pack.
In fact, and quite remarkably, we filled every position between 33rd and
48th. Scoring 30 a side, we had moved into an unassailable lead of 869
points to 1031. And the gap was growing rapidly. Our 30th runner, Jo Peace,
finished 51st whereas his Orion counterpart was twenty places lower. And so
it went on. Our 40th finisher, Neil Walford, was nineteen places ahead of
his counterpart and the points gap had grown to 354. Our 50th and final
scorer was Peter Fordham in 94th place but those Ranelaghs behind him were
pushing the final Orion scorers further back. The official result, scoring
50 a side, was Ranelagh 2302, Orion 2786. A great result and heartiest
congratulations to Phil and the other Captains for pulling it off.
Here's Phil's own take on how it went: "By the time 32 runners were in, we
only had 13 of them. Operation Betelgeuse looked dead in the water. Then,
incredibly, our middle order struck. All of the next 16 (yes, sixteen)
runners, belonged to the Blue and Gold, and after that 7 of the next 11.
This strength in depth, a team effort of epic proportions, swung the race
for us, so that in the end the result was relatively comfortable, even if
your captain was biting his nails for a while before the announcement and
raising of the cup. We now hold the trophies for each of the four mob
matches (Orion, Blackheath, SLH and Thames). When was the last time we
could say that?!
Thames will be a different kettle of fish in a month's time. Whilst we'll
be at home, it's only a short journey over the A3 for them, and they will
have lots of quality at the top, so if they mob-ilise in force it may be
curtains. But we can surprise them again if we get enough people out. Well
done everyone on a fantastic result - a superb day out in NE London! 10
months ago, when Operation Betelgeuse was just a pipedream in your captain's
mind, I never thought I'd be writing this now!"
Orion's Clare Thurgood was the leading woman today, but Becky Hall, Wiebke
Kortum and Marilyn Horne filled 2nd, 3rd and 4th places. Athletics Weekly
printed the race result, but although getting the scores right they gave
first place to Orion! Obviously they couldn't quite believe it - but yes,
we really did win!
Historical note: our last win at Orion, 10th November 1984. Ranelagh had 40
starters to Orion's 36 and the score was 986 to 1221 in our favour. At this
time, Orion had not beaten us in a mob match, home or away, since 1960.
Joint winner of the 1984 race was David Wright (47th today - what went
wrong?); your President was 12th (spectating today - very wise), one place
ahead of Mike Peace (82nd today). 30th was Clive Naish (95th today), just
setting out on the ever-present sequence which currently stands at 122
consecutive mob matches. David (the undisputed mob match king with 157 to
his credit), Mike and Clive seem to have been the only Ranelaghs present in
a running capacity on both occasions. David recalls "Constantly being
shouted back onto the correct route by the 3rd placed Orion guy...the choice
of orange biodegradable paper to mark the course was not the cleverest of
Harold Lee's ideas!"
Some excellent photos are here:.
By the way, for non-astronomers, Betelgeuse is one of the brightest stars
in the constellation of Orion - geddit?
AMSTERDAM HALF MARATHON and MARATHON Sunday 19th October
Chris Read reports:
"On Sunday 19th October I ran the Amsterdam Half Marathon. The race was an
interesting test to see whether my recovery from injury has progressed. The
race was well organised and flat, with the incline of an underpass the
nearest thing to a hill on the course. The weather was warm but windy. I
benefited from the vocal support of my brother and nephew. For me the race
went to plan until 15k, when lack of training and fitness caused me to slow
down. My time of 1.51.13 was only slightly slower than I hoped.
I did not see any other Ranelagh people there but I see from the results
that a team of Martins (Simon Martin and Martin Nance) both ran the full
marathon, recording times of 3.17.21 and 3.53.42 respectively. In the Half
Marathon Isobel Rea of our neighbours West 4 ran well to be the third lady."
BRUCE JUDD SURREY JUNIOR CROSS-COUNTRY RELAYS Saturday 25th October at
Stoke Park, Guildford
We were represented in this event for the first time for a number of years.
In the Under 13s, Sacha and Leonie Kennedy and Juliet Ricketts finished a
good mid-field 14th, while out lone Under 15 Livvy Ricketts finished 10th in
a composite team.
Under 13s
1 Guildford & G 25.15
14 Ranelagh 29.10
Sacha Kennedy 12 8.59
Juliet Ricketts 18 10.49
Leonie Kennedy 14 9.22
Under 15s
1 Dorking & MV 24.33
10 Walton/Ranelagh 28.08
Livvy Ricketts 13 11.04
CAPITAL RUNNERS RICHMOND PARK 10km Sunday 26th October
1 L Pikett (Belgrave) 35.20 (chip time 35.20)
16 R Franczek (unatt) 43.35 (42.20)
101 Alan Davidson 52.46 (52.43)
SURREY CLASSIC 10km RACE 1 Sunday 26th October at Oxshott
1 D Gillett (SLH) 36.17
18 L Rooney (Coll) 40.38 (1st woman)
117 Alan Meaden 64.33
LONDON AND SLOUGH RUN 10km Sunday 26th October
Wally Garrod writes:
"Post-Op PB ...74 mins 40 on chip. I was 155th of 156...my daughter let me
beat her!"
DUBLIN MARATHON Monday 27th October
Martin Halvey was 2nd M55.
1 E Too (Kenya) 2:14.47 (chip time 2:14.47)
20 E Wanjiru (Kenya) 2:34.15 (2:34.15 - 1st woman)
156 Martin Halvey 2:54.07 (2:53.59)
6200 Heather Martingell 4:15.14 (4:12.52)
LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5km Friday 31st October in Hyde Park
1 T Other (unatt) 16.48
33 S Johnson (Imp C) 18.44
106 Andy Bickerstaff 21.23
159 Alan Davidson 24.09
THAMES MEANDER MARATHON Saturday 1st November at Kingston
1 E Catmur (TH&H) 2:36.47 (chip time 2:36.46)
10 W Roberts (G&G) 3:12.12 (3:12.06 - 1st woman)
207 Phil Roberts 4:27.01 (4:26.41)
THAMES MEANDER HALF MARATHON Saturday 1st November at Kingston
1 M Ismail (HHH) 1:15.37 (chip time 1:15.36)
10 J Davis (Morn C) 1:23.04 (1:23.02 - 1st woman)
23 Matthew Clarke 1:29.37 (1:29.30)
27 Simon Martin 1:30.53 (1:30.50)
MABAC LEAGUE 5 miles Sunday 2nd November at Puttenham Common
1 D Cairnie (Runny) 28.56
18 S Pickford (Wimb W) 35.21
67 Colin Lloyd 42.44
84 Tom Reay 45.21
MARLOW HALF MARATHON Sunday 2nd November
1 E O'Gorman (Chilt) 1:17.20 (chip time 1:17.20)
13 Alex Harrison 1:24.51 (1:24.49)
17 K Walsha (unatt) 1:25.55 (1:25.53)
315 Mike White 1:53.10 (1:52.22)
SURREY CLASSIC 10km RACE 2 Sunday 2nd November at Nonsuch Park
1 A Brooker (Lon Hth) 35.17
18 J Hadfield (Elm) 41.21 (1st woman)
98 John Pratt 50.44
142 Alan Meaden 61.53
149 David Meaden 65.16
NEW YORK CITY MARATHON Sunday 2nd November
Carol Moran finished 45570th in 5:49.29.
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 25th October
Kris Davidson was first home.
1 Kris Davidson 17.34
15 C Clover (Newbury) 19.41 (1st woman)
20 Tom Bradley 20.03
24 Bill Neely 20.22
39 Steve Aikin 21.35
70 Colin Lloyd 23.05
71 Alberto Esguevillas 23.11
80 Amrut Sharma 23.30
91 Andrew Brown 23.55
121 Carol Aikin 24.52
131 Simon Taylor 25.19
175 Eugenio Carmo 26.46
194 Sam Rushby 27.17
195 James Rushby 27.17
196 Phil Rushby 27.19
226 Deepa Sharma 28.37
249 Val Lowman 29.47
254 Claire-Louise French 29.52
286 Peter Lowman 31.59
296 Martin Clark 33.39
311 Michael Sikora 40.21
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 25th October
Michelle Davies was first woman.
1 G Russell (unatt) 18.53
12 Paul Wapshott 21.05
14 Tom Kearey 21.08
15 Daniel Chiechi 21.11
18 Michelle Davies 21.44 (1st woman)
51 Chris Wright 25.58
53 Mike White 26.02
62 Colette Doran 26.50
67 Josie Kearey 27.01
69 Ann Kearey 27.11
74 Kevin Kearey 28.21
77 Mary Hickson 28.30
102 Lynne Barber 31.19
103 Tracey Small 31.20
105 Nigel Coombes 31.36
106 Tanya Allen 31.41
107 Deirdre Inman 32.08
110 Lexi Slaughter 35.11
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 25th October
1 R Axe (Cardiff) 15.24
11 Duncan Mallison 17.42
59 J Harrison (SW Vets) 20.01 (1st woman)
161 Adam Wright 22.07
248 Rachel Revett 23.32
949 John Hanscomb 41.53
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 25th October
1 J Smith (Strags) 18.42
10 Phil Roberts 23.08
11 S Hutton (unatt) 23.12 (1st woman)
17 Mel Davison 25.08
19 Luke Maguire 25.40
27 Wyn Williams 26.43
BOGNOR REGIS parkrun 5km Saturday 25th October
David Rowe finished 3rd.
1 C Meagher (Chich) 17.37
3 David Rowe 19.07
6 K Mack (T Zone) 19.37 (1st woman)
MEDINA IOW parkrun 5km Saturday 25th October
1 J Booth (E London) 18.53
22 E Bacon (IOW) 22.08 (1st woman)
126 Matthew Beal 31.34
127 Louise Beal 31.34
133 Oliver Beal 32.43
134 Simon Beal 32.43
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 25th October)...
Kingston: 23 Chris Camacho 21.02, 74 Rob Kitchen 26.59
Leamington: 126 Paul Hodges 24.18
York: 78 Phil Jackson 21.08
Fell Foot: 139 Chris Wilson 33.38
Preston Park 73 John Pratt 23.23
Reading: 248 Louise Atkinson 35.18
Guildford: 143 Phil Aiken 27.46
Woking: 54 Alan Davidson 26.01
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
1 G Upton (unatt) 16.06
66 M Richards (unatt) 20.25 (1st woman)
120 Nick Wright 21.27
156 Adam Wright 21.57
401 Kirsty Bangham 25.31
653 Mary Hickson 28.37
925 Wally Garrod 36.44
962 John Hanscomb 41.32
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
1 P Cheetham (Barnes) 17.13
14 Peter Faull 19.28
16 Michael Everard 19.32
20 Tom Bradley 19.37
21 Bill Neely 19.38
25 S Weiland (Sheen) 19.46 (1st woman)
31 Stewart Anderson 20.02
66 Steve Aikin 21.57
78 Colin Lloyd 22.30
94 Karl Garvey 23.13
95 Amrut Sharma 23.14
142 Alberto Esguevillas 24.45
150 Phil Rushby 24.57
151 Carol Aikin 25.00
154 Maia Rushby 25.09
241 Ally Salisbury 28.00
254 Deepa Sharma 28.36
296 Andrew Brown 30.05
299 Jackie Dunkley 30.10
314 Bronwen Northmore 31.35
333 Katie Walton 33.09
359 Michael Sikora 39.56
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
First and third overall for Ted Mockett and Duncan Mallison, and first and
second in the women's section for Marilyn Horne and Michelle Davies.
Congratulations also to Lynne Barber who was named as October's Crane Park
Runner of the Month.
1 Ted Mockett 17.37
3 Duncan Mallison 18.04
12 Eric Plue 20.37
15 Marilyn Horne 21.13 (1st woman)
17 Michelle Davies 21.44
18 Tom Kearey 21.50
71 Ellen Van Keulen 26.34
74 Josie Kearey 27.03
76 Lynne Barber 27.27
92 Emily Kearey 29.43
94 Heather Martingell 29.50
96 Ann Kearey 29.51
105 Su Clark 32.43
106 Tanya Allen 34.05
107 Stacey Barber 34.49
110 Sally Spaull 36.26
112 Clare Hulacki 38.43
114 Paul Wapshott 39.03
116 Waldron Slaughter 44.14
117 Lexi Slaughter 44.14
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
Kris Davidson and Trevor Maguire were 2nd and 3rd.
1 L Hatcher (SLH) 17.32
2 Kris Davidson 17.37
3 Trevor Maguire 18.29
9 J Reynolds (B&B) 20.58 (1st woman)
38 Luke Maguire 27.49
46 Jessica Maguire 29.51
KINGSTON parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
1 S Shillaker (UCL) 18.04
15 S Black (Tri Europe) 20.49 (1st woman)
16 Chris Camacho 21.06
54 Simon Taylor 24.33
58 Tom Reay 24.47
110 Annemarie Goodridge 30.48
127 Martin Clark 40.48
CRANLEIGH parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
Sonia Rowland was the first woman.
1 C Finill (Harrow) 18.29
17 Sonia Rowland 24.45 (1st woman)
29 Steve Rowland 28.19
BOGNOR REGIS parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
David Rowe finished 3rd once again.
1 H Teague-Smith (Worth) 18.06
3 David Rowe 19.09
13 C Blake (Chipp) 21.20 (1st woman)
TRING parkrun 5km Saturday 1st November
Mark Herbert was 3rd home.
1 J Farmer (Redway) 19.01
3 Mark Herbert 19.29
6 G Bitaraf (Gade V) 20.27 (1st woman)
16 Vaughan Ramsay 21.19
39 Lee Davies 23.15
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 1st November)...
Leamington: 92 Paul Hodges 24.30
York: 63 Phil Jackson 21.10
Bath Skyline: 35 Julia Bailey 22.21
Preston Park 37 Becky Hall 20.04; 76 Rob Curtis 21.40
Fulham Palace: 149 Mike White 26.52
St Albans: 185 Tamsin Burland 29.23
Highbury Fields: 64 Nick Fordham 23.47; Peter Fordham 28.27
Carlisle: 93 Nigel Coombes 28.42
Bournemouth: 113 Eugenio Carmo 25.26
Newbury: 47 Paul Sinton-Hewitt 22.09; 135 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 25.56
Peckham Rye: 58 Phil Aiken 27.22
Southsea: 77 Alan Davidson 24.35
BUSHY JUNIORS parkrun 2km Sunday 2nd November
A big PB for Kabir Sait in 4th place, while Sacha Kennedy was 3rd girl.
1 A Crews (Thames Turbo) 7.23
3 A Uren (unatt) 7.47 (1st girl)
4 Kabir Sait 7.51
8 Sacha Kennedy 8.02
17 Arthur Louw 8.45
48 Matthew Beal 10.02
67 Oliver Beal 10.41
SAVILL GARDENS JUNIORS parkrun 2km Sunday 2nd November
1 A Gambrill (Cookham) 7.41
2 M Collings (Woking) 7.46 (1st girl)
124 Connor Scally 17.03
FINALLY...
Remember how slightly damp things were last winter? In case you've
forgotten, here's a video of the Surrey League race on Wimbledon Common last
January, courtesy of Pete Clarke and Pete Mulholland: Video: