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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 444 20 February 2015
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: steverowland@ranelagh-harriers.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Surrey League - we finish the season in 9th place (women) and 7th (men)
* Estelle Damant and Eirin McDaid lead our teams
* Ranelagh wins the fourth mob match this season - our first ever Grand
Slam
* Blackheath & Bromley are the victims - we win the Pelling-Ratcliff Cup by
nearly 600 points
* Jon Pepper and Becky Hall lead our mob
* 62.24 10 miles by Megan de Silva
* parkrun placings for Wiebke Kortum, Lydia Louw, Nick Twomey, Jordan
Mungovan, Duncan Mallison, Peter Faull, Julia Bailey and David Rowe
* Book now for the Baker Cup Supper and Prize Presentations
* National Championships this Saturday
* MABAC League in Richmond Park this Sunday
* Club Junior Championships next Saturday
* Subsidised track sessions at Osterley are under way
ATTENTION PLEASE
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NATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 21st February at Parliament
Hill.
We have a pretty good entry for the "National" this Saturday - good luck to
all taking part.
CLUB TROPHY HOLDERS
If you are the current holder of one of our trophies, please return it to
Alan Hedger as soon as possible so that it can be engraved with this year's
winner in time for our Presentations evening on March 28th. You can arrange
to pass it over to Alan, or else leave it in the safe at the clubhouse -
either way, please let Alan know what you're going to do. You can get him on
01372 740626 or by e-mail alanhedger@talktalk.net .
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 28th March @ 7.00pm.
Location - The Roebuck Pub (upstairs), 130 Richmond Hill, TW10 6RN
Tel 0208 948 2329
Dress - Smart Casual
Price to be confirmed but similar to last year's (£23.00 per person) to
include 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 518956
Cheques payable to :- Ranelagh Harriers and posted / handed to Ms Michele
Gibson, c/o Baker Cup Supper, 79 Thames Side, Staines upon Thames TW18 2HF
or leave in the club safe with the name Michele Gibson on the envelope.
Cash:- payable to Michele Gibson @ the Club - Tuesday & Wednesday nights.
CLUB JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
These will be incorporated with our inter-club race on Saturday March 7th.
It's over one lap of our mob match course - 3.8 miles.
MEMBERS SURVEY INITIAL REPORT
You should have received a few days ago the initial report on the members
survey which was carried out by Trevor Maguire and Becky Hall. If you have
not received it and would like to, please reply to this e-news. If you have
any comments or feedback on the report itself, please contact Trevor
trevor.maguire@bt.com .
CAU INTER-COUNTIES CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Sunday 7th March at Cofton
Park, Birmingham
Estelle Damant and Megan de Silva have both been named as reserves for the
Surrey team.
THURSDAY NIGHT TRACK TRAINING AT OSTERLEY
The club is subsidising for an experimental period track sessions on
Thursday evenings at the Osterley track. All groups and all abilities are
welcome! The sessions are under way and will run for three months, every
Thursday 7.30-8.30pm. Link to the map is here:.
MABAC LEAGUE IN RICHMOND PARK
It's our turn to host a MABAC League race in the Park on Sunday 22nd
February. It's 5 miles, and starts at 11am near the Broomfield Hill car park
(the one near the top end of the Isabella Plantation). Helpers will be
needed - please contact Heather Martingell heathermartingell@hotmail.co.uk or Bev Ali
beviscosmicali@gmail.com .
BANK OF ENGLAND RACE
Our annual visit to the Bank's HQ just outside Roehampton Gate was cancelled
back in January and has now been rescheduled for Saturday 21st March. It
will be over a new 6 miles course starting at 2.30pm. All welcome.
RANELAGH HARRIERS RICHMOND HALF MARATHON Sunday 3rd May
Entries are coming in for our Half Marathon on May 3rd. Over 800 have
already been received, and the race usually fills up well before the closing
date. So if you're planning to run, don't delay in submitting your entry. If
you're not running, note the date anyway - we need large numbers of marshals
on the day.
GREEN BELT RELAY
Michelle Davies writes:
"Hello all, I am in the process of arranging teams for the Green Belt Relay
taking place over the weekend of 16 / 17 May. I am currently three short of
two full teams of eleven. More info about the race here:.
If you are interested can you email me michelle.davies@richmond.gov.uk please."
MARATHON FOCUS WINTER WORKSHOPS at St Mary's University Clinic.
Wednesday 25th February 2015, 7pm - TBC Warm-ups, injury prevention and
recovery
Wednesday 25th March 2015, 7pm - TBC Race Day Preparation
£10 per workshop. Both are to be held at St Mary's University on campus. To
book your place please call 0208 240 4070 or email clinic@smuc.ac.uk.
LAST WEEK'S 'FINALLY'
John Pratt writes:
"Cam Levins - huh! In the 1970s he used to run for LSE (where I worked) in
the Southern League Div 4 and we often had only four or five runners, but we
managed to put out two in pretty well all events, so I often did the 200,
400, 800, 1500 and 3000 steeplechase, plus a bit of shot put and long jump.
On one occasion I ran the 1500 and had to carry on jogging through the
finish round the track calling out to the officials to hold the start of the
steeplechase (at the 200m mark) as I came round. Unfortunately unlike
Levins, I won neither event."
FACEBOOK
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 21st February National Cross-Country Championships at
Parliament Hill
Sunday 22nd February MABAC League 5 miles in Richmond Park. Start
time 11am at Broomfield Hill. See above.
Saturday 7th March Inter-club race for the Ellis Cup (men) and
the Dysart Cup (women) in Richmond Park. Also including club junior
championships (boys and girls). 3.8 miles starting at 3pm.
Saturday 14th March Clutton Cup 10 miles handicap in Richmond
Park. 2pm start, all members welcome.
Saturday 21st March v Bank of England etc in Richmond Park
(Roehampton Gate). See above.
Saturday 28th March Baker Cup 3 miles road handicap in Richmond
Park (White Lodge). 3pm start, all members welcome.
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 http://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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2XU SURREY CROSS-COUNTRY LEAGUE Saturday 7th February at Coulsdon (women)
and Richmond Park (men)
The women were in action first at Coulsdon. We had thirteen runners, led in
a great sixth place by Estelle Damant. Megan de Silva was determined to give
Estelle a run for her money and was quietly sneaking up on her at the end of
the first lap. Megan paid for her efforts a little on the second circuit but
still registered her best-ever League finish in 9th place. Becky Hall also
ran well for 26th and the scoring team was completed by Julia Bailey and
Bonnie Morgan.
Phil Aiken writes:
"The results show we were tied for 4th on points, but placed 5th using the
tie-breaker (position of final scorer). That position and our points tally
of 130 were the best results of the season. We didn't move up any places
among the A teams, remaining 9th, but did move ahead of Belgrave's B team.
Our B team finished as 5th best B team over the season, testament to the
numbers who run each race. We again had an excellent turnout for an 'away'
fixture. For obvious reasons we have more runners when we're in Richmond
Park or on Wimbledon Common, but the thirteen on Saturday is at the higher
end when we have to travel further afield.
Although every one of the team contributes to the team effort, I feel I
should commend the efforts of some who went to a great effort to race:
Estelle, who defied the wishes of her coach and made a 200-mile round trip
from Loughborough; Bonnie, who, in the absence of childcare, brought her two
children along so she could run; and Ashleigh, who made her Surrey League
and women's team debut having already run 12 miles! Top effort, ladies. I
should also mention Rob Curtis, who was press-ganged into childminding,
allowing Bonnie to run.
A schools race on Friday deprived us of half our junior racers but we were
still represented with great runs from Izzy and Frida in the Under 13s. It
was great that so many of you stayed behind to cheer them on. Again, many
thanks to all runners and spectators for making it a real team effort.
Without any of you it would just be me, a flag and a groundsheet."
While Belgrave took the title again, it was Wimbledon Windmilers, Epsom &
Ewell and 26.2 RRC who took the drop to Division 2. Coming up in their stead
are Ful-On Tri, Dorking & MV and Woking.
Phil Killingley reports on the men's race:
"Thanks so much to those who put on a great race, in particular Andy
Bickerstaff, Alan Hedger and Ken Powley, and all the other marshals, helpers
and supporters. Even if there was an air of anti-climax, with the title and
relegation spots as good as decided, there was lots of hard work behind the
scenes to put this on, and then braving the Siberian winds whilst the rest
of us kept warm by running in 2.8 mile circles. It was a superb effort from
Ken to get the results up on our website so fast, by 9pm on Saturday
evening!):
We couldn't quite hold off Belgrave, but it's all a bit academic, as
Division 1 running is secure for another season. At the front, Eirin McDaid
was disappointed with 30th place, but he was quicker than any of the rest of
us. Jackson was not far behind in a solid 37th. Then, and this is what
clinched it for Belgrave to leapfrog us into 6th, a gap until Trevor Maguire
in 65th, in probably his highest ever Ranelagh Surrey League placing.
At this point, the blue and amber vests started pouring in - Ted Mockett
running very well for 69th, and a pb 76.6% age graded (beating even his
superb effort at Brighton two weeks ago), 3 seconds ahead of Peter Haarer in
70th, who was suffering from a dodgy hamstring and some late night lecture
crises. Captain Metatarsal was 10 seconds behind, pleased to complete and
finish 75th. Then it was Jordan Mungovan in 79th, Steve Whitehead in 82nd,
Kris Davidson in 84th and Ian Kenton in 91st to finish off the scoring 10.
James Whistler narrowly missed out on the anchorman trophy as our 11th
scorer. At the back of the field, Peter Fordham thought he'd finished last,
but it turned out that a Thames runner was 22 minutes behind. You have to
feel sorry for the officials waiting in the cold for that man to finish (if
they did wait, that is) (Ed's note: no, they didn't!). Ted aside, it wasn't
a great day for the age gradeds, but James Whistler and Dave Lawley recorded
home pbs.
Well done to all those participating in all of the Surrey League races -
it's been a great season. The climax for me was watching our excellent
display at Streatham Common a month ago, not just the scorers, but some
superb runs there from all who raced."
Euan Sinclair was again our only runner in the Under 13s - well done Euan.
Kent retained their hold on the League winner's trophy. Last year's promoted
clubs Reigate Priory and Croydon both returned straight back to Division 2,
to be replaced by Clapham Chasers and Guildford and Godalming.
Stephen Logue's photographs are here:.
QUIZ NIGHT Saturday7th February
A good crowd of 40 or so squeezed into the clubhouse for our latest quiz
night. Many thanks go to quizmasters Andy Woodhouse and Ted Mockett and food
and drink organisers Mike White, Michele Gibson and Andy Hayward. For the
record, the winning team was "Three men and a baby" aka Phil Aiken, Ted
McCabe, Rob Curtis and Becky Hall.
PELLING-RATCLIFF CUP MOB MATCH v BLACKHEATH and BROMLEY HAC Sunday 15th
February at Hayes, Kent 7.5 miles
Phil Killingley writes:
"The Blackheath mob match starts with a seemingly innocuous trot round a
small field, before a stile is vaulted, and runners embark on a huge lap of
the surrounding countryside. At this stile, it was quite frankly looking
grim at the front for Ranelagh - Blackheath filling most of the top 15
positions, albeit with Jon Pepper haring off in front of them as if it was a
400m race (he didn't slow down and won by 3 minutes!). But what unfolded in
the next 7 miles, with grit, mud, hills, exhaustion, frisky horses and a
near castration (these last two totally unrelated) formed the prelude to a
stunning away win, better even than Operation Betelgeuse vs Orion last
autumn, to give Ranelagh a first ever full house or Grand Slam of mob
victories.
Ben Shore's photo on Facebook of Becky and myself, Ranelagh captains holding
the cup, had 67 'likes' only hours after posting. Other clubs are
congratulating us on our performance: Orion's captain said 'Brilliant effort
from everybody at Ranelagh - at least we feel a bit better now knowing you
have a very strong team and have beaten all the others. We will definitely
be 'plotting' something for next year though'. And Blackheath's headline on
their website runs: 'Ranelagh mob match - we lost. Congratulations to
Ranelagh on winning all their mob matches this season.' David Wright, our
most experienced mob matcher with 160 under his belt after today, proclaimed
this his best mob match out of all of them.
Talking of history, Ranelagh was formed in 1881 and our first inter-club
race with Blackheath was in 1886. The first 'all to score' mob race was a
few decades later in 1907 - a 17 to score affair. The heavy and beautiful
trophy we lifted today (before it was spirited away for safe keeping) was
gifted by E H Pelling of Ranelagh and E J Ratcliff of Blackheath in 1921,
hence its name Pelling-Ratcliff. Today was just the 25th time Ranelagh have
won the mob, against 70 for Blackheath. Two years ago, we won the away race
for the first time since the early 1970s under Marc Snaith's leadership, so
in theory we were due a fightback from the Heathens. They turned out 23
people more than last time, but we more than doubled the size of our mob, to
give us a 65-61 people advantage.
It seems wrong to talk about individual performances in what is clearly all
about the team, but mention must also go to Becky Hall's excellent win of
the ladies' race, only a day after a 20 mile marathon training run. Carl
Assmundson ran for one of the first times in Ranelagh colours and shot past
his captain at an astonishing pace with 3 miles to go, going on to overhaul
Blackheath's first two runners in a sprint finish. I think he ran in
Astroturf shoes.
Vice Captain Trevor Maguire's Blue Wall concept came into its own again
today. Our biggest wall was positions 23-30 - 8 in a row (excluding
guests), led home by Mark Herbert. Christopher Camacho led a wall of 7,
covering 69-75. We had 7 in the first 10, 4 in the next 10, and then 9 of
the third ten. Blackheath never recovered, and the final score was 2993 -
3564 in our favour, leaving the opposition to nurse their pride, and the
state of their relations with local horse riders.
A link to a wide array of photos, well worth a browse, are below. Happy
viewing. (Those of you smiling at the camera at the top of one of the huge
hills - shame on you!). photos:
Many thanks and congratulations to all those contributing to our mob
successes this season, both on the field and off. Welcome to mob running to
those running mobs this season for the first time. It just gets better and
better. Where next?!"
For the record, Jon Pepper won the F B Thompson medal for the overall
winner, but the Harry Sheer Trophy for the first finisher aged over 50
remained in Blackheath's hands as Nick Kinsey crossed the line about a
minute ahead of Darryl McDonald
SOUTH-WEST CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 4th January at Bicton Park
Lydia Louw was the 4th girl in the combined boys and girls under 11 race,
but only 7 seconds behind the winner.
Under 11s
1 B Glover (Wells C) 5.52
13 C Newcastle (unatt) 6.22 (1st girl)
18 Lydia Louw 6.29
COUNTRY TO CAPITAL 45 miles Saturday 17th January
Bruce McLaren reports:
"The Country to Capital 45 is a great ultra, starting in Wendover, crossing
the Chilterns to Uxbridge and then following the Grand Union Canal to
Paddington basin. It started off a bit overcast and within a mile we were
running in a blizzard across frozen mud - just as well as I had the wrong
footwear on. I hadn't realised it would be muddy so just had trainers on!
After a couple of hours snow it stopped but remained very cold. The
Chilterns were behind me and around mile 20 we joined the canal with just
under a marathon to go. That passed fairly smoothly and it seemed no time
before I was arriving at Little Venice, I'd never been there before - it's
lovely! I'd recommend this one, so much so I've entered for 2016 already."
1 O Stoten (Tri TH) 5:07.09
6 E Barnes (Leigh) 5:37.46
54 Bruce McLaren 6:50.01
296 finished
LONDON WINTER 10km Sunday 1st February
1 O Laws (N&EB) 34.04 (chip time 33.59)
4 L Custance (Clapham) 25.30 (35.27 - 1st woman)
12 Ted Mockett 36.28 (36.20)
719 Stephen Hurton 46.32 (45.47)
923 Ellen Clague 47.51 (47.28)
2189 Andrew Brown 52.35 (52.05)
4138 Ellen Van Keulen 57.30 (56.29)
8745 Annemarie Harvie 68.33 (68.19)
KINGFIELD CANTER 2.85 miles handicap Wednesday 4th February
1 M Tibbotts (Woking) 24.42 (actual time 21.42)
2 Steve Rowland 25.13 (25.13)
12 Sonia Rowland 26.58 (21.58)
19 Louise Piears 27.48 (21.33)
Also Alan Davidson (22.33)
INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION LONDON WEST CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS
Friday 6th February at Oxford
Ali Kennedy writes:
"Friday was a brilliant race for the girls in Oxfordshire. Sacha was first
by about 150m, Léonie came 3rd in a tight sprint finish. They have now
qualified for the national championships in Rugby on 28th February."
WOKINGHAM HALF MARATHON Sunday 8th February
1 P Martelletti (VP&TH) 1:04.18 (chip time 1:04.18)
25 Carl Selya-Hammer 1:15.43 (1:15.37)
27 H Munn (Enf & Har) 1:15.29 (1:15.25)
170 Lars Lundqvist 1:26.08 (1:25.35)
1434 Deirdre Inman 2:12.36 (2:08.16)
1628 Cindy Croucher 2:31.41 (2:27.21)
BARCELONA HALF MARATHON Sunday 15th February
Michelle Davies writes:
"Hoping I scraped under 1:37 officially.. Awesome course, friendly, almost
completely flat and lots of great music! Would love to give it another shot
when I'm fit!"
1 A Tadesse (Ethiopia) 1:00.42
13 F Kiplagat (Kenya) 1:05.09
1451 Carl Moran 1:30.32
2747 Michelle Davies 1:37.08
5629 Lauren Stewart 1:47.05
BRAMLEY 10 miles and 20 miles Sunday 15th February
Some big PBs here, particularly from Megan de Silva who placed 6th in the
women's 10 miles. Her 62.24 will move her up to 8th in Ranelagh's all-time
rankings. In the 20, Marie Synnott-Wells won the over 50 class.
10 miles
1 D Thorne (Reading) 50.26 (chip time 50.25)
6 E Kirk (Swansea) 56.35 (56.32 - 1st woman)
34 Megan de Silva 62.24 (62.18)
20 miles
1 J Sanderson (G&G) 1:51.06 (1:51.05)
29 S Amend (Belgrave) 2:03.05 (2:03.05 - 1st woman)
51 Duncan Mallison 2:09.43 (2:09.31)
163 Marie Synnott-Wells 2:24.37 (2:24.20)
458 Chris Hunton 2:54.38 (2:52.07)
586 Heather Martingell 3:11.24 (3:10.02)
26.2 RRC VALENTINES 10km Sunday 15th February
Blackheath's Peter Tucker ran this at 9am and finished 4th in 33.12, then
scooted back to Hayes in time to run the mob match against us at 11am - and
finish 12th!
1 S Overall (B&B) 30.21
37 H Jarvis (DMV) 37.56 (1st woman)
378 Alan Meaden 61.42
441 Wally Garrod 77.49
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 7th February
1 A Mariani (WG&EL) 16.32
17 John Hobson 19.44
41 A Casey (Herc Wimb0 21.25 (1st woman)
59 Daniel Rushby 22.35
71 Chris Read 23.29
72 Colin Lloyd 23.37
74 Amrut Sharma 23.41
86 Alberto Esguevillas 24.13
95 Carol Aikin 24.38
96 Tomas Sterner 24.39
101 Andrew Brown 24.57
124 Colin Rogal 25.41
130 Sam Rushby 25.50
131 Phil Rushby 25.53
135 James Rushby 25.58
206 Michael Sikora 28.55
213 Claire-Louise French 29.08
222 Deepa Sharma 29.47
269 Ann-Marie Harvie 32.43
278 Martin Clark 34.39
293 Pat Hewlett 39.52
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Thursday 7th February
Nick Twomey and Duncan Mallison were 1st and 2nd for Ranelagh.
1 Nick Twomey 17.43
2 Duncan Mallison 18.00
17 Kevin Kearey 21.23
18 Daniel Chiechi 21.30
23 M Hunt (Bear) 22.15 (1st woman)
25 Paul Wapshott 22.17
29 Tom Kearey 22.36
87 Lynne Barber 28.24
98 Mary Hickson 29.06
101 Christine David 29.22
111 Tracey Small 31.03
116 Stacey Barber 32.01
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 7th February
1 R Harvie (WSEH) 16.04
11 Nick Wright 17.40
14 H Page (Dart) 18.07 (1st woman)
307 Adam Wright 24.04
342 Ian Grange 24.35
442 Kirsty Bangham 25.59
465 Michelle Davies 26.14
466 Jane Craigie-Payne 26.15
522 Leeanne Bryce 27.04
528 Ashleigh Ferris 27.09
537 Mel Davison 27.13
717 Jackie Dunkley 29.31
918 Wally Garrod 37.45
943 John Hanscomb 41.28
BANGOR parkrun 5km Saturday 7th February
Peter Faull got second place.
1 B Caughers (N Down) 18.10
2 Peter Faull 19.20
11 J Smith (N Down) 20.57 (1st woman)
KINGSTON parkrun 5km Saturday 7th February
Wiebke Kortum was the leading woman.
1 M Kossatz (unatt) 18.08
18 Chris Camacho 21.13
29 Wiebke Kortum 23.01 (1st woman)
86 Mike White 29.14
100 Annemarie Goodridge 33.00
101 Alison Dicks 33.00
BOGNOR REGIS parkrun 5km Saturday 7th February
David Rowe finished third.
1 T Strowger (unatt) 19.50
3 David Rowe 20.36
30 C Laing (unatt) 26.13 (1st woman)
70 Sharon Rowe 34.36
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 7th February)...
York: 94 Phil Jackson 22.39
Southsea: 74 Alan Davidson 24.32
Reading: 154 Louise Atkinson 31.28
Bournemouth: 83 Eugenio Carmo 23.58
Mile End: 56 Paul Sinton-Hewitt 22.25, 79 Jo Sinton-Hewitt 24.52
Old Deer Park: 12 Phil Roberts 22.42, 28 Luke Maguire 27.17, 48 Katie
Walton 32.05
RICHMOND PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 14th February
Jordan Mungovan and Lydia Louw provided a Ranelagh double victory this week.
1 Jordan Mungovan 17.31
20 Peter Weir 20.11
32 Lydia Louw 20.57 (1st woman)
41 Steve Aikin 21.41
72 Colin Lloyd 23.19
75 Amrut Sharma 23.23
115 Carol Aikin 25.07
116 Andrew Brown 25.08
130 Kevin Knowles 25.38
147 Arthur Louw 26.21
151 Sam Rushby 26.31
152 Daniel Rushby 26.31
153 James Rushby 26.32
154 Phil Rushby 26.33
164 Colin Rogal 26.46
218 Tony Clark 29.00
231 Val Lowman 29.27
235 Claire-Louise French 29.38
264 Peter Lowman 31.04
267 Bronwen Northmore 31.10
297 Penny Merrett 35.29
312 Pat Hewlett 39.15
CRANE PARK parkrun 5km Thursday 14th February
Duncan Mallison was the eighth consecutive Ranelagh winner.
1 Duncan Mallison 17.29
4 Nick Twomey 18.24
11 Tom Kearey 20.54
17 V Caulfield (E&E) 22.03 (1st woman)
67 Colette Doran 26.17
80 Lynne Barber 27.40
92 Christine David 29.16
102 Tanya Allen 30.27
104 Tracey Small 30.45
109 Mary Hickson 31.18
116 Cindy Croucher 32.24
117 Tamsin Burland 32.29
123 Lexi Slaughter 40.02
124 Waldron Slaughter 40.10
BUSHY PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 14th February
Julia Bailey was close to 20 minutes as third woman home.
1 K Al-Abaidy (WSEH) 16.06
6 Nick Wright 17.27
53 J Reynolds (B&B) 19.45 (1st woman)
73 Julia Bailey 20.08
198 Adam Wright 22.11
418 Rachel Revett 25.01
850 Jackie Dunkley 30.29
1055 John Hanscomb 42.07
KINGSTON parkrun 5km Saturday 14th February
1 Unknown 18.15
18 S Black (Tri Europe) 21.00 (1st woman)
29 Ben Shore 22.49
77 Fiona Pugh 27.55
97 Chris Camacho 30.53
102 Wiebke Kortum 31.28
103 Heather Martingell 31.29
104 Mike White 31.30
116 Alison Dicks 36.56
OLD DEER PARK parkrun 5km Saturday 14th February
1 J Smith (Strags) 18.55
11 E Webb (SMR) 23.20 (1st woman)
18 Luke Maguire 25.44
19 Frida Roper 25.50
23 Julian Holden 26.49
39 Katie Walton 32.02
41 Deborah Blakemore 32.40
GUNNERSBURY parkrun 5km Saturday 14th February
1 D Afshar (West 4) 17.31
16 B Stearn (Wimb W) 19.30 (1st woman)
56 Phil Jackson 22.23
112 Jane Craigie-Payne 24.58
182 Ashleigh Ferris 27.25
185 Leeanne Bryce 27.31
OSTERLEY parkrun 5km Saturday 14th February
1 M Nagi (unatt) 18.46
10 Michael Moran 20.49
11 C Buckley (TVH) 20.58 (1st woman)
30 Niall O'Connor 23.01
59 Kevin Kearey 25.13
60 Josie Kearey 25.14
81 Rebecca Northmore 26.36
86 Ann Kearey 27.00
OTHER parkruns (Saturday 14th February)...
Horsham: 15 Paul Sinton-Hewitt 21.51
Southsea: 111 Alan Davidson 24.55
Reading: 186 Louise Atkinson 33.16
Frimley Lodge: 284 Deirdre Inman 33.50
Bournemouth: 94 Eugenio Carmo 25.25
Leamington: 65 Paul Hodges 22.11
Eastleigh: 62 Peter Fordham 28.03
Cuerden Valley: 62 Kirsty Bangham 27.17
Bognor Regis: 11 David Rowe 20.52, 55 Ally Salisbury 25.57, 128 Sharon
Rowe 34.40
FINALLY...
"Women's Olympic Games" in Gothenburg, 1926: Video:.