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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 502 31st May 2017
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: sandsrowland@btinternet.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Help needed at our 10k on Sunday June 18th
* Three Ranelagh teams complete the Green Belt Relay
* Eirin McDaid is our only stage winner
* Richard Gregory runs 31.59 in the Night of 10,000m PBs
* Four intrepid RH survive Transylvania
* Carl Assmundson and Nic Jackson lead our teams in the Vitality London 10k
* Next League and GP race is the Dorking 10m this Sunday (4th June)
* Richmond 10km on Sunday 18th June - enter now, or volunteer to help
* Barbecue at the clubhouse after the Richmond 10k
* Subscriptions for 2017/18 are now due
ATTENTION PLEASE
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RANELAGH RICHMOND 10k Sunday 18th June
Entries have now reached close to 600, including 76 from Ranelagh. We are
some way from the entry limit, but all the same, if you are planning to run
get your entry in sooner rather than later: It features in our Road GP and
the Surrey Road League and is also the Surrey 10k championship.
Entries .
Hannah Doyle writes:
"HELP NEEDED! We're still very much recruiting volunteers for our 10K on
18th June. Many of our regular helpers aren't around this year (and deserve
a year off!) so if you've never volunteered and aren't running, please
consider lending your time. It's great fun and you'll be done by 10:30am.
Non-running friends, partners, kids all welcome to help out too. The more
the merrier please! Email ranelagh10khelpers@gmail.com. ASAP please. And if
you're on Facebook don't forget to 'like' and share our page
(https://www.facebook.com/ranelagh10k/) and also say you're 'going' to our
event (https://www.facebook.com/events/1241019545918714/). It all helps!
Thank you."
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS and ENGLAND ATHLETICS REGISTRATION...
...for 2017-18 are now due.
The club membership fee includes the England Athletics registration and
despite another increase in the England Athletics registration fee to £14,
we are keeping our subscription rates unchanged for another year. That's £40
for seniors, £20 for second-claim members and those who are retired and over
60, £10 for under 20s and students and non-running members. There is also a
£70 family membership. Preferred method of payment is by Bank Transfer: our
account is at HSBC, sort code 40-23-29, account number 81109847; please add
a message, for example SubscriptionJSmith. A Standing Order form is
available from our website here: . Alternatively post a
cheque to Membership Secretary, Ranelagh Harriers, 135a Petersham Road,
Richmond, Surrey TW10 7AA or leave it in an envelope at the clubhouse. For
any queries, e-mail the Membership Secretary aachrisowens@yahoo.co.uk.
RANELAGH RICHMOND 10K BARBECUE!
SUNDAY 18th JUNE at 12 noon at the Ranelagh Clubhouse
Price £8 per person - includes BBQ, beer and wine (while stocks last)
Looking forward to seeing you!!!
R.S.V.P. Please contact Michele Gibson: Email:- micheleagibson@hotmail.com
Mobile:- 07703 518956
Payment details :- Tuesday training evening - find either Ewa Soltys or
Michele Gibson or Andy Hayward
BACS Payments - Ranelagh Harriers Sort Code 401310 Account 12154501
Reference= Club BBQ and your NAME
Cash:- Payable at the door on the day
DORKING 10 miles Sunday 4th June at 9am
This is the next race in the Surrey Road League and in our own road Grand
Prix. It is also the county 10 miles championship. We have 26 Ranelagh
entries so far, out of a total of about 500. Entry and details:.
As numbers are not high, there will probably be entries on the day.
NEXT JOB FOR THE MOB Saturday 24th June at the Bushy Park parkrun
Our annual "mini mob match" against the Stragglers will take place this year
on Saturday 24th June, incorporated within the Bushy Park parkrun. Please
note the date now, and opt for the Bushy Park parkrun that day rather than
your usual favourite.
RICHMOND PARK FILM
The Friends of Richmond Park have very recently launched a new film about
the Park. It's presented and narrated by Sir David Attenborough. "Richmond
Park is not just a local park it's London's own National Nature Reserve with
thousands of species of flora and fauna," Sir David explains, "but with 5.5
million visitors each year, the Park is under immense pressure. However, as
visitors we can all help to protect it through simple actions so that it
will remain a wonderful place for the enjoyment of future generations".
There are two versions - a short 4min version and the full length film which
is 21 minutes. Here's the link:. Incidentally, many Ranelagh
members are also members of the Friends of Richmond Park. If you are
interested in joining it's only a tenner per year. Go to:.
TH&H PARKLAND RELAYS Wednesday 14th June at 7pm in Richmond Park
Peter Fordham writes:
"I am again organising the men's entries for the annual Parkland Relays in
Richmond Park. This is one of the best summer events in the area, where 100
teams from the major clubs in the area compete in a 4 leg relay of about 2.9
miles. It starts at Spankers Hill Wood and near to Pen Ponds car park. Last
year we put up 3 teams, with our 'A' team coming a creditable 6th overall
and our Vets 'A' Team 17th overall. Let's see if we can beat the turnout and
positions this year. As demand from clubs is high, please let me know as
soon as possible if you can run, so that I can secure team entries. If the
7pm start puts you under too much pressure, it is possible to run one of the
later legs.
A gathering for prizes, food and rehydration will be at the Telegraph Inn,
Putney Heath. Please contact me at: peter_fordham@yahoo.com." For women's
entries please contact Phil or Becky at ranelagh.women@gmail.com.
RANELAGH ROAD GRAND PRIX
Leading scores after four events:
(Open) Ted Mockett 37, Nick Impey 34, Carl Selya-Hammer 24, Trevor Maguire
17, Mick Lane 16, Jonathan Smith 15, Suzy Whatmough 13
(Men over 40) Stewart Anderson 11, Richard Gurd 10, Nick Wright 6, Jonathan
Moore 6, Kris Davidson 6, Rob Curtis 5, Michael Everard 5
(Men Over 50) Mick Lane 17, Trevor Maguire 11, Bill Neely 8, Stephen Logue
8, Seiko Angelo 6, Michael Osborne 5, Paul Doyle 5
(Women) Suzy Whatmough 16, Laura Blazey 12, Wiebke Kortum 9, Fiona Ford 6,
Rachel Revett 5, Alice Forbes 5, three on 4 points
(Women Over 40) Wiebke Kortum 12, Rachel Revett 11, Fiona Ford 6, Lara
Werrett 5, Fiona Pugh 4, Karen Weir 4, Ann Kearey 3
(Women Over 50) Katrina Roche 6, Ally Pickard 6, Marie Synnott-Wells 6,
Lorna Smith 5, Bronwen Northmore 5, Sally Bamford 4, Paula Maguire 3
Full scoreboard and race details are here:. Next race is the Dorking 10 miles
on 4th June.
SURREY ROAD LEAGUE
It's early days, but after two races - The Richmond Half Marathon and the
Sutton 10km - our women's team are in top spot in the League with a maximum
70 points, 5 points clear of the nearest challenger. The men have registered
a first and a fourth, giving them a total of 67 points, trailing Reigate
Priory by two points. In the individual competitions Rachel Revett leads the
W35 category, and we currently have second places from Nick Impey (senior
men), Trevor Maguire (M50) and Laura Blazey (senior women) with Suzy
Whatmough right behind Laura in third place. Full scoreboard:.
WIMBLEDON COMMON TRAIL SERIES
Andy Bickerstaff writes:
"This is the 4th year your ever stressed Ranelagh Chief Race Organiser will
be doing the trail series of races on Wednesday evenings on Wimbledon
Common. The first race on 3rd May has already taken place and as predicted
looked like a mob match between Clapham and Fulham. it would be good to see
a few more of my own club keeping their cross country skills alive over this
summer and giving those clubs a race. enter here for the second
race on June 7th or click through to number three on July 5th. As ever a
free bar is provided after the race for anyone who can help me out on the
evenings - please get in touch andy.bickerstaff@goodrunguide.co.uk
."
RANELAGH JUNIORS
The joint Stragglers/Ranelagh junior handicap series began on Thursday 27th
April. There are six events altogether, two of which have already taken
place, though the results for the latest (18th May) have not yet been
published. The next is on Thursday 8th June from the Ranelagh clubhouse and
the remainder are at the Hawker Centre in Ham. Registration is from 7pm for
a 7.30pm start. Full details:.
RIVER THAMES HALF MARATHON Sunday 29th October
Race Director Roy Reeder writes:
"Now in its fourth year, this has become a popular local half marathon. I'm
offering Ranelagh Harriers a £5 discount off the entry price until 31
August. To claim the discount, enter the code 'RANHAR' at the Sport Systems
store. Entries:.
THURSDAY NIGHT TRACK TRAINING AT OSTERLEY
The club is continuing to subsidise track sessions on Thursday evenings at
the Osterley track. All groups and all abilities are welcome. The sessions
are every Thursday 7.30-8.30pm. Link to the map is here:.
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WHAT'S COMING
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More details of the following from the men's Captains ( e-mail Phil
or Trevor ) ranelagh.men@gmail.com
or the women's Captain / Team Manager ( e-mail Becky or Phil ranelagh.women@gmail.com )
Sunday 4th June Dorking 10 miles. Entry and details:.
Thursday 8th June Stragglers / Ranelagh Junior Handicap Series
race 3. 7.30pm start (register from 7pm) at the Ranelagh clubhouse. See
above for details.
Wednesday 14th June TH&H Parkland Relay. 7pm start in Richmond Park.
See above.
Sunday 18th June Ranelagh Richmond 10km. See above.
Saturday 24th June Mini mob match v The Stragglers at the Bushy
Park parkrun. All needed!
5km parkruns every Saturday at 9am and 2km junior parkruns weekly or monthly
on Sundays.
Venues, more details and registration at www.parkrun.com or
www.parkrun.org.uk/events/juniorevents/.
WHAT'S HAPPENED
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GREEN BELT RELAY Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st May
Ashleigh Ferris reports:
"On the weekend of May 20th and 21st, 33 of Ranelagh's finest gathered at
Hampton Court Palace for the 21st Green Belt Relay. Hosted by Stragglers,
the event attracted 45 teams this year - which is the most teams they've
ever had. For those not familiar with the race the Green Belt Relay is a 22
stage, 220 mile relay which circumnavigates the M25 and is run in teams of
11 with an overnight break in Essex. While this might conjure up images of
miserable motorway running it is exactly the opposite - the route takes in
some of the most beautiful landscapes and pretty towns in the area from
Hampton Court to St Albans through Epping Forest and back by Box Hill
finishing at the Hawker Centre.
This year we fielded three Ranelagh teams - Women's, Men's and a Mixed Team.
With 22 stages, 2 minibuses and 2 cars, 33 people, 6 marshal posts and food
and accommodation this is a full on weekend with runners averaging 20 miles
of running, but it is a really fun weekend and its appeal to runners of
mixed pace adds to its charm. It was particularly great to welcome 11 new
Ranelagh members to the GBR this year.
Serpentine won overall, with second place going to Thames H&H. Serpies also
won the women's team prize, with Thames H&H taking the mixed prize. London
Front Runners won the Vets prize. For Ranelagh our Men's Team placed 5th,
Ranelagh Women 35th (but 4th women's team) with the Mixed Team coming in
33rd - an amazing result with great runs from all. Eirin McDaid came a
close 2nd on his Saturday stage, before claiming a fantastic stage win on
Leg 19 on Sunday despite a sore hamstring which forced him to stop almost
within sight of the finish. Ted Mockett broke a course record on Leg 20 on
Sunday, but sadly so did the Serpie who came in just ahead of him!
The weekend itself was great fun. The buses were full of team spirit and,
bar a short downpour on Saturday afternoon, the weather was mostly dry and
warm. Everyone brings something to share for the buses so our running
calories were replaced with homemade flapjacks from Simon and Ted, cakes
from Becky and cookies from Sally amongst many other treats! On Saturday
night we had a fantastic dinner in a pub near Stansted, before staying over
in a local hotel. Despite the early start and tired legs on Sunday morning
the morale was still high and we had some great performances on all the legs
before the finishers' barbecue at the Hawker Centre.
Special thanks to all who helped with the organisation - Dave Lawley was
champion of the mini bus driving team with Phil Andrews, Mike Morris, Ted
Mockett and Rachel Revett. Lee Davies, Kevin Kearey and Emma Welham were a
fantastic help with driving and marshalling, as well as some non-Ranelagh
volunteers who helped out at Chertsey Bridge water station on Saturday. Also
a special mention has to go to Simon Martin who, after Lee was injured,
stepped in to run an extra leg on Sunday totalling just under 30 miles for
the weekend.
We are already looking forward to next year and if anybody is interested or
wants to know more about the event please contact us by emailing
ranelaghgbr@gmail.com. The race attracts some really strong teams and we
would love to field another three next year!"
Jonathan Smith adds:
"33 intrepid runners once again took on the epic which is the Green Belt
Relay over a weekend which offered a mix of conditions but ultimately turned
into glorious sunshine when it counted at the end of race BBQ. Special
congratulations go to Eirin McDaid who managed to a secure a stage win
against the backdrop of Box Hill. Having missed out on the win on the
previous day by just a handful of seconds, the Dungannon Dasher put things
right with a fantastic performance. Other notable moments from the weekend
include one team accidentally driving to a hospital, Ted nearly directing
Stephen Whitehead (who was running for Stock Exchange) in the wrong
direction, Anna Scally's inspired decision to bring warpaint, Pete Faull's
unacceptably small shorts, and Clare Fowler's epic sprint finish with
60-something Barry Walters from British Airways AC.
One thing which never fails to amaze is the fact that such a complicated
event seems to go so smoothly. In that respect the teams owe a huge debt to
Ashleigh Ferris and Leeanne Bryce who, in addition to dealing with all the
usual admin and logistical considerations (and a new baby!), had to contend
with several late injury problems and car issues. Their praises cannot be
sung highly enough."
NIGHT OF THE 10,000m PBs Saturday 20th May at Parliament Hill track
This event, though only in its fifth year, has become a highlight of the
distance running year. Athletics Weekly's report begins: "Highgate Harriers
know how to put on a show. A series of races over a mind-numbing 25 laps of
the track can be potentially monotonous, but the North London club has
turned its Night of the 10,000 PBs into a riveting festival of distance
running and one of the most entertaining events of the year. As the beer
flowed and the music boomed around the arena, an estimated 7,000 spectators
piled into lane three of the track and the grassy bank of the home straight
and the athletes responded to the adrenaline-fuelled atmosphere with some
great performances despite chilly, windy weather."
After some schools relays during the afternoon, the programme was five
graded men's races and two women's. Incorporated were the trials for the
British team for the World Championships, and also the British Universities
Championships. There were about 30 runners in each race. Top quality runners
such as Andy Vernon and Jo Pavey featured in the A races but there was class
all the way down. Even the men's E race was won in a sub-32 minutes time,
though - for anyone thinking of entering next year - the last finisher came
in outside 36 minutes. In the women's B race, the last finishers were close
to 42 minutes.
Only two Ranelagh Harriers featured this year, and of those Estelle Damant
was running in Loughborough University colours in the BUCS championships.
Estelle ran a steady race and finished 27th in the women's B race just
inside 39 minutes. That left Richard Gregory's vest as the sole Ranelagh one
on show, and he was seeded into the D race. Runners were invited to set a
target time and Richard plumped for 31:59. There was a pacemaker for each
race, but the pace was steady early on. Richard sat just behind the leaders
for most of the first half but he was obviously feeling good and moved past
the pacemaker with about ten laps to go. This galvanised the pack into
action and the eventual winner Turner of Brighton took the lead and began to
push the pace. Richard briefly lost contact with the leading group of five
or so, but showed great strength in clawing his way back into contention. As
he passed the bell it was touch and go whether he would crack the 32 minutes
barrier but a great last lap carried him into third place in a PB 31:59.74.
Mission accomplished!
Men's D race
1 J Turner (Brighton & H) 31:53.49
3 Richard Gregory 31:59.74
Women's B race
1 G Schweining (Camb & C) 35:17.29
27 Estelle Damant 38:55.77
THE TRANSYLVANIA 100 Saturday 20th May
From the race website:
"On May 20th, 2017, runners will again assemble on a start-line beneath
Dracula's Castle in the village of Bran, ready for an adventure through the
alpine-like scenery of rural Transylvania. Twisting singletrack, ancient
forest trails, mountain plateaus and windswept ridges will link together in
grand, single-lap traverses of the Bucegi Range, climbing and descending
many thousands of metres before finishing back at the Castle. Entries are
available to solo runners and teams-of-two in the 100k and 50k, solo in the
30k and 20k, with prizes in all categories."
Mike White took the 30km option:
"Well that's done. I've had a while to reflect on a race that I was so glad
to finish in one piece. That first six miles was a very steep climb through
beautiful woods and occasional grassy pasture where I met my future running
buddy and saviour Rebecca...more of that later. At six miles I reached the
top of the first mountain which was shrouded in cloud and I could barely see
five yards. I had my first scary moment as I couldn't see markers but was
helped on my way by a friendly Romanian. A difficult descent took me to the
first check point. I could see the climb to the second peak which was
covered in snow so I put on my jacket. What followed was the scariest 90
minutes of my life as I climbed up a near vertical glacier by pulling myself
up by rope. At this point with a half mile drop to the valley floor we were
hit by thunder and lightning and a snow storm. The temperature dropped so
quickly my fingers froze before I could get my gloves on. Amid the rocks
bouncing down on us we reached the top. If I could have got off the mountain
I would have quit there and then but the only way down was 12 km of forest
trail so I had to go on. I had been following Rebecca up the glacier and we
made a pact to stay together until the finish and I have never been so
grateful to have the company of another soul. We didn't speak a great deal
because of the terrain but she kept me going. A 4km crawl across snow and
rocks followed where you had to literally slide and slip down. The second
check point was reached with only one minor detour. 10km to go or so we
thought. Torrential rain had accompanied us since the top of the second
mountain so the forest trails we were travelling through were just mud
slides. We were both counting the km to the finish. Unfortunately
Transylvania had the last laugh as we did 34 km in the end in 8 hours 40. I
have never been so pleased to finish a race. Would I do it again? Never.
Would I recommend it to others? No. I have never felt so out of my depth in
a race and wondered whether I should have been allowed to enter. The whole
village was full of stories last night of the horrendous conditions and I do
think the race should have been stopped at the first checkpoint. Although I
will probably never see her again I will always remember Rebecca and our
tearful cuddle at the finish line xxx."
Mark Herbert went for the 50km:
"Transylvania 50k, my first and certainly not my last Ultra. A good friend
sold this race to me last year whilst in Marrakesh so booked it up I did.
After showering, brekkie and short walk to the start the clock strikes 7am
and a lively mix of nutters from all nationalities descend into the
wilderness of Transylvania. Soon we hit the first climb on the outskirts of
town and it's time to get the trekking poles out, a long slog which took
close to 3 hours from the foot hills to snow capped mountains. It is
relentless and keeps rising to a elevation of nearly 2500 metres from 750
metres, my first taste of low clouds was all too evident but a sharp descent
brought us back down to our first check point at Malaiesti. Five minutes to
re-charge and then came the hardest, most treacherous part of the course up
to the summit of Omu. Visibility quickly became reduced and whilst climbing
the slope with my poles and a rope we can barely see 30-40 metres in front.
Once at the summit after 4+ hours the descent is tricky with many runners
getting lost before regaining the correct route. Having been slow on the
uphill I was keen to make up for lost time and along with 4-5 other
participants we speed through the next 12k stopping at various check points.
Once at CP4 another climb proves difficult this time with a torrential
downpour lasting over two hours. Finally at CP5 it's 12k to go and a short
climb before the final descent that is extremely slippery and dangerous.
Through the woodland you need to blow your whistle to warn any bears
possibly wandering around of your presence, and with the last 5k bringing
you home that's not flat but less challenging. Very relieved and happy to
get back in one piece in a time of 9 hours 48 minutes."
Heather Martingell, who ran the 20k with Fiona Pugh, adds: "Who needs
Dracula when you've tackled a course like that!"
50k
1 A Tale (Romania) 6:36.20
92 Mark Herbert 9:37.26
265 finished
30k
1 A Balasan (Romania) 4:00.10
118 Mike White 8:57.37
141 finished
20k
1 A Ivanescu (Romania) 2:30.31
95 Fiona Pugh 7:27.02
96 Heather Martingell 7:27.02
108 finished
RICHMOND PARK 10k Sunday 21st May
1 S McCandie (unatt) 36.28
56 Ellen Van Keulen 56.34
HOGSMILL LADIES 5 miles Sunday 21st May at West Ewell
1 V Barthelmess (unatt) 33.24
138 Penny Merrett 56.27
RICHMOND PARK MARATHON Sunday 21st May
1 A Watson (Serp) 2:54.06 (chip time 2:54.03)
52 Bruce McLaren 3:38.47 (3:38.40)
202 Ian Grange 4:48.07 (4:57.58)
LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5km Friday 26th May in Hyde Park
1 J Heal (Serp) 16.28
12 Ian Kenton 17.26
23 J Davis (Winch) 17.57 (1st woman)
118 Becky Northmore 21.42
EDINBURGH MARATHON Sunday 28th May
Rick Jenner ran another solid sub-3 and was pursued by Gavin Jones, who
travelled over from Italy for the race with a sub-3 in mind. Gavin writes:
"Dipped under the 3 hours as desired and was first in the M55 age category.
So a jolly happy bunny!"
Richard Gurd clocked 3:20.15 in his first marathon but regrets not being
sixteen seconds faster!
1 J Korir (Kenya) 2:17.13
42 Rick Jenner 2:54.10
81 Gavin Jones 2:59.31
155 Richard Gurd 3:20.15
VITALITY LONDON 10km Monday 29th May
The course for this race starts on The Mall and finishes opposite Buckingham
Palace, having taken in many of the major tourist spots en route. However,
it's anything but just a sightseers' event. It's flat and fast and the
incorporated UK championships ensure that it's a top quality race. Jake
Waldron ran in the low 32s in his Newham vest, but the first Ranelagh
finisher home was Carl Assmundson who ran an excellent 33.43 but found it
good enough only for 134th place. The other Carl - Selya-Hammer - was not
far behind and then came Nick Impey, inside 35 minutes but outside the top
200. James Winch and an injured Eirin McDaid followed on, and then came our
leading woman Nic Jackson. Nic ran a PB 37.30 but - like the men's race -
found the overall standard very high and finished "only" 35th. Perhaps the
run of the day came from Laura Blazey who hacked a full minute off her
previous best with 38.57. Estelle Damant was half a minute down on Laura but
ensured us three women well inside 40 minutes. UK championship team results
have yet to be published, but estimates put both our men's and women's teams
around 10th or just outside.
1 A Butchart (Central) 29.18
62 Jake Waldron (N&EB) 32.19
88 Jo Pavey (Exeter) 32.57 (1st woman)
134 Carl Assmundson 33.43
151 Carl Selya-Hammer 34.02
202 Nick Impey 34.50
242 James Winch 35.37
375 Eirin McDaid 37.21
387 Nichola Jackson 37.30
485 Richard Gregory 38.37
517 Laura Blazey 38.57
579 Estelle Damant 39.26
606 Ryan Hogan 39.39
994 Suzy Whatmough 42.45
1036 Marie Synnott-Wells 42.58
1104 Rebecca Northmore 43.20
1559 Paul Hodges 45.25
1849 Julia Bailey 46.37
1894 Jeremy Day 47.14
2011 Charlie Hyde 47.14
2041 Jess Harbert 47.22
2581 Cecily Day 49.14
3377 Amy Sillitoe 51.34
parkrun results...
For those of you who are not currently shown as Ranelagh in the parkrun
database, it would be very helpful if you could update your details. You can
also access Ranelagh results here:.
parkruns 5km Saturday 20th May
Bushy Park
Vaughan RAMSAY 19:06, Euan SINCLAIR (jnr) 19:14, Toby COOPER 21:01, Finlay
SINCLAIR (jnr) 21:14, Amy SILLITOE 24:40, Teresa SEGOVIA 28:35, Colette
DORAN 29:43, Wally GARROD 39:09, John HANSCOMB 50:14
Richmond Park
Ed PERRY 18:14, Tarek MOUGANIE 18:41, James RITCHIE 18:54, Adam WRIGHT
22:34, Elisa FERRUA 22:51, Jess HARBERT (jnr) 22:52, Stephen AIKIN 22:55,
Jeremy DAY 23:09, Amrut SHARMA 23:28, Cecily DAY (jnr) 23:30, John RICKETTS
24:11, James RUSHBY (jnr) 24:20, Margie MARSHALL 24:50, Ellie LUXMOORE (jnr)
25:02, Tom BRADLEY (jnr) 25:02, Daniel RUSHBY (jnr) 25:06, Jarryd HILLHOUSE
25:40, Matt SOWTON 25:52, Carol AIKIN 26:17, John HOBSON 26:24, Alastair
RITCHIE 26:54, Andrew BROWN 27:18, Sam RUSHBY (jnr) 27:42, Sue CAMP 28:04,
Michael SIKORA 28:49, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 29:09, Phil RUSHBY 29:13, Deepa
SHARMA 29:48, Ewa SOLTYS 32:08, Bronwen NORTHMORE 33:26, Annemarie GOODRIDGE
33:30, Vicky PORDAN 36:44, Wendy FISHER 37:17, Phil AIKEN 47:14, Pat HEWLETT
47:15
Hull
Jackie DUNKLEY 29:26
Old Deer Park
Kris Davidson placed third.
Kris DAVIDSON 18:16, Kevin KNOWLES 21:55, Julian HOLDEN 29:15, Katrina ROCHE
30:42
KINGSTON
Chris CAMACHO 24:16, Kirsty NOBLE 24:21, Hannah DOYLE 24:34, Rob KITCHEN
26:52
OXFORD
Evelyn JOSLIN 31:56
PLYMVALLEY
Chris WRIGHT 24:22
BATH SKYLINE
Nick WRIGHT 18:34
BRIERLY FOREST
Wyn WILLIAMS 29:06
DULWICH
Laura Blazey was the leading woman.
Laura BLAZEY 18:51
CRANE PARK
Eric PLUE 20:42, Philip ROBERTS 21:58, Daniel CHIECHI 22:03, Lexi KEECH
(jnr) 22:19, Richard GURD 23:19, Kevin JACQUES 24:19, Ellen VAN KEULEN
27:39, Victoria ORME 30:05, Hilary THOMSON 32:23, Louise WAPSHOTT 34:33, Su
CLARK 52:30
BURGESS
Alan DAVIDSON 27:26
NEWENT, FOREST OF DEAN
Third place for John Atkinson
John ATKINSON 20:35
OSTERLEY
Paul SINTON-HEWITT 20:15, Michael OSBORNE 24:52, Jo SINTON-HEWITT 27:40,
Cindy CROUCHER 34:57
SHREWSBURY
Christine DAVID 30:38, Tracey SMALL 33:22, Sally SPAULL 40:30
FULHAM PALACE
Pete WARREN 27:27
REIGATE PRIORY
Duncan MALLISON 19:40
KESWICK
Marina QUAYLE 31:13
UDITORE, ITALY
Peter FORDHAM 28:30
TOOTING COMMON
Mark ROPER 25:36
Junior parkruns 2km Sunday 21st May
Moormead
Theo DOYLE 10.00, Sam DOYLE 12:33
parkruns 5km Saturday 27th May
Bushy Park
Kris DAVIDSON 18:08, Nick WRIGHT 18:31, Euan SINCLAIR (jnr) 20:41, Llewellyn
DAVIES 22:27, Ashleigh FERRIS 26:58, Teresa SEGOVIA 28:14, Jackie DUNKLEY
30:22, Wally GARROD 39:24, John HANSCOMB 51:31
Richmond Park
Jordan Mungovan was second finisher.
Jordan MUNGOVAN 17:52, Tom ARMSTRONG (jnr) 18:32, John HOBSON 21:30,
Alistair BRENDON (jnr) 21:32, Stephen AIKIN 22:27, Elisa FERRUA 22:54, Jess
HARBERT (jnr) 23:22, Ellie LUXMOORE (jnr) 23:22, Tom BRADLEY (jnr) 23:25,
Gary MCKEOWN 23:42, Amrut SHARMA 23:46, Cecily DAY (jnr) 24:39, Margie
MARSHALL 25:41, Wiebke KORTUM 25:42, Karen HARBERT 26:28, Carol AIKIN 26:33,
Clare DAY 26:34, Tony APPLEBY 27:29, Sue CAMP 27:37, Michael SIKORA 28:28,
Bronwen NORTHMORE 32:29, Andrew BROWN 32:33, Ewa SOLTYS 33:55, Gavin
HILLHOUSE 33:55, Rob HILLHOUSE 41:14, Vicky PORDAN 44:00, Beverley ALI
44:40, Pat HEWLETT 47:17, Alberto ESGUEVILLAS 47:28
Bedfont Lakes
Eamonn O'DWYER 19:57
Hackney Marshes
Jo SINTON-HEWITT 25:42
Old Deer Park
Eirin McDaid and Jonathan Moore were first and second across the line.
Eirin MC DAID 17:59, Jonathan MOORE 19:14, Wyn WILLIAMS 30:44, Katrina ROCHE
31:30, Melanie DAVISON 31:44, Karima GRAHAM 32:12, Katie WALTON 36:46,
Deborah BLAKEMORE 36:47
Newcastle
James WHISTLER 20:49
Kingston
Michael MORRIS 19:36, Heather MARTINGELL 23:22, Alison DICKS 24:04, Chris
CAMACHO 24:44, Hannah DOYLE 24:56, Tom REAY 25:57, Fiona PUGH 27:13, Leeanne
BRYCE 33:07, Martin CLARK 39:59
Plymvalley
Chris WRIGHT 24.58
Peacehaven
Peter FORDHAM 28:46
Gloucester North
John ATKINSON 20:45
Market Harborough
Ellen Van KEULEN 25:17
Crane Park
Eric PLUE 20:40, Colette DORAN 28:07, Louise WAPSHOTT 33:41, Tamsin BURLAND
35:59
Burgess
Alan DAVIDSON 27:30
College Park, USA
Paul SINTON-HEWITT 19:52
Homewood
Cathy HOLMAN 31.16
Seaton
Daniel RUSHBY (jnr) 23:11, James RUSHBY (jnr) 24:31, Phil RUSHBY 26:03, Sam
RUSHBY(jnr) 26:10, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 28:55, Maia RUSHBY 28:57
Osterley Park
Michael OSBORNE 23:53, Christine DAVID 30:58, Tracey SMALL 33:12, Su CLARK
37:53, Cindy CROUCHER 38:09, Tanya ALLEN 38:12, Deirdre INMAN 38:31, Sally
SPAULL 40:28
Reigate Priory
Duncan MALLISON 19:34
Bognor Regis
Daniel CHIECHI 22:13, Prelini CHIECHI 28:37
Portobello, Edinburgh
Richard GURD 22:11
Penrhyn
Ranelagh provided five of the first six home!
Ted MOCKETT 17:40, Nick TWOMEY 18:11, Jonathan SMITH 18:47, David LAWLEY
18:48, Mark HERBERT 19:04, Peter FAULL 20:30
Barclay
Dawn BATES 31:14
Stratford-upon-Avon
Paul HODGES 21:55
Worthing
Simon TAYLOR 23:47
Junior parkruns 2km Sunday 28th May
Moormead
Alistair BRENDON 7.50, Campbell McLAREN 9:42
FINALLY...
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