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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 514 24th November 2017
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: sandsrowland@btinternet.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Surrey Leagues – Ranelagh women and men both finish 5th, and stand in 5th
and 7th places after two races
* Cordy Parker and Jon Pepper lead our teams
* London Championships – Ranelagh women finish 4th and men 8th
* Laura Blazey and Richard Gregory lead our teams
* London Youth Games – Sonny Maund finishes 3rd and Izzy Atkins 6th
* All needed for our next mob match on December 9th
* Still time to book for our Christmas Party - also on December 9th
ATTENTION PLEASE
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NEXT JOB FOR THE MOB
We have one more mob match this side of Christmas and it’s at Coulsdon on
Saturday 9th December against South London Harriers. 7.5 miles of pure
country. As usual for mob matches we need all the bodies we can get,
everyone counts towards the final result and the more runners we have the
better our chances of success. You can see details of the venue on SLH’s
website here:.
More public transport options nearer the time.
Reserve the date, it will build up your appetite for the evening…
CHRISTMAS PARTY Saturday 9th December
There is still time to book for our Christmas Party! It’s at the Lass
O’Richmond Hill pub in Queen’s Road, Richmond on Saturday 9th December at
7pm. It’s £40 per head to include a three course dinner and wine, dancing
and a disc jockey. We’re limited to 80 places so reserve your place without
delay! E-mail Michele Gibson micheleagibson@hotmail.com or put your
name on the list at the clubhouse. There’s also a menu at the clubhouse.
Cheques should be payable to Ranelagh Harriers and left in an envelope at
the clubhouse or posted to Michele Gibson, 79 Thames Side, Staines upon
Thames, Middx TW18 2HF. For BACS payments it’s Ranelagh Harriers, sort code
401310, account 12154501, reference Club Xmas and your Name.
FRANCKEISS CUP ROWING RACE
Paul Gregory revived this event a few years ago, but we have only put in a
crew on one or two occasions since. The event has been growing in popularity
and five local running clubs put in crews last year. The cup is actually
ours – it was donated by Ranelagh member R H Franckeiss in 1929 – but we
haven’t brought it home for some time. This year’s races will take place at
The Skiff Club Teddington on Sunday 14th January.
Do we have any rowers in our midst, or anyone who would like to give it a
try? The boats we use are two-person skiffs with a cox. Paul writes: “Crews
are doubles, ladies, men’s and mixed. No experience is necessary, three free
training sessions are optionally available on Saturdays or Sundays -
pre-booked only. The Skiff Club provides coxes if needed. Entry fees are £12
per crew on the day. For more info:
and Video:.” Reply to this email if you’re interested.
SPORTS MASSAGE AND REMEDIAL THERAPY BASED AT SPORTING FEET, 9 KING STREET,
RICHMOND
Lara Werrett writes:
“I will be based at Sporting Feet Richmond offering injury assessment,
sports massage, kinesiology taping, dry needing and medical acupuncture. I
am a qualified BTEC Level 5 Sports & Remedial Massage therapist and Level 3
Personal Trainer. Contact me via my website/facebook page or mobile
07786015342.
larawerrett.com/
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:
FACEBOOK
Follow Ranelagh on Facebook:.
WHAT'S COMING
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More details of the following from the men's Captains ranelagh.men@gmail.com
or the women's Captain / Team Manager ranelagh.women@gmail.com
Saturday 25th November South of the Thames 5 miles at Beckenham Place Park
including club women’s championships. 2pm start. Entries closed.
Saturday 9th December Stubbs Cup mob match v South London Harriers at
Coulsdon 2.30pm start. All welcome, register on the day.
Saturday 16th December South of the Thames 7.5 miles championship at
Aldershot. 2pm start. Entries in advance, contact the captains if you want
to run.
Saturday 30th December Henty Relay in Richmond Park. Our Xmas fun relay
around Sidmouth Wood. 12 noon start. All welcome, register on the day by
11.30am.
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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SURREY LADIES LEAGUE Saturday 11th November in Nonsuch Park
Phil Aiken reports:
“Prior to the National Cross Country Relays in Mansfield, an article in
Athletics Weekly asked ’What can be done to stem the decline in the mass
appeal of our sport?’ Those relays attracted a record entry. One week later,
the Metropolitan League of North London and Hertfordshire turned up in
Welwyn Garden City. So too did the athletes - 249 women and 529 men, record
fields both.
South of the river, the two divisions of the Surrey League, separated at
Reigate, reunited in Nonsuch Park, site of the former Tudor royal palace, so
named because, it is claimed, there was “none such place like it” in Europe.
And, despite miserable weather, none such field like it was assembled on the
start line as the traditional minute’s silence on Armistice Day was
impeccably observed. Not only was the record 463 finishers from Reigate
surpassed but so too was the Men’s total from the Met League, as 570
completed the race, with Division 1 hitting the triple century mark. As
recently as 2013-14, the opening two races attracted a little over 300
across the two races. Some decline!
The race followed much the same script as it did at Reigate. The margins
were tighter but Belgrave’s Sophie Harris won comfortably, Clapham’s Steph
Davis repeating her second place. With no Julia Tomczak, Katy Hedgethorn of
race 1 winners Thames moved a place up to third. Hercules newcomer Cheryl
Nolan reprised her 5th place, sandwiched between host Epsom & Ewell’s Izzy
Brinsden and Herne Hill’s Chloe Tighe. Belgrave’s Saron Haileselase, a
classy runner but prone to fragility, had a good day to finish 7th, pushing
consistent top tenners, Paula Rutherfoord and Claire Grima, down the order.
South London’s Mary James, ahead of her international masters’ debut, came
home in 11th with Reigate’s Fiona Clark not faring as well as she did on her
home course, rounding out the top dozen, which contained nine of Reigate’s
first twelve. The one exception to this ‘as you were scenario’ was Clapham’s
Olivia Matthews, improving her 25th from Reigate by 15 places to be 10th.
There was another close battle between Laura Blazey and Cordy Parker, the
Oxfordshire athlete taking the spoils this time around. Despite finishing in
the same position - 17th – this was a better performance given the stronger
field this time around. Laura was just outside the top 20. Suzy Whatmough
gained five places from Reigate to be top 30. Fourth for Ranelagh was Fanny
Vein, 33rd on an impressive Surrey League debut. As at Reigate, Fiona Ford,
71st, closed out the scoring. Alice Forbes and Ria Woodfield both finished
comfortably in double figures with Julia Bailey, Eugenie McLachlan and
Bonnie Morgan separated by half a dozen places to close the B team.
With 24 Ranelagh finishers, another impressive showing, it would take too
long to list everyone by name, but mention must be made of the half dozen
representatives from Intermediate 3. The results will show that Jackie
Dunkley, Bronwen Northmore, Katrina Roche, Annemarie Goodridge, Wendy Fisher
and Ann Childs occupied the last six places in Division 1 but, being a
combined race, they were not alone.
Placing their scoring five in the top 25, Clapham were comfortable winners.
Thames, leaders after the opening fixture, were missing a couple of their
scoring runners, but continue to utilise their university Hare & Hounds
connections to plug one of the holes to be second on the day. They are now
tied with Clapham for the lead. With a much greater depth of quality where
it matters, the smart money is on Clapham to win the league.
Hercules Wimbledon continue to surprise, but should now be considered
seriously for the end of season podium. Just four points behind Thames on
the day, they broke away from a tie with Ranelagh for fourth and now sit
third. Missing some top runners, South London slip back to fourth. It was a
day of symmetry for both Ranelagh and Kent. Coming into the race they lay
5th and 6th. After the race they lay 5th and 6th. In the race they placed,
you’ve guessed it, 5th and 6th. After a disappointing 9th at Reigate, Herne
Hill were 4th. It only moves them up a couple of places, but the points gap
has narrowed. Belgrave, with two in the first seven but once again
struggling with numbers, complete a tight four-way battle, just 41 points
behind Ranelagh. The top ten is rounded out by Reigate Priory and Epsom &
Ewell. We’ll probably look back at season’s end and recognise Reigate’s
opening performance as being boosted by a home fixture. Rather like Ranelagh
last season, a first race points disaster has left Epsom & Ewell trying to
catch up with those ahead.
Three teams get relegated come the end of the year. Woking have all but
booked their return ticket after promotion last year. Their annual awards
night was held the night before and at Nonsuch park it was a case of the
morning after. Last on the day, they replace Stragglers at the foot of the
table. Dulwich Runners, once so strong, continue to fade. Just 10 points
better off than Woking on the day, they now find themselves 70 points from
safety. A better showing from Stragglers sees them rise to 13th. If Hercules
Wimbledon are a surprise at the top end of the table, Fulham are equally a
surprise near the foot. They have a 33 point cushion over Stragglers but are
almost 100 back from Ful-on Tri in 11th. Barring some spectacular end of
season collapse (it has happened) it’s three from four for the drop.
In Division 2 Hannah Irwin, fresh off a 35:05 at the Leeds Abbey Dash, was
again a class apart, finishing a minute clear of teammate Claudia
Lance-Jones. It wasn’t quite such a dominating performance from Guildford &
Godalming as at Reigate, closing the five scorers in the top seven this time
around. With only 36 points after two fixtures and a lead over fourth place
Wimbledon Windmilers approaching 400 points, a return to Division 1 is all
but secured. On this showing, they’ll be a serious threat next year.”
We again had three runners in the combined under 15 and under 17 race. Izzy
Atkins started fast and just held on to a top ten placing, with Emily
Coulson and Lexi Keech racing each other hard not far behind.
START FITNESS SURREY LEAGUE Saturday 11th November on Mitcham Common
Phil Killingley reports:
“For a second weekend in a row overnight and morning rain spiced things up
for the runners. Mitcham’s mud met Ranelagh’s runners attempting to muddle
our way out of the relegation zone (A team) and improve on 4th last time (B
team). And it was a great turnout - a superb 34 runners donning the blue
and Amber..
This was a superbly strong cross country field. Marc Snaith observed that he
ran 90s quicker than last time out but placed similarly. At the front Jon
Pepper led for the first half mile, with Anthony Haynes not far back, but
both slipped to 12th and 35th respectively. Richard Gregory moved between
them for a solid 27th, having spiked his chances of a higher finish by
swapping out his 12mms before the start for something shorter. Carl
Assmundson was 49th, but then an astonishing six scorers in 15 seconds
finished it off (with Glen Turner in there too as a non-scorer) for the A
team. Killingley, Kenton, Mockett, Haarer, Impey and McDaid stormed in,
with a bulls**t award going to the last two for their pre-race assertions
that they were just out for a jog-round for the B team.
There was more magic not far back. Strength in depth saw more blue vests
flooding in - James Winch was denied anchorman by Eirin's appearance. Other
fine performances included an on-form Marc Snaith, ex-Straggler Graham
Brook, a much improved Greg Atkins (U20) and new boy James Riley. Jon Smith
nabbed the new B team anchorman trophy, which consensus has it looks like
Dave Lawley, who was two seconds ahead in 19th for Ranelagh. The B team
included six Ranelagh runners within just 9 seconds of each other, battling
each other for the scoring places.
So a great effort saw Ranelagh bag 5th place in the race and climb out of
the relegation zone, replaced there by Clapham Chasers. There’s still some
work to do maintain our top flight status but our eyes our now cast upwards
not downwards.
More impressively the B team stormed into second place after 3rd in the
match. More performances like this one are unlikely to see us catch Kent in
1st but that’s no disgrace given their strength. Hercules may yet catch us
after a very strong showing this time round.
Well done to Surrey League first timers Matt WIlliams, Graham Brook, Tom
Cameron, Eliott Wells, Glen Turner, James Riley and any others I’ve left
off. Don't be discouraged by what was a ridiculously strong field. And
thank you to team manager Alan Hedger, results guru Ken Powley and the vocal
range of supporters who cheered us round.”
LONDON CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 18th November at Parliament
Hill
Phil Killingley reports on the men’s race:
“Great running on a bit of a grim Saturday by our lads out on Parliament
Hill. Reportedly not as brutal a course as the Southerns, so it must have
been easy, right?
Results show that Ranelagh finished an excellent 8th, ahead of many of our
Surrey League rivals. Richard Gregory was our first home - he was very
happy with his 15th place. The team was completed well by newcomers Glen
Turner and Ross MacDonald together with Carl Selya-Hammer. Lots more
competed for us - well done all of you, particularly relatively new member
Tom Cameron for the lucky time of 44min44seconds.”
Phil Aiken reports on the women’s race:
“A trip to Parliament Hill wouldn’t be a trip to Parliament Hill without
mention of the weather and, though the biting wind had abated by the time
the Senior races started, both the women and men ran to the accompaniment of
a steady downpour. This may well have been the reason for a number of
entrants to stay away, but not so many that, for the third week running, I
can report that there was a record field.
It was a game of two thirds last year, Nic Jackson’s individual bronze
leading Ranelagh to the same colour in the team awards. But there was no Nic
this year and a repeat was unlikely.
Familiar faces in this race, Hannah Viner of Highgate and Lara Bromilow of
Milton Keynes, were to the fore early on, separated by Clapham’s Steph
Davis. As the lap progressed the gap between first and second had closed and
it was to be no surprise when the Clapham athlete moved ahead on lap two and
eased to a 26 second victory. Behind, Herne Hill’s Chloe Tighe had displaced
Lara Bromilow from the medal positions but couldn’t close on second and had
to settle for bronze.
First home for Ranelagh was Laura Blazey, officially in 15th. (for some
reason, the 9th place of Thames’ Victoria Berthelmess is missing from the
results). Suzy Whatmough was inside the top 30, followed 15 seconds later by
Fanny Vein, impressing for the second consecutive Saturday. Captain Becky
had been in 4th but, suffering from a repeat of the back and calf issues
which had rendered her inactive at Nonsuch Park, opted for caution before
the end of lap one. Fiona Ford thus rounded out the scoring team in 57th,
giving Ranelagh 131 points. It was good enough to beat both Clapham (134)
and Belgrave (137) but there was a 40 point deficit to Victoria Park and
Tower Hamlets, who replaced Ranelagh on the podium’s lowest step. Herne Hill
had claimed silver by a solitary point last year, but took the same medals
home again this time with a more comfortable 15 point margin. Racing on home
turf, London Heathside had no problem retaining the overall team prize.
There was good backup to the scoring four, 46 seconds and 23 places
separating Eugenie McLachlan and Becky Northmore, with Bonnie Morgan, a
returning Kerrie O’Connor and Clare Fowler in between, Vice Captain Becky
missing out on the top 100 by a solitary place. Lara Werrett brought the
number of finishers into double figures, with Charlie Hyde, Verka Lafeuille
and Claire Warner completing Ranelagh’s effort.
It is the turn of Parliament Hill to play host to the National Cross Country
Championships in February. Three months of winter lie in store before then.”
LONDON YOUTH GAMES Saturday 18th November at Parliament Hill
This event traditionally takes place on the morning of the London
Championships in order to churn up Hampstead Heath nicely in readiness for
the seniors running later. There was a number of Ranelagh members taking
part, mostly representing Richmond or Kingston. The list below may be
incomplete - any additions welcome. Top performances came from Sonny Maund,
bronze medallist in the U13 boys and Izzy Atkins, 6th in the U17 girls. Izzy
and Alice Patterson were scoring members of the Richmond team that picked up
bronze medals.
Boys Under 11
1 B Buchan (Lambeth) 5.25
19 Freddie Lett (King) 5.43
47 Charlie Brook (Rich) 6.00
118 Matthew Beal (Rich) 6.34
Boys Under 13
1 B Robinson (Southwark) 7.15
3 Sonny Maund (Rich) 7.23
31 Samson Nesbitt (Rich) 7.53
54 Finlay Sinclair (Merton) 8.09
103 Oscar Danson (Rich) 8.32
Girls Under 15
1 M Squibb (Bromley) 7.21
74 Lexi Keech (Wandsworth) 8.46
Boys Under 15
1 M Ali (Ealing) 9.27
38 Tom Armstrong (King) 10.46
53 Jonny Brook (Rich) 10.55
75 Will Murphy (King) 11.07
102 Euan Sinclair (King) 11.28
123 Joe Murphy (King) 11.42
127 Matthew O’Donovan (King) 11.46
Girls Under 17
1 S Hoare (Wandsworth) 10.45
6 Izzy Atkins (Rich) 11.14
11 Alice Patterson (Rich) 11.29
30 Emily Coulson (Rich) 12.11
Boys Under 17
1 J Owen (Enfield) 15.38
61 Jacob Patterson (Rich) 18.51
POPPY HALF MARATHON Saturday 11th November at Bexhill
1 B O’Boyle (Vegan) 1:16.55
75 Mark Westwood 1:40.33
SECOND SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 5 miles Sunday 12th November on Wimbledon Common
1 T Greenwood (TH&H) 30.37
51 Steve Aikin 39.38
61 Jarryd Hillhouse 40.47
104 Carol Aikin 46.36
108 Lloyd Camp 46.48
124 Sue Camp 50.23
VERONA MARATHON, HALF MARATHON and 10km Sunday 19th November
Chris Read reports:
“'On Sunday 19 November a team of fit Ranelagh athletes raced in Verona,
Italy. I was also there as a spectator and general hanger on. The trip was
expertly organised by Heather Martingell. Verona is a beautiful city, with
many historic buildings. The start and finish of the races took place just
outside the Arena, one of the largest intact Roman amphitheatres. The
weather was clear and sunny throughout.
There were some good performances by Ranelagh runners. These included 8th
place in the 10k for Eirin McDaid, a half marathon personal best for Mark
Herbert and completion of his tenth marathon of 2017 by Ian Grange.
By the end of the day after walking round numerous historic buildings and
standing watching races for hours my legs were aching. It is surprisingly
tiring being a hanger on.”
Marathon
1 R Ndiwa (Kenya) 2:12.51
37 F Dal Ri (Italy) 2:37.45 (1st woman)
2281 Jane Craigie-Payne 4:20.03
2369 Ian Grange 4:24.54
2694 Deborah Blakemore 5:36.13
Half Marathon
1 R Maiyo (Kenya) 1:02.18 (chip time 1:02.17)
30 I Iozzia (Italy) 1:17.07 (1:17.06 – 1st woman)
52 Mark Herbert 1:19.48 (1:18.54)
1308 Hadi Khatamizadeh 1:51.10 (1:49.48)
2089 Tom Reay 2:05.23 (2:02.42)
2118 Zoe Hall 2:06.03 (2:03.12)
10km
1 A Pranno (Italy) 32.04 (chip time 32.02)
8 Eirin McDaid 35.16 (35.14)
26 E Bonvecchio (Italy) 37.51 (37.49 – 1st woman)
203 Ashleigh Ferris 51.08 (51.00)
RICHMOND 10km Sunday 19th November
1 K Rakestraw (unatt) 35.10
4 James Whistler 36.56
BERKS, BUCKS and OXON CHAMPIONSHIPS Sunday 19th November at Reading
Representing her first-clam Andover AC, Cordelia Parker finished 6th.
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 11th November
Bushy Park
Nick WRIGHT 18:59, Joe BRYANT 22:17, Janet TURNES 30:45, Aiah SONGU-MBRIWA
39:12, Wally GARROD 40:08, John HANSCOMB 51:26
Richmond Park
James RITCHIE 19:43, Sam RUSHBY (jnr) 22:48, Hadi KHATAMIZADEH 23:29, James
RUSHBY (jnr) 23:54, Simon TAYLOR 24:14, Ally PICKARD 25:14, Jarryd HILLHOUSE
25:17, Maia RUSHBY 25:29, Margie MARSHALL 25:41, Tony APPLEBY 26:12, Aoife
KILPATRICK 26:35, Ian HARRISON 27:09, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 28:09, Phil RUSHBY
28:11, John RICKETTS 28:33, Andrew BROWN 31:44, Val LOWMAN 33:50 Alberto
ESGUEVILLAS 38:09, Pat HEWLETT 43:33
Heaton
Alex FORDHAM 19:20
Old Deer Park
There was a 1-2-3 for Kris Davidson, Al Whatmough and Jonathan Moore, and a
first place amongst the women for Clare Fowler
Kris DAVIDSON 17:54, Allan WHATMOUGH 18:13, Jonathan MOORE 18:23, Clare
FOWLER 21:21, Glen TURNER 21:21, Paul GILBERT 22:34, Julian HOLDEN 29:55,
Deborah BLAKEMORE 31:40
Kingston
Chris CAMACHO 23:45
Maidstone
Peter FORDHAM 28:11
Oxford
Tomas STERNER 32:12
Highbury Fields
Katie WALTON 33:06
Nonsuch Park
Rob CURTIS 23:32
Lloyd Park
Jodie Grey was the leading woman.
Jodie GREY 25:37
Delta, South Africa
Paul SINTON-HEWITT 31:52, Jo SINTON-HEWITT 33:24
Crane Park
Second place for Nick Twomey.
Nicholas TWOMEY 18:00, Daniel LITTLE 19:23, Richard GURD 19:58, Eric PLUE
20:47, Egis VINCEL 21:04, Daniel CHIECHI 22:05, Clare KING 22:28, Kevin
KEAREY 22:48, Stephen AIKIN 22:59, Kevin JACQUES 23:40, Carol AIKIN 24:55,
Ashleigh FERRIS 26:07, Verka LAFEUILLE 26:08, Claire WARNER 26:19, Philip
ROBERTS 26:30, Sally BAMFORD 26:49, Fiona PUGH 26:50, Prelini CHIECHI 28:16,
Rue TURNER 28:39, Paul WAPSHOTT 28:39, Josie KEAREY (jnr) 29:39, Philippa
KITCHEN 29:42, Christine DAVID 30:07, Victoria ORME 30:31, Michelle BEAUMONT
30:45, Karima GRAHAM 30:47, Michael WHITE 30:54, Louise WAPSHOTT 31:30,
Tamsin BURLAND 31:31, Tracey SMALL 32:47, Hilary THOMSON 34:06, Ellen VAN
KEULEN 35:04, Amrut SHARMA 35:09, Deepa SHARMA 35:10, Catherine HOLMAN
35:11, Cindy CROUCHER 35:32, Deirdre INMAN 35:32
Reigate Priory
Duncan MALLISON 24:32
Parke
Mike PEACE 25:32
Cranleigh
Sarah SMITH 30:15
Piggly Wiggly, South Africa
Gill Sanders was second overall and leading woman.
Gill SANDERS 19:01
Glossop
Peter WEIR 22:04, Karen WEIR 25:01
Lac de Divonne, France
Alastair RITCHIE 24:30
Junior parkruns 2km Sunday 12th November
Morrmead
Astrid ROPER 10:01
Surbiton
Nathaniel BOND 9:04
parkruns 5km Saturday 18th November
Bushy Park
Ted MOCKETT 16:47, Jonathan SMITH 17:47, Marc SNAITH 18:06, Richard GURD
19:46, James WHISTLER 20:37, Joe BRYANT 22:24, Kevin JACQUES 23:45, Julie
DRUMMOND 27:34, Noel SIMPSON 28:03, Jackie DUNKLEY 29:08, Clive NAISH 30:24,
Wally GARROD 39:42, John HANSCOMB 52:23
Richmond Park
First place overall for Nick Impey while Adrienne Baddeley was second woman
home.
Nick IMPEY 16:51, James RITCHIE 19:41, Stewart ANDERSON 20:09, Adrienne
BADDELEY 21:33, Stephen AIKIN 21:46, Karl GARVEY 22:49, Sam RUSHBY (jnr)
23:00, James RUSHBY (jnr) 23:32, Amrut SHARMA 23:41, Margie MARSHALL 24:44,
Aoife KILPATRICK 25:10, Carol AIKIN 25:23, Clare DAY 25:46, Ian HARRISON
27:03, Jarryd HILLHOUSE 27:43, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 28:24, Maia RUSHBY 28:25,
Michael SIKORA 30:09, Val LOWMAN 30:14, Bronwen NORTHMORE 31:28, Annemarie
GOODRIDGE 33:17, Wendy FISHER 35:14, Beverley ALI 41:29, Andrew BROWN 43:31,
Martin CLARK 44:38, Alberto ESGUEVILLAS 46:24, Pat HEWLETT 48:56
Hackney Marshes
Carl ASSMUNDSON 16:56
Old Deer Park
First and third for Nick Impey and James Riley, third woman for Rachel
Smith.
Kris DAVIDSON 17:50, James RILEY 18:04, Rachel SMITH 24:09, Paula MAGUIRE
29:16, Sandy CLARK 29:25, Julian HOLDEN 29:32, Katie WALTON 32:01
Southampton
Penny MERRETT 32:24
Kingston
Chris CAMACHO 23:21, Geoffrey FISHER 27:59
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 28:23
Eastville
Paul SINTON-HEWITT 21.00, Jo SINTON-HEWITT 28:25
Crane Park
Nick Twomey finished second.
Nicholas TWOMEY 17:38, Glen TURNER 19:31, Eliott WELLS 19:42, Eric PLUE
20:57, Philip ROBERTS 22:15, Alan ELDER 22:50, Marianne MALAM 23:51, Hannah
MALAM (jnr) 24:17, Fiona PUGH 26:29, Michelle BEAUMONT 26:40, Paul WAPSHOTT
27:19, Rue TURNER 27:19, Michael WHITE 28:32, Ellen VAN KEULEN 30:10, Louise
WAPSHOTT 31:28, Hilary THOMSON 33:10, Cindy CROUCHER 34:34
Barking
Su CLARK 34:36
Preston Park, Brighton
John PRATT 27:14
Osterley
Dave Lawley was first in.
Dave LAWLEY 18:22, Michael OSBORNE 23:32, Colette DORAN 28:47, Cathy HOLMAN
35:32
Parke
Mike PEACE 25:03
Barclay
Dawn BATES 31:28
Salisbury
Bobby JACKSON 21:40
Bois de Boulogne, France
Nick FORDHAM 20:51
Lac de Divonne, France
Alastair RITCHIE 24:01
Meyerton, South Africa
Peter FORDHAM 27:51
Junior parkruns 2km Sunday 19th November
Moormead
Campbell MCLAREN 9:36
FINALLY...
Ranelagh’s 1982 London Marathon winner Hugh Jones and his daughter Coral
after this year’s London Marathon:.