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RANELAGH HARRIERS E-NEWS # 526 10th May 2018
Editor: Steve Rowland
mailto: sandsrowland@btinternet.com
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HEADLINE NEWS
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* Thanks to all involved in a successful Ranelagh Richmond Half Marathon
* Andrius Jakcevicius (Belgrave) and Olivia Matthews (Clapham) are the
individual winners
* Ted Mockett is Ranelagh’s leading man in 14th
* Holly McGuigan is Ranelagh’s leading woman in 3rd place
* Good runs from our juniors in the Stragglers/Ranelagh handicap series
* Green Belt Relay and Sutton 10km coming up
* Subscriptions are due…
* Safety reminder
* Ian Milne
ATTENTION PLEASE
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REMINDERS
We have been requested by the Dysart to remind everyone of a few safety
rules:
• Please don’t drive into the Dysart car park at any time.
• When arriving or leaving on a bike please dismount and walk across the car
park.
• When starting or finishing runs, please walk rather than run across the
car park.
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS and ENGLAND ATHLETICS REGISTRATION...
...for 2018-19 are now due.
The club membership fee includes the England Athletics registration and
despite another increase in the England Athletics registration fee to £15,
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 aachrisowens@yahoo.co.uk.
Once a member has paid her/his Club Subscription for the year, then the
Club pays to England Athletics the annual registration fee. When the Club
first registers a member with England Athletics (EA), apart from paying the
registration fee, the Club provides to EA the member’s title, name, date of
birth, competitive status and address.
Please be aware that only EA Registered athletes may compete in competitions
under UK Athletics Rules. The EA registration expires annually on 1 April
each year and athletes are considered Unregistered by UK Athletics and hence
ineligible to compete in UK Athletics sanctioned events if the registration
fee remains unpaid after 30 June. So, please pay your Club subs promptly!
DR. IAN MILNE
We’re sorry to report that Ian Milne died on Friday 4th May at the age of 77
following a massive stroke a week earlier.
Bill Harvey writes:
“Ian was from Whitley Bay, north of Newcastle, a geordie through and
through. He and I met at Birmingham University when we both ran as freshers
in the cross-country second team. As northerners who enjoyed an argument and
a pint, we hit it off immediately of course. He was a keen runner and less
prone to health problems then, eventually becoming XC captain. After
graduating with a PhD in Metallurgy in 1965, he had three years in the USA
as a postdoctoral research scientist at Case Institute in Cleveland, Ohio.
We met regularly after I went to New York a year later, running the Boston
Marathon together twice. He was active in the local road running scene over
there. On his return to the UK he joined the CEGB, the national electricity
generating authority, rising to a significant level in management of this
crucial part of our energy industry.
After the Thatcher-Major privatisation of 1990, he joined National Power as
Controller of Power Technologies, but moved on in 1992 to set up a private
consultancy. He was a prominent member (over three decades) of several
international bodies coordinating work in Europe on the structure and
integrity of materials. The huge upheavals caused by the politics no doubt
had a bearing on the timing of his retirement to Matlock in Derbyshire,
where he scaled down his work although he continued as consultant for
various businesses like Rolls-Royce.
Ian always said that he fell in love with the park and Ranelagh Harriers
after taking part in an inter varsity race organised at Petersham one
Wednesday in the early 60s between Ranelagh, Birmingham, Oxford and others
for which the Brum Fixtures Secretary John Walmsley, a familiar name to
some members, was responsible -- John had competed in several Ranelagh
School Races. On Ian's return to the London area from the US in 1968, he
joined Ranelagh because he liked the informal, unpretentious feel of the
club. He was instrumental in introducing me to Ranelagh when I arrived back
in the UK in 1972, and later John Pratt also joined after a chance encounter
at the National. Ian and I both enjoyed the relaxed attitude to training
and competition, the warm atmosphere of the Dysart Arms and the active,
sometimes animated discussions on Wednesday evenings.
As a runner Ian was good enough to lead the Birmingham first team as a
student but frustratingly was never able to fulfil his potential later
because of chronic health problems, not properly diagnosed at the time, and
very likely related to his stressful and demanding job. He was nevertheless
a keen participant at club level and always in his element under the most
challenging conditions. I recall him winning the Clutton one year in over a
foot of snow.
After his retirement to Derbyshire in 1998, Ian joined Matlock AC, helping
out with the same sense of commitment and enthusiasm that he had devoted to
Ranelagh over 30 years; he was made a life member. He was always welcoming
to his many old friends in the running fraternity; we shall all miss his
particular strain of geordie humour.”
Ian actually won the Clutton Cup twice, in 1982 and 1987. He served at
various times as the club Hon Sec and the clubhouse manager and he provided
technical services for the construction of our clubhouse. But probably his
most memorable contribution to the club was in 1971 as prime instigator of
our first adventure in the Pennines, where our team of 24 runners beat the
existing record for the Pennine Way relay by over an hour. In 1975 Ian
attempted the run solo, but unluckily had to pull out with sunstroke. Other
relay attempts followed, before we transferred our attention to the South
Downs Way and Offa’s Dyke. Ian’s contribution to the club was recognised by
his appointment as Vice President.
RANELAGH RICHMOND 10k - REGISTRATION IS OPEN…
for our Richmond 10k on June 17th - here:.
LADIES BEGINNERS RUNNING COURSE
Beginners Coach Deborah Blakemore writes:
“Our long-standing beginners course for ladies starts again on Tuesday 29th
May. The course takes beginners from couch to 5k in 8 weeks. Only £10 for
the whole course. Details and how to apply can be found here:. Any queries, please contact me
deboraheblakemore@yahoo.co.uk and I am happy to help.”
SUTTON 10km Sunday 20th May
This is the fourth race in our 2018 Road Grand Prix, and the second Surrey
Road League fixture. Unfortunately it clashes this year with the Green Belt
Relay, but anyone not involved with the GBR might want to take the
opportunity to score some points! Details and entry:.
ROAD GRAND PRIX
Here are the leading scores after three events. For the full scoreboard go
to here:.
Open Nick Impey 24, Carl Assmundson & Carl Selya-Hammer 21, Kris Davidson
19, James Riley 16, Ted Mockett 12
Men Over 40 Kris Davidson 12, James Riley 11, Jonathan Moore & Neil Rae 6,
Simon Martin, Nick Wright & Gareth Williams 5
Men Over 50 Martin Halvey 17, Bill Neely 8, Seiko Angelo 6, Bruce McLaren &
Stephen Logue 5, Mick Lane 4
Women Fiona Ford 7, Lara Werrett & Cordelia Parker & Holly McGuigan 6,
Alice Littler & Laura Blazey & Adrienne Baddeley 5
Women Over 40 Fiona Ford 12, Rachel Revett 10, Lara Werrett 6, Karen
Campbell 5, Melanie Davison 4
Women Over 50 Marie Synnott-Wells 12, Ally Pickard 6, Jackie Dunkley &
Deborah Blakemore & Wiebke Kortum & Annemarie Goodridge 5
GREEN BELT RELAY Saturday 19th May to Sunday 20th May Hampton Court to Ham
Roy Reeder writes:
“Green Belt Relay - Helpers needed.
It's less than a month to go to this year's GBR and it looks like it will be
the best ever with three Ranelagh teams amongst a record field of 50 teams
entered. If you want to be involved but haven't already signed up to run,
don't worry you can as we are looking for volunteers! Currently we need
someone to drive one of the first aiders round the course, ie a job for the
whole weekend, through to if you can spare just an hour or two marshalling
the first or last stages locally. Email me if you can help:
mailto:royreeder@hotmail.com.”
For more information about the race and the route see www.greenbeltrelay.org.uk/.
MINI MOB MATCH incl CLUB JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Our annual “Mini Mob Match” against The Stragglers will take place on
Saturday 30th June incorporated with the Crane Park parkrun. If you’re
running a parkrun that day, please choose Crane Park if you can. Wear
Ranelagh kit and make sure your parkrun profile identifies you as Ranelagh,
otherwise you won’t count. Our club junior championships and all of the
junior age group trophies will also be competed for in this race. Please
note that there are separate trophies for boys and girls in each category
and that the age cut-off date is the 1st Sep 2017 (i.e. aligns with the
school calendar year):
- Club Junior Champs - all under 20s are eligible
- Age Group Champs - U17, U15, U13 and U11s. Runners only qualify for one
age category i.e. cannot win both the U13 and U15s (U11s accompanied by
appropriate parent/carer as per parkrun rules)
- Junior Trophy presentations planned for Tuesday 3rd July at 18:55 at the
Clubhouse
ALSO FOR JUNIORS:
The annual joint Stragglers and Ranelagh junior handicap series is taking
place again this year, and the first event was at the Hawker Centre on Lower
Ham Road on Thursday 26th April. Registration 7pm, start time 7.30pm It is
also necessary to pre-register before your first race – this can be done
now. For more details:.
2018 Junior Handicap remaining dates and venues (main race is 2km, and there
is also a “minis” race over 800m)
Thursday 24th May 2018 (Ranelagh)
Thursday 14th June 2018 (Russell School, Petersham - halfway between
the Hawker Centre and Ranelagh)
Thursday 28th June 2018 (Ranelagh)
Thursday 12th July 2018 (Hawker Centre)
Thursday 30th August 2018 (Hawker Centre)
WIMBLEDON COMMON TRAIL RUNS
These are Andy Bickerstaff’s annual promotions on Wimbledon Common. I can
think of many less pleasant ways of spending a summer Wednesday evening.
Andy writes:
“It’s back for the 5th year and yet another iconic mug featuring a part of
the course is to be had. It would be nice to see a few more of my team mates
from Ranelagh giving it a go this year for five fun filled and challenging
Wednesday night miles! Remaining dates are 6th June and 4th July. Enter the
series here: or
follow links to individual races’
ONE WILLOW THERAPEUTICS
One Willow Therapeutics is offering Ranelagh a special discount offer on all
treatment plans. Zoe is an established deep tissue massage specialist who
works with athletes to address injuries or specific concerns and to gain
optimal results working within their training programme.
One Willow Therapeutics is offering a great discount to all Ranelagh members
for their first treatment to anyone suffering tension, an injury, or
recovering from a big race! Runners see immediate benefits from advanced
deep tissue therapy - so take advantage of this offer during the season! The
offer is for all Ranelagh members, for the first treatment which includes a
tailored consultation: One hour £45 (normally £75), 90 minutes £70 (normally
£100) and two hours at £80 (normally £120).
For those who would like to book this offer, please see:. Book by calling Zoe at One Willow Therapeutics
on tel:07778%20513098 or email zoe@onewillow.co.uk and let her
know you are a member of Ranelagh.
TUESDAY NIGHT SOCIALS
Don’t forget that we meet for a casual drink after training on the first
Tuesday of each month. Venue is upstairs at the Roebuck on Richmond Hill.
All welcome.
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
Sunday 20th May Sutton 10km. ** GP and Road League event.
** Details:.
Sat 19th / Sun 20th May Green Belt Relay
Thursday 24th May Stragglers/Ranelagh junior handicap series
race 2 at the Ranelagh clubhouse. See above
Sunday 3rd June Dorking 10 miles ** GP and Road League
event. ** Details:.
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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RANELAGH RICHMOND HALF MARATHON Sunday 6th May
Entries were well down on previous years, probably owing to the growing
number of Half Marathon races being organised in this area. Conversely the
percentage of no-shows was down, so that our total finishers today numbered
a respectable 517 against 661 last year. Some non-starters probably balked
at the weather. The forecasters predicted high temperatures and they were
not wrong. Conditions at the 8.30am start were comfortable but the mercury
was soon rising and in the later stages the temperature reached 25 degrees
or more. Not, then, a day for PBs. The leaders did not hold back, however,
and it was last year’s winner Ollie Garrod who set the pace into Twickenham.
But he was unable to escape the attentions of Belgrave’s Lithuanian Andrius
Jaksevicius, who confusingly was sporting a Vegan Runners vest (Yes, there
is such a club!). The pair built up a sizeable gap to third place and as
the runners approached the finish it was clear that Jaksevicius had the
edge over his opponent. He crossed the line 20 seconds ahead, with Woking’s
Ben Goddard over a minute and a half further back in third.
First Ranelagh finisher was Ted Mockett in 14th . He was followed by Seiko
Angelo who had to settle for second place in his M50 category, beaten once
again my his nemesis Mark Rabbetts of the Windmilers. Kris Davidson was our
third man home, chased in by Ed Perry and James Riley who had their own
little battle down the home straight. In 53rd overall was the leading woman
Olivia Matthews of the Chasers who ran 85.21, comfortably ahead of South
London’s Susan McDonald. In third place there was a Ranelagh vest, though
few of the onlookers would have been able to put a name to the occupant.
This was new member Holly McGuigan who made a most auspicious debut for the
club, finishing third overall and taking the gold medal in the W35 category
of the Surrey Championships. Hot on her tail and taking the W35 second prize
(but not eligible for the county prizes) was another relative newcomer
Adrienne Baddeley and defying the conditions both set big PBs. Their times
of 88.03 and 88.17 place them 23rd and 24th respectively in Ranelagh’s
all-time list. Holly and Adrienne were backed up by Fiona Ford to win the
open race team prize.
The club Half Marathon championship was included in this race, so the JF
Williams Trophy and the Chalkie White Rose Bowl will go to Ted Mockett and
Holly McGuigan respectively.
Winning the men over 60 category by a country mile was David Wright, though
on this occasion he wore the colours of his first-claim club Cirencester. He
has retained his Surrey qualification so a county gold came his way too.
Many thanks go to Race Director Sandra Forrest whose attention to detail is
unequalled. She and volunteers co-ordinator Trevor Maguire, would like to
thank the dozens of willing helpers who ensured that the race went ahead
smoothly and all the runners enjoyed themselves even in the tough
conditions. Well done everybody! One satisfied customer e-mailed soon after
the race: “Thank you Sandra for a lovely event and a super, well organised
and marshalled course. Lots of smiles and encouragement all the way round,
and I was never in any doubt about where I had to go. Congratulations and
thank you”.
THE STRAGGLERS / RANELAGH JUNIOR HANDICAP SERIES Race 1 Thursday 26th
April at the Hawker Centre
There was a sizeable field of 78 youngsters for the junior race, plus
another 9 in the Minis event. The Flaming Penguins team swamped their
opposition but Ranelagh fielded a respectable 15 runners. First home for us
in second place overall was Tate Lawler but as a first timer he doesn’t
count in the scoring. So our top scorer was Cian O’Brien – “first boy” in
6th place overall. Another first-timer Osian Jones was next, followed by
“third boy” Angus O’Brien. Close behind Angus was Francesca Baty-Symes whose
8.49 time gave her the distinction of being the fastest girl. As usual the
Rushby and Beal families were well represented. We wound up second in the
team scoring, though well behind the Flaming Penguins.
Juniors
1 F Thake (Stragglers) 15.33 (actual time 10.33)
2 Tate Lawler (Ranelagh) 16.10 (11.10)
6 Cian O’Brien 16.25 (11.25 – 1st boy)
14 Osian Jones 18.27 (8.27)
25 Angus O’Brien 19.37 (10.37 – third)
29 Francesca Baty-Symes 19.49 (8.49 – fastest girl)
34 Sam Rushby 20.03 (9.03)
40 Oliver Beal 20.11 (9.41)
43 James Rushby 20.26 (8.56)
44 O Luck (unatt) 20.29 (7.59 – fastest boy)
56 Matthew Beal (Ranelagh) 20.42 (9.12)
57 Nathaniel Bond 20.54 (9.54)
67 Ben Rushby 21.25 (11.25)
72 Seren Jones 21.45 (9.45)
75 James Ricketts 21.49 (12.49)
76 Alfie Lafeuille 21.51 (10.21)
Teams
1 Flaming Penguins 62
2 Ranelagh H 36
3 The Stragglers 20
4 Coombe Hill School 6
5 Sheen Shufflers 1
6 Latchmere School 1
Minis
1 J Goulding (Stragglers) 2.07
2 Remy Lafeuille (Ranelagh) 2.20
LAST FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 5km Friday 27th April in Hyde Park
1 J Poole (Serp) 15.06
171 Andy Bickerstaff 22.28
207 Kevin Jacques 25.12
235 Alan Davidson 28.04
BRIGHTON MARATHON Sunday 15th April
Additional to the results in the last e-news:
3245 Jarryd Hillhouse 3:59.17
9950 Katrina Roche 5:30.49
QUIZ NIGHT Saturday 28th April in the clubhouse
A good crowd gathered for our latest brain-enhancing evening, and thanks go
to quizmaster Ted Mockett aided by his trusty assistant Ellen Van Keulen.
Thanks also to Andy Hayward and Michele Gibson for organising the drinks and
the food!
WIMBLEDON COMMON TRAIL RUNS RACE 1 Wednesday 2nd May
In a race dominated by Fulham Runners and Clapham Chasers, three Ranelagh
Harriers defied the mud, and Gordon Whitson came away with the over 60s
liquid prize.
1 C High (Guildford & G) 28.01
65 John Shaw 35.31
98 Gordon Whitson 38.40
222 Peter Fordham 54.49
BUCS TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday 5th May at Bedford
Representing Exeter University, Cecily Day finished 12th in her 1500 metres
heat in 5:12.64.
KESWICK HALF MARATHON Sunday 6th May
1 C Arthur (Blackburn) 1:13.30
330 Bob Beatson 2:05.48
HAYWARDS HEATH 10 miles Sunday 6th May
1 C Smith (Hay Hth) 56.20
8 Ian Kenton 67.04
MILTON KEYNES MARATHON Monday 7th May
Marianne Malam reports:
“Horrible day to run 26 miles- much much too hot - 27 degrees! I was just
glad to finish at all!”
1 D Olefir (St Edmunds) 2:37.40
731 Marianne Malam 4:25.59
1159 Ian Grange 4:55.00
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 28th April
Bushy Park
Nick WRIGHT 18:23, James WHISTLER 18:25, Joe BRYANT (jnr) 20:40, Jonathan
SMITH 20:45, Adam WRIGHT 22:26, Robert MOWBRAY 24:23, Ian GRANGE 24:59,
Jackie DUNKLEY 29:10, Janet TURNES 31:39, Wally GARROD 39:59, John HANSCOMB
53:08
Richmond Park
Adrienne Baddeley was the leading woman.
Tom BRADLEY (jnr) 19:09, Adrienne BADDELEY 20:11, Alberto ESGUEVILLAS 20:55,
Osian JONES (jnr) 21:20, Cecily DAY (jnr) 21:54, Jess HARBERT (jnr) 22:00,
Jarryd HILLHOUSE 23:15, James RUSHBY (jnr) 23:27, Amrut SHARMA 24:08, Margie
HARRISON 24:12, Karl GARVEY 24:16, Anna REICHWALD 24:37, Carol AIKIN 25:03,
Ian HARRISON 25:53, Clare DAY 26:01, Karen HARBERT 27:07, Sally DELL 27:51
Seren JONES (jnr) 27:58, Sue CAMP 28:01, Gavin HILLHOUSE 28:15, Michael
SIKORA 28:59, Andrew BROWN 29:58, Aoife KILPATRICK 30:04, Bronwen NORTHMORE
31:59, Hilary THOMSON 32:30, Deepa SHARMA 32:35, Annemarie GOODRIDGE 34:05,
Robert HILLHOUSE 38:09, Martin CLARK 44:45, Pat HEWLETT 55:56
Bedfont Lakes
Peter Haarer was first home.
Peter HAARER 17:12, Rob CURTIS 24:52
Old Deer Park
Clare Fowler was first woman.
Stewart ANDERSON 20:52, Clare FOWLER 21:29, Fiona FORBES 26:54, Jane
CRAIGIE-PAYNE 28:07, Verka LAFEUILLE 28:07, Melanie DAVISON 30:02, Lee
DAVIES 30:03, Julian HOLDEN 30:50, Deborah BLAKEMORE 41:21, James RILEY
53:53
Ipswich
Peter FORDHAM 28:34
Kingston
Bonnie Morgan was third woman.
Bonnie MORGAN 22:20. Chris CAMACHO 24:15, Tom REAY 26:48, Alison DICKS
28:15, Fiona PUGH 28:25, Geoffrey FISHER 31:03
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 28:25
Nonsuch Park
Toby COOPER 25:55, Siobhan SHARP 28:49
Bracknell
Ashleigh FERRIS 33:42, Deirdre INMAN 38:55
Gadebridge
Rachel Revett was second woman finisher.
Philip ANDREWS 23:12, Rachel REVETT 24:33
Crane Park
Michelle Beaumont, Rebecca Northmore and Marianne Malam filled the top three
places in the women’s section.
Michelle BEAUMONT 21:22, Rebecca NORTHMORE 21:41, Eliott WELLS 22:33,
Marianne MALAM 22:34, Rue TURNER 23:08, Nathaniel BOND (jnr) 23:18, Hannah
MALAM (jnr) 24:29, Heather MARTINGELL 25:22, Josie KEAREY (jnr) 28:08, Ann
KEAREY 28:13, Kevin KEAREY 28:14, Abigail MALAM (jnr) 28:23, Christine DAVID
29:51, Tamsin BURLAND 32:31, Tracey SMALL 33:37, Su CLARK 35:58, Sally
SPAULL 36:50, Lexi SLAUGHTER 40:25, Daniel CHIECHI 41:40, Duncan BELL 54:59
Osterley
Michael OSBORNE 26:10. Tom FAIRBROTHER 27:12
Fulham Palace
Felix ADAMS (jnr) 20:07
Northala Fields
Ted Mockett placed second.
Ted MOCKETT 17:33, Mark HERBERT 18:15, Dave LAWLEY 18:31, Vaughan RAMSAY
18:50, Ellen Van KEULEN 26:57
Parke
Mike PEACE 26:41
Tring
Simon TAYLOR 26:36
Crissy Field
Peter FAULL 19:04, Matthew WILLIAMS 19:18
Maidenhead
Colette DORAN 28:11
Witton
Glen Turner was overall first.
Glen TURNER 17:56
Mole Valley
Duncan MALLISON 22:29
Hogmoor Inclosure
Michael WHITE 27:03
Hazelwood
Richard Gurd placed third.
Richard GURD 20:46
parkruns 5km Saturday 5th May
Bushy Park
Tom FAIRBROTHER 17:26, Jonny BROOK (jnr) 17:31, Freddie LETT (jnr) 18:58,
Charlie BROOK (jnr) 20:00, Finlay SINCLAIR (jnr) 21:30, James WHISTLER
21:47, Adam WRIGHT 22:15, Ian GRANGE 24:27, Robert MOWBRAY 24:37, Kate BROOK
25:06, Wally GARROD 40:59, John HANSCOMB 67:21
Wimbledon Common
Richard GREGORY 19:34, Laura BLAZEY 23:06
Banstead Woods
Leanne BRYCE 29.57, Alison DICKS 29:58, Michael WHITE 29:59
Richmond Park
Marcus ATKINS 20:53, Gary LEE 21:17, Jess HARBERT (jnr) 22:24, Sam RUSHBY
(jnr) 22:28, James RUSHBY (jnr) 22:48, Jeremy DAY 23:07, Simon TAYLOR 23:37,
Karl GARVEY 23:58, Anna REICHWALD 24:37, Ally PICKARD 24:57, Carol AIKIN
25:16, Gavin HILLHOUSE 25:31, Seren JONES (jnr) 25:45, Ian HARRISON 25:55,
Jarryd HILLHOUSE 26:02, Clare DAY 26:20, Christopher READ 26:43, Phil RUSHBY
27:05, Sue CAMP 27:28, Ben RUSHBY (jnr) 28:05, Maia RUSHBY 28:06, Karen
HARBERT 29:13, Michael SIKORA 29:22, Bronwen NORTHMORE 33:29, Karolina
KAFADAR 33:34, Hilary THOMSON 33:57, Robert HILLHOUSE 35:45, Alberto
ESGUEVILLAS LETE 36:04, Penny MERRETT 39:17, Martin CLARK 46:34, Pat HEWLETT
54:54
Bedfont Lakes
Hannah MALAM (jnr) 25:32, Abigail MALAM 27:14, Marianne MALAM 27:15
Old Deer Park
First places for both Eirin McDaid and Clare Fowler.
Eirin MC DAID 17:30, Jonathan MOORE 18:25, Kris DAVIDSON 18:45, Gareth
WILLIAMS 19:23, Clare FOWLER 21:14, Stewart ANDERSON 24:46, Katie WALTON
33:22, Melanie DAVISON 43:31
Kingston
Felix ADAMS (jnr) 19:41, Bonnie MORGAN 22:01, Andy BICKERSTAFF 23:46,
Geoffrey FISHER 24:22, Aoife KILPATRICK 24:53, Chris CAMACHO 26:32, Eleonora
GAVIN 43:09
Oxford
Evelyn JOSLIN 30:55
Southsea
Alan DAVIDSON 27:21
Bath Skyline
Nick WRIGHT 18:13
Nonsuch Park
Eliott WELLS 25:43
Peterborough
Emma WELLHAM 26:19
Gunpowder
Dawn BATES 29:37
Crane Park
David LAWLEY 18:23, Mark HERBERT 18:39, Vaughan RAMSAY 19:28, Richard GURD
21:05, Kevin KEAREY 22:49, Ann KEAREY 22:49, Alan ELDER 22:55, Kevin JACQUES
24:54, Claire WARNER 25:05, Josie KEAREY (jnr) 27:55, Colette DORAN 28:39,
Christine DAVID 31:06, Anne CHILDS 35:18, Cindy CROUCHER 36:04, Sally SPAULL
36:48, Nigel COOMBES 52:14
Osterley
Michael OSBORNE 29:31
Yeovil Montacute
Lexi Keech was second woman.
Lexi KEECH (jnr) 21:53
Fulham Palace
A swift first place for Nick Impey.
Nick IMPEY 16:39
Reigate Priory
Duncan MALLISON 21:58
Whinlatter Forest
Andrew BROWN 30:33
Stratford upon Avon
Paul HODGES 22:07
Lac de Divonne, France
Alastair RITCHIE 31:43
Skatås, Sweden
Philip Andrews and Rachel Revett both finished third.
Philip ANDREWS 21:49, Rachel REVETT 24:05
Firenze, Italy
Becky Curtis-Hall was second overall and first woman.
Becky CURTIS-HALL 20:01, Rob CURTIS 22:06
Mole Valley
Amrut SHARMA 26:39, Deepa SHARMA 35:31
Victoria Lock
Heather MARTINGELL 23:22, Fiona PUGH 24:51
Hazelwood
Michelle Beaumont was the leading woman.
Michelle BEAUMONT 21:51
Salento, Italy
There were only five starters in the first Salento parkrun, and remarkably
Peter Fordham was first home.
Peter FORDHAM 27:36
Junior parkruns 2km Sunday 6th May
Surbiton
Nathaniel BOND 8:54, Angus O’BRIEN 10:20, Cian O’BRIEN 12.53
Bushy Park
Eilidh SINCLAIR 9:39, Isla SINCLAIR 10:26
Savill Gardens
James RICKETTS 11:51, Aaron SCALLY 15:01, Connor SCALLY 25:31
FINALLY...
From the folks who gave you the Worthing Multi-Storey Car Park Marathon
comes…the Southend Pier Marathon! Yes, 11 times up and down what claims to
be the longest pleasure pier in the world at 1.34 miles. Video:.