South London Harriers

Informal Results

Paul — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:59:40 +0000

And the winners of the June Near-As-Dammit 10k are…Matt and Beckie! Congratulations both. Full results below:-

Thursday 25 June 2009. 7:30 pm - Near As Damn It 10k

Pos	Time	Name	Club	Cat
1	0:37:20	CHAPMAN, Matt	South London Harriers
2	0:37:25	BURDETT, Jim	South London Harriers	MV40
3	0:37:35	THOMAS, Mark	Reigate Priory
4	0:38:07	OGDEN, David	South London Harriers	MV50
5	0:38:39	GILLETT, Daniel	South London Harriers
6	0:39:04	HALPIN, Alex	South London Harriers
7	0:39:55	BUTLER, Jeffrey	Epsom & Ewell	MV40
8	0:40:15	ROSS, David	Collingwood	MV40
9	0:40:38	MARTINS, Antonio	South London Harriers	MV50
10	0:40:54	DUNNING, Keith	Collingwood	MV40
11	0:41:04	WOODLAND, Beckie	South London Harriers	SF
12	0:41:19	QUAINTANCE, John	South London Harriers	MV60
13	0:42:06	BLACKER, Adrian		MV40
14	0:42:17	MORTON, Chris	Striders of Croydon	MV40
15	0:42:30	FLYNN, Declan	Stragglers	MV40
16	0:42:53	RODGER, Stuart
17	0:42:57	FOSS, John	South London Harriers	MV50
18	0:43:19	STALLEY, Andrew	Collingwood	MV40
19	0:43:31	HUTTON, Ruth	South London Harriers	FV35
20	0:43:46	HOLMES, Robin	South London Harriers	MV40
21	0:43:53	WILLIAMS, Paul	South London Harriers	MV50
22	0:43:56	SMITH, Gerry	Epsom & Ewell	MV50
23	0:44:10	SAUNDERS, Matthew	South London Harriers	MV50
24	0:44:14	FOX, Richard	Collingwood	MV40
25	0:44:15	CHAPPELL, Wayne		MV40
26	0:44:19	POCOCK, Mike	Reigate Priory	MV50
27	0:44:26	ARNOLD, Bill	South London Harriers	MV40
28	0:44:47	DOBSON, Lee
29	0:45:21	BEAUVAIS, Clive	South London Harriers	MV60
30	0:45:37	MAURY, Neil	South London Harriers	MV40
31	0:45:51	EAVES, Nick
32	0:45:58	SETTLE, Clare	South London Harriers	FV35
33	0:46:05	GOULD, Martin	Elmbridge
34	0:46:07	FLYNN, Rob
35	0:46:46	CHAPPELL, Danny
36	0:46:55	BLACKMAN, Gary
37	0:47:05	EMERY, Peter	South London Harriers	MV50
38	0:47:08	ROLASTON, Kerry	Reigate Priory	FV35
39	0:47:18	SPENCE, Martin	Vets AC	MV50
40	0:47:40	BROWN, Ali	Reigate Priory	SF
41	0:47:40	RUSTIGE, Ian	Reigate Priory
42	0:47:42	BROWN, Graeme	Epsom Odballs	MV50
43	0:47:45	MARTINS, Marketa	South London Harriers	SF
44	0:47:55	IANNELLA, Pam	South London Harriers	FV45
45	0:48:09	ESSLEMONT, Don	Epsom Odballs	MV40
46	0:48:19	UPTON, Stephanie	Striders of Croydon	FV35
47	0:48:25	MIKELAS, Trevor	Reigate Priory	MV50
48	0:48:28	CRAMP, Helen	Reigate Priory	FV35
49	0:48:56	MITCHELL, Wayne	South London Harriers
50	0:49:38	PARISH, Daniel	Cove Joggers
51	0:49:45	SIBLEY, Neil
52	0:50:08	NOYES, Chris
53	0:50:35	BOX, Lynn	South London Harriers	FV45
54	0:50:36	MORRIS, Annette	Reigate Priory	FV45
55	0:50:48	BELTON, Rob
56	0:51:04	FOREMAN, Keith	Reigate Priory	MV40
57	0:51:07	DRY, Peter	Epsom Odballs	MV50
58	0:51:08	GAMMON, Michael
59	0:51:10	COMMON, Leanne		SF
60	0:51:29	O’CONNOR, Sharon		FV45
61	0:52:03	HOOPER, Barry		NDB
62	0:52:32	SALT-BERRYMEW, Jacob
63	0:52:35	WILKINSON, Lesley		FV45
64	0:52:53	CARR, Alastair	South London Harriers	MV40
65	0:52:59	TAYLOR, Graham		MV40
66	0:53:00	BOLES, Robin	crewkerne
67	0:53:08	GALE, Lynda	South London Harriers	SF
68	0:53:21	MATTHEWS, Mary	Tadworth AC	FV55
69	0:53:26	DENTON, David	Striders of Croydon	MV40
70	0:53:41	SIMEK, Zoe	South London Harriers	FV35
71	0:53:47	SHOUBRIDGE, Eric	Lingfield	MV50
72	0:53:52	LAND, Tracy	South London Harriers	FV35
73	0:53:53	HEWETT, Lorraine	South London Harriers	FV45
74	0:53:53	ROYLE, Neil	South London Harriers
75	0:54:05	BROWNE, Sarah		FV35
76	0:54:27	WOOD, Neil
77	0:54:38	JONES, Mark
78	0:54:42	GWILLYM, Warren
79	0:55:00	O’CONNOR, Lisa		FV35
80	0:55:13	WHITE, Douglas	Collingwood	MV50
81	0:55:37	JAYE, Anna	Striders of Croydon	FV35
82	0:55:37	JAYE, Alan
83	0:55:44	MURPHY, Steve	Reigate Priory	MV50
84	0:55:49	HUSSEY, Giles
85	0:55:50	MIKELAS, Charlotte		SF
86	0:55:52	BECKWITH, Clare	Sandhurst Joggers	SF
87	0:55:58	O’CONNOR, Mark
88	0:56:03	HUGHES, Sandra	South London Harriers	FV55
89	0:56:04	LEIGH, Jeanette	South London Harriers	FV45
90	0:56:40	PATON, Kim		SF
91	0:57:34	GREENSLADE, Daevid		MV40
92	0:57:38	DUNSTAN, Richard		MV50
93	0:57:53	RUTTER, Trevor		MV40
94	0:57:53	RUTTER, Dee		FV35
95	0:57:53	DAVIES, Andrea		FV35
96	0:57:55	POYSER, Tony		MV50
97	0:58:13	GREAVES, Karen	South London Harriers	FV35
98	0:58:32	LEITNER, Irene	Reigate Priory	FV35
99	0:58:49	COOPER, Valerie	Epsom Odballs	FV45
100	0:58:52	DODDS, Elaine	26.2 Road Runners Club	FV45
101	0:58:56	APPS, Leonard		MV40
102	0:59:44	SUTCLIFFE, Emily		SF
103	0:59:45	MEREDITH, Lyndon
104	0:59:49	MORRONE, Diana		SF
105	1:00:09	HELLIWELL, Annette	Collingwood	FV45
106	1:00:26	SWAN, Lisa		FV35
107	1:00:39	SHERRINGTON, Pete
108	1:00:53	FENDT, Sally		FV35
109	1:00:53	BROOKS, Emma		FV35
110	1:02:27	FOWLER, Carwyn
111	1:02:44	HOBEN, David	Striders of Croydon	MV50
112	1:02:53	COPAS, Chris		FV35
113	1:03:09	RIGBY, Steve	South London Harriers	MV40
114	1:06:04	REF, The		MV50
115	1:07:25	ELLIOTT, Victoria		FV35
116	1:08:11	HEWLETT, Robert
117	1:08:12	VERELST, Jane		FV35
118	1:08:12	GLASS, Claire		FV35
119	1:08:34	MOSEGAARD, Maja	Collingwood	SF
120	1:09:50	KOBIA-AMANFI, Nicholas		MV40
121	1:12:00	PINKERTON, Nina	South London Harriers	FV55
122	1:12:08	RUWENDE, Sharon		NDB
123	1:19:00	KNIGHT, Kate	Collingwood	FV45

Press Release : Man v Horse

Brian and Viv — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 05:58:40 +0000

13 runners from SLH participated in the annual Man v Horse mountain marathon in Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales last weekend.
Runners compete against horse-riders over an ardous, hilly terrain of 22 miles and this year the race was won by a horse and rider in 2hrs 11mins.
Antonio Martins (o/50), Paul Mitchell (o/40), Nicolas Lee and Peter Emery (o/50) completed the full course of 22 miles with Antonio Martins taking third over 50 veteran prize with his time of 2hrs 55mins 33secs.

Sandra Hughes, Nina Pinterton, Jenny Grant, Clare Settle, Marketa Martins, Pam Iannella, Jeanette Leigh, Zoe Simek and Caroline Cattino formed 3 teams to run the route in relays of 7 miles plus each all successfully completing the course.

Press Release: Informal 10km and Dorking 10

Brian and Viv — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 05:56:07 +0000

Last Thursday evening SLH held the first of this summer’s popular Informal 10km races on Farthing Downs, attracting a field of over 100 runners.Conditions were perfect for this race which was won by the home club’s Jason Simpson in 35mins 36secs. Jason (over 40 vet) vied with Epsom’s Phil Sanger for most of the race, until the last mile when Simpson emphatically outsprinted Sanger to finish almost 1 minute ahead. The next seven finishers were all from SLH, with Matt Chapman 3rd in 37.17, Paul Hone 4th in 37.30, Alex Halpin 5th in 38.04, Tony Harran 6th in 38.21, Jim Burdett 7th in 39.05, Dan Gillett 8th in 39.40 and Mark Burtwell 9th in 40.13. First woman finisher was SLH’s Ruth Hutton (vet 40) in 44.13; 28th overall. The next Informal 10km will be held on 25th June, details from www.southlondonharriers.org

Jason Simpson won his second race of the week on Sunday, taking the prize for the Dorking 10 mile event in 53.09. Stuart Major (running for Thames Hare & Hounds) finished 4th in 54.04. Alex Halpin was 31st (62.07), Dan Gillett 35th (63.04), Over 50 veteran Ian Kitching 39th (63.27), Paul Mitchell 55th (65.00), Robin Holmes 76th (66.52), John Foss 114th (69.37), Pippa Major 123rd overall and 12th woman finisher (70.38), Clare Settle 171st (73.46), Bill Arnold 178th (74.03), Ken Lee (over 60 vet) 216th (76.54), Pam Iannella 240th (78.34), and Matthew Birchley 357th (84.05).

There were 670 finishers.

Report on Nat. Young Athletes League Match 2 Chelmsford

Brian and Viv — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 05:54:48 +0000

South London Harriers young athletes won the second track and field match of the National Young Athletes League held at Chelmsford on the 17th May 2009. Despite the windy, showery conditions there were some great performances. The sprinters continued where they left off from the first match with Creston Harrison and Harry Wilson winning the U13 boys 100m, Finn Nightingale and Reece Young winning the U15 boys 100m, and Josh Street and Joseph Chimkah winning the U17 boys 100m. The girls did equally as well with Maya Bruney finishing 2nd and Reshae McPherson finishing 1st in the U13 girls 75m, Vanessa La Fon won the U15 girls 100m and Zoe Collins was 2nd, and Shanice Harrison won the U17 girls 100m, and Valerie Moskalenko was 2nd.

Success continued in the 200m with Creston Harrison and Aaron Wells winning the U13 boys event, Finn Nightingale won the U15 boys race and Tyrie Obuhs was 2nd.

Josh Street and Afam Obi-Adewole won the U17 boys races. Again the girls also did very well with Maya Bruney winning the U13 girls 150m and Kalema Powell finishing 3rd. Vanessa La Fon and Kalise Powell won the the U15 girls 200m, and Shanice Harrison won the U17 girls race with S Millington finishing 2nd.

In the hurdles Reshae McPherson won the U13 girls event with Alex Roberts 2nd, Tom Kent won the U13 boys event with Aaron Wells 2nd. Reece Young and Saul Thompson finished 2nd and 1st in the U15 boys races and Nicholette Pollard-Odle
finished 2nd in the U15 girls race.

The middle distance athletes performed well with Keanu Phillips winning the U13 girls 800m and Alex Roberts finishing 2nd. Amy and Tessa Billups were 1st and 2nd in the 1200m, Lawrence Rook and Aaron Wells won the U13 boys 1500, Ben Foreman and Dominic McGeekie were 2nd and 3rd in the U15 boys 800m. Ruth Myburgh and Maria Kavanagh were 2nd in the U15 girls 800m, and Sophie Foreman was 2nd in the U15 girls 1500m. Amy Mitchell won the U17 girls 1500m and Martin Parry won the U17 boys 800m.

In the 400m Dominic McGeekie took first with Ben Foreman 3rd in the U15 boys races and Afam Obi-Adewole and Nkongni Nukajam both won the U17 boys event. Harriet and Hannah Field both finished 2nd in the U17 girls 300m.

Our throwers were also very successful with Kalema Powell finishing 3rd and Keanu Phillips finishing 2nd in the U13 girls shot putt, Simi Obi-Adewole finishing 2nd and Ben Myburgh finishing 3rd in the U15 boys shot putt, Simi and Savion Bepot winning the discus and Reece Young and Ben Myburgh taking 3rd and 2nd in the javelin.Tom Bullen and James McDonald completely dominated the U17 boys throws, winning the shot, discus and javelin. Iyani Obi-Adewole and Kalise Powell won the U15 girls discus, Iyani also won the shot and with Ruth Myburgh also won the javelin. Chioma Obi-Adewole had another outstanding competition winning the U17 girls hammer and discus and finishing 2nd in the shot. Harriet Field and Amy Mitchell both finished 2nd in the U17 girls javelin.

Reshae McPherson and Alex Roberts were 1st and 2nd in the U13 girls high jump, Maya Bruney was 2nd in the U13 girls long jump. Nicholette Pollard-Odle was 3rd in the U15 girls high jump and also took 3rd in the long jump with Marie Kavanagh taking 4th place. Finn Nightingale and Tyrie Obuhs both won the U15 boys long jump, and Saul Thompson and Ben Foreman both finished 3rd in the U15 boys high jump. Afam Obi-Adewole and Nkongni Nukajam both won the U17 boys long jump. Amy Mitchell finished 2nd in the U17 girls high jump,and Hannah Field and Valerie Moskalenko finished 2nd and 1st in the U17 girls triple jump.

South London Harriers finished the match with some great performances in the relays winning four and finishing 2nd in five. It was a great team performance and the youngsters look forward to the next match at Welwyn.

Anne Roden

Press Release: Mens and Y/A T and F League Matches

Brian and Viv — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 05:53:11 +0000

South London Harriers track and field athletes of all ages were out in force last Saturday at several locations.
At the Southern Men’s League Match 2 at Croydon Arena South London Harriers were dominant in the jumps, and competitive in the sprints, but lacked a few key team members causing the club to needlessly drop valuable points. Despite some good individual SLH performances, Crawley proved too strong, winning 107 points. SLH had to settle for second place with 91 points followed by Holland Sports 3rd with 73 and East Grinstead 4th with 71.

South London’s notable successes were Billy Porter 1st in the 100m and 2nd in 200m; Will Parry’s 1st in both the 400m and the 400m Hurdles, Ben McDaniel’s 2nd in the 800m, Tom Hart’s 2nd in the 1500m, Daniels Sellman’s 2nd in the 5000m, Paul Mitchell’s 1st in the Steeplechase, team 2nd in both the 4 x100m and 4 x 400m Relays, Darren Brown’s 1st in the Long Jump and 2nd in the High Jump, Stephen Babalola’s 1st in the Triple Jump, and Peter Wickens’ 2nd in both the Hammer and the Javelin.

At Epsom’s track, SLH’s Pippa Major won the gold medal and championship title for her victory in the 5,000m race at the Surrey Women’s Veterans Track Championship.

A large number of the club’s youngsters travelled to Chelmsford to compete in the National Young Athletes League Match 2. This high turn out provided the full range and depth of SLH’s talent and they benefited with an emphatic team victory. Successes came thick and fast during the afternoon’s competition and from an impressive list of personal and team achievements the most notable were those who, not content with a single victory, went on for a second win of the day: Creston Harrison, Finn Nightingale, Reshae McPherson, Shanice Harrison, Josh Street, Tom Bullen, James MacDonald, Kalise Powell, Iyani Obi-Adewole, Chioma Obi-Adewole, Afam Obi-Adwole and Nkongni Nukajam.

SML - Match 3 at Bracknell

Paul — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 21:03:15 +0000

A wet track and cloudy sky greeted the men’s team at Bracknell. With each of our opponents having come last in their previous match, our Team manager was in confident mood. The cancellation of the pole vault, one of our weakest two events, and the debut of Samzu in the high hurdles (our other one), added to the optimism. It soon transpired that Kingston and Poly had turned up with a select few, thwarting us in the sprints, and knocking Iwan back a place on the last throw of the hammer. Meanwhile, Eastbourne were dominating the hurdling, and Bracknell were strong in the throws and jumps.

With the sprinters both exacerbating injuries, and a no-show from the middle distance squad, we slumped to third. Calling on the non-scorers - all of whom stepped up keenly - we managed to fill some missing gaps. Strong finishes in the triple and discus, and two scratch relay teams helped us stay in contention for second. Our luck only held because Eastbourne were unfortunately disqualified in the 4 x 100 relay - a fate we have suffered in the past. But our hopes of promotion have taken a large dent.

Final scores:- Bracknell 109.5, SLH 87.5, Eastbourne 86, Kingston and Poly 32.

Southern League Match 3 - Bracknell

Sat 6th June 2009

Event	Name	Result	String	Pos
100m	Billy Porter	11.3	A	2
100m	Ben Wynter	12.0	B	3
200m	Billy Porter	24.1	A	2
200m	Stephen Babalola	24.3	B	3
400m	Chris Hall	61.5	A	4
400m	Olivier Servicable	58.4	B	2
800m	[none]		A	0
800m	[none]		B	0
1500m	Paul Mitchell	5:18.9	A	3
1500m	Olivier Servicable	5:57.9	B	3
5000m	Paul Mitchell	18:34.8	A	3
5000m	[none]		B	3
110m High Hurdles	Samzu Agbaje	18.3	A	3
110m High Hurdles	Paul Mitchell	dnf	B	0
400m Hurdles	Andy Tindall	65.1	A	3
400m Hurdles	Paul Mitchell	88.6	B	2
3000m s/c	Andy Tindall	11:17.4	A	1
3000m s/c	Paul Mitchell	12:34.7	B	2
4 x 100 relay	OS, DB,SB, BP	48.8	-	2
4 x 400 relay	DB,CH,OS,SW	4:09.8	-	3
Pole Vault	[cancelled]	avg	A	=
Pole Vault	[cancelled]	avg	B	=
High Jump	Darren Brown	1.60	A	2
High Jump	Stephen Babalola	1.50	B	1=
Long Jump	Darren Brown	5.86	A	2
Long Jump	Stephen Babalola	5.70	B	2
Triple Jump	Stephen Babalola	13.01	A	1
Triple Jump	Darren Brown	12.41	B	1
Hammer	Iwan Borszcz	37.32	A	3
Hammer	Peter Wickens	21.36	B	2
Shot	Iwan Borszcz	9.47	A	4
Shot	Peter Wickens	9.21	B	1
Javelin	Peter Wickens	48.59	A	1
Javelin	Tom Bullen	33.46	B	2
Discus	Peter Wickens	33.56	A	2
Discus	Tom Bullen	27.69	B	2

Non-score results:

100m Chris Hall 13.1

100m Sean Williams 13.3

100m Jubilant Okolo-Mou 12.7

100m Olivier Servicable 12.9

Results of May Informal 10k

Paul — Thu, 28 May 2009 22:12:27 +0000

With conditions underfoot good, aside from the freshly flinted ploughed field, 101 entrants decided to test themselves on the first of this season’s Near-As-Dammits across Farthing Down and Happy Valley. We had 91 finishers. Congratulations to Jason Simpson and Ruth Hutton for their wins in the event. Next one is on the 25th June.

NAD results May 2009

Southern Men’s League - Match 2 Croydon

Paul — Wed, 20 May 2009 11:54:37 +0000

Results from our second fixture at Croydon Arena on Saturday. Up against Crawley, East Grinstead and Holland Sport, we were anticipating being in the top two, despite missing a newly injured Iwan Borszcz, and a recuperating Andy Tindall.

We were dominant in the jumps, and competitive in the sprints, but lacked a few key people - only one pole-vaulter, no high hurdler, one 1500m runner and one steeplechaser meant we needlessly dropped valuable points. Despite some good individual performances, Crawley proved too strong, and we had to settle for second place. In fact, in both relays Crawley entered a competitive B team, to claim the top two slots in the 4×4, and sandwich our team in the 4×1.

Match result: Crawley 107, SLH 91, Holland Sports 73, East Grinstead 71.

Individual results below. Non-scoring results at the end:-

Southern League Match 2 - Croydon Sat 16th May 2009

Event	Name	Result	String	Pos
100m	Billy Porter	11.5	A	1
100m	Ben Wynter	12.2	B	1
200m	Billy Porter	23.9	A	2
200m	Ben Wynter	24.7	B	1
400m	Will Parry	58.5	A	1
400m	Olivier Servisable	61.5	B	1
800m	Ben McDaniel	2:05.0	A	2
800m	Will Parry	2:26.0	B	2
1500m	Tom Hart	4:22.9	A	2
1500m	[none]		B	0
5000m	Dan Sellman	16:51.8	A	2
5000m	Paul Mitchell	19:08.1	B	3
110m High Hurdles	[none]		A	0
110m High Hurdles	[none]		B	0
400m Hurdles	Will Parry	69.7	A	1
400m Hurdles	Paul Mitchell	81.3	B	2
3000m s/c	Paul Mitchell	10:20.8	A	1
3000m s/c	[none]		B	0
4 x 100 relay	SB, KD, BW, BP	46.9	-	2
4 x 400 relay	BP,TH, BMcD, DS	3:44.7	-	2
Pole Vault	Paul Mitchell	1.10	A	4
Pole Vault	[none]		B	0
High Jump	Darren Brown	1.75	A	2
High Jump	Stephen Babalola	1.60	B	2
Long Jump	Darren Brown	6.68	A	1
Long Jump	Kieran Dawkins	5.79	B	1
Triple Jump	Stephen Babalola	12.98	A	1
Triple Jump	Darren Brown	12.80	B	1
Hammer	Peter Wickens	22.38	A	2
Hammer	Paul Mitchell	10.52	B	4
Shot	Peter Wickens	10.07	A	3
Shot	Tom Bullen	8.65	B	3
Javelin	Peter Wickens	46.82	A	2
Javelin	Tom Bullen	32.25	B	1
Discus	Peter Wickens	30.66	A	3
Discus	Tom Bullen	29.88	B	1

Non-scoring:

100m - Chris Hall 13.0, Olivier Servicable 13.1, Sean Williams 13.2
200m - Sean Williams 27.5, Chris Hall 28.1
400m - Aaron Odle 58.9, Chris Hall 61.5

Press Release: T & F, Beckenham Relays & Richmond Half Marathon

Brian and Viv — Tue, 19 May 2009 11:37:22 +0000

The men’s Southern Track and Field League started in the best possible way, with a win for the SLH team at Kingsmeadow last weekend. The team put in strong performances in this first match with a large number of South London athletes coming home first or second. Team results: South London Harriers 106, Herne Hill Harriers 95, Tunbridge Wells 77 and Haywards Heath/Lewis 68.

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South London Harriers gave strong support to the mid-week Beckenham Road Relays over 2.5 miles, entering five teams of the forty competing. The club’s first team of Matt Chapman, Beckie Woodland and Jason Simpson finished 3rd with times of 13.45, 16.16 and 13.05 respectively with Beckie’s time by far the fastest by a woman competitor and Jason’s time only bettered by one other runner.
Barry Attwell (15.37), Alex Halpin (14.52) and Colin Young (16.29) were 8th. Clive Edgington (15.46), John Quaintance (15.54) and John Foss (16.25) were 11th.

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In Sunday’s Richmond Half Marathon Alex Halpin was first of SLH’s 10 entrants, finishing 27th in 1.21.08. Dan Gillett was 32nd in 1.21.23, Paul Mitchell (o/40) was 44th in 1.23.00, Mark Burtwell was 56th in 1.24.42, Antonio Martins (o/50) finished 71st in 1.25.45, Clare Settle (o/35) was 195th in 1.34.58, John Foss (o/50) finished 218th in 1.36.27, Marketa Martins was 394th in 1.45.27, Jake Clausen (o/60) was 623rd in 1.57.29 and Trudy Kuhn (o/45) was 624th also in 1.57.29. There were 891 finishers. SLH won bronze in the Surrey County competition held in conjunction with this race.

Check out the Track and Field fixture list

Paul — Tue, 12 May 2009 14:38:15 +0000

Now that it is up-to-date (all bar the Club Champs) - Fixtures