Tag: Montane Spine

HARLOW MID WEEK

54 Spartans made the trip to Harlow for Wednesday’s mid week road race league event. The 23 Spartan women and 31 men were among 537 who finished the event.

This was a nominal 10K with a mixture of road and some quite narrow trail sections. For this event it was positions rather than times that mattered!

New member SAMUEL PAUL had an amazing run and finished 19^th in just 36 minutes 27 seconds. CHARLIE WHITE was next in for Fairlands Valley at 26^th in 37:11. This time seven Spartans beat 40 minutes. The others were MIKE JEFFS 38:15; NICK ANDREWS 38:49; MICHAEL FISHER 39:12; JAY PAPA 39:35; and NICK GILL 39:53.

GEORGIE HOOPER led in the women’s “A” team. She was 14^th women with 44:07. The other “A” runners were SUZY HAWKINS 47:33; OLI LACIGOVA 48:35; HARRIET FELSTEAD 49:17; ALICE WELCH 50:05; JODIE WILSON 52:34; LEANNE WILSON 53:48 and CLAIRE PULLEN 53:55.

CHARLIE ARNOLD was the fastest man over 70 with 50:04 and SHARON CROWLEY the third fastest woman over 65 with 59:03.

Another good turnout meant there were also Spartan men’s and women’s “B” teams and many others enjoying a good run.

The next and final counting Mid Week League race will be in Chingford on Wednesday evening 1^st July. After three races the Spartans are mid-table but some of the margins are tight so they could move up in race four.

The Spartans men and combined team were fourth club out of seven from division two at the Harlow race. The FVS women tied in fourth place with Watford.

After three races the Spartans overall cumulative score puts them at fourth with their men at fourth but their women fifth. Again just one point ahead of Watford. That fourth race is going to be interesting.

Race	M/F	Cat	No.	First Name	Last Name	Time	Cat.
19	15		1172	Samuel	Paul	36:27	S
26	21		1111	Charlie	White	37:11	S
38	31	16	1171	Mike	Jeffs	38:15	V 40
48	37	20	1150	Nick	Andrews	38:49	V 40
55	41		1155	Michael	Fisher	39:12	S
62	44		1096	Jay	Papa	39:35	S
70	47		1129	Nick	Gill	39:53	S
98	63	27	1110	Pete	Gentle	41:08	V 40
123	72	9	1142	Andrew	Shaw	43:06	V 50
140	14	6	1132	Georgie	Hooper	44:07	V 35
162	81	34	1118	Sam	Jarvis	45:08	V 40
170	84	14	1094	Paul	Shelley	45:21	V 50
175	86	15	1149	Alexey	Zherdev	45:31	V 50
196	95	36	1088	Danny	Scanlon	46:28	V 40
208	97	20	1147	Stephen	Massey	47:18	V 50
210	99	37	1133	Keith	Hooker	47:22	V 40
215	28	5	1144	Suzy	Hawkins	47:33	V 45
216	100		1146	Melvin	Auburn	47:34	S
235	106		1167	Matthew	Cooke	48:20	S
238	33	13	1177	Oli	Lacigova	48:35	V 35
250	112	23	1130	Craig	Bacon	49:12	V 50
253	37		1115	Harriet	Felstead	49:17	S
261	113	24	1173	Graham	Hoare	49:49	V 50
267	116	1	1093	Charlie	Arnold	50:04	V 70
268	39		1170	Alice	Welch	50:05	S
293	123	29	1119	Simon	Haigh	51:00	V 50
325	50		1098	Jodie	Wilson	52:34	S
328	134	32	1121	Tony	Vickers	52:43	V 50
331	136	4	1108	Brian	White	52:49	V 70
348	142	8	1151	Martin	Wood	53:45	V 60
349	57		1162	Leanne	Wilson	53:48	S
353	59	5	1134	Claire	Pullen	53:55	V 55
366	62		1156	Megan	Sutton	54:33	S
381	149	11	1135	Martin	Dudley	55:32	V 60
403	74	18	1137	Lucy	Paul	56:33	V 45
441	87	3	1104	Sharon	Crowley	59:03	V 65
449	91	22	1136	Sam	Gentry	59:49	V 45
453	159	41	1126	Karl	Shreeve	1:00:00	V 50
460	95	14	1127	Lorraine	Hill	1:00:43	V 55
461	160	15	1176	Ralph	Dadswell*	1:00:43	V 60
464	96	15	1164	Alison	Shelley	1:00:55	V 55
465	162	7	1158	Jim	Brown	1:00:58	V 70
473	165	42	1113	Pete	Cook	1:01:34	V 50
477	99	17	1174	Sally	Pickles	1:01:51	V 55
480	100	25	1123	Samantha	Sutton	1:02:21	V 45
483	166	43	1139	Tim	Robinson	1:02:26	V 50
487	103	27	1175	Sujatha	Alexander	1:03:09	V 45
497	168	55	1141	Matt	Tutton	1:04:43	V 40
504	111	21	1125	Judy	King	1:05:39	V 55
507	113	31	1106	Claire	Emmerson	1:06:23	V 45
508	114	22	1107	Penny	Schenkel	1:06:30	V 55
509	115	29	1087	Callie	Chapman	1:07:18	V 35
521	118	33	1091	Hayley	Peach	1:09:26	V 45
527	122	35	1120	Amanda	Vickers	1:11:31	V 45

Beat The Sunset Solstice Run

Five Spartans ran to beat the sunset on Friday evening. JOANNA NOWICKA, KATE ILES, JUDY KING, LEE POTTER and NICHOLA DURENT ran the St Albans Summer Solstice 10K.

Judy finished in 1:05:01; Joanna and Kate in 1:05:26; Lee in 1:29:50 and NICHOLA in 1:31:33.

Heatwave 5K

Temperatures rose to a heat wave 29 degrees in London on Friday but Spartan JIM BROWN was amongst those who tackled a lunch-time 5K in Hyde Park. The heat affected some but Jim was quite happy with his 28:17 and an age score of 64.66%.

His run means he has completed a series of six Serpentine 5Ks and is now in fifth position in the championship with an average of 62.7%. He might be able to improve that a little if he can do better than 58.7% in a Friday race later this year.

Bass Belle for Brainstrust

Some Fairlands Valley Spartans were at the Bass Belle 10K. The event raises funds for Brainstrust – the brain cancer people – and is based in Bassingbourn. About 7.5 kilometres of the 10K is run on public roads.

SAM GENTRY finished in 59:30. Although the course was fairly flat, it was extremely hot, so no personal best (pb) today but she was happy to get a sub 60. Sam said there was great support out on the course with people with hose pipes cooling us down. There was a great community feel to the race.

Another one struggling in the heat was SAMMIE SUTTON but she finished in 1 hour 3 minutes 57 seconds.

MONICA SMITHSON said her time was 1:15:35. Slow but it was extremely hot and as she is recovering from injury she was so glad she was able to take part 🙂

JANE WADEY completed the Bass Belle 10k for the first time on Sunday with 1:22:46. She was hoping to do better but it was very challenging with the heat and so many other runners were run/walking as well. Jane would do it again and hopefully on a cooler day.

CLAIRE EMMERSON came in with 57:41; JULIE BUDDEN with 1:31:01 and LEE POTTER with 1:31:02. There were 268 finishers.

Welwyn 10K

Spartan TONY RANDFIELD ran the Welwyn 10K at Panshanger in 49:15.

Spartans Success in the Spine Race – UK’s Most Brutal

Spartan DARREN WILBY has completed the UK’s most brutal race. The Montane Spine 2026.

He left Edale on Sunday morning and 268 miles later arrived in Kirk Yetholm after 120 hours 56 minutes and 46 seconds (120:56:46!). He was 17^th out of the 91 finishers. The time limit was seven days.

Earlier in the week JODIE KANTAS was FIRST WOMAN in the Challenger South. She raced 108 miles from Edale to Hawes in 31 hours 14 minutes 25 seconds (31:14:25). Well inside the time limit of 60 hours! 98 finished that event.

Hot Herts Hobble

The Herts Hobble was based from Baldock. The 26.6 miles Long Distance Walkers Association event went out through Walken on to Benington, a loop then back to Benington, then back to Walkern and on to Weston, finally finishing back in Baldock.

On a very hot day Karen Liddle, Trish Hooper and Barry King all finished together in 8 hours 7 minutes.

Sharon Crowley, Mike Crowley and Liz Crowley all finished together in 8 hours 37 minutes.

And A Hot Hampstead Heath

CHARLES WHITE travelled to Hampstead Heath on Sunday to take on another 1500 metres in the Southern Athletics League (SAL), competing for his second claim club. He managed to get a 4 seconds PB of 4 minutes 41 seconds despite the heat and a bit of illness.

Parkrun Highlights

Not quite as warm as Friday or Sunday and 462 people completed the Stevenage parkrun on Saturday morning. They included 180 women and 28 Spartans.

SIMON JACKSON was the fastest Spartan in second place overall with 17 minutes 50 seconds. LORRAINE HILL was the fastest female from Fairlands with 26:53.

Meanwhile PENNY SCHENKEL completed her 150^th parkrun in 43:02, an arbitrary milestone, and KEITH MANTON his 80^th in 45:36.

A famous five from Fairlands had a trip to the Great Denham parkrun which STUART ARCHER finished in 20:28; then ANDY PRIOR 25:16; VICKY ARCHER 25:19; CHARLES ARNOLD 26:40 and KEITH ABRAHAMS 28:12.

Position	Gender Position	FVS parkrunner	Time
2	2	Simon JACKSON	17:50
14	13	Steve WELLS	20:30
42	37	Andrew PATTERSON	22:30
56	49	Richard MOORE	23:17
68	58	Charlie WHITE	24:00
81	70	Matthew COOKE	24:42
86	75	Martin DUDLEY	24:50
92	79	Keith HOOKER	24:57
102	88	Matt CLARKE	25:15
123	105	Daniel VILJOEN	26:09
143	18	Lorraine HILL	26:53
146	120	Brian WHITE	26:58
163	26	Fiona CLARKE	27:39
173	31	Bronya BROWN	28:01
186	39	Alice WELCH	28:26
197	146	Ciaran MCANENY	28:51
198	147	Ryan DUNNING	28:54
200	148	Jim BROWN	29:02
234	170	Lee PICKERSGILL	30:12
277	192	Maurice BALLARD	31:59
315	91	Hayley PEACH	33:18
320	95	Pamela VILJOEN	33:31
362	222	Stephen SMITHSON	36:22
363	119	Monica SMITHSON	36:22
372	125	Zoe NEWELL	37:03
396	232	Lloyd DIAS	39:26
413	148	Penny SCHENKEL	43:02
429	246	Keith MANTON	45:36

Here Come the Relays in the Park – Almost Full

The 33^rd FVS Relays in the Park are nearly full. They are a great event to run and a great event to watch. They will be in Fairlands Valley Park, Stevenage at 7.15p.m. on Thursday 16^th July. Each leg is three kilometres and teams will consist of four runners. The event incorporates the Hertfordshire AARC (County) Senior & Veteran Championships

There is capacity for 150 teams. 138 entries (552 people) had been received at the time of writing so don’t delay if you want to run.

Tags Bass Belle, Herts Hobble, Mid Week League, Montane Spine, parkrun, Serpentine 5K, Southern Athletics League, St Albans Summer Solstice 10k, Welwyn 10k

News Race Results

POSH 20/20

Very Posh for the 20/20. Thought you saw some very posh people running around Stevenage on Thursday evening? Yes you did. Fairlands Valley Spartans organised their 20/20 run but with a difference. It raised £550 for the EDS Ehlers-Dandos Support UK charity and everyone was encouraged to dress posh – so trainers but also fascinators; gowns; top hats; dinner jackets. That’s the posh bit. 20/20? Everyone started on Gunnels Wood Road and ran for 20 minutes towards the football club and Broadwater. Wherever you got after 20 minutes, and, of course, that varied turn round and run for 20 minutes back again.

A Little Birthday Run

NICK GILL ran the St Albans Half Marathon for the first time on Sunday – using the undulating course for a marathon training session. He loved the race atmosphere and the free ice lolly after, coming in at 1:38:22. Nick was 241^st.

The St Albans Half Marathon was a little birthday run for JIM BROWN. Up and down those hills. He kept a little back for the rest of his birthday and came third in his category on chip time and finished in 2:07:32.

There were 2,254 finishers in the half.

PENNY SCHENKEL ran the 10K which shared much of the same course as the half marathon. Penny went round in 1:07:32. She was 241^st out of the 642 finishers.

Spartans Start the Spine Race

Spartans raced from 0.1 to 432 kilometres in the last few days.

Some Spartans are tackling the UK’s most brutal race. The Montane Spine 2026.

Jodie Kansas started from Edale on Saturday morning taking on the Challenger South, a 108 mile race from Edale to Hawes with a time limit of 60 hours. She was first woman in just 31 hours, only an hour outside the record, and fourth overall.

Unfortunately John Nelms had a fall after 50 miles and had to withdraw.

Darren Wilby was starting on Sunday morning in the full 268 mile Spine race from Edale to Kirk Yetholm in Scotland which has a time limit of seven days.

Marston Forest 5K

JAY PAPA ran a massive personal best (PB) at the Marston Forest 5K on Friday evening. His new best time is 17:48.

In the same event CHARLIE ARNOLD ran 23:27.

ANDY SHAW came in with 20:43 and SUZY HAWKINS with 22:36. Suzy said it was a lovely event followed by a BBQ.

TONY RANSFIELD finished in 21:24 and NIKKI NATION in 33:18.

The popular event was organised by Ampthill & Flitwick Flyers.

Mid Week

The next Mid Week League race will be in Harlow on Wednesday evening 17^th June. After two races the Spartans are mid-table but some of the margins are tight so they could move up in races three and four.

Spartan women lead Track and Field League plus success in championships

After two meetings the Spartan women are leading the west division of the EMAC (Eastern Masters) league with 185 points compared with second placed Corby / Northampton on 157.

The Spartan men are third on 177 chasing Marshall Milton Keynes who are on 264.5.

Following on from their recent league match, several Fairlands Valley Spartans members took part in the Eastern Masters Track & Field Championships on Sunday at the Sandy Athletics Track. In lovely summer conditions were perfect for many season’s bests.

On the track, the sprints saw Ian Rawlinson in the Men over 55 age group take Gold in both 100 metres and 200 metres. In the over 60 age group, Steve Mayfield took Silver in the 100m & Dave Stephenson took Bronze in the 100m & Silver in the 200m. Tessa Stephenson also took Gold in both 100 & 200m in the Women over 65 age group.

Sharon Crowley finished off the Track events winning Gold in the 1500 metres for Women over 65.

In the field events, Joylyn Saunders-Mullins won Silver in the over 70 Women’s Hammer & Gold in the Javelin. Husband Tim managed a Bronze in the Hammer & Silver in the Shot Putt. Steve Mayfield also took Silver in the Javelin and was 4^th in the Long Jump & 6^th in the Discus.

1,000,000 parkruns – Parkrun Highlights

Parkrun achieved an incredible milestone on Saturday. Its one millionth event since parkrun started in 2004. Many Spartans celebrated by completing a parkrun in Stevenage or elsewhere.

In Stevenage which has just celebrated 10 years there were 559 finishers.

Dozens of Spartans joined in the Stevenage including MEGAN SUTTON the fastest female from Fairlands with a new parkrun personal best of 23:59; ZOE JACKSON was second with 26 minutes exactly (26:00) and BRONYA BROWN third in 27:34.

New member SAMUEL PAUL was third with a new parkrun personal best of 17:20. GRANT RAMSAY and JAY PAPA both beat 20 minutes with 19:19 and 19:39.

Position	Gender Position	FVS parkrunner	Time
3	3	Samuel PAUL	17:20
18	17	Grant RAMSAY	19:19
21	20	Jay PAPA	19:39
45	43	Danny SCANLON	21:46
46	44	Toby ECCLESHALL	21:49
85	77	Lee PICKERSGILL	23:36
93	7	Megan SUTTON	23:59
133	116	Daniel VILJOEN	25:31
139	122	Brian WHITE	25:42
144	126	Matt CLARKE	25:47
147	129	Paul SHELLEY	25:53
148	130	Peter SACH	25:54
149	15	Zoe JACKSON	26:00
156	136	Paul MAGUIRE	26:05
198	31	Bronya BROWN	27:34
199	32	Fiona CLARKE	27:35
213	36	Samantha SUTTON	27:46
254	53	Alison SHELLEY	28:50
255	196	Ryan DUNNING	28:51
264	57	Lorraine HILL	29:04
289	213	Jim BROWN	29:39
313	76	Sarah ILLINGWORTH	30:18
328	82	Julie SHADBOLT	30:36
342	241	Steve TINSLEY	30:49
347	243	Steve PLATT	30:56
390	114	Debbie BLANTERN	32:45
402	268	Nick KLEANTHOUS	32:59
409	271	Keith MANTON	33:08
418	129	Pamela VILJOEN	33:30
437	138	Angie KEELING	34:52
449	149	Hannah MANTON	35:34
491	299	Michael O’KEEFE	39:30
497	301	Lloyd DIAS	40:09
556	214	Carolyn LINSELL	58:47
559	217	Sharon CROWLEY	58:59

Here Come the Relays in the Park – Almost Full

The 33^rd FVS Relays in the Park are nearly full. They will be at 7.15p.m. on Thursday 16^th July. Each leg is three kilometres and teams will consist of four runners. The event incorporates the Hertfordshire AARC (County) Senior & Veteran Championships

Below is the link for teams to enter. All entries must be completed 24 hours before the event; there will be no entries on the night. There is capacity for 150 teams. 138 entries (552 people) had been received at the time of writing so don’t delay if you want to run.

https://my.raceresult.com/390611/registration

This is a great event to run and a great event to watch. It’s possible to see runners twice on each stage.

Tags EMAC, Marston Forest 5k, Mid Week League, Montane Spine, parkrun, posh 20/20, St Albans Half

Club News Race Results

ADRIAN ARRIVES

Amazing ADRIAN BUSOLINI has finished the Montane Winter Spine Race. He finished in just over 134 hours (134:02:24) – so nearly 34 hours to spare. Spartan Adrian was 42^nd out of the 78 who finished. 82 others started but did not make it to the finish.

The Montane Winter Spine is widely regarded as Britain’s Most Brutal endurance race. It’s a non-stop, 268 mile (432 kilometres) race along the most iconic and demanding national trail in Britain; the Pennine Way. Beginning from Edale in Derbyshire, runners have a time limit of 168 hours to reach the elusive village of Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders. They climb over 10,000 metres as the route crosses some of the most beautiful but difficult terrain found in England, including the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales, Northumberland National Park, Hadrian’s Wall and the Cheviots. It’s a truly epic challenge that will tests physical resilience and mental fortitude. The up to 150 participants will experience the full intensity and ferocity of the British Winter including deep snow, storm force winds and driving rain.

Spartan Adrian started from Edale, Derbyshire at 0800 on Sunday 12^th January and had to be finished at Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders by 0800 on Sunday 19^th. He encountered daytime temperatures between zero and 10 degrees but night times between minus ten and plus degrees.

County Ten Championships

Eight Spartans, four women and four men, ran the Hertfordshire County 10 Mile Championships on an undulating course in St Albans on Sunday. They were incorporated in the Fred Hughes 10 event. Chilly but nothing like the freezing conditions at the Hatfield 10K last week.

Under the hour for ten miles is always a great achievement and Spartan SIMON FRASER did it with 58 minutes 13 seconds (58:13) which gave him 42^nd place out of the 1,012 finishers.

Next came MICHAEL FISHER in 1:05:33 and MATTHEW NEWTON in 1:11:05.

YUKO GORDON was second woman 70 plus with 1:18:40.

JIM BROWN ran what he called a “magic time.” He couldn’t do it last year but wondered if he could beat 90 minutes. It wasn’t looking good at five miles – 45:25 – but a big effort in the second half saw him cross the line in 1:29:59 for a season’s best. Achieving a target by one second is a bit magic, one second the other way would be very disappointing.

Then there was ANNE TRYSSESOONE with 1:31:27. PENNY SCHENKEL improved on her last attempt by more than two minutes to finish in 1:41:06.

SHARON CROWLEY was almost four minutes faster than the time she ran at Buntingford at the end of 2024 with her 1:53:18.

The next county championship will be the Watford Half Marathon on Sunday 2^nd February 2025. Includes the county championships for seniors (all adults, men and women).

Position	Name	Chip Time
42	Simon FRASER	58:13
125	Michael FISHER	1:05:33
217	Matthew NEWTON	1:11:05
354	Yuko GORDON	1:18:40
603	Jim BROWN	1:29:59
653	Ann TRYSSESOONE	1:31:27
844	Penny SCHENKEL	1:41:06
970	Sharon CROWLEY	1:53:18

Parkrun Highlights – Saturday 18^th January

A small increase ion temperature saw attendance jump up by nearly seventy at Saturday’s parkrun in Stevenage. There were 544 finishers including 24 Spartans. CAROLINE CROFT ran her 100^th parkrun in 33 minutes 15 seconds. GRANT RAMSAY was top ten with 18:52 and ASHLEY JOHNSON was a top ten woman with 23:13.

There were 22 Spartans at other parkruns including a first visit to the Oaklands College parkrun for JANE WADEY. She definitely recommends trail shoes for this one. It was a two lap course which Jane reckons was 60% mud. She finished in 39:21.

Jane added, “As I’m a member of the deaf park run runners, I knew that there would be BSL (British Sign Language) at Oaklands college park run this weekend. I offered to volunteer but as they said they had enough I decided to run instead. It was the inaugural event and was opened by the High Sheriff Annie Brewster JP and we were welcomed by the Principal of Oaklands College.There were 254 in attendance with various local clubs represented. The course was quite muddy in places so trail shoes might be a good idea. It is two laps, some of it is on paved paths but then you run around the edge of the rugby fields and through the woods but on the whole it is pretty flat.”

Position	Gender Position	FVS parkrunner	Time
8	7	Grant RAMSAY	18:52
73	65	Tony RANDFIELD	23:04
77	68	Toby ECCLESHALL	23:10
80	8	Ashley JOHNSON	23:13
83	73	Craig BACON	23:18
103	90	Daniel VILJOEN	24:12
107	94	Martin DUDLEY	24:37
135	116	Ryan DUNNING	25:25
156	133	Mark BEASLEY	26:13
164	20	Lorraine HILL	26:44
188	155	Matt CLARKE	27:34
193	28	Fiona CLARKE	27:43
224	178	Jim BROWN	28:36
247	191	Paul JENNINGS	29:25
255	48	Claire EMMERSON	29:35
268	203	Nick KLEANTHOUS	29:56
316	79	Pamela VILJOEN	31:22
329	88	Monica SMITHSON	31:49
367	109	Caroline CROFT	33:15
380	118	Nikki NATION	34:09
393	124	Chloe CHAPMAN	34:47
401	252	Stephen SMITHSON	35:07
501	198	Tracy HAYGARTH	42:51
517	284	Roger BIGGS	46:47

Tags County Championships, Montane Spine, parkrun

Club News Race Results

AMAZING ADRIAN

Amazing ADRIAN BUSOLINI from Fairlands Valley Spartans has completed one of the toughest running events anywhere. He ran 268 miles of the Pennine Way in 120 hours 45 minutes 46 seconds in the Montane Spine Winter Race. This was a non-stop expedition style race from Edale in Derbyshire to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders. The time limit was 168 hours.

Gold, Silver and Bronze for Spartans in the 30^th Aniversary Fred Hughes 10

There were gold, silver and bronze medals for Fairlands Valley Spartans at the 30^th Anniversary Fred Hughes 10 (miles) race from St. Albans on Sunday. The race included the county championships for veterans.

SIMON JACKSON said it was very windy and hilly. He took SILVER in the men 40 plus category in 57 minutes 48 seconds (57:48) which was also a 40 second personal best from 13 years ago!

JOHN HARRIS is the new county champion for men 60 plus. He won with 1 hour 12 minutes 5 seconds (1:12:05).

Successfully defending a BRONZE medal he won only three weeks ago at the very end of 2023 JIM BROWN finished in 1:30:57 for third in the county championship for men 70 plus. That was 57 seconds quicker than on the same course twelve months ago and 46 seconds quicker than the last county championship.

In the open race GABBIE O’BRIEN finished in 1:17:14 and MARIE COLUCCI in 1:22:36. It was great to see 15 Spartans in the open race which had 1,003 finishers.

Pos	Name	Time	Category	Cat	Gender	Gender	Grade	Pace	Comments
16	Simon JACKSON	00:57:47	Ages 40 – 49	2	Male	16	78.23	5:46 min/m	County Silver
138	Mike JEFFS	01:09:23	Ages 20 – 39	60	Male	127	64.30	6:59 min/m
187	John HARRIS	01:12:05	Ages 60 – 69	2	Male	160	74.93	7:14 min/m	County Gold
207	Matt GIFFORD	01:12:45	Ages 50 – 59	29	Male	175	68.64	7:20 min/m
208	Matthew NEWTON	01:12:37	Ages 40 – 49	74	Male	176	62.52	7:20 min/m
294	Gabrielle OÆBRIEN	01:17:14	Ages 20 – 34	18	Female	53	62.56	7:49 min/m
412	Marie COLUCCI	01:22:36	Ages 45 – 54	38	Female	102	63.50	8:22 min/m
596	Jim BROWN	01:30:57	Ages 70 – 99	4	Male	402	64.61	9:17 min/m	County Bronze
809	Wendy THARANI	01:41:11	Ages 45 – 54	116	Female	316	54.09	10:22 min/m
816	Alison SHELLEY	01:41:08	Ages 45 – 54	119	Female	321	55.73	10:26 min/m
824	Nick KLEANTHOUS	01:42:31	Ages 60 – 69	47	Male	498	51.25	10:29 min/m
833	Nicola PATTMAN	01:42:13	Ages 45-54	122	Female	332	55.17	10:32 min/m
862	Sue HAMER	01:44:53	Ages 45 – 54	131	Female	356	53.18	10:48 min/m
891	Sharon CROWLEY	01:46:47	Ages 65 – 99	7	Female	377	60.52	11:05 min/m
962	Rebecca RAYNER	01:59:59	Ages 35 – 44	111	Female	432	41.40	12:25 min/m

Yuko Wins At Farnborough

YUKO GORDON was the fastest woman aged 70 plus in the Farnborough Half Marathon. She finished in 1:44:34 and was 86^th out of 732 women.

Parkrun 20^th January

For the Consolidated Results please click the link

Tags Farnborough Half Marathon, Fred Hughes 10, Montane Spine