James Kingston and Tonbridge dominate Kent League – UK results round-up

Cross-country motion together with Kent, Essex and Hampshire Leagues plus younger females dominate Serpentine 5km

KENT LEAGUE, Somerhill, Tonbridge, October 28

English Nationwide winner James Kingston was a transparent winner from Medway’s Teweldebrhan Menges with Ben Cole third on a tricky slippery course which turned extra treacherous after a heavy burst of rain throughout the girls’s race.

With 8 of the primary 11 locations, Tonbridge simply gained each the 4 and twelve to attain contests.

Tonbridge additionally gained the person girls’s race as Verity Hopkins proved too robust for the Blackheath pairing of Chloe Sharp and Morgan Squibb.

Carole Coulon, who gained the W45 Nationwide masters silver medal on this course final 12 months, completed fourth and ensured Blackheath simply gained the three to attain contest however they solely had 5 finishers so Tonbridge had been clear winners of the six to attain contest.

Hannah Clark repeated her under-20 win from the primary league in Footscray however her Blackheath team-mate Commonwealth Youth Video games 3000m bronze medallist Eliza Nicholson, who missed that fixture, was truly a minute faster in successful the under-17 race by two minutes. Blackheath gained each staff contests too.

Weald Triathlon’s Sophie Richmond repeated her under-15 victory from the primary league race as did Dartford’s under-13 Tyla Jade Thomas. Blackheath gained the under-15 staff occasion however Tonbridge headed Blackheath within the youthful age group.

Within the under-20 males, Josh Prendergast led Tonbridge to victory and barely faster was under-17 winner and clubmate Harrison Fraser the place once more Tonbridge got here out effectively on high.

English Faculties champion Joseph Scanes led within the under-15’s by 40 seconds from team-mate Joseph Hill, who had gained the primary fixture as Blackheath held off Tonbridge by a few factors.

Oscar Barker, who was second in Footscray, went one higher within the under-13 race this time and led Ashford to a slender win over Blackheath.

Senior males (8km):1 James Kingston Tonbridge AC 25:542 Teweldebrhan Menges Medway and Maidstone AC 26:083 Ben Cole (M35) Tonbridge AC 26:184 Christopher Thomas Invicta East Kent AC 27:305 Ted Higgins Tonbridge AC 27:546 Jack Higgins Tonbridge AC 28:017 Michael Ellis Tonbridge AC 28:178 Liam White Tunbridge Wells Harriers 28:189 Daniel Bradley Tonbridge AC 28:3210 Charlie Crick Tonbridge AC 28:3711 Calum Laing Tonbridge AC 28:4112 Ben Tyler (M35) Medway and Maidstone AC 28:4713 Andrew Headley Medway and Maidstone AC 28:5014 Jamie Walsh Medway and Maidstone AC 29:0415 George Marshall Tonbridge AC 29:0416 Micah Evans (M40) Blackheath and Bromley H AC 29:1017 Mouctar Barry Central Park Athletics 29:1418 Ben Shearer (M45) Cambridge Harriers 29:2319 Cameron Chambers Tonbridge AC 29:2720 Anthony Webb (M45) Medway and Maidstone AC 29:31

M40: 2 Jay Smith Tonbridge AC 30:26; 3 Edward Steele Tunbridge Wells Harriers 31:00

M45: 3 Julian Rendall Tonbridge AC 30:51

M50:1 Allan Lee Sevenoaks AC 30:07; 2 Luca Ercolani Blackheath and Bromley H AC 32:12; 3 Gavin Whitlock Invicta East Kent AC 33:10

M55: 1 Stephen Male Folkestone Working and Athletics Membership 31:36; 2 Richard Tomlinson Medway and Maidstone AC 31:42; 3 Krzysztof Klidzia Folkestone 32:42

M60: 1 Graeme Saker Tonbridge AC 33:41; 2 Steve Georgiadis Orpington Highway Runners 36:00; 3 Geoff Turner Tunbridge Wells Harriers 36:30

M65: 1 Michael Beecher Beckenham Working Membership 39:42; 2 John Gurney Dartford Harriers AC 39:49; 3 Luigi Arcuri (Blackheath and Bromley H AC 42:13

TEAM (4 to attain): 1 Tonbridge AC 15; 2 Medway and Maidstone AC 41; 3 Blackheath and Bromley H 98; 4 Cambridge Harriers 122; 5 Tunbridge Wells H 126; 6 Central Park 179

TEAM (12 to attain): 1 Tonbridge 139; 2 Medway and Maidstone 334; 3 Blackheath and Bromley H 741

M70 (5km):1 John Harley (M70) Tonbridge AC 25:492 Christopher Dellow (M70) Dartford Highway Runners 25:553 Richard Seabrook (M75) Beckenham Working Membership 26:104 James Graham (M70) Sevenoaks AC 27:445 Keith Dungate (M75) Cambridge Harriers 29:206 John Wilkins (M70) Istead & Ifield Harriers 29:26

M75: 3 Peter Hadley (M75) Cambridge Harriers 31:15

U20 males (5km)1 Joshua Prendergast Tonbridge AC 17:572 Erwan Rostan Cambridge Harriers 17:583 James Barnes Blackheath and Bromley H AC 18:094 Jack Sharpe Tonbridge AC 18:255 David Poungui Cambridge Harriers 18:296 Angus Currie Tonbridge AC 18:30

TEAM: 1 Tonbridge AC 11

U17 males (5km)1 Harrison Fraser Tonbridge AC 17:552 Toby Bawtree Tonbridge AC 17:563 Franklin Shepherd Medway and Maidstone AC 17:574 Olly Buck Cambridge Harriers 18:075 Joseph Hunt Tonbridge AC 18:146 Jed Starvis Blackheath and Bromley H AC 18:16

TEAM: 1 Tonbridge AC 8; 2 Blackheath and Bromley H 31; 3 Medway and Maidstone AC 43

U15 boys (4km)1 Joseph Scanes Blackheath and Bromley H AC 13:052 Joseph Hill Blackheath and Bromley H AC 13:453 Peter Fitzmaurice Tonbridge AC 13:564 James Petrie Tonbridge AC 14:085 Freddie Gibson Medway and Maidstone AC 14:206 Henry Cleary Tonbridge AC 14:22

TEAM: 1 Blackheath and Bromley H AC 11; 2 Tonbridge AC 13; 3 Cambridge H 58

U13 boys (3km)

1 Oscar Barker Ashford AC 10:282 Zacchaeus Kelman Blackheath and Bromley H AC 10:343 Finley Paton Ashford AC 10:564 Jamie Rogers Tonbridge AC 10:575 Alex Smith Blackheath and Bromley H AC 11:026 Jago Dinnage Weald Tri Membership 11:07

TEAM: 1 Ashford AC 13; 2 Blackheath and Bromley H AC 14; 3 Tonbridge 24

Senior girls (8km):

1 Verity Hopkins Tonbridge AC 32:032 Chloe Sharp Blackheath and Bromley H AC 32:153 Morgan Squibb Blackheath and Bromley H AC 32:454 Carole Coulon (W45) Blackheath and Bromley H AC 33:555 Charlotte Johnston Maidstone Harriers 34:056 Renata McDonnell (W45) Invicta East Kent AC 34:067 Amy Seager South Kent Harriers 34:068 Amelie Karlsson Tunbridge Wells Harriers 34:089 Annabel Carter Tonbridge AC 34:30 SW10 Hannah Roberts (W40) Dartford Harriers AC 34:5611 Maria Heslop (W55) Tonbridge AC 35:0512 Gemma Carter-Collins (W40) Ashford and District RRC 35:5113 Emily Hale Medway and Maidstone AC 35:59 SW14 Katie Sanders (W40) Cambridge Harriers 36:2315 Katie Painter Medway Tri 36:28 SW16 Emily Nash Tunbridge Wells Harriers 36:2817 Julie Backley (W50) Cambridge Harriers 36:5518 Nicola Goodwin (W40) Folkestone Working and Athletics Membership 37:2219 Ashley Pearson (W45) Blackheath and Bromley H AC 37:2920 Elizabeth Brookes (W40) Central Park Athletics 37:31

W50: 2 Penny Pilbeam Tonbridge AC 38:18; 3 Karen Cudmore Medway and Maidstone AC 38:50

W55: 2 Maria Hjorth Cambridge Harriers 41:09; 3 Christine Bond Cambridge Harriers 41:20

W60: 1 Gail Arnott Beckenham Working Membership 46:33; 2 Gillian Lawrence Orpington Highway Runners 48:29; 3 Denise Rose Central Park 50:24

TEAM (3 to attain): 1 Blackheath and Bromley H AC 9; 2 Tonbridge AC 21; 3 Cambridge H 52 ; 4 Tunbridge Wells H 55; 5 Medway and Maidstone 73; 6 Dartford H 92

TEAM (6 to attain): 1 Tonbridge AC 96; 2 Cambridge Harriers 142; 3 Tunbridge Wells Harriers 182

W65 (5km): 1 Stella Richardson Tunbridge Wells Harriers 29:482 Barbara Ockendon (W70) Istead & Ifield Harriers 30:143 Janice Moorekite (Larkfield AC 30:184 Maria MacDonald (W70) Cambridge Harriers 30:29

U20 girls 5km:

1 Hannah Clark Blackheath and Bromley H AC 19:032 Carys Firth Blackheath and Bromley H AC 19:323 Ella Webb Medway and Maidstone AC 19:384 AmyJayne Goodhand Invicta East Kent AC 20:125 Abigail Royden Medway and Maidstone AC 20:256 Jess Poland Tonbridge AC 20:55

TEAM: 1 Blackheath and Bromley H 14; 2 Medway and Maidstone AC 15

U17 girls 5km:

1 Eliza Nicholson Blackheath and Bromley H AC 17:552 Lauren Mitchell Medway Tri 20:053 Amelia Lawrence Cambridge Harriers 20:114 Megan Slattery Blackheath and Bromley H AC 20:305 Amber Matthews Medway and Maidstone AC 20:466 Holly Diprose Sevenoaks AC 20:54

TEAM: 1 Blackheath and Bromley H 12; 2 Medway and Maidstone AC 23; 3 Tonbridge AC 54

U15 ladies 4km:1 Sophie Richmond Weald Tri Membership 15:052 Iris Williams Blackheath and Bromley H AC 15:113 Aoife McDonagh Blackheath and Bromley H AC 15:464 Rose Crossley Medway and Maidstone AC 16:065 Marley Reeves Greenwich Tritons 16:156 Niamh Stanley Blackheath and Bromley H AC 16:28

TEAM: 1 Blackheath and Bromley H 11; 2 Medway and Maidstone 46; 3 Tonbridge AC 49

U13 ladies 3km:

1 Tyla Jade Thomas Dartford Harriers AC 11:112 Purdey Hutchings Tonbridge AC 11:283 Sienna Ellis Tonbridge AC 11:444 Matilda Holliday Dartford Harriers AC 12:015 Charlotte Foster Cambridge Harriers 12:026 Alba Homans-Yau Blackheath and Bromley H AC 12:10

TEAM: 1 Tonbridge AC 16; 2 Blackheath and Bromley H AC 24; 3 Cambridge H 24

HAMPSHIRE LEAGUE, Aldershot, October 28

Wellesley Woods once more offered a venue for this the league opener and noticed hosts Aldershot in nearly full management of the senior races, Martin Duff studies.

Because the course turned very muddy, James Dargan, the English Nationwide runner-up and South of England junior champion, headed the senior males’s race house.

On the line, the Aldershot runner was about 50-metres forward of Thomas Syckelmoore, who had notched three particular person wins on this sequence final winter in addition to taking the Hampshire championship.

Tom Chandler, Raif Serif and Liam Stone adopted for Aldershot as they claimed 4 of the highest 5 slots, however it was high veteran Andy Greenleaf in sixth for Winchester.

The ladies’s race noticed Megan Gadsby lead hosts Aldershot to a strong staff victory because the heavens opened and turned the world right into a mud-bath whereas Pippa Roessler and junior Katie Pye had been additionally within the high 5.

The Aldershot trio had been cut up by Basingstoke’s Maddie Deadman and Southampton’s Lily Hawkins.

Gadsby had gained the South of England championships for first declare membership Metropolis of Norwich earlier than inserting second within the English Nationwide and right here simply acquired the nod on Deadman, who was solely twenty sixth in final 12 months’s Southern.

Roessler had gained the closing fixture within the league final March earlier than inserting sixth within the junior Inter-Counties every week later.

Elsewhere within the girls’s age group races, solely Florence East broke up the Aldershot monopoly by taking the under-17 occasion however it was all Aldershot within the two youngest age teams.

Poppy Visitor was high under-13, however the largest win went to Kitty Sott within the under-15 occasion. The English Nationwide second placer and southern champion gained by 43 seconds from Jersey’s Isla Corridor, who was fifth in that Southern race.

In solely his second outing of the 12 months, Ethan Skipwith led Winchester to a strong under-15 staff win and construct on two under-13 league wins two years earlier.

Males: 1 J Dargan (AFD, U20) 32:18; 2 T Syckelmoore (BMH) 32:31; 3 T Chandler (AFD, U20) 32:52; 4 R Serif (SAFD) 32:58; 5 L Stone (AFD) 33:00; 6 A Greenleaf (Win, M40) 33:10; 7 M Revier (Soton) 33:16; 8 M Ethderidge (AFD) 33:22; 9 L Jolly (Learn, M40) 33:27; 10 F Slemeck (Win) 33:29

M45: 1 J Baker (Ports) 35:03

M50: 1 L Nortcliff (Learn RR) 38:00

M60: 1 P Jewell (Learn RR) 41:03

U20: 4 J Atwell (Soton) 33:32

Div 1 TEAM: 1 AFD 21; 2 Winchester 70; 3 Soton U 108; 4 Basingstoke & Mid Hants 127; 5 Soton 167; 6 Studying 357

Div 2 TEAM: 1 Learn RR 310; 2 Portsmouth 394; 3 Poole 485

Div 3 TEAM: 1 Hamwic 461

M40 TEAM: 1 Winchester 27; 2 BMH 38; 3 AFD 42

U17: 1 O Smith (AFD) 20:38; 2 B Andrews-Callec (Jers) 20:33; 3 C Collins (Poole) 20:41; 4 W Smith (AFD) 20:51; 5 E Carney (Jers) 20:55; 6 I Thomas (Win) 20:59

TEAM: 1 AFD 19; 2 Jersey 25; 3 Winchester 45

U15: 1 E Skipwith (Win) 12:49; 2 S Noot (Win) 13:02; 3 O Reynolds (Ports) 30:24; 4 D Orbell (AFD) 13;54; 5 S Murray (Win) 13:57; 6 C Chambers (Soton) 13;59

TEAM: 1 Winchester 8; 2 Portsmouth 20; 3 Soton 38

U13: 1 A Burniston (BMH) 10:46; 2 C Grocott (B’mth) 10:49; 3 L Furby (Win) 10:58; 4 T Wilson (Jers) 11:06; 5 R Austin (B’mth) 11:09; 6 T Baker (Ports) 11;10

TEAM: 1 Portsmouth 21; 2 BMH 26; 3 Winchester 45

Ladies: 1 M Gadsby (AFD) 22;13; 2 M Deadman (BMH) 22;13; 3 P Roessler (AFD, U20) 22:17; 4 L Hawkins (Soton) 22:18; 5 Ok Pye (AFD, U20) 22:19; 6 Ok Eastlea (AFD) 22;24; 7 L Coward (AFD) 22:32; 8 M Jordan-Lee (AFD) 22:36; 9 S Winstone (Soton) 22:54; 10 P Bramwell-Reeks (B’mth) 23:32

W40: 1 R Wallace (SAFD) 23:41; 2 E Jolly (Ports) 24:24

W50: 1 S Francis (Learn) 25:15

W60: 1 C Wheeler (Over) 28:14

TEAM: 1 AFD 9; 2 Soton 31; 3 BMH 56; 4 Soton U 64; 5 Portsmouth 97; 6 Studying 103

W35 TEAM: 1 AFD 23; 2 Winchester 27; 3 Studying 39

U20 TEAM:  1 AFD 7; 2 Soton U 30

U17: 1 F East (Ports) 14:22; 2 I Grey (Salis) 14:49; 3 Z Rennie (Learn) 14:57; 4 I Edwards (BMH) 14:59; 5 C Jones (Ports) 15:09; 6 E Wells (Poole) 15:12

TEAM: 1 Portsmouth 14; 2 Studying 24; 3 BMH 38

U15: 1 Ok Scott (AFD) 14:07; 2 I Corridor (Jers) 14:50; 3 Ok McBride (AFD) 15:01; 4 B North (Ports) 15:02; 5 U Doublet BMH) 15:03; 6 I Cherritt (B’mth) 15:18

 TEAM: 1 AFD 12; 2 Portsmouth 20; 3 BMH 35

U13: 1 P Visitor (AFD) 11:32; 2 F Croucher (AFD) 11;48; 3 Ok Hoope (Soton) 11:57; 4 D Bulters (Win) 12:20; 5 I Straw (Ports) 12:26; 6 Ok Dover (AFD) 12:38

TEAM: 1 AFD 9; 2 Portsmouth 27; 3 Winchester 23

ESSEX LEAGUE, Basildon, October 28

James Connor scored a repeat victory as Gloucester Park was pressed into service and Adam Hickey moved up from third, in that first match, to second, Martin Duff studies.

The 40-year-old Connor had one other snug win however Hickey, recovering from damage closed the hole to 33 seconds after being 62 in arears within the opener.

Junior Oscar Graham-Pereira was second final day out however right here was shunted again to fifth as Braintree membership mate Peter Coates took third.

It was ‘as-you-were’ on the entrance of the ladies’s race as Lizzie Wellstead, the South of England under-20 champion, once more acquired the higher of veteran Rachel Wiseman. Wellstead comfortably got here out on high however the margin was simply eight seconds as these two had been greater than two minutes away from the remaining.

Within the under-15 ladies race, English Nationwide and Inter-Counties fourth-placer Olivia Forrest once more come out on high as her Brentwood Beagles clubmate Evangeline Warn was a distant second.

Nevertheless, it was Southend who dominated the under-17 girls’s race as Uliana Taylor headed membership mates first race winner Abi Aitken and Georgina Levy.

Males: 1 J Connor (Hav’g, M40) 29:45; 2 A Hickey (S’finish) 30:18; 3 P Coates (Mind) 30:29; 4 B Davis (Hav’ing) 30:31; 5 O Graham-Pereira (Mind, U20) 30:35; 6 L Carsten-Harknett (Orion) 30:38; 7 S Dhillon (Thurr) 30:43; 8 S Norris (S’finish) 30:45; 9 C Burgoyne (S’discipline), M40 30:47; 10 R Warner (Hav’ing, M40) 30:49

M40: 2 T Gardner (Ilf) 31:40

M45: 1 L Taylor (S’finish) 32:04

M50: 1 R Maidment (Orion) 32:02

M55: 1 S David-Philcox (Ilf) 35:32; 2 A Smalls (Col H) 36:23

M60: 1 C Ridley (Col H) 35:54

M65: 1 C Purse (S’discipline) 41:05

M70: 1 D Butler (Invoice’cay) 41:02

M75: 1 P Binns (S’finish) 45:34

TEAM:Div 1: 1 Southend 70; 2 Havering 85; 3 Orion 157Div 2: 1 Leigh-on-Sea 332; 2 Brentwood 1000; 3 S Woodham 1034M40 TEAM: 1 Havering 116; 2 Orion 146; 3 Springfield 191

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores)TEAM:Div 1: 1 Southend 2; 2 Havering 4; 3 Thurrock 7Div 2: 1 Leigh-on-Sea 2; 2q S Woodham/Phoenix 7M40 TEAM: 1 eq Havering/Orion 3; 3 Southend 7

U17:1 T Rees-Jones (S’finish) 23:32; 2 M Sanderson (B’wooden) 23:52; 3 A Durham (Chelms) 24:02; 4 W Sweeney (Chelm) 24:22; 5 F Greenleaf (Col H) 24:40; 6 F Ryan-Evison (Bas) 24:46TEAM (3 to attain): 1 Chelmsford 18; 2 Basildon 21; 3 Southend 28

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores)TEAM: 1 Chelmsford 2; 2eq Basildon/Southend 5

U151 S Horsley (Ilf) 15:13; 2 G Watkins (Harl) 15:27; 3 F McLaren (Hav’ing) 15:51; 4 S Sweeney (Hav’ing) 15:13; 5 J Parrott (Chelm) 16:22; 6 J Ray-Elder Chelm) 16:28TEAM: 1 Chelmsford 31; 2 Havering 40; 3 Ilford 65

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores):TEAM: 1 Chelmsford 2; 2 Havering 4; 3 Southend 8

U131 A Hart (C&T) 11;43; 2 W Hughes (Bas) 12:04; 3 C McGurk (Bas) 12;11TEAM: 1 Basildon 16; 2 Havering 57; 3 SS Athletics 83

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores):TEAM: 1 Basildon 2; 2 Havering 6; Colchester & T 7

Women1 L Wellstead (Col H, U20) 26:56; 2 R Wiseman (Bas, W40) 27:04; 3 L Callan (Col H) 29:11; 4 L Reed (Hav’ing) 29:24; 5 R Vickers (Col H) 29:30; 6 R Luxton (Chelm) 29:44; 7 J Stretton (S’discipline) 30:19; 8 M Williams (Chelm) 30:33; 9 Z Oldfield (Lought, W45) 30:43; 10 S Williams (Grange F&D, W40) 30:44

W45: 1 H Rogerson (Orion) 33:09

W50: 1 C Hayes (Grange F&D) 34:15

W55: 1 M Deasy (Col H) 33:36

W60: 1 C Deacon (Invoice’cay) 39:49

W65: 1 J King (Col H) 43;43

TEAM:Div 1: 1 Colchester H 38; 2 Chelmsford 49; 3 Havering 52; 4 Grange F&D 140; 5 Orion 146; 6 Loughton 205Div 2: 1 Springfield 92; 2 Leigh-on-Sea 93; 3 Basildon 210

W35 TEAM: 1 Grange F&D 86; 2 Loughton 99; 3 Orion 122

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores):TEAM:Div 1: 1 Col H 3; 2 Chelmsford 5; 3 Havering 6Div 2: 1eq Leigh-on-Sea/Basildon 4; 3 Springfield 5W35 TEAM: 1 Grange F&D 2; 2 Colchester H 6; 3eq Orion/Tiptree 8

U17:1 L Taylor (S’finish) 28:43; 2 A Aitken (S’finish) 28:36; 3 G Levy (S’finish) 28:48; 4 A Milburn (C&T) 29:31; 5 H Evans (Hav’g) 30:52; 6 C Sergeant (C&T) 31:04TEAM: 1 Southend; 2 Colchester & T; 3 Havering

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores):TEAM: 1 Southend 2; 2 Colchester & T 4; 3 Havering 6

U151 O Forrest (B’wooden) 15:52; 2 E Warn (B’wooden) 17:11; 3 D Stollery (Chelm) 17:23; 4 I Forrest (B’wooden) 17:34; 5 O Friel (Hav’ing) 17:37; 6 Z Morley (Bas) 17:44TEAM: 1 Brentwood; 2 Basildon; 3 Havering

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores):TEAM: 1 Brentwood 2; 2 Basildon 5; 3 Southend 6

U131 S Smith (Hav’g) 11:45; 2 I Eida (Chelm) 12:48; 3 F Phillips (Chelm) 13:05TEAM: 1 Chelmsford; 2 Basildon; 3 Brentwood

Standings after 2 matches (greatest 4 scores):TEAM: 1 Chelmsford 2; 2eq Basildon/Brentwood 5

RON HILL UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER CROSS-COUNTRY RELAYS, Wythenshawe, October 28

Practically 200 scholar groups began on this, the 57th working of the long-established relay that went forward regardless of the torrential rain that had prompted cancellations elsewhere, Martin Duff studies.

Birmingham College fully dominated the lads’s race with six groups within the high 10 and their A staff led all through after Tyler Bilyard had introduced them house effectively forward on the close to 3km opener with an 8:47 clocking.

This was to face as the very best of the day, though his staff mate Tomer Taragano got here shut on the ‘glory’ leg with 8:51 to kind of full the rout.

The third greatest time went to Oliver Good with an 8:57 clocking within the Birmingham B staff.

It was an identical story within the girls’s three stage race the place the Birmingham outfits once more had the highest two groups house and, once more, six within the high ten.

Birmingham could have led all through however it was Ella Greenaway, from a lowly rated trio who led the primary lap cost and was rewarded with the quickest girls’s lap time of 10:18 earlier than Kate Willis with an equal second-best time of 10:21 put their A staff forward. Rose Chesterfield then completed issues off for Birmingham.

Durham’s Jasmin Wooden had adopted Greenaway house on the primary stage for the opposite 10:21 cut up.

Males (6x3km approx.): 1 Birmingham U 54:42 (T Bilyard 8:47, F Profitt 9:04, N Campion 9:18, S Birkett 9:32, T Shaw 9:10, T Taragano 8:51); 2 Birmingham U B 56:38 (W Sim 9:17, S Hopkins 9:11, O Good 9:14, E O’Sheam 9:19, I Rothwell10:07, T Bridger 9:30); 3 Durham U 56:52 (J O’Connell 9:13, J Smith 9:00, M Kendall 9:52, A Lawson 9:53, J Rashbrook 9:25, A James 9:29); 4 Leeds U 57:19; 5 Birmingham U C 57:45; 6 Bristol U 58: 03; 7 Manchester U 58:06; 8 Birmingham U J 58:11; 9 Birmingham U D 59:16; 10 Birmingham U L 58:35

Quickest: Bilyard 8:47, Taragano 8:51; Good 8:57

63 males’s groups of six completed

Ladies (3x3km approx): 1 Birmingham U 31:32 (C Alexandrer 10:41, Ok Willis 10:21, R Chesterfield 10:30); 2 Birmingham U F 32:48 (H Weedall 10:29, M Todd-McIntyre 10:50, C Vaughan 11:29), ; 3 Leeds U 32:50 (B Bergstrand 11:00, M Johnson 11:06, S Coutts 10:44); 4 Leeds Beckett U 33:16; 5 Birmingham U N 33:21; 6 Durham U 33:25; 7 Birmingham U L 33:32; 8 Birmingham U E 34:02; 9 Birmingham U Ok 34:04; 10 Durham U B 34:12

Quickest: E Greenaway (Birm U) 10:18; Willis/J Wooden (Durham) 10:21

86 girls’s groups of three completed

Blended (6x3km approx): 1 Birmingham U 62:33; 2 York U 63:11; 3 Birmingham U I 64:23

39 combined groups of six completed

SURREY MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS, Ewell, October 28

Nonsuch Park was pressed into service and Georgie Bruinvels ran out the winner with the largest victory margin when taking the ladies’s race by 85 seconds, Martin Duff studies.

This was over high W50 Nikki Sturzaker, the European Masters 800m champion and silver medallist over 1500m and 5000m at those self same Pescara championships.

Together with her first declare membership, Aldershot being affiliated to Surrey AA, Bruinvels, the South of England champion, needed to put on that membership’s colors fairly than the South London vest she normally wears in Surrey League races.

The boys’s race was for Masters over 35 years of age however it was Gary Laybourne who got here out on high of fellow M40s John Hutchins and Duncan Woolmer.

Laybourne was fifth general and first veteran, within the mass begin on the 2022 London Marathon with a PB 2;21:07 clocking however has had a quieter 2023 regardless of successful the Dorking 10 outright again in June.

Males M35+ (10km):

1 G Laybourne (S Lon, M40) 31:23; 2 J Hutchins (Wok, M40) 31:45; 3 D Woolmer (Walt, M40) 32:03; 4 C Excessive (G&G) 32:31; 5 B Paviour (Herne H, M50) 32;38; 6 M Huntley 32:47; 7 J Smith (Rane) 33:03; 8 O Gosden (G&G, M45) 33:17; 9 T South (Dulw R, M45) 33:48; 10 S Richardson (S Lon) 33:51

M45: 4 N Henderson (E&E) 34:21; 5 J Wilson (E&E) 34:54

M50: 2 N Tearle (G&G) 34:07; 3 S Winder (E&E) 34:41; 4 S Criminal (E&E) 34:56; 5 P Cheetham (THH) 35:32

M55: 1 T Sales space (G&G) 35:12; 3 N Reissland (S Lon) 36:02; 3 N Urquia (Herne H) 36:24; 4 G Holcroft (G&G) 36:29; 5 Ok Woodward (Eps OB) 36:53

M60: 1 M Tennyson (G&G) 35:41; 2 D Ogden (S Lon) 36:51; 3 D Williams (G&G) 37:04; 4 M Stone (SoC) 37:24; 5 T Conlon (Herne H) 37:59

M35 Crew: 1 Walton 9; 2 S London 15; 3 Epsom & Ewell 27

M45 Crew: 1 E&E 15; 2 Guildford & Godalming 18; 3 S London 25

M55 Crew: 1 G&G 8; 2 Herne H 23; 3 S London 24

M65+ (6km)

1 G Quarton (S Lon) 26:02; 2 S Bean (E&E) 26:10; 3 H Balfour (Dulw R) 27:41; 4 J Foss (S Lon) 27:47; 5 M Fletcher (Strag) 27:57; 6 P Sanderson (G&G) 28:49

M70: 1 G Smith (E&E) 32:43

M75: 1 P Giles (HW) 30:28

M80: 1 D Kew (Rane) 34:50

M65 Crew: 1 S London 8; 2 Stragglers 15; 3 Epsom Oddballs 23

Ladies (6km):

1 G Bruinvels (AFD) 22:43; 2 N Sturzaker (Herne H, W50) 24:08; 3 Ok Hedgethorne (THH) 24:33; 4 M Gecconi (E&E) 25:14; 5 Ok Ellison (Herne H, W40) 25:26; 6 Ok Smith (Dulw R, W40) 25:50; 7 M Armstrong-Plieth (Crow, W40) 25:51; 8 S Walker (DMV, W50) 25:51; 9 S Swaine (Herne H) 25:56; 10 D Jackson (S Lon, W50) 26:40

W55: 1 R Hutton (S Lon) 27:21; 2 V Filsell (THH) 27:36; 3 M Lennon (Dulw R) 27:40; 4 B O’Donovan (Wimb W) 29:14

W60: 1 S Harrison (G&G) 27:46; 2 P Iannella (S Lon) 29:23; 3 M Coe-Obrien (S Lon) 30:24

W65: 1 J Taylor (Wimb W) 36:03

W70: 1 M Statham-Berry (Ling) 34:04

W35 Crew: 1 E&E 11; 2 Herne H 17; 3 Wimbledon Windmilers 23

W45 Crew: 1 S London 10; 2 G&G 15; 3 Collingwood 25

W55 Crew: 1 S London 8; 2 Wimb W 16; 3 Stragglers 3

Highway

STROUD HALF-MARATHON, October 29

Males: 1 L Stopford Stroud 70:59; 2 M Rees Swan 71:09; 3 B Gregory Stroud 71:41

Ladies: 1 R Felton 80:18; 2 A Bullingham 84:56; 3 E Chandler 85:54

SERPENTINE LAST FRIDAY 5km, Hyde Park, October 27

Ollie Garrod who set a world observe greatest over 40 miles in April, confirmed good pace to win the lads’s race in 15:09.

The ladies’s race noticed the distinctive occurance of the primary three runners all being under-15 ladies.

Olivia Forrest set an age group file with a time of 16:38 which positioned her seventh general. Forrest, who’s aged 14, had competed over 80 instances to this point in 2023 and final winter remarkably medalled within the English Nationwide, UK Inter Counties, English Faculties, Faculties Worldwide and South of England Championships.

Unusually because it’s usually dominated by feminine masters, Forrest additionally gained the age-graded contest with 94.9% and it was simply the quickest girls’s time since Emilia Gorecka ran 16:32 in 2016.

Tara Ferguson (17:34) and English Nationwide under-13 winner Jorjia March ( 17:39) accomplished a youthful high three whereas behind them Jack Haywood, additionally making use of half-term vacation, set a boys under-13 file of 17:54.

Males: 1 O Garrod Bel 15:09; 2 T Mackay Ful 15:23; 3 R Kelly Bel 16:05

M45: 1 N Shasha Orion 16:50

M55: 1 R Shulman Lon H 18:04; 2 C Hartley 18:18

M60: 1 T Conlon Herne H 19:15

Ladies: 1 O Forrest Brentw B U15 16:38; 2 T Ferguson WSEH U15 17:34; 3 J March Barn U15 17:39; 4 N Lenane Belg 17:45

W55: 1 S MacDonald S Lon 20:49

W65: 1 L Wilson ESM 23:25

ATW MALLORY PARK 10km, Leicestershire, October 29

 Total:

1 J Arens 32:53; 2 J Shirley 34:50; 3 P Expensive (Hales) 34:54

M50: 1 D Indicate 36:48

Ladies:

1 T Tosh (Hunc, W45) 44:04; 2 L Sullivan (Dav, W55) 49:25; 3 S Tait (Ivanhoe, W65) 52:18

 GRAND CANAL MT CANTER, Tiverton, Devon, October 29

 Total (10km):

1 S Deller (Ilfra) 33:46; 2 J Younger (M45) 39:56; 3 B Vickary 40:47

Ladies:

1 E Dominey (W40) 42:52; 2 A Innis 52:07; 3 I Harris (100 Mara, W60) 52:20

Total (13.1M):

1 R Haynes (Erme V, M40) 80:19; 2 R Candy (W45) 87:09; 3 J Saunders (Teign, M60) 88:45

Ladies:

1 V Ogg 1:44;59; 2 B Wylde 1:46:49; 3 N Kelly (W40) 1:47:35

Total (26.2M):

1 R Brown (M50) 2:55:14; 2 C Ridler 3:00:27; 3 S Baker (S Molt, W35) 3:12:05

Ladies:

1 Baker 3:12:05; 2 N Suirratt (Torb) 4:0254; 3 C McKenny (W40) 4:04:06

LANCING 10km, West Sussex, October 29

 Total:

1 D Fitzgerald (Vegan, M40) 36:59; 2 T Sexton (M45) 37:15; 3 D Quinn (S Lon, M40) 37:48

Ladies:

1 N Petit (Guern) 38:44; 2 E Oldham (Worc, W40) 45:11; 3 B Fleming 45:26

PENDLE WITCHES 10km, Lancashire, October 29

 Total:

1 J Monk (Preston) 32:44; 2 C Queen 35:53; 3 J Parker (Prest, M45) 37:48

M70: 1 M Walker (S’port W) 44:21

Ladies:

1 D Gibson 38:03; 2 L Finlay (W50) 38:33; 3 J Evans-Hill (W40) 42:21

RIVER THAMES HALF-MARATHON, Walton -on-Thames, Surrey, October 29

Total:

1 P Piper (W4H, M40) 72:14; 2 D Wilmer (Aalt, M40) 72:58; 3 C Wright 74:39

Ladies:

1 M Smith 77:56; 2 M Gibson (Ealing E, W35) 83:08; 3 Ok Murrell (Norw RR, W40) 86:29

W50: 1 J Donovan 93:06

W60: 1 M Coe-O’Brien (S Lon) 1:43:14

STEEPDOWN CHALLENGE MT, Lancing, West Sussex, October 29

It was race win quantity 1096 for Chichester Runners’ James Baker on this occasion which was a part of the favored West Sussex Enjoyable Run League.

The occasion climbed as much as the highest of the downs above Lancing and noticed a climb to the Trigg level 172 metres above the beginning.

Total (powerful 8km, 172m):

1 J Baker (Chich R, M45) 28:18; 2 G Ross (Steyn) 29:02; 3 L Briscoe (Fitt) 29:58

Ladies:

1 L Bourne (Hove) 33:55; 2 A Robinson (Price) 35:00; 3 G Moffatt (P’slade) 35:27

STORT MT 30, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, October 29

 Total:

1 F Imamura (TRA, M40) 4:00:13; 2 Ok Pickering (Halstead, W40) 4:02:48; 3 M Moyes (M40) 4:09:13

Ladies:

1 Pickering (W40) 4:02:48; 2 E Atkins (C&C) 4:16:14; 3 A Clowes (W45) 5:15:06

TAMWORTH 10km, Staffordshire, October 29

Total:

1 M Scarsbrook 31:32; 2 J Bradley (Bit, U20) 33:40; 3 D Stevens (N&P, U20) 33:49

Ladies:

1 S Honkowicz (Tam, U20) 41:55; 2 Ok Holliday (B’ville, W35) 42:14; 3 S Hayman 43:59

W60: 1 S Eason (N’brook) 45:59

EVEN SPLITS LEEDS 5km SERIES, Leeds, October 25

Total: 1 G Anderson (HPH, M35) 16:42; 2 A Turner (Roundhay Runners, M35) 16:52; 3 D Garton Jones (Eryri) 16:56

M50: 1 M Fillingham (Salt) 16:59

Ladies: 1 C Clark Taylor 19:03; 2 R Pritchard (Sky) 19:28; 3 G Baynes (Vall) 19:52

W50: 1 A Spencer (Vall) 20:09

Fell races

BRONTE WAY, Wycoller to Haworth, October 29

Matthew Athersmith gained from his cousin Lee with M50 Ian Holmes third.

Katherine Klunder gained the ladies’s race by eight minutes.

Total (12km/351m): 1 M Athersmith (Wharf) 55:57; 2 L Athersmith (Wharf, M40) 57:10; 3 I Holmes (Bing, M50) 57:12; 4 M Sennett (Wharf, M40) 59:35; 5 E Hassell (Wharf) 60:27; 6 A Ford (Calder V, M40) 62:08

M60: N Hayhurst (Bowl) 66:08

M70: J Carman (Traw) 96:22

Ladies: 1 Ok Klunder (Chorley, W40) 67:21; 2 E Taylor (Barl) 75:12; 3 T Kelly (W40) 76:43; 4 C Taylor (Calder V, W50) 77:45

W60: C Whitaker (Tod) 87:43

BENNACHIE HILL RACE, Oyne, October 29

Total (8.2M/1500ft): 1 J Gamble (Insch TR) 61:38; 2 I Manson (Metro) 61:41; 3 S Milton (Moray) 62:04; 4 H Battle (Metro) 65:22; 5 C Williamson (Cosmic) 66:18; 6 M Simmers 66:45

M40: R Brookes (Cosmic) 67:48

M50: D Barclay (Gari) 72:54

M60: D Croll (Dees R) 84:17

Ladies: 1 M Cooper (Dees R) 78:29; 2 Ok Henderson (Dees R) 87:23; 3 A Tait (Falk TR) 89:05; 4 M McInnes 91:07

W40: C Gallagher 96:35

W50: N Redgwell (Gari) 1:45:47

“RUNNING BEAR” RACE YOU TO THE SUMMIT, Littleborough, October 28

Total (4M/800ft): 1 J Wynne (Horsf Fellan) 31:46; 2 A worster (Calder V) 32:11; 3 M Burley (Macc) 32:45; 4 A Donald (SLUOC) 33:35; 5 J Hutchinson (Traff, U17) 34:06; 6 D Leckie (Tod) 34:09

M45: B Taylor (Ross) 34:17

M50: D Middlemas (Vall) 35:33

M55: M Wharton (Calder V) 38:45

M60: P Boardman (Horw) 40:46

M70: A Bibby (Tod) 48:37

M75: J Norman (Alt) 53:46

Ladies: 1 H Web page (Calder V) 35:13; 2 F Royle (Lanc U) 37:13; 3 CM Jackson (Calder V) 37:38; 4 E Matos (U21) 38:07

W45: C Holden (Calder V) 41:32

W55: A Johnson (Calder V) 42:15

U17: J McGregor (Calder V) 45:40

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