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2018 Results DECEMBER Buntingford 10 – 30th December POS NAME TIME - Mick Courtney 01:14:14 - Anne Golding 01:28:50 - Tara Quinn 01:30:21 - Carmel Jarman 01:33:46 - Kelly Bywaters 01:33:54 - Phillip Tubbs 01:38:41 Lanzarote Marathon – 9th December POS NAME TIME - Mark Cornell 03:56:32 - Dean Bugler 04:27:14 Lanzarote Half Marathon – 9th December POS NAME TIME - Tara Pountney 02:18:17 - Lisa Bracken 02:42:54 - Zoe Ewins 02:42:54 Lanzarote 10k – 9th December POS NAME TIME - David Ryan 01:07:29 - Sarah Cornell 01:12:23 - Cheryl Ryan 01:15:10 - Janica Thompson 01:15:55 Milton Keynes Winter Half Marathon – 9th December POS NAME TIME - Liam Dellar 01:28:50 - Anastasia Murphy 01:58:46 - Shilen Mantri 01:58:54 - Robert Haylock 01:59:17 - Jonathan Venning 02:01:56 - Melody Ntambalika 02:05:58 - Alison Hunt 02:08:39 - Steven Mcallister 02:16:53 - Clare Bates 02:18:55 - Louise Perry 02:25:16 - Kerrie Gosling 02:30:33 - Samantha Kelly 02:33:33 - Paul Hinton 02:35:04 Bedford Half Marathon – 2nd December POS NAME TIME - Darran Wilson 01:27:16 - Winston Woodward 01:29:43 - Gordon Reeves 01:40:43 - Robert Curtis 01:43:43 - Emily Prejac 01:44:24 - Anne Golding 01:58:59 - Paul Stack 02:05:53 - Carmel Jarman 02:09:45 - Kelly Bywaters 02:09:55 - Steven McAllister 02:16:31 - Suzanne Spicer 02:23:17 - Shelah Surgey 02:35:47 - John Reade 02:53:43 NOVEMBER Independence Marathon, Albania– 25th November POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:08:00 Wolverton 5 Mile – 25th November POS NAME TIME - Lisa Phee 00:37:28 - Tara Quinn 00:40:12 Hatfield 5 Mile – 25th November POS NAME TIME - Neil Currant 00:32:43 - Sarah Shynn 00:37:49 - Sue McAvock 00:37:56 - Carmel Jarman 00:39:31 - Claire Thomas 00:40:13 - Margaret DeWinter 00:40:49 - Sharon Hawkins 00:41:14 - Kelly Bywaters 00:43:44 - Alison Hunt 00:43:53 - Phil Tubbs 00:44:49 - Hayley Keeble 00:45:03 - Clare Bates 00:47:46 - John Reade 00:49:56 - Diane White 00:50:07 - Shelah Surgey 00:50:17 - Janica Thompson 00:54:09 - Deb Hooker 00:54:11 - Cheryl Currant 00:57:44 - Paula Kearney 00:57:46 Herberts Hole 10k – 18th November POS NAME TIME - Paul Stack 01:01:47 Brighton 10k – 18th November POS NAME TIME - Tara Quinn 00:52:20 St Neots Half Marathon– 18th November POS NAME TIME - Mick Courtney 01:41:05 - Shileen Mantri 01:44:49 - Johanna Hadley 01:54:46 - Greer Kidney 02:08:56 Leighton Dirt Half – 17th November POS NAME TIME - Darren Wilson 01:31:29 - James Young 01:37:26 - Teresa Warren 01:59:51 - Phil Brogan 02:05:31 - Richard Evans 02:08:16 - Ian Sage 02:08:13 - Dean Bugler 02:09:31 - Tara Pountney 02:25:08 - Magdalena Golebiewska 02:31:19 - John Reade 02:32:20 - Lisa Bracken 02:36:46 - Shelah Surgey 02:37:47 - Janica Thompson 02:45:31 RAF Henlow 10 mile – 15th November POS NAME TIME - Adrian Shotbolt 01:23:59 Grand Union Canal Half Marathon – 11th November POS NAME TIME - David Willis 02:03:14 New York City Marathon – 4th November POS NAME TIME - Suzanne Spicer 05:07:08 Stevenage Half Marathon – 4th November POS NAME TIME - John Murphy 01:32:11 Grim Northern Jumble - 3rd November POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:55:00 Pumpkin Marathon, Telford - 3rd November POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:12:55 OCTOBER Dublin Marathon – 28th October POS NAME TIME - Lucillia O’Brien 06:06:48 Love Luton Half Marathon – 28th October POS NAME TIME - Mark Pedder 01:33:47 - Sean Byrne 01:34:05 - Jose Santos 01:44:20 - Sue Mcavock 01:45:34 - Mike Reilly 01:49:15 - Scott Ayers 01:50:00 - Craig Sweet 01:53:34 - Owen Hendry 01:54:53 - Carmel Jarman 01:54:41 - Ian Early 01:55:49 - Claire Thomas 01:55:38 - Kelly Bywaters 01:56:51 - Robert Lee 01:57:04 - Shilen Mantri 01:59:19 - Rebecca Ravenhill 02:01:31 - Lee Jarman 02:02:07 - Matt Cooke 02:03:21 - Alison Hunt 02:06:21 - Richard Evans 02:19:55 - Trisha Mcskeane 02:21:10 - Sadie Martin 02:27:28 - Clare Bates 02:23:58 - Karen Larrington 02:48:31 - Cheryl Currant 02:48:32 Love Luton 10k – 28th October POS NAME TIME - Liam Hoare 00:38:39 - James Young 00:39:36 - Steven Kerin 00:39:5 - Teresa Warren 00:49:45 - Tara Quinn 00:50:03 - Clifford Punter 00:52:31 - Lisa Phee 00:54:06 - Steven Mcallister 00:56:02 - Adrian Shodbolt 00:59:34 - Magdlena Golebiewska 01:00:23 - Karen Mulholland-Mcgroary 01:02:00 - Jackie Muir 01:06:34 - Claire Lamond 01:07:33 - Susan Robinson 01:12:20 Beachy Head 10k – 27th October POS NAME TIME - Maria McKenna 01:16:25 - Sarah Cornell 01:24:19 - Cheryl Ryan 01:24:19 - Janica Thompson 01:24:18 Beachy Head Marathon – 27th October POS NAME TIME - Mike Jackson 04:26:24 - Craig Sweet 04:44:17 - Mark Cornell 04:44:19 - Ian Sage 05:30:54 - Tara Pountney 05:48:49 - Dean Bugler 05:49:54 Khujan Marathon, Khujand, Tajikistan – 27th October POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:41:10 Tashkent City Marathon, Tashkent, Uzbekistan–26th October POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:08:17 Bishkek Ala-Too Marathon Bishkek, Kyrgystan–24th October POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:29:04 Shymbulak Marathon, Almaty, Kazakhstan –22nd October POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:38:31 Kopet Dag Marathon, Ashgabet, Turkmenistan –21st October POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 05:22:20 Abingdon Marathon – 21st October POS NAME TIME - Darren Wilson 03:00:30 - John Murphy 03:16:44 - Emily Prejac 03:22:28 - Lisa Phee 04:05:21 - Greer Kidney 04:55:06 Great South Run (10 miles) – 21st October POS NAME TIME - Melody Ntambalika 01:30:18 Ampthill Trophy 10k – 21st October POS NAME TIME - Neil Currant 00:46:13 - Jose Santos 00:49:12 - Shilen Mantri 00:51:58 - Ian Sage 01:02:09 - Steven McAllister 01:04:14 - Karen Mulholland 01:17:40 - Deb Hooker 01:18:07 - Cheryl Currant 01:23:20 - Ursula Hewson 01:23:40 Herts 10k – 14th October POS NAME TIME - Ian Early 00:50:19 - Janica Thompson 01:09:30 Tring Ridgeway 15:5k – 14th October POS NAME TIME - Robert Curtis 01:13:28 - Jose Santos 01:16:22 - Scott Ayres 01:22:56 - Andrew Derbidge 01:27:29 - Paul Stack 01:29:28 - Anne Golding 01:29:38 - Jeanette Walster 01:36:18 - Greer Kidney 01:36:21 - Steven McAllister 01:40:08 Royal Parks Half Marathon – 14th October POS NAME TIME - Debbie Fantini 02:01:07 - Becky Sharpe 01:50:15 Manchester Half Marathon – 14th October POS NAME TIME - Dean Bugler 01:44:12 Hatfield Half Marathon – 14th October POS NAME TIME - Teresa Warren 01:48:08 Fulham & Putney Half Marathon – 14th October POS NAME TIME - Lucilla O’Brien 2:08:51 Chicago Marathon – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Dan Micola 04:58:34 - Shelah Surgey 05:12:15 Oxford Half Marathon – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Karen Mulholland 02:26:09 Bournemouth Marathon – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Richard Moore 03:39:21 Bournemouth Half Marathon – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Paul Scholes 02:11:06 Bournemouth 10k – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Jane Scholes 01:08:13 Running Grand Prix, Bedford Half Marathon – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Owen Hendry 01:51:53 - Amanda Jefferys 01:53:49 - Suzanne Spicer 02:09:43 Running Grand Prix, Bedford 10k – 7th October POS NAME TIME - James Young 00:40:19 Willow 10k – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Adrian Shotbolt 00:51:45 - Claire Fooks 01:03:32 - Clare Bates 01:04:54 - Karen Larrington 01:09:51 - Deb Hooker 01:10:57 - Wendy Mitchell 01:26:12 - Rebecca Shotbolt 01:26:10 - Adam Langford 01:36:41 Standalone 10k – 7th October POS NAME TIME - James Bunyan 01:01:05 Kempton Park 10k – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Robert Lee 00:50:01 Kempton Park Half Marathon – 7th October POS NAME TIME - Andrew Dunn 01:49:14 Atlantic Coast Challenge (79 miles) - 5th - 7th October POS NAME TIME 36 Craig Sweet 18:00:55 40 Steve Burgess 18:26:46 135 Tara Pountney 25:05:07 156 Zoe Ewins 25:05:23 SEPTEMBER Labour of Love Ultra (29:9 miles) - 29th September POS NAME TIME Grand to Grand Ultra (273km!!) - 22- 29th September POS NAME TIME 40th Mike Jackson 50:43:17 Windsor Half Marathon– 29th September POS NAME TIME - Mark Cornell 01:40:59 - Dean Bugler 01:49:34 - Scott Ayres 01:59:55 Leighton 5K Fun Run – 29th September POS NAME TIME - Shaun Kirtley 00:30:48 Dark & White Autumn Trail#2 15:9K – 23rd September POS NAME TIME - Martin Kidney 01:29:50 Loch Ness Marathon – 23rd September POS NAME TIME - Johanna Hadley 04:36:23 - Shelah Surgey 04:55:49 Leighton 10 Mile – 23rd September POS NAME TIME - Darran Wilson 1:06:26 - Mark Pedder 1:06:51 - Liam Deller 1:08:34 - Richard Moore 1:10:15 - Stuart Berry 1:10:18 - Cahal Mccconville 1:11:34 - Emily Prejac 1:14:14 - Robert Curtis 1:17:06 - Sue Mcavcock 1:21:16 - Dean Bugler 1:24:13 - Anne Golding 1:28:57 - Owen Hendry 1:29:00 - Andrew Derbidge 1:29:17 - Liz Harding 1:31:12 - Clifford Punter 1:34:27 - Deborah Fantini 1:37:55 - Alison Hunt 1:38:18 - Steve Crossley 1:38:18 - Tina Kenyon 1:40:43 - Melody Ntambalika 1:40:47 - Phillip Tubbs 1:42:10 - Steven Mcallister 1:42:18 - Suzanne Spicer 1:45:04 - Lucilla O'brien 1:45:34 - Lisa Bracken 1:45:51 - John Reade 1:50:49 Harrow Half Marathon - 16th September POS NAME TIME - Teresa Warren 01:47:47 - Lucilla O’Brien 02:17:25 Inov8 Maverick Race 21km - 16th September POS NAME TIME - Richard Moore 02:06:56 Rutland Half Marathon - 16th September POS NAME TIME - Emily Prejac 01:46:37 - Andrew Dunn 01:59:35 Richmond RunFest Pirate 5k– 15th September POS NAME TIME - Johanna Hadley 00:25:19 - Rob Lee 00:25:42 - John Reade 00:31:55 - Shelah Surgey 00:33:59 - Karen Mulholland 00:33:59 - Clare Bates 00:34:03 - Deb Hooker 00:35:40 - Ursula Hewson 00:39:15 - Karen Larrington 00:42:04 - Cheryl Currant 00:45:09 - Emma Caswell 00:45:09 Richmond Runfest Kew Gardens 10k – 15th September POS NAME TIME - Johanna Hadley 00:50:50 - John Reade 01:00:54 - Shelah Surgey 01:01:44 - Clare Bates 01:03:19 - Karen Mulholland 01:05:20 - Ursula Hewson 01:11:14 - Deb Hooker 01:11:43 - Cheryl
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