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Distance Running Results Vol Distance Running Results Vol. 10, No. 49 – 20 December 2010 © Distance Running Results. All rights reserved. ____________________________________________________________________ Distance Running Results (DRR) publishes results of races 800 metres and longer from all over the world with the focus on South African results. DRR is available by subscription only. For subscription information send an e-mail to the address at the end of this issue. Publisher: Riël Hauman ____________________________________________________________________ EDITORIAL A big issue to end the year with. It includes results of two of South Africa’s oldest short- distance races, the Avbob 15 km, which was held for the 30 th time, and the Calder Cup/Sulin Trophy 10 km, which saw its 29 th running (it would also have been the 30 th running, but the race was cancelled last year). In Albufeira, Portugal, Sergey Lebid (UKR) won an amazing ninth European cross-country title. The 35-year-old runner is the only athlete to have competed in every Championships since they were established in 1994 and has achieved the astonishing feat of winning the gold medal at the majority of them. This is the last issue of Distance Running Results for 2010, the tenth year of its existence. I would like to thank all the dedicated contributors for their assistance in sending results and other information during the year and answering my queries; this newsletter would not have existed without your help. A special thought goes to KZN correspondent Alen Hattingh, who is experiencing health problems and is currently in hospital. I wish all contributors and readers compliments of the season and a wonderful, healthy and happy 2011. The next issue of DRR will be sent out on 10 January. In the meantime I will be working on the SA Athletics Annual for 2011. Important notice: Subscribers who received renewal notices should please make their payments before 8 January, for either six months or the full year. Riël Hauman ___________________________________________________________________________ INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE: * Calder Cup/Sulin Trophy 10 km, Durban * KwaZulu Weavers Summer Holiday 23 km, Winterton * Gateway Superspar 10 km, Onrus * Mitchells Plain Titans Half Marathon & 10 km, Mitchells Plain * Reconciliation Day 10 km, Guguletu * Illovo Sugar 15 km Christmas Challenge, Durban * Avbob 15 km, Table View * Volkswagen/Johnson Controls 10 km, Despatch * Noordkaap Makelaars Magersfontein Races, Kimberley * Palm Tyres Half Marathon & 10 km, George * Chas Everitt Ernst Louw Memorial Race, Little Brak River * Track: Yellow Pages Summer Series, Parow, Port Elizabeth, Oudtshoorn & Stellenbosch 2 International highlights: * Honolulu Marathon, Honolulu, USA * Silvesterlauf Zürich, Zürich, SUI * Course de Noël, Sion, SUI * XC: SPAR European Cross-country Championships, Albufeira, POR; Cross Hiru- Herri/Trofeo "Reyno de Navarra", Burlada, ESP; Foot Locker Cross-country Championships, San Diego, USA * Track: Zatopek Classic, Melbourne, AUS _____________________________________________________________________ ROAD RUNNING Calder Cup/Sulin Trophy 10 km (29 th ) Durban, 19 December (Loop course) Note: This race was not held in 2009. – Ed. MEN 1. Enock Manyande (Nedbank) 30:53, 2. Mthethwa Goqo (Nedbank) 30:59, 3. Joseph Mandizha (Formula One) 32:01. 40-49: 1. Willie Majombozi (Boxer) 36:09. 50-59: 1. Ackim Mhlanzi (Savages) 38:09. 60+: 1. Mbhekiseni Mchunu (Savages) 43:14. Juniors : 1. Sabelo ? (Marianridge) 33:59. WOMEN 1. Alicen Manake (Formula One) 37:34, 2. Jadi Clark (Stella) 42:34, 3. Sandy de Beer (SANDF) 43:00 (1 st vet). 40-49: 1. Sandy de Beer (SANDF) 43:00. 50-59: 1. Sheree Kirsten (PDAC) 53:27. 60+: 1. Lindy Bell (Queensburgh) 57:13. Juniors : 1. Katia Kirkwood (Eskom Gijimas) 1:22:55. KwaZulu Weavers Summer Holiday 23 km Winterton, 19 December (Point-to-point course) MEN 1. Blessing ? (Temp) 1:19:05; 2. Washington Zuma (Mr Price) 1:19:25; 3. Thembinkosi Maphalala (KZN Striders) 1:19:34. 40-49: 1. Bethuel Mlambo (Nedbank) 1:26:34. 50-59: 1. Joseph Dumakude (Veralum AC) 1:39:28. 60+: 1. Fred Medlock (Hillcrest Villagers) 2:06:23. Juniors : 1. Wandile Zungu (KZN Striders) 1:43:45; 2. Roy Robert (Newcastle) 2:07:54. WOMEN 1. Tracey Zunckel (Escourt) 1:42:09; 2. Sally Scott (Coaligians) 1:43:22; 3. Sibongile Ziqubu (Eskom Gijimas) 1:47:07. 40-49: 1. Evelyn Swart (Newcastle Harriers) 1:54:48. 50-59: 1. Sandy Fishmer (Hilton Harries) 1:53:33. 60+: 1. Dixie Brown (Escourt) 2:19:21. Juniors : 1. Khanyisile Thabethe (KZN Striders) 1:56:39. 3 Gateway Superspar 10 km Onrus, 18 December (Loop course. Finishers: 253.) MEN 1 Alfred Tshabeni Whalers 36:17 2 Michael Boesak Whalers 37:20 3 Larne Alexander UCT 38:53 4 Christiaan de Wet Whalers 39:15 5 Herman de Vries Temp 39:42 6 Baba Seitumeng Whalers 39:54 7 Theuns Matthee (1 st vet) Strand 40:03 8 Darren Vermeulen Randburg 40:28 9 J Raubenheimer Temp 41:17 10 Gys van den Berg Vaal AC 41:59 40-49: 1 Theuns Matthee Strand 40:03 2 Aubrey Symington AAC 43:22 3 Gerhard Vermeulen Worcester 45:11 50-59: 1 Natale Roelofse Worcester 46:22 2 Frank Gillion Whalers 47:00 3 Neil Ebing WPCC 47:42 60-69: 1 Roelof van Weele Whalers 50:07 2 Juan Schewitz Rockies 54:29 70+: 1 Leo Benning Whalers 62:37 Juniors: 1 Henrico Hunter Worcester 46:05 2 Morne Taljaard Temp 60:31 WOMEN 1 Louise Erasmus (1 st vet) Whalers 43:31 2 Ingrid Peens Temp 44:51 3 Annatjie Kilian Durbanville 47:08 4 Veronica van Niekerk (1 st g’mast) EGA 47:22 5 Ina Lagerwall Magnolia 47:45 6 Griet Zakarian Hantam 49:05 7 Anzel du Plessis Whalers 50:10 8 Jana Taljaard Temp 50:36 9 Christine Hibberd (1 st mast) Whalers 50:52 10 Elmarie du Toit Akasia 52:14 40-49: 1 Louise Erasmus Whalers 43:31 2 Ina Lagerwall Magnolia 47:45 3 Griet Zakarian Hantam 49:05 50-59: 1 Christine Hibberd Whalers 50:52 2 Elmarie du Toit Akasia 52:14 60-69: 1 Veronica van Niekerk EGA 47:22 70+: 1 Arlene Ehrenberg Whalers 78:58 Juniors: 4 1 Jana Taljaard Temp 50:36 2 Marina Badenhorst Bredasdorp 57:07 3 Rozelle Bootha Whalers 60:48 Mitchells Plain Titans Half Marathon & 10 km Mitchells Plain, 18 December (Distances: 21.1 km & 10 km; certified out-and-back courses) Half marathon MEN 1. Mthandazo Qhina (Gugs) 67:11; 2. Sityhilo Diko (Ned CGA) 68:19; 3. Luxolo Mdzanga (Gugs) 70:09 (1 st jun); 4. Innocent Noqwaza (Adid)70:16; 5. Riaan Wildskut (ATC) 71:34; 6. Graham Katzen (Celtic) 72:48 (1 st vet); 7. Monde Mpamnyama (Celtic) 72:53; 8. Thandile Joseph (East) 73:19; 9. Godwin Swartz (Elsies) 73:43; 10. Riaan Witbooi (Eerste) 74:08; 11. Mandla Pangalele (Gugs) 74:45; 12. Nelson Bass (UCT) 76:05; 13. Zolani Sowazi (Gugs) 76:58; 14. B. Lephallo (Strand) 77:11; 15. Johnny Persents (Adid) 77:11; 16. Raymond Howard (Celtic) 77:25 (1 st mast); 17. Rachan Scholtz (Elsies) 77:48; 18. Bruce Stewart (Gugs) 79:41; 19. Johan van Zyl (Tyger) 79:59; 20. Xolani Makinang (Gugs) 80:06. Veterans: 1. Graham Katzen (Celtic) 72:48; 2. Johnny Persents (Adid) 77:11; 3. Bruce Stewart (Gugs) 79:41. Masters: 1. Raymond Howard (Celtic) 77:25; 2. Steven Parkins (Met) 81:34; 3. Eric Mlonyeni (Ned) 81:51. G’masters: 1. Albertus Bock (Adid) 1:38:20; 2. Kevin Kohler (Edge) 1:39:01; 3. James Bhana (Ind) 1:41:00. G/g’masters: 1. Joppie Hattingh (Bell) 1:58:22; 2. Abubakar Marcus (ARD) 2:32:40; 3. Derry Devine (VOB) 2:33:25. Juniors: 1. Luxolo Mdzanga (Gugs) 70:09; 2. Thandile Joseph (East) 73:19; 3. Godwin Swartz (Elsies) 73:43. WOMEN 1. Zintle Xiniwe (Ned) 84:03; 2. Bulelwa Mtshagi (Celtic) 87:00; 3. Candyce Hall (Hout) 87:14; 4. Kutlwana Ramaboa (WC) 87:39; 5. Ursula Frans (Adid) 87:51 (1 st vet); 6. Busisiwe Matiwane (Celtic) 94:48; 7. Sandra van Graan (Edge) 95:13; 8. Christa Mulder (Adid) 95:41; 9. Taraya Stanford (Ind) 98:58; 10. Tanya Kapp (VOB) 99:18; 11. Anita Oppel (Durb) 99:29; 12. Natalie Cloete (Durb) 1:41:51; 13. Dawn Middelkoop (VOB) 1:42:16 (1 st mast); 14. Martha Pretorius (Top) 1:43:29; 15. Cailey Bredenkamp (Paarl) 1:45:09; 16. Arina Cilliers (Orak) 1:47:44; 17. Lindie Bouwer (Sanlam) 1:48:26; 18. Wendy Junsin (Edge) 1:48:59; 19. Lorna Loubser (Sanlam) 1:49:04; 20. Anne Pool (Strand) 1:49:18. Veterans: 1. Ursula Frans (Adid) 87:51; 2. Sandra van Graan (Edge) 95:13; 3. Christa Mulder (Adid) 95:41. Masters: 1. Dawn Middelkoop (VOB) 1:42:16; 2. Helen du Plessis (Tyger) 1:50:33; 3. Marié Barnard (RWFL) 1:57:22. G’masters: 1. Pixie Sparg (Celtic) 1:54:04; 2. Dolla Naurattel (Ceres) 2:20:39; 3. Marianne Nelson (Durb) 2:33:04. 10 km MEN 1. Siyabonga Makhaluza (East) 31:46 (1 st jun); 2. Bongile Tshekula (Easdt) 32:29; 3. Nkosinathi Sotyantya (Celtic) 32:33. Veterans: 1. Michael Bekapi (VOB) 36:47; 2. Andries Ntsizakalo (Ned) 36:53; 3. Percy Kelly (Celtic) 37:10. Masters: 1. Julian Paul (SANDF) 41:07; 2. Derick Rondganger (Telkom) 43:38; 3. Robert Arnold (Top) 44:27. G/g’masters: 1. Vincent Kingwell (VOB) 82:24. Juniors: 1. Siyabonga Makhaluza (East) 31:46; 2. Nkosinathi Sotyantya (Celtic) 32:33; 3. Terrence Kahn (Gugs) 32:34. 5 WOMEN 1. Asiphe Sikabalanjana (Gugs) 39:41 (1 st jun); 2. Mariëtte Esterhuyse (Tyger) 41:41 (1 st vet); 3. Patricia Adams (Met) 42:17.
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