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Provisional Results 2002 Fleet Half Marathon : Provisional Results Pos Time # Name M/F Age Cat Team Cat 1 01:06:26 2033 Sig Haggai Chepkwony M 37 Signal Regt 3 2 01:06:57 23 Jason Simpson M South London Harriers 1 3 01:08:50 22 Stuart Major M South London Harriers 1 4 01:09:38 2850 Wo2 Kenny Butler M 3 CS REGT RLC 4 SE 5 01:11:09 3236 Mark Hargreaves M 40 Bournemouth A C 1 6 01:11:15 29 WO2 CRaig McBurney M 1 Light Infantry 4 SE 7 01:11:38 24 Jamie Jones M Southampton R C 1 8 01:12:30 18 Mark Goddridge M R N A C 1 RNSE 9 01:12:52 16 Paul Lemmon M London Heathside 1 10 01:13:09 2260 Tim Artus M R A F 7 SE 11 01:13:15 3427 Lt Cdr Ginge Gough M 45 R N A C 1 RNSE 12 01:13:20 3435 John Potts M R N A C 1 RNSE 13 01:13:28 3431 Paul Levick M R N A C 1 RNSE 14 01:14:34 2270 Jerry Greeves M R A F 7 SE 15 01:14:37 2832 Sgt John Creak M SEME 4 SE 16 01:15:00 17 Richard Browne M London Heathside 1 17 01:15:05 21 Kevin Tilley M South London Harriers 1 18 01:15:59 25 Stuart Guest M St Albans Striders 1 19 01:16:17 3366 Crispin Hetherington M 40 Headington R R 1 20 01:16:22 3389 Jonathan Bradley M London Heathside 1 21 01:16:33 2271 Cpl Alan Cook M 40 R A F 7 SE 22 01:16:38 3432 Arthur Cooke M R N A C 1 RNSE 23 01:16:40 2882 Cpl Ian Smith M 3 DSR 4 SE 24 01:16:41 3306 Matt Cartailler M Farnham Tri 1 25 01:16:54 12 Brian Hennessey M Crawley A C 1 26 01:17:07 3301 Andy Norris M Farnham Tri 1 27 01:17:17 2272 Darren Priest M R A F 7 SE 28 01:17:32 2879 Maj Nick Bateson M 40 3 DSR 4 SE 29 01:17:35 3371 Brett Hutchinson M Hillingdon 1 30 01:17:37 3368 Simon Stevens M Herne Hill Harriers 1 31 01:17:50 3428 Martin Price M R N A C 1 RNSE 32 01:17:55 2855 Maj Jim Wood M 45 HQ 4 Div 4 SE 33 01:17:56 2655 Pte Simon Young M 3 ROYAL IRISH 4 SE 34 01:18:03 3434 Allan Jones M R N A C 1 RNSE 35 01:18:10 28 Ssgt David Wright M 40 3 DSR 4 SE 36 01:18:16 19 Martin Powell M Sandhurst Joggers 1 37 01:18:28 2878 Cpl Kev Conlon M 3 DSR 4 SE 38 01:18:39 2257 Colin Litherland M R A F 7 SE 39 01:18:42 2848 Cpl Duncan Bell M 1 WFR ARMY INFANTRY 4 SE 40 01:18:52 2709 David Branfoot M AGC (SPS) 4 SE 41 01:18:55 2333 Chris Loizou M 40 Runners World 1 42 01:18:59 2279 Martin Wood M South London Harriers 1 43 01:19:00 2255 Gary Heath M 40 R A F 7 SE 44 01:19:06 13 Trevor Hunter M Handy Cross Runners 1 45 01:19:21 3422 Jim Young M 40 R N A C 1 RNSE 46 01:19:26 2254 Gary Copeland M R A F 7 SE 47 01:19:30 32 Nick Kenchington M 40 Bournemouth A C 1 48 01:19:40 31 Simon Sheard M 40 R N A C 1 RNSE 49 01:19:41 35 Stephen Badgery M 50 Herclules Wimbledon 1 50 01:19:44 2269 Sqn Ldr Ian Ambrose M 40 RAF High Wycombe 7 SE 51 01:19:56 2833 Sgt Kevin Pritchard M SEME 4 SE 52 01:19:59 1270 Lester Pigot M 50 Sevenoaks A C 1 53 01:20:16 26 Tony Sheppard M 40 Striders of Croydon 1 54 01:20:18 2606 Capt Alan Balsdon M 21 SIG REGT (AS) 4 SE 55 01:20:19 2273 Clive Wintrip M 40 R A F 7 SE 56 01:20:29 36 Nicholas Hodges M TV Times/Leukaemia Research 6 57 01:20:57 1909 Alan Wilde M 8 58 01:21:12 2276 Paul Nickells M 8 59 01:21:13 2713 Douglas Brisco M 45 ARMY 4 SE 60 01:21:22 2653 Lcpl Paul Woolley M 3 ROYAL IRISH 4 SE 61 01:21:25 1921 Tony Burton M 8 62 01:21:26 3209 Andrew Hislop M Aldershot F & D 1 63 01:21:31 3317 Dave Nuttall M Fleet & Crookham 1 64 01:21:35 3332 Arthur Donnelly M Hart R R 1 65 01:21:39 1281 Jim Desmond M Stragglers 1 66 01:21:43 3433 Peter Belcher M R N A C 1 RNSE 67 01:21:44 2784 Wo2 Jim Russell M JHSU (AE) 4 SE 68 01:21:48 1302 Barry Thompson M Waverley Harriers 1 69 01:21:51 2822 Cpl Barry Sweatman M SEAE ARBORFIELD 4 SE 70 01:21:54 2662 Csgt Andrew McCarroll M 3 ROYAL IRISH 4 SE 71 01:22:10 1479 Nick Malynn M 8 72 01:22:15 1308 Richard Frame M 45 White Horse Harriers 1 73 01:22:24 2568 Marl Mann M 1 WFR ARMY INFANTRY 4 SE 74 01:22:32 1265 Colin Frew M Serpentine 1 75 01:22:35 1937 James Bourne M 8 76 01:22:57 1425 Tim Price M Menzies Accountants 6 77 01:23:14 3282 Stephen Jackson M Eton Manor A C 1 78 01:23:18 2763 Capt Mick Norris M 40 HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY REGT 4 SE 79 01:23:27 1496 James White M 8 80 01:23:29 2641 Cpl Jason Woodgate M 27 REGT RLC 4 SE 81 01:23:30 3309 Tony Cousins M 50 Fleet & Crookham 1 82 01:23:35 1477 Stephen Barfoot M 40 8 83 01:23:38 1271 Martin Lucas M 40 Sheen Shufflers 1 84 01:23:45 2682 Ssgt James Auger M 40 REGT RA 4 SE 85 01:23:47 2834 Capt Simon Smith M SEME 4 SE 86 01:23:48 3384 Jeremy Garner M Lingfield 1 87 01:23:51 3295 Vincent Crowley M 40 Farnham Runners 1 88 01:23:54 3381 Jayson Lee M Jersey Spartan A C 1 89 01:24:00 3365 Steve Hannay M Haywards Heath H 1 90 01:24:10 3246 Lee Johnson M Bracknell Forest 1 91 01:24:12 3284 Dean Lindsey M Farnham Runners 1 92 01:24:18 3401 Stephen Penny M Metros 1 93 01:24:20 3286 Stephen Parker M Farnham Runners 1 94 01:24:24 1991 Brian Wakem M 8 95 01:24:26 1480 Anthony Gray M 45 8 96 01:24:33 2264 Edward Hamilton M 50 R A F High Wycombe 7 SE 97 01:24:34 3228 Nick Burchnall M 40 Blackwater Valley 1 98 01:24:44 1495 Matthew Lowe M 8 99 01:24:46 1348 Ben Leach M Champneys 6 100 01:24:46 3417 Bob Pentland M 45 Portsmouth Joggers 1 101 01:24:51 2069 James Campbell-Barnard M Royal Wessex Yeomanry 3 102 01:24:53 2322 James Michie M 8 103 01:24:54 3274 Dave West M 40 Dulwich Runners 1 104 01:24:58 3334 Mark Jeffreys M Hart R R 1 105 01:24:58 2750 Lt Col Jose Romero M 40 DGD2D 4 SE 2002 Fleet Half Marathon : Provisional Results Pos Time # Name M/F Age Cat Team Cat 106 01:25:01 2118 Jamie Bamber M TV Times/Leukaemia Research 6 107 01:25:01 2335 Sean Fishpool M Runners World 1 108 01:25:02 1288 Greg Howes M Swindon H 1 109 01:25:04 2541 Lcpl Harris M 1 STAFFORDS 4 SE 110 01:25:06 2435 Capt Andy Wyatt M ATR Pirbright 4 SE 111 01:25:10 2300 Tegid Jones M Metropolitan Police 1 112 01:25:14 3331 Nigel Jones M Hants Fire & Rescue 1 113 01:25:16 1293 Timothy Dauncey M 40 Thames Hare & Hounds 1 114 01:25:18 3418 Mark Burton M Portsmouth Joggers 1 115 01:25:23 3256 Michael Clifton M 45 C S S C 1 116 01:25:24 20 Brian O'Kane M Shell R C 1 117 01:25:36 2535 Csgt Peter Thompson M 1 PWO 4 SE 118 01:25:38 1515 Chris Prior M 8 119 01:25:40 3382 Andrew Bromley M 40 Kingswood Tri 1 120 01:25:41 2576 Cpl Nicholas Constable M 12 MECH BDE 4 SE 121 01:25:45 3137 Alasdair Marnoch M 8 122 01:25:48 3210 Paul Fleming M Alenia Marconi Systems 1 123 01:25:56 3404 Maj Howard Long M Milocarian A C 1 124 01:25:57 3222 Mark Slaney M 40 Basingstoke & Mid Hants 1 125 01:25:59 2317 Jason Manning M 8 126 01:26:01 3311 David Long M Fleet & Crookham 1 127 01:26:07 2626 Cpl John Roberts M 261 SIG SQN 4 SE 128 01:26:08 1328 Graham Beevers M 45 1 129 01:26:11 1291 Chris Treacher M 40 Team Kennett 1 130 01:26:12 2738 Cpl Iain Bareham M ATR PIRBRIGHT 4 SE 131 01:26:13 1471 Nigel Board M 40 8 132 01:26:17 2390 David Quigley M Wargrave Runners 1 133 01:26:17 2281 Arnold Schulze M 8 134 01:26:17 3088 Charles Boffin M 40 8 135 01:26:19 1498 Richard Brandon M 8 136 01:26:20 2131 Steve Wade M TV Times/Leukaemia Research 6 137 01:26:21 103 Pippa Major F 35 South London Harriers 2 138 01:26:22 349 Karima Hudson F 9 139 01:26:26 2502 Lcpl Glen Cameron M 1 BN GRENADIER GUARDS 4 SE 140 01:26:26 1338 Richard Crawford M 1-2 MANY 6 141 01:26:28 2017 John Foster M 40 151 (GL) Log se Regt 3 142 01:26:30 2788 Maj Bill Laurence M 40 MOD CENTRE BLOCK 4 SE 143 01:26:31 2426 WO1 John Harden M 45 HQ 4 DIV 4 SE 144 01:26:33 1473 Balazs Elias M 8 145 01:26:42 2059 L/cpl Daniel Crookes M 3 146 01:26:48 1900 Aziz Ait-Braham M 8 147 01:26:59 3217 Mark Elliott M 40 Andover A C 1 148 01:26:59 2556 Pte Jones M 1 STAFFORDS 4 SE 149 01:27:00 2529 Cpl Jonathan Colley M 1 PWO 4 SE 150 01:27:04 2358 Mike Jordan M 40 Bournemouth A C 1 151 01:27:05 2604 Lcpl David Fox M 1RGBW 4 SE 152 01:27:08 2501 Capt Nick Hender M 1 BN GRENADIER GUARDS 4 SE 153 01:27:11 3289 Stuart Morgan M Farnham Runners 1 154 01:27:32 3254 Keith Scudamore M 55 Burnham Joggers 1 155 01:27:36 2440 Phil Joyce M 3 DSR 4 SE 156 01:27:38 3275 Daniel Mannion M 40 Dulwich Runners 1 157 01:27:42 2602 Lcpl Gavin McCarthy M 1RGBW 4 SE 158 01:27:43 2648 Capt Mark Dornan M 29 CDO RA 4 SE 159 01:27:45 2540 Ssgt Best M 1 STAFFORDS 4 SE 160 01:27:45 2503 Capt James O'Connell M 1 BN GRENADIER GUARDS 4 SE 161 01:27:46 3300 Rupert Lawrence M Farnham Tri 1 162 01:27:47 3287 Stephen Long M Farnham Runners 1 163 01:27:47 2030 Cpl Anthony Savage M 40 254 FIELD AMBULANCE 3 164 01:27:50 3250 John Coffey M 60 British Airways 1 165 01:27:51 2407 Richard Summerfield M 8 166 01:27:52 3459 Mark Simpson M Racing Snails 6 167 01:27:55 2654 Lcpl James Green M 3 ROYAL IRISH 4 SE 168 01:27:55 2751 Maj Dalton Cote M DI TRG POL (A) 4 SE 169 01:27:56 1327 David West M 50 1 170 01:27:59 2736 Cpl Neil Ronald M ATR PIRBRIGHT 4 SE 171 01:28:03 1544 Matt Watts M 8 172 01:28:05 3408 Mick Cornwall M 50 Newbury A C 1 173 01:28:05 2356 James Anslow M 8 174 01:28:07 799 Deborah Kay F 40 Parkside 2 175 01:28:07 1483 Dean Critchley M 8 176 01:28:10 1436 Justin Mitchell M Out A Space 6 177 01:28:15 2858 Ian Tompsett M 3 (UK) DSR LAD 4 SE 178 01:28:18 2253 Simon Biurne M R A F 7 SE 179 01:28:21 3441 Roy Barnes M 40 R R C 1 180 01:28:24 3305 John Timmins M 40 Farnham Tri 1 181 01:28:24 2550 Wo2 Kennelly M 1 STAFFORDS 4 SE 182 01:28:26 2564 Lt Cook M 1 STAFFORDS 4 SE 183 01:28:28 3288 Charles Ashby M Farnham Runners 1 184 01:28:29 1529 Sven Spiess M 8 185 01:28:31 1464 Michael Nichols M 6 186 01:28:32 1488 Paul Chandler M 8 187 01:28:34 1478 Trevor Moore M 45 8 188 01:28:34 3410 Gary Mort M 40 O U P R R 1 189 01:28:36 2661 Pte Mich McLoghlin M 3 ROYAL IRISH 4 SE 190 01:28:40 1506 Stephen Johns M 40 8 191 01:28:43 1572 Neal James-Crook M 45 8 192 01:28:44 3082 Alan Tayler M 8 193
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