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Dewsbury Road Runners Newsletter Aug –Sept 2010 DEWSBURY ROAD RUNNERS NEWSLETTER AUG –SEPT 2010. Paul Schofield in the Penygent fell race and Glenn Sykes in same race Martin Kaye leading the way down the rocky path in the penygent race The Committee Chairman Jack 01924 [email protected] Bretherick 496243 Secretary Bernard 01924 [email protected] Disken 529981 Treasurer Michael 01924 [email protected] Wood 450296 Website Andrew 07786 [email protected] Cottier 925426 Social Secretary Leanne 07888 [email protected] Entwistle 845877 Club Clothing Jack Bretherick Men’s Captain John 01924 [email protected] Calvert 480603 Women’s Captain Maxine 07981 [email protected] Worden 268899 WYCCWL Heather Mitchell Veterans Andrew 01924 [email protected] Meskimmon 480470 Assistant secretary Richard 01924 [email protected] Aiston 473347 Newsletter Michael & PR Wood . Rankings & Grand Andy Prix Cottier/Com puter Beginners & Jack Recruitment Bretherick Race/Team Entries Co- David Binns ordinator Club secretary Richard Aiston in the penygent fell race Entry forms, Notice Jack board Bretherick Reindeer Romp - 27th May 2010 Training Routes Michael Wood Trail Membership secretary Bernard Disken 4th Kevin Oates 16:33 45 th M45 Dewsbury 10k race Bernard th th organiser Disken 10 Andy Meskimmon 17:17 45 M45 th th 12 John Calvert 17:28 40 M40 16 th James Morris 17:53 10 th M35 20 th Kevin Eaglestone 18:18 12 th M th th 29 Carl Robinson 18:53 40 M40 46 th Ian Sutcliffe 20:12 40 th M40 60 th Glenn Sykes 21:51 40 th M40 69 th Colin Watson 22:36 65 th M65 79 th Elizabeth Smith-Calvert 24:16 40 th F40 85 th Heather Mitchell 25:11 55 th F55 86 th Janet Murnin 25:29 45 th F45 105 finished the race. Mucky Duck 8 1/2 mile - 30th May 2010 Trail 15 th James Morris 54:31 19 th Steve Schofield 55:31 180 th Kim Schofield 1:17:54 229 finished the race. Ilkley Trail Race - 30th May 2010 Glenn Sykes sends the above in and says, “Just found this Trail pic of you Mick and your teddy reading Orienteering Monthly” 174 th Glenn Sykes 1:02:58 175 th Colin Watson 1:03:07 205 th Janet Mernin 1:07:07 265 th Susan Sykes 1:26:33 266 th Rachel Spilsbury 1:26:33 269 finished the race. Chester Marathon - 31st May 2010 Marathon th 479 Heather Mitchell 4:10:42 Jimmy Morris on descent of Snowdon International 648 th Bev McClure 4:40:43 Mountain race 764 finished the race. Chevin Fell Race - 2nd June 2010 Fell Race 25 th David Almond 21:17 84 finished the race. Kevin Oates on the ascent of the Snowdon International The Full Bronte 5 mile - 3rd June 2010 Mountain race. Road Race Kevin Ogden : Michael Wood’s first 12 days in hospital recorded by his sister in law Margaret and nurses. Wharfedale Off Road Marathon - 5th June 2010 Marathon 1/6/10 1st Andrew Cottier 3:07:15 Collapsed on Tuesday evening run in 75 finished the race. Earlsheaton near Commercial Inn, so I’m told Resussed by 2 members of Pen Y Ghent Fell Race - 5th June 2010 running club Fell Race Admitted through A/E after cardiac rd arrest 53 Richard Aiston 1:06:50 67 th Martin Kaye 1:09:45 109 th Glenn Sykes 1:17:40 After treatment in A/E taken for CT 124 th Paul Schofield 1:27:50 Scan and admitted to intensive care. 131 finished the race. Put on ventilator. Given last rites by Father Nicholas. Roberttown 7 Miles - 6th June 2010 2/6/10 Road Race Very ill. Numerous phone calls from people 4th Martin Hall 42:01 7th James Morris 42:46 asking about Michael. 32 nd David Smith 48:04 Nursed by Helen 35 th Wayne Speight 49:56 David Kilbride rang th 54 Paul Sheilds 54:57 Jack Bretherick rang. 56 th Sarah Entwistle 55:27 79 th Brendan Jones 1:00:28 88 th Charlotte James 1:02:24 3/6/10 Still very ill 124 finished the race. Jack rang David K rang. Goole River Bank Challenge - 6th June 2010 Road Race 4/6/10 Developed chest infection 99 th Tracey Rhodes 1:14:03 Had chest X-Rays Father Nicholas rang 146 finished the race. David rang Otley 10 Miles - 9th June 2010 5/6/10 10 Mile Road Race Still very ill Nurse Michael 23 rd Andy Meskimmon 1:03:16 4th M45 175 th Paul Shields 1:20:50 35 th M45 6/6/10 335 finished the race. Still very ill Nurse Helen Diane Critical Reflections Was it all a dream? 7/6/10 A very stressful day for him Nurse Helen and us had a temp pacing wire inserted. 363 finished the race. Nurse Diane, night th Trunce at Oxspring - 14 June 2010 8/6/10 Cross Country Had a better day. 7th Kevin Oates 26:17 th 9/6/10 44 Keith Long 30:29 Tried to take Michael off ventilator, after a lot of swearing and trying to Esholt Bash Trail Race - 16th June 2010 bribe David (brother)& Vicky (niece) Trail to take him home. He became very agitated and so vented Andy 6th 37:16 him again. Meskimmon 87 finished the race. 10/6/10 Still on ventilator to rest him. Staveley Stampede - 20th June 2010 Nurse Paul. Trail - Ranked 11/6/10 Andy 2nd 1:01:11 +2 Ranking Points A little fluid on his chest so had physio Meskimmon to disperse it 7th Steve Schofield 1:04:53 +5 Ranking Points Start of World Cup. 24 th Ian Sutcliffe 1:12:26 th Nurse Helen. 37 Colin Watson 1:16:25 +18 Ranking Points 100 th Kim Schofield 1:34:47 12/6/10 130 finished the race. Still on ventilator but reducing drugs to try and take him off again. Reindeer Romp - 24th June 2010 st 1 England match against USA draw 1-1. Trail Andy 18 th 17:27 I am told I came round 13 days after Meskimmon going in, I remember nothing at all up 19 th Martin Hall 17:42 32 nd Carl Robinson 18:44 to this. 48 th Ian Sutcliffe 20:15 50 th Wayne Speight 20:41 Matthew I would like to thank everybody who 61 st 21:36 Baldwin helped me and sent cards and gifts and 63 rd Glenn Sykes 21:49 all those who visited me in hospital 69 th Colin Watson 22:08 and later at home. 83 rd Brendan Jones 24:21 90 th Jayne Robinson 25:32 95 th Janet Murnin 26:17 At the moment (end of September) I am doing very well, half way through a 109 finished the race. six-week physio gym course at Dewsbury Hospital, I am pleased with Hepworth Dryad 5 Mile Trail Race - 27th June 2010 my progress. Trail - Ranked Castle Howard 10k Trail Race - 13th June 2010 3rd Kevin Oates 33:37 7th Keith Lang 35:54 Trail 117 finished the race. 25 th Keith Long 42:42 4th M45 Birdsedge Challenge - 4th July 2010 Trail Stephen 10 39:22 Schofield 14 Keith Long 40:59 : 61 Kim Schofield 56:02 Stoodley Pike Fell Race - 6th July 2010 Fell Race Kevin Ogden in the Helen Windsor 10K 53 rd James Morris 23:41 61 st Keith Long 24:18 Helen Windsor 10k - 7th July 2010 179 finished the race. 10k Road Race - Ranked Andy 11 th 38:07 1st M45 Meskimmon 8th M45 +19 54 th Wayne Speight 44:57 Ranking Points 8th F +14 Ranking 90 th Sarah Entwistle 48:46 Points 120 th Jean Entwistle 53:11 4th F45 21 st M40 +19 125 th Brendan Jones 53:36 Ranking Points 200 finished the race. Jean Entwistle in the Helen Windsor 10k Eccup 10 Mile Road Race - 11th July 2010 10 Mile Road Race - Ranked Andy 22 nd 1:02:38 3rd M45 Meskimmon 536 finished the race. Yorkshire Wolds Half Marathon - 17th July 2010 Half Marathon - Ranked Andy 13 th 1:23:11 Sarah Entwistle in the Helen Windsor 10K Meskimmon 23 rd Steve Schofield 1:28:44 126 th Paul Shields 1:46:55 221 st Kim Schofield 2:03:25 299 finished the race. Nostell Priory 5 mile - 21st July 2010 5 Mile Road Race - Ranked 13 th Keith Long 32:23 David 52 nd 37:59 +25 Ranking Points Andy Meskimmon in the Helen Windsor 10K Greenwood 58 th Sarah Entwistle 38:48 +17 Ranking Points Leanne 81 st 41:57 Entwistle 90 th Jean Entwistle 43:28 10 Mile Road Race - Ranked 150 finished the race. Andy 14 th 1:01:34 Meskimmon Snowdon Mountain Race - 25th July 2010 321 finished the race. Fell Race - Ranked 83 rd Kevin Oates 1:29:46 7th M45 Cinnamon Lodge Chase 6 - 18th August 2010 110 th James Morris 1:32:37 42 nd M35 Road Race - Ranked 464 finished the race. Andy 12 th 41:30 Meskimmon Harrogate Town Centre 10K - 25th July 2010 94 finished the race. 10k Road Race - Ranked Andrea Race the Train - 21st August 2010 468 th 57:42 +25 Ranking Points Woodside Cross Country - Ranked 611 finished the race. th 77 John Calvert 1:40:06 261 st Ian Sutcliffe 1:55:53 Pudsey 10k Challenge - 26th July 2010 604 th Colin Watson 2:21:18 10k Road Race - Ranked 799 finished the race. 21 st John Calvert 42:47 +2 Ranking Points Leanne 215 th 58:57 +2 Ranking Points Entwistle Minutes of the committee of 374 finished the race.
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