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Royton Trail 2012 Results 2012 Royton Trail Race Results Name Club Time Gender Gender Position Position Age Cat. Age Cat. Age Race No. Race Pos. 1 37 Ian McBride Royton Road Runners M 1/128 M 1/40 00:30:05 2 89 Mick Flatley Middleton Harriers M 2/128 MV40 1/15 00:31:22 3 86 Paul Simons Salford Harriers M 3/128 MV45 1/28 00:32:12 4 183 Derek Simpson Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 4/128 M 2/40 00:32:23 5 100 Ian R Jackson Salford Harriers M 5/128 MV40 2/15 00:32:30 6 42 Martin Schofield Royton Road Runners M 6/128 M 3/40 00:33:14 7 115 Jamie Cook Belle Vue Racers M 7/128 M 4/40 00:34:18 8 159 Andy Preston Middleton Harriers M 8/128 M 5/40 00:34:30 9 96 Martin Kay Rochdale Tri M 9/128 MV40 3/15 00:34:32 10 198 Chris McDermott Belle Vue Racers M 10/128 M 6/40 00:34:37 11 158 Trevor Davies Oldham & Royton Harriers & A.C. M 11/128 MV40 4/15 00:34:38 12 124 Paul Jibson Middleton Harriers M 12/128 MV45 2/28 00:34:44 13 31 Russell Ingham Royton Road Runners M 13/128 M 7/40 00:34:59 14 123 Paul McGlynn Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 14/128 M 8/40 00:35:08 15 80 Bill Balmer Royton Road Runners M 15/128 MV40 5/15 00:35:16 16 193 Steve Smithies Calder Valley F.R. M 16/128 MV40 6/15 00:35:31 17 75 Chris Merchant Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 17/128 M 9/40 00:35:32 18 166 John Cook Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 18/128 MV55 1/18 00:35:41 19 7 Bruce Whittam Royton Road Runners M 19/128 MV45 3/28 00:35:49 20 119 Michael Sharkey Middleton Harriers M 20/128 MV50 1/17 00:35:50 21 13 Alan Bodell Royton Road Runners M 21/128 MV45 4/28 00:36:05 22 70 Ian Stainthorpe Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 22/128 MV50 2/17 00:36:18 23 25 Shane Reading Royton Road Runners M 23/128 M 10/40 00:36:22 24 20 Colin Green Royton Road Runners M 24/128 MV40 7/15 00:36:33 25 2 Dave Emanuel Royton Road Runners M 25/128 MV45 5/28 00:36:38 26 28 Bernie Goodwin Royton Road Runners M 26/128 MV40 8/15 00:36:44 27 30 Bernie Cassidy Royton Road Runners M 27/128 MV50 3/17 00:36:45 28 10 Dave Peart Royton Road Runners M 28/128 MV45 6/28 00:36:49 29 106 Ian Aitchison Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 29/128 MV55 2/18 00:36:56 30 133 Matthew Oldham G.M.P. M 30/128 M 11/40 00:36:59 31 173 Lee Hemmings Unattached M 31/128 M 12/40 00:37:05 32 188 Ian Saddington Unattached M 32/128 M 13/40 00:37:07 33 125 Martin Dowdall Unattached M 33/128 M 14/40 00:37:12 34 16 Elliot Stone Royton Road Runners M 34/128 MV40 9/15 00:37:15 35 76 Steve Broadfoot Knowsley Harriers M 35/128 MV50 4/17 00:37:24 36 168 John Reilly Middleton Harriers M 36/128 MV60 1/6 00:37:26 37 131 Steven Rymill Belle Vue Racers M 37/128 M 15/40 00:37:28 38 175 Roland Robson Middleton Harriers M 38/128 MV55 3/18 00:37:31 39 26 Michael Harrison Royton Road Runners M 39/128 M 16/40 00:37:37 40 140 Adam Barber Belle Vue Racers M 40/128 M 17/40 00:37:43 41 47 David Hall Royton Road Runners M 41/128 MV50 5/17 00:37:51 42 192 Chris Hill Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 42/128 M 18/40 00:38:03 43 170 Stephen Leak Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 43/128 MV50 6/17 00:38:09 44 153 Sam Fox Saddleworth Runners F 1/54 FV40 1/8 00:38:11 45 113 Nigel Sedman Belle Vue Racers M 44/128 MV45 7/28 00:38:18 46 19 Kirsty White Royton Road Runners F 2/54 FV35 1/11 00:38:19 47 97 Simon Brierley Rochdale Tri M 45/128 M 19/40 00:38:23 48 112 Alison Sedman Belle Vue Racers F 3/54 FV45 1/10 00:38:24 49 102 Mark Walker Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 46/128 MV45 8/28 00:38:31 50 43 Greg Oates Royton Road Runners M 47/128 MV40 10/15 00:38:33 51 78 Paul Alexander Todmorden Harriers M 48/128 M 20/40 00:38:34 52 45 Tony Campbell Royton Road Runners M 49/128 M 21/40 00:38:37 53 141 John Mayall Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 50/128 MV50 7/17 00:38:40 54 27 John Higgins Royton Road Runners M 51/128 MV55 4/18 00:38:44 55 34 Bryan Lawton Royton Road Runners M 52/128 MV45 9/28 00:38:46 56 46 Ged Navesey Royton Road Runners M 53/128 MV45 10/28 00:38:49 57 162 Mark Anderton Todmorden Harriers M 54/128 MV50 8/17 00:38:59 58 38 Ian Dale Royton Road Runners M 55/128 MV45 11/28 00:39:02 59 187 Fiona Wise Unattached F 4/54 F 1/10 00:39:05 60 174 Julie Field Stainland Lions F 5/54 FV40 2/8 00:39:07 61 182 Hazel Carruthers Rochdale Harriers & A.C. F 6/54 F 2/10 00:39:11 62 161 Simon Anderton Todmorden Harriers M 56/128 MV50 9/17 00:39:19 63 64 Danny Hirst Unattached M 57/128 M 22/40 00:39:20 64 67 Tony Hart Oldham & Royton Harriers & A.C. M 58/128 MV45 12/28 00:39:23 65 15 Chris Eavers Royton Road Runners M 59/128 MV55 5/18 00:39:25 Page 1 of 3 2012 Royton Trail Race Results Name Club Time Gender Gender Position Position Age Cat. Age Cat. Age Race No. Race Pos. 66 148 Gaynor Keane Saddleworth Runners F 7/54 FV35 2/11 00:39:33 67 134 Alan Reynolds Unattached M 60/128 M 23/40 00:39:44 68 156 James Lawton Unattached M 61/128 M 24/40 00:39:45 69 196 Bernard Wagner Belle Vue Racers M 62/128 M 25/40 00:39:46 70 29 Neil Farrell Royton Road Runners M 63/128 MV45 13/28 00:39:50 71 74 Robert Ashton Unattached M 64/128 MV50 10/17 00:39:50 72 194 Jared Ahmad Unattached M 65/128 M 26/40 00:39:58 73 9 John Lambe Royton Road Runners M 66/128 MV45 14/28 00:40:03 74 186 Anthony Walsh Middleton Harriers M 67/128 MV45 15/28 00:40:09 75 138 Paul McNamara Salford Harriers M 68/128 MV45 16/28 00:40:10 76 81 Andrew Barton Altrincham and District A.C. M 69/128 M 27/40 00:40:13 77 139 Richard Sample Saddleworth Runners M 70/128 M 28/40 00:40:18 78 155 Lee O'Brien Oldham & Royton Harriers & A.C. M 71/128 M 29/40 00:40:34 79 110 Ian Smith Bolton United Harriers M 72/128 MV60 2/6 00:40:40 80 179 Mark Lawson Middleton Harriers M 73/128 M 30/40 00:40:41 81 180 Aileen Baldwin Stainland Lions F 8/54 FV60 1/5 00:40:46 82 39 Dave Freer Royton Road Runners M 74/128 MV40 11/15 00:40:48 83 35 Roy Miller Royton Road Runners M 75/128 MV40 12/15 00:41:07 84 199 Tony Spencer Unattached M 76/128 MV50 11/17 00:41:14 85 82 Leo Cain Middleton Harriers M 77/128 M 31/40 00:41:17 86 191 Alan Garvey Middleton Harriers M 78/128 MV55 6/18 00:41:26 87 60 Andrew Hamilton Stockport Harriers M 79/128 MV45 17/28 00:41:32 88 40 Debbie Shaw Royton Road Runners F 9/54 FV45 2/10 00:41:39 89 151 Darren Mannings Oldham & Royton Harriers & A.C. M 80/128 MV40 13/15 00:41:43 90 107 Laura Bryant Belle Vue Racers F 10/54 F 3/10 00:41:46 91 127 Matthew Cox Rochdale Harriers & A.C. M 81/128 MV50 12/17 00:41:47 92 108 Barrie Fairbrother Middleton Harriers M 82/128 MV60 3/6 00:41:51 93 185 Richard Campbell Middleton Harriers M 83/128 M 32/40 00:41:57 94 95 Steve Vasilou Middleton Harriers M 84/128 MV50 13/17 00:41:59 95 109 James Corrigan Belle Vue Racers M 85/128 M 33/40 00:42:00 96 92 Tom Daniels Salford Harriers M 86/128 MV60 4/6 00:42:04 97 122 Jamie Holdaway Royton Road Runners M 87/128 M 34/40 00:42:08 98 154 Claire Wightman Saddleworth Runners F 11/54 FV35 3/11 00:42:15 99 84 Rebecca Murphy Middleton Harriers F 12/54 F 4/10 00:42:31 100 172 Danielle Beard Rochdale Harriers & A.C.
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