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Run for All Leeds Half Marathon RESULT 13Th May 2018 Run for All Leeds Half Marathon RESULT 13th May 2018 Gender Class Chip Chip Pos. Bib Time Name Team Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos 1 9306 1:08:06 Mohammad Aburezeq Altrincham & District AC Male 1 M35 1 1:08:06 1 2 10289 1:09:37 Chris Oddy Serpentine RC Male 2 M 1 1:09:37 2 3 4008 1:12:50 Matt Chipping Male 3 M 2 1:12:49 3 4 9305 1:13:00 Joe Sagar Spenborough & Dist AC Male 4 M 3 1:13:00 4 5 4004 1:13:25 John Hobbs Valley Striders AC Male 5 M40 1 1:13:25 5 6 86 1:14:48 Josh Sambrook Leeds University AC/CC Club Male 6 M 4 1:14:46 6 7 22 1:14:55 Callum Elson Roundhay Runners Male 7 M 5 1:14:55 7 8 4007 1:15:22 Mohamed Babiker Male 8 M35 2 1:15:22 8 9 4005 1:15:54 Stephen Hathaway Male 9 M 6 1:15:50 9 10 9301 1:16:10 David Herdsman Valley Striders AC Male 10 M40 2 1:16:10 10 11 4002 1:16:43 Isaac Dunn Blaydon Harriers & AC Male 11 M 7 1:16:43 11 12 6846 1:17:13 Richard Crossland Male 12 M50 1 1:17:08 12 13 26 1:17:35 David Bagot Clayton Le Moors Harriers Male 13 M 8 1:17:33 13 14 4120 1:17:37 Rav Panesar Male 14 M35 3 1:17:35 14 15 28 1:17:58 Simon Lambert Male 15 M35 4 1:17:57 15 16 10275 1:18:09 Nick Marriage Fulham Running Club Male 16 M 9 1:18:07 16 17 4036 1:18:48 Reiny Brown Male 17 M 10 1:18:47 17 18 10280 1:19:14 Rashaad Jorden Male 18 M35 5 1:19:12 18 19 4066 1:19:20 Tom Dart Spenborough & Dist AC Male 19 M 11 1:19:18 21 20 4094 1:19:21 Philip Boynton Horsforth Harriers Male 20 M 12 1:19:16 20 21 4107 1:19:22 Andrew Summerscales Male 21 M 13 1:19:13 19 22 815 1:19:24 Lindsay Toulson Male 22 M45 1 1:19:23 23 23 9325 1:19:26 David Smithers York Knavesmire Harriers Male 23 M45 2 1:19:22 22 24 15 1:19:39 Sean Barkes Lincoln Wellington Athletic Club Male 24 M45 3 1:19:38 25 25 4105 1:19:51 Tim Patterson Male 25 M35 6 1:19:46 26 26 4034 1:19:58 Adam Kirk Nidd Valley Road Runners Male 26 M 14 1:19:55 27 27 37 1:20:02 Daniel Thornton Male 27 M35 7 1:19:59 28 28 4064 1:20:13 Huw Lippiatt Valley Striders AC Male 28 M45 4 1:20:11 29 29 4078 1:20:14 Stephen Child Male 29 M35 8 1:19:37 24 30 4136 1:20:15 Paul Whitaker Male 30 M40 3 1:20:15 31 31 83 1:20:15 David Clarke South Derbyshire Road Runners Male 31 M35 9 1:20:14 30 32 4039 1:20:35 Ian Harrison Rodillian Runners Male 32 M35 10 1:20:30 32 33 10107 1:20:39 Jack Kelly Male 33 M 15 1:20:35 33 34 89 1:20:39 Colin Walker Pudsey & Bramley AC Male 34 M45 5 1:20:36 34 35 806 1:21:03 Oliver Pearson Male 35 M 16 1:20:57 36 36 4026 1:21:19 Robert Cumming Abbey Runners Male 36 M35 11 1:21:19 37 37 817 1:21:24 John Yoward Male 37 M40 4 1:20:55 35 38 4054 1:21:26 Jon Marshall Shildon Running & AC Male 38 M45 6 1:21:25 40 39 91 1:21:28 Marc Adams Male 39 M 17 1:21:20 38 40 4108 1:21:33 Chris Snowball Ashington Hirst Running Club Male 40 M 18 1:21:30 41 41 10247 1:21:34 Mark Jones Male 41 M40 5 1:21:20 39 42 96 1:21:41 Tim Jones Kings Heath RC - The Lions Male 42 M 19 1:21:35 42 43 10246 1:21:42 Tim Chadwick Barlick Fell Runners Male 43 M 20 1:21:41 43 44 9314 1:21:48 Gavin Foster Stainland Lions Running Club Male 44 M 21 1:21:41 44 45 4024 1:21:58 John Carr Male 45 M 22 1:21:50 45 46 44 1:22:05 Faye Banks Pontefract AC Female 1 F35 1 1:22:03 46 47 4117 1:22:21 Tim Steere Male 46 M35 12 1:22:16 47 48 9304 1:22:35 Benjamin Douglas Leeds City Athletic Club Male 47 M 23 1:22:35 48 49 85 1:22:43 Gareth Somerville Harrogate Harriers & AC Male 48 M 24 1:22:41 50 50 102 1:22:44 Thomas Robshaw Male 49 M 25 1:22:35 49 51 4062 1:22:59 James Clark Male 50 M35 13 1:22:53 52 52 4167 1:22:59 Christine McCarthy Pontefract AC Male 51 M55 1 1:22:49 51 53 77 1:23:20 Chris Roebuck Horsforth Harriers Male 52 M35 14 1:23:16 54 54 9317 1:23:33 Pompeo Costantino Hyde Park Harriers Male 53 M 26 1:23:24 55 55 4134 1:23:34 Richard Ramsey Male 54 M35 15 1:23:31 57 56 50 1:23:37 Matthew Haywood Matlock Athletic Club Male 55 M35 16 1:23:31 56 57 52 1:23:39 Andrius Jagminas Male 56 M35 17 1:23:39 59 58 4156 1:24:05 Mark Devergori Male 57 M 27 1:23:36 58 59 4118 1:24:08 Christopher Wray Male 58 M45 7 1:24:01 61 60 4146 1:24:09 Mike Phan Male 59 M35 18 1:23:57 60 61 9303 1:24:11 Chris Williams Queensbury Running Club Male 60 M 28 1:24:08 62 62 9331 1:24:21 Angus Milne Hyde Park Harriers Male 61 M 29 1:24:21 63 63 9310 1:24:29 Michael Hooker Male 62 M35 19 1:24:25 65 64 4237 1:24:33 James Jones Male 63 M 30 1:24:24 64 65 4057 1:24:37 Louis Gillow Male 64 M 31 1:24:28 66 66 109 1:24:40 Tim Dean Male 65 M40 6 1:24:37 67 67 4279 1:24:49 Gerard Skippins Spenborough & Dist AC Male 66 M40 7 1:24:46 69 68 4037 1:24:59 John Ferguson Cambridge & Coleridge AC Male 67 M50 2 1:24:45 68 69 4322 1:25:03 Colin Sweatman Male 68 M40 8 1:24:57 73 70 9316 1:25:05 Shane Grace Male 69 M35 20 1:25:02 75 71 812 1:25:11 Richard Wood Male 70 M 32 1:24:55 72 72 10248 1:25:15 Sean Hewitt Wakefield Triathlon Club Male 71 M45 8 1:24:57 74 73 9327 1:25:22 Stewart Nichol Male 72 M35 21 1:24:51 70 74 4180 1:25:27 Daniel Cooper Male 73 M 33 1:25:19 77 75 4048 1:25:35 Mark Dowell Male 74 M45 9 1:25:31 78 Timing & Results Service by HS Sports Ltd Tel: 01260 275708 Generated: 13/05/18 13:53:40 Run for All Leeds Half Marathon RESULT 13th May 2018 Gender Class Chip Chip Pos. Bib Time Name Team Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos 76 9328 1:25:41 Davie Walker Male 75 M 34 1:25:35 79 77 4101 1:25:48 Paul Parkins Male 76 M35 22 1:25:15 76 78 4025 1:25:50 James MacE Rothwell & District Harriers Male 77 M 35 1:25:46 81 79 10103 1:25:51 James Leiper Ponteland Runners Male 78 M40 9 1:25:49 82 80 10244 1:25:54 Edward Powell Roundhay Runners Male 79 M35 23 1:24:53 71 81 4071 1:25:57 Benjamin Lidgard Male 80 M 36 1:25:53 85 82 48 1:26:00 Steve Fowler Barnsley Harriers Male 81 M55 2 1:25:53 84 83 4453 1:26:00 Daniel Cascon Male 82 M 37 1:25:55 88 84 818 1:26:05 Nicholas Booker Male 83 M50 3 1:25:58 89 85 94 1:26:07 Chris Hockin Male 84 M 38 1:26:00 91 86 9324 1:26:10 Chris Smith Hyde Park Harriers Male 85 M40 10 1:26:02 93 87 93 1:26:11 Paul Crossley Male 86 M 39 1:26:03 94 88 4001 1:26:19 Andrew Marrow Male 87 M35 24 1:25:50 83 89 4051 1:26:21 Robert Brown Male 88 M40 11 1:26:14 95 90 4091 1:26:23 Tom Lappage Male 89 M 40 1:25:53 86 91 4027 1:26:29 Chris Forbes Male 90 M45 10 1:26:27 98 92 4272 1:26:30 Richard Peel Male 91 M35 25 1:26:24 96 93 9312 1:26:32 Paul Riley Penny Lane Striders Male 92 M45 11 1:26:29 101 94 43 1:26:38 Andy Crome Male 93 M45 12 1:26:29 100 95 9344 1:26:38 Kris Sivills Male 94 M 41 1:26:29 99 96 4733 1:26:44 Craig Beza Saltaire Striders Male 95 M 42 1:25:58 90 97 4109 1:26:48 Joseph Morton Roundhay Runners Male 96 M35 26 1:26:25 97 98 4028 1:26:48 Adrian Land Male 97 M45 13 1:26:47 107 99 4234 1:26:51 Nick Kealey Male 98 M40 12 1:25:54 87 100 4104 1:26:53 Ian Sanderson Valley Striders AC Male 99 M45 14 1:26:43 106 101 4123 1:26:57 Chris Tinker Male 100 M 43 1:26:57 112 102 4813 1:26:59 Philip Gillett Male 101 M 44 1:26:41 105 103 4102 1:26:59 Oliver Thornton Uttoxeter Road Runners Male 102 M35 27 1:26:30 102 104 10344 1:27:05 Peter Storey Male 103 M 45 1:26:01 92 105 4099 1:27:06 Jonathan Smyth Valley Striders AC Male 104 M 46 1:27:02 115 106 10249 1:27:08 Tom Craven York Acorn Running Club Male 105 M 47 1:26:56 111 107 4058 1:27:08 Rory Goldthorpe Male 106 M35 28 1:27:02 114 108 4919 1:27:09 Joe Thompson Male 107 M 48 1:26:33 103 109 99 1:27:11 Neil Jones Stadium Runners Male 108 M40 13 1:26:59 113 110 33 1:27:14 Jay Bennett Male 109 M40 14 1:27:12 122 111 35 1:27:15 Jonathan Kent Chapel Allerton Runners Male 110 M35 29 1:27:05 117 112 4085 1:27:15 Andrew Homerski Male 111 M55 3 1:27:04 116 113 4559 1:27:16 Matthee Norman Male 112 M 49 1:26:47 108 114 10243 1:27:16 Matt Cullen Male 113 M 50 1:27:12 121 115 39 1:27:17 Paul Richardson Harrogate Harriers & AC Male 114 M40 15 1:27:09 120 116 4072 1:27:24 Tom Lloyd Male 115 M40 16 1:27:05 118 117 4124 1:27:25 Steve Osgerby Male 116 M40 17 1:27:18 125 118 9357 1:27:26 David Blakeley Male 117 M40 18 1:27:05 119 119 82 1:27:26 Carl Heron Queensbury Running Club Male 118 M55 4 1:27:18 124 120 9329 1:27:29 Steven Bell Male 119 M40 19 1:27:27 129 121 4021 1:27:29 Steve Collins Male 120 M 51 1:27:21 127 122 4116 1:27:35 David Woodhead Pudsey Pacers RC Male 121 M40 20 1:27:28 132 123 10 1:27:36 Andrew Tucker Male 122 M40 21 1:27:15 123 124 4038 1:27:36 Paul Hatfield York Postal Harriers Male 123 M35 30 1:27:31 133 125 10281 1:27:39 Peter Clarke Male 124 M35 31 1:27:28 131 126 4114 1:27:39 Paul Skipper Male 125 M35 32 1:26:50 109 127 4135 1:27:44 George Williams Male 126 M 52 1:27:31 134 128 78 1:27:44 Simon Garside Rothwell & District Harriers Male 127 M50 4 1:27:41 139 129 9354 1:27:45 Jonathan Cook Male 128 M 53 1:26:36 104 130 4089 1:27:49 Ryan Langridge Male 129 M 54 1:27:41 138 131 4199 1:27:49 Martin MacRae Male 130 M 55 1:27:19 126 132 4087 1:27:51 Liam Clark Male 131 M 56 1:27:44 140 133 9318 1:27:53 Jonny Ross Male 132 M 57 1:27:52 143 134 4013 1:27:58 Peter Dyer Avon Valley Runners Male 133 M 58 1:27:54 144 135 4255 1:27:58 Luke Jones Male 134 M 59 1:27:55 145 136 4321 1:28:00 Liam Norman Male 135 M 60 1:27:34 135 137 4551 1:28:03 Matthew Ward Male 136 M 61 1:27:27 130 138 4186 1:28:09 Keelan Henry Male 137 M 62 1:27:22 128 139 4144 1:28:12 Reece Milton Horsforth Harriers Male 138 M 63 1:28:07 148 140 4049 1:28:14 Donald Abbott Male 139 M 64 1:28:05 147 141 4339 1:28:15 Henry Eglin Baildon Runners Male 140 M 65 1:27:51 141 142 10134 1:28:17 John Skidmore Male 141 M 66 1:28:12 154 143 4217 1:28:17 Daniel Bracewell Male 142 M 67 1:28:01 146 144 805 1:28:19 Lindsey Clegg Female 2 F35 2 1:28:14 155 145 4147 1:28:19 Cairn Morrison Male 143 M40 22 1:28:11 153 146 4065 1:28:22 Luke Hollinshead Male 144 M 68 1:28:08 150 147 4503 1:28:23 Ashley Beddoes Male 145 M 69 1:27:39 137 148 4053 1:28:25 Neil Kirwin Male 146 M45 15 1:28:16 156 149 4760 1:28:25 Lewis Harper Male 147 M 70 1:28:17 157 150 9321 1:28:29 David Turnbull Male 148 M35 33 1:27:35 136 Timing & Results Service by HS Sports Ltd Tel: 01260 275708 Generated: 13/05/18 13:53:40 Run for All Leeds Half Marathon RESULT 13th May 2018 Gender Class Chip Chip Pos.
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