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Sheet1 MURDER MILE 2014 1 DANIEL BODMAN ABERDARE SM 8.49 2 STUART CREES LES CROUPS SM 8.56 3 DAVID STANDING FAIRWATER SM 10.24 4 JAMES FOULKES-NOCK LLISWERRY SM 10.33 5 JOSEF WARD U/A SM 10.36 6 MATTHEW PIZEY U/A SM 10.36 7 HAYDN HARTNELL ISLWYN MSV 10.49 8 JAMES PEARCE LLISWERRY SM 10.54 9 LEE MILLS U/A SM 10.59 10 CHARLIE BEST PONTYPOOL JM 11.01 11 HELEN CURRIE ABU DHABI STRIDERS SF 11.03 12 NICOLA GETHING PARC BRYN BACH VF 11.11 13 RUSSELL WAREHAM ISLWYN VM 11.16 14 LIBBY O'DUFFY LES CROUPS FSV 11.23 15 K.GALEY U/A MSV 11.38 16 CARL DAVIES ISLWYN SM 11.39 17 ANGELA JONES FAIRWATER FSV 11.44 18 NICHOLAS HARRIS CWM OGWR SM 11.54 19 PAUL CHICK LLISWERRY VM 11.57 20 KERRY PRICE ISLWYN MSV 12.05 21 NEIL WHEELER RUN 4 ALL NEATH VM 12.09 22 PAUL CHAPMAN LES CROUPS VM 12.13 23 DAVID GREEN PEGASUS VM 12.14 24 STEVE DURY ISLWYN VM 12.15 25 ELISE TURNER BLAENAU GWENT JF 12.17 26 DAVE LEWIS LLISWERRY SM 12.23 27 NATHAN EVANS U/A SM 12.32 28 TOMAS FORSEY LLISWERRY SM 12.32 29 LLOYD HUMPHRESS U/A SM 12.39 30 RACE NO 64 12.47 31 MARIA RICHARDS PONTYPOOL VF 12.48 32 RICH MANSELL LES CROUPS SM 12.49 33 TRACIE WILLIAMS LLISWERRY VF 12.49 34 ZOE STITCH HEATH U/A SF 12.51 35 ALFIE BEST U/A JM 12.52 36 JASON DIXON ISLWYN VM 12.54 37 NIGEL FOULKES-NOCK LLISWERRY VM 12.58 38 STEVE CHAVE U/A MSV 13.02 39 PETA DANIELS LLISWERRY FSV 13.03 40 GLYN HICKS ISLWYN MSV 13.09 41 STEWART HARDING U/A SM 13.34 42 JAY LEACH ISLWYN VM 13.37 43 GAVIN GRIFFITHS BRO DYSNNI VM 13.38 Page 1 Sheet1 44 NEILL PARKER ISLWYN VM 13.39 45 CHRIS HILL LLISWERRY VM 13.43 46 PAUL HARVEY ISLWYN SM 13.57 47 ANDY COCKERAM LLISWERRY VM 13.57 48 CARL ROBERTS PONTYPOOL SM 13.59 49 MARIE IOANNOU PONTYPRIDD SF 14.01 50 SPIRO STATHKIS LLISWERRY VM 14.06 51 RICHARD LOWCOCK-JAMES CWM OGWR SM 14.09 52 DEAN TURNER LLISWERRY SM 14.12 53 ELLIE-MAY JONES NEWPORT HARRIERS SF 14.22 54 RAVEN TIMMS LLISWERRY VF 14.22 55 NICOLA SINCLAIR LLISWERRY VF 14.43 56 NICOLA GRAY LLISWERRY FSV 14.59 57 KATE CARNEY LLISWERRY VF 14.59 58 CHRIS GENTLE LLISWERRY VM 15.16 59 SIMON BEST U/A VM 15.33 60 MEL SENIOR ISLWYN FSV 15.45 61 RICHARD POWELL U/A SM 15.51 62 HELENA BOOTH PEGASUS VF 16.35 63 JULES JONES RUN 4 ALL NEATH SF 16.45 64 R.CARNEY U/A VM 17.54 65 RUTH COCHRAN PONTYPRIDD FSV 18.17 66 THERESA WATKIN LLISWERRY FSV 18.48 67 DAMITA STATHKS U/A VF 18.55 68 K.SINCLAIR U/A SM 19.29 69 HELEN CHAVE U/A FSV 19.53 70 HAZEL WHEELER RUN 4 ALL NEATH VF 22.24 Page 2.

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