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2014 Results Pos Bib Gender Name Club Chip Time Finish Time 1 3030 Male Thomas Carson Horwich RMI Harriers 00:32:51 00:32:52 2 489 Male James Hilton Wigan Phoenix 00:33:26 00:33:26 3 2692 Male Peter Bains Trafford AC 00:34:12 00:34:12 4 2804 Male Andrew Kaufman 00:34:28 00:34:29 5 3086 Male Nick Leigh Horwich RMI Harriers 00:34:31 00:34:31 6 2740 Male Gary Fitzpatrick Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:34:36 00:34:36 7 2533 Male Andy Pickford Altrincham & District 00:35:00 00:35:00 8 700 Male Nick Gaskell Clayton Le Moors Harriers 00:35:30 00:35:32 9 2472 Male Mark Rogers Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:35:34 00:35:37 10 544 Male Karl Lee Wesham Road Runners 00:35:50 00:35:52 11 2557 Male William Thomas Owen 00:35:47 00:35:53 12 3068 Male Howard Avery Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:36:17 00:36:19 13 1883 Male Paul Johnson Barnsley Harriers 00:36:37 00:36:39 14 1411 Male Abraham Afeworki Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:36:38 00:36:41 15 2888 Female Eleanor Davis Newquay Road Runners 00:36:42 00:36:43 16 495 Male Tim Campbell Astley & Tyldesley Road Runners 00:36:46 00:36:49 17 2982 Male Declan Oneill Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:36:55 00:37:00 18 3132 Male Michael Hunt Trafford AC 00:37:08 00:37:08 19 926 Male Shaun Moran Astley & Tyldesley Road Runners 00:37:15 00:37:18 20 3002 Male Rob Barrows Penny Lane Striders 00:37:38 00:37:38 21 2683 Male Ian Owen 00:38:17 00:38:19 22 2885 Male Chris Wright 00:38:20 00:38:24 23 3107 Male Mark Griffiths Manchester YMCA Harriers 00:38:27 00:38:33 24 2677 Male Gavin Brittain 00:38:32 00:38:34 25 2880 Male Paul Carrier 00:38:39 00:38:40 26 2665 Male Kevin Walker Skelmersdale Boundary Harriers 00:38:45 00:38:54 27 946 Female Vicky Bryant Wigan Phoenix 00:38:52 00:38:57 28 2368 Male Corey Boothe 00:38:56 00:39:00 29 2506 Male Paul Corless Mersey Tri 00:38:51 00:39:07 30 974 Male Joseph Dillon Leigh Harriers 00:39:10 00:39:15 31 651 Male Mo Manir-Jolley Wigan Phoenix 00:39:14 00:39:17 32 712 Male Colin Mcevoy Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:39:09 00:39:19 33 2492 Male Darren Jackson Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:39:11 00:39:19 34 794 Male Peter Heyes 00:39:08 00:39:20 35 2421 Male Irshad Hamza Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:39:19 00:39:21 36 1645 Male Mark Traynor 00:39:02 00:39:21 37 1575 Male Chris Burgess Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:39:17 00:39:22 38 2818 Male David Cadman 00:39:20 00:39:27 39 2469 Female Louise Blizzard Belgrave Harriers 00:39:32 00:39:35 40 2100 Male Ainsley Murphy Chorley AC 00:39:37 00:39:40 41 2660 Male Pete Davis 00:39:26 00:39:42 42 1314 Male David Walters Wigan Phoenix 00:39:37 00:39:42 43 3049 Male Gary Morton 00:39:25 00:39:43 44 2769 Male John Grindey Leicester Coritanian AC 00:39:30 00:39:45 45 2175 Male Ryan Davies 00:39:47 00:39:51 46 2998 Male Adam Howard Trawden AC 00:39:43 00:39:51 47 1065 Male David Bamford Wigan Phoenix 00:39:49 00:39:54 48 1924 Male Kai Binder 00:39:54 00:39:54 49 2334 Male Colin Westhead 00:39:51 00:39:56 50 2104 Male Bradley Crankshaw Army 00:39:54 00:39:58 51 2422 Female Jayne Taylor Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:39:57 00:40:00 52 1937 Male Matt Fisher Wigan Phoenix 00:39:56 00:40:01 53 1618 Male Paul Dermott 00:39:47 00:40:02 54 2300 Male Jonathan Cosgrove 00:39:56 00:40:02 55 1487 Male Kevin Dunbar 00:39:55 00:40:03 56 2964 Male Jonathan Britton Warrington Tri Club 00:39:52 00:40:05 57 1599 Male Marc Littlefield Penny Lane Striders 00:40:03 00:40:08 58 1862 Male Mark Collier 00:39:58 00:40:11 59 3119 Male Paul Platt Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:40:06 00:40:13 60 3000 Male Brian James Morris Darwen Dashers 00:40:12 00:40:15 61 2072 Male Matt Grice 00:40:11 00:40:18 62 1996 Male Simon Baines 00:40:18 00:40:22 63 1501 Male Neil Thorpe 00:40:11 00:40:23 64 2437 Male Gary Kindon 00:40:29 00:40:36 65 1281 Male Oliver Smith 00:40:21 00:40:37 66 1376 Male Dave Morgan 00:40:18 00:40:39 67 2371 Male Barry Abram Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:40:46 00:40:53 68 512 Male Steven Bayliss Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:40:45 00:40:55 69 2676 Male Warren Moorfield 00:40:47 00:40:57 70 2252 Male Robert Priest 00:40:43 00:40:59 71 3136 Male Andrew Harrop 00:40:49 00:41:02 72 2369 Male Sam Russell 00:40:57 00:41:03 73 1565 Male Brian Tate 00:40:53 00:41:07 74 583 Male Thomas Darkey 00:40:55 00:41:07 75 1036 Male Kane Green 00:40:44 00:41:07 76 1846 Male Paul Haig 00:40:59 00:41:09 77 1976 Male Mitch Goodall 00:40:52 00:41:11 78 655 Male Nigel Chilvers Knowsley Harriers A.c. 00:41:08 00:41:15 79 2347 Male Danny Orrell 00:41:12 00:41:17 80 593 Male Kirk Hawksworth 00:41:09 00:41:22 81 2211 Male Matt Johnson 00:41:18 00:41:27 82 1547 Male Daniel Atherton 00:41:26 00:41:38 83 1993 Male Christopher Wilding 00:41:03 00:41:38 84 2723 Male Paul Loudon Chorlton Runners 00:41:24 00:41:43 85 2924 Male Liam Mealey Kirkstall Harriers 00:41:32 00:41:45 86 1466 Male Jamie Watson 00:41:29 00:41:48 87 1108 Male David Darbyshire Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:41:44 00:41:59 88 940 Male Mike Clayton 00:41:48 00:42:00 89 925 Male Chris Scholes Astley & Tyldesley Road Runners 00:42:04 00:42:07 90 2906 Male Michael Heys 00:41:49 00:42:09 91 2647 Male Rob Mahoney 00:41:33 00:42:12 92 2439 Male Laurence Allmark 00:42:07 00:42:13 93 2749 Male Tim Johnson 00:42:04 00:42:26 94 2203 Male Andrew Fagan 00:41:52 00:42:27 95 432 Male Chris Bennett 00:42:26 00:42:29 96 2626 Male Andrew Cass 00:42:16 00:42:32 97 2183 Male Joseph Bavis 00:42:26 00:42:37 98 1213 Male Duncan Hope 00:42:35 00:42:37 99 491 Male Stephen Lyon 00:42:29 00:42:38 100 2381 Male Carl Firth 00:42:38 00:42:42 101 1831 Female Liz Peacock Parbold Pink Panthers 00:42:41 00:42:47 102 2955 Male Adam Prescott 00:42:26 00:42:48 103 1027 Male David Sankey 00:42:16 00:42:54 104 806 Male John Unsworn 00:42:35 00:42:59 105 273 Male Ben Mcmullen Wigan Phoenix 00:42:54 00:42:59 106 2505 Male Eric Ranson 00:42:22 00:43:00 107 1987 Male Keith Roscoe 00:42:44 00:43:03 108 2191 Male Konrad Witecki 00:42:57 00:43:07 109 650 Female Lynn Manir-Jolley Wigan Phoenix 00:43:03 00:43:07 110 619 Male Paul Collins 00:42:51 00:43:07 111 2884 Male Jacob Tobin 00:43:01 00:43:08 112 1319 Male Paul Bryers Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:42:59 00:43:08 113 2096 Male Keith Emery 00:43:00 00:43:09 114 3098 Male Derek Lord Burnden Road Runners 00:42:45 00:43:10 115 2149 Male Karlos Moss 00:42:39 00:43:11 116 1877 Male Ian Spendlove 00:42:55 00:43:12 117 3322 Male Danny Hirst Andems Runners 00:43:01 00:43:14 118 2937 Male Jonathan Ramsay 00:43:01 00:43:15 119 2631 Male Paul Hilton 00:42:56 00:43:15 120 1421 Male Jon Marsden 00:42:59 00:43:20 121 1689 Male Russell Parry 00:43:14 00:43:24 122 1875 Male Gerry Beyer 00:43:16 00:43:27 123 756 Male Dean Atherton Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:43:18 00:43:27 124 20 Male John Kirk 00:43:24 00:43:32 125 2612 Male David Blackledge 00:43:22 00:43:33 126 548 Male James Daniel Brooker Southport Waterloo AC 00:43:27 00:43:34 127 387 Male Mark Parsons 00:43:05 00:43:37 128 3088 Male Daniel Atkinson Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:43:29 00:43:37 129 1037 Male Tony Latham Waterford Road Runners 00:43:30 00:43:38 130 493 Female Kath Charnock Wigan Phoenix 00:43:36 00:43:40 131 853 Male Michael Whitby 00:41:07 00:43:40 132 1020 Male Martin Stott 00:43:11 00:43:41 133 470 Male Harvey Whittington Wigan Phoenix 00:43:35 00:43:41 134 2642 Male Dave Banks 00:43:27 00:43:43 135 549 Male Simon Nixon 00:43:04 00:43:44 136 901 Male Stuart Waterworth 00:43:32 00:43:47 137 1380 Male Gary Wane Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:43:39 00:43:48 138 2911 Male Paul Whittle 00:43:32 00:43:49 139 1890 Male Shaun Swift 00:43:35 00:43:52 140 1625 Male Daniel Torpey 00:43:42 00:43:52 141 1164 Male Allan Clarke 00:43:45 00:43:55 142 2482 Female Julie Platt Wigan & District Harriers & AC 00:43:38 00:43:55 143 2867 Male Mark Crossfield St Helens Striders 00:43:24 00:43:55 144 2392 Male Ronald Hummelink Lancaster & Morecambe AC 00:43:50 00:43:59 145 2610 Male Steven Warburton 00:43:48 00:44:02 146 2542 Male Nathan Croucher 00:43:34 00:44:03 147 2855 Male Gary Beattie 00:43:22 00:44:05 148 1194 Male Kieron Butler 00:43:55 00:44:05 149 2976 Male James Mcglynn 00:43:56 00:44:06 150 534 Female Gina Senior Wigan Phoenix 00:44:00 00:44:06 151 2831 Male David Taylor Wesham Road Runners 00:42:35 00:44:06 152 665 Male Mark Leyland 00:43:27 00:44:06 153 1328 Male Mark Melbourne Wigan Phoenix 00:44:00 00:44:07 154 2192 Male Anthony Fox 00:42:30 00:44:07 155 75 Female Amy Fletcher 00:44:01 00:44:08 156 749 Male Greg Webster Holcombe Harriers 00:43:55 00:44:10 157 2005 Male Adam Reid 00:43:58 00:44:13 158 2030 Male Stuart Chandler 00:43:33 00:44:13 159 2957 Male Mark Cunliffe 00:43:53 00:44:15 160 3076 Male Ashley Eastwood Trawden AC 00:44:11 00:44:17 161 1218 Male Lee Thomas 00:43:55 00:44:20 162 2633 Male Matthew Thorley 00:44:06 00:44:24 163 1769 Male Xan Donagher 00:44:05 00:44:25 164 699 Male Jonathan Sewell 00:43:53 00:44:26 165 139 Male Gareth Holland 00:44:13 00:44:29 166 3089 Male Darren Harrison 00:44:26 00:44:30 167 2625 Male Andrew Mccracken Chorley AC 00:44:20 00:44:31 168 632 Male Wayne Booth 00:44:06 00:44:31 169 133 Male Paul Blakemore 00:44:28 00:44:33 170 3077 Male Chris Scott 00:44:06 00:44:33 171 388 Male Matt Roberts 00:43:53 00:44:35 172 3117 Male Derrick Marsh Trawden AC 00:44:28 00:44:35 173 2563 Male Derek Henry Wigan Phoenix 00:44:20 00:44:36 174 2608 Male Vincent Mann 00:44:01 00:44:36 175 2126 Male Paul Daniels 00:44:07 00:44:36 176 508 Female Kylie Maguire 00:44:05 00:44:38 177 1926 Male Richard Hague 00:41:42 00:44:41 178 3020 Male Rene Guenther 00:44:04 00:44:41 179 785 Male Mark Holden
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