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Untitled Spreadsheet # Last Name First Name Club Age Group Race Entered 1 Adamson Rachel Tyne Bridge Harriers Senior Ladies Elite Race (Sub20min) 2 Agnew Paul Birtley AC V45 Men Mass PB Race 3 Ainsley David North York Moors AC V45 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 4 Alder Jim Morpeth Harriers & AC V55 Men Mass PB Race 5 Alderson Andrew Blaydon Harriers & AC V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 6 Alderson Matthew Blaydon Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 7 Alderson Nicola Blaydon Harriers & AC V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 8 Alexander Daniel Gateshead Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 9 Alexander Janine Vegan Runners UK V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 10 Alison Simon South Shields Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 11 Allan Charlotte Unaffiliated Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 12 Allan Paul Darlington Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 13 Allen Curtis Newcastle Frontrunners Senior Men Mass PB Race 14 Anderson David Unaffiliated V40 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 15 Anderson Lisa Unaffiliated V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 16 Anderson Mark Sunderland Strollers V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 17 Anderson Michael Unaffiliated V50 Men Mass PB Race 18 Angus Kathryn Blyth Running Club V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 19 Aquith Steven Gateshead Harriers & AC V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 20 Archer Jon Alnwick Harriers Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 21 Archer Matthew Elvet Striders V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 22 Armstrong David Elswick Harriers V40 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 23 Armstrong Graham Wallsend Harriers & AC V55 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 24 Armstrong Joe Morpeth Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 25 Armstrong Laura Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 26 Armstrong Peter Darlington Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 27 Armstrong Scott Durham City Harriers U20 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 28 Armstrong Scott Heaton Harriers & AC V40 Men Mass PB Race 29 Ashby Michael Blyth Running Club V50 Men Mass PB Race 30 Atherton Ian Alnwick Harriers V60 Men Mass PB Race 31 Atkinson Daniel Washington Running Club V40 Men Mass PB Race 32 Atkinson Lisa Gateshead Harriers & AC V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 33 Atkinson Lucy Washington Running Club V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 34 Attley Steve Tyne Bridge Harriers V45 Men Mass PB Race 35 Auld Chris Crook & District AC V45 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 36 Avery Carl Morpeth Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 37 Bailes Adrian Birtley AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 38 Bailey Ali Unaffiliated Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 39 Bailey Charlotte Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 40 Bailey Karen Heaton Harriers & AC V55 Ladies Mass PB Race 41 Bailey Kristian Newcastle Frontrunners V40 Men Mass PB Race 42 Ball Gavin Ashington Hirst Running Club V60 Men Mass PB Race 43 Ball Paula Ashington Hirst Running Club V60 Ladies Mass PB Race 44 Balmbra Robert Morpeth Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 45 Barker Michael Unaffiliated V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 46 Barker Nicola Sunderland Strollers V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 47 Barnes Anna AOFT Gym V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 48 Barnett Kerry Elvet Striders V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 49 Basu Anna Elvet Striders V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 50 Batey Aidan Heaton Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 51 Baty John North Shields Poly V50 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 52 Bean Jonathan Newcastle Frontrunners V40 Men Mass PB Race 53 Beattie Laura Unaffiliated Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 54 Beckett Sam Crook & District AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 55 Beckham Josh Unaffiliated Senior Men Mass PB Race 56 Beckham Ryan Unaffiliated Senior Men Mass PB Race 57 Beer Hannah Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 58 Bell Adam Red Kite Runners V40 Men Mass PB Race 59 Bell Fiona Blackhill Bounders V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 60 Bell John Elswick Harriers V55 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 61 Bell Jordan Blackhill Bounders Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 62 Bell Stewy Blackhill Bounders V50 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 63 Bellingham Paul Morpeth Harriers & AC V55 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 64 Bennett Jill Morpeth Harriers & AC V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 65 Bennett Simon Hartlepool Burn Road Harriers V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 66 Bentley David Sedgefield Harriers V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 67 Berry Joanne Sunderland Strollers V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 68 Berwick Brian Sunderland Harriers & AC V50 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 69 Bin Abdul Rahim Azman Gemilang Newcastle Runners V35 Men Mass PB Race 70 Birkenhead Kate Unaffiliated V55 Ladies Mass PB Race 71 Blackett Paul Blyth Running Club V45 Men Mass PB Race 72 Blacklock Stephen Crook & District AC V35 Men Mass PB Race 73 Blakemore Ian Sedgefield Harriers V40 Men Mass PB Race 74 Blakie Caroline Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 75 Blanden Mary Stocksfield Striders V65 Ladies Mass PB Race 76 Blaylock Lois Blaydon Harriers & AC Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 77 Blenkinsop Alexandra Unaffiliated Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 78 Blenkinsopp Nev Blyth Running Club V45 Men Mass PB Race 79 Bodham Julie Sunderland Strollers V50 Ladies Mass PB Race 80 Bolam Craig Newcastle Frontrunners V35 Men Mass PB Race 81 Bowers Tracy Blaydon Harriers & AC V50 Ladies Mass PB Race 82 Bowmaker Lee Ak Fitness Senior Men Mass PB Race 83 Bowyer Angela Blackhill Bounders V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 84 Bowyer Steven John Blackhill Bounders V40 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 85 Boxshall Abbie Heaton Harriers & AC V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 86 Brabazon Anita Blyth Running Club Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 87 Brass Phillip Unaffiliated V40 Men Mass PB Race 88 Brennan Paul Crook & District AC V45 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 89 Briggs Matthew Morpeth Harriers & AC U20 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 90 Brook Emma Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 91 Brooks Ian Blaydon Harriers & AC V40 Men Mass PB Race 92 Brooks Richard Low Fell Running Club V35 Men Mass PB Race 93 Brown Alex Elvet Striders V45 Men Mass PB Race 94 Brown Alex Houghton Harriers U20 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 95 Brown Alison Morpeth Harriers & AC Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 96 Brown Elaine Ashington Hirst Running Club V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 97 Brown Jack Jarrow & Hebburn AC U20 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 98 Brown Jill Unaffiliated V50 Ladies Mass PB Race 99 Brown Marc Salford Harriers Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 100 Brown Stephen CROSSFIT DHM V45 Men Mass PB Race 101 Brown Stephen Unaffiliated V50 Men Mass PB Race 102 Brown Susie Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 103 Bruce Claire Newcastle Frontrunners V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 104 Brunton Lee Gateshead Harriers & AC Senior Men Mass PB Race 105 Buckton Faye Gateshead Harriers & AC Senior Ladies Elite Race (Sub20min) 106 Buddle Lynne Unaffiliated V50 Ladies Mass PB Race 107 Bullock David Heaton Harriers & AC Senior Men Mass PB Race 108 Burgess Kristian Newcastle Frontrunners Senior Men Mass PB Race 109 Burns Christine North Shields Poly V35 Ladies Elite Race (Sub20min) 110 Burrows Christopher Gateshead Harriers & AC V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 111 Byers Gary Sunderland Strollers V40 Men Mass PB Race 112 Byng Karen Elvet Striders V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 113 Cairns Aidan Elswick Harriers V50 Men Mass PB Race 114 Cairns Jordon Unaffiliated Senior Men Mass PB Race 115 Calverley Claire Morpeth Harriers & AC V40 Ladies Elite Race (Sub20min) 116 Calvert Tracy Unaffiliated V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 117 Campbell James Gateshead Harriers & AC Senior Men Mass PB Race 118 Campbell Jamie Unaffiliated Senior Men Mass PB Race 119 Cantle Kris Sunderland Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 120 Carmichael Raymond Sedgefield Harriers V45 Men Mass PB Race 121 Carpenter Sean Washington Running Club Senior Men Mass PB Race 122 Carr Haley Gosforth Harriers V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 123 Carr Matthew Elvet Striders V40 Men Mass PB Race 124 Castledine Richard Morpeth Harriers & AC Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 125 Catterall Jason Durham City Harriers V45 Men Mass PB Race 126 Caygill David Unaffiliated V50 Men Mass PB Race 127 Chambers David Run Eat Sleep V40 Men Mass PB Race 128 Chambers Kenny Tyne Bridge Harriers V55 Men Mass PB Race 129 Chapman Kate Gateshead Harriers & AC Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 130 Chapman Lesley Morpeth Harriers & AC V60 Ladies Mass PB Race 131 Charlton Emma Unaffiliated V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 132 Charlton Tom Tyne Bridge Harriers Senior Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 133 Chaston Ria Tyne Bridge Harriers Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 134 Checkley Chris Heaton Harriers & AC V45 Men Mass PB Race 135 Chiu Andrew Tyne Bridge Harriers V35 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 136 Chute Paul Elvet Striders V35 Men Mass PB Race 137 Clark Gillian Unaffiliated V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 138 Clark Jill North Shields Poly V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 139 Clark Robert Unaffiliated Senior Men Mass PB Race 140 Clarke Andrea Blaydon Harriers & AC V50 Ladies Mass PB Race 141 Clegg Laura Elswick Harriers V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 142 Clegg Michael Elswick Harriers V35 Men Mass PB Race 143 Close Michael Unaffiliated V35 Men Mass PB Race 144 Clough Isabel Tyne Bridge Harriers V40 Ladies Mass PB Race 145 Clough Sharon Ashington Hirst Running Club V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 146 Colligan Joe Wallsend Harriers & AC Senior Men Mass PB Race 147 Collins Andrew Red Kite Runners V35 Men Mass PB Race 148 Conner Michelle Blyth Running Club Senior Ladies Mass PB Race 149 Connor Philip Elvet Striders Senior Men Mass PB Race 150 Conway Tania Alnwick Harriers V45 Ladies Mass PB Race 151 Cook Claire Gateshead Harriers & AC V35 Ladies Mass PB Race 152 Cook Paul Darlington Harriers & AC V40 Men Elite Race (Sub20min) 153 Corfield Andrew Sedgefield Harriers V45 Men Mass PB Race 154 Cormack Matt Unaffiliated Senior Men Mass PB Race
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