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Braithwell Boxing Day 26/12/2017 Braithwell Boxing Day 26/12/2017 1 843 23:57 Elliot Smales Rotherham HAC MS MS awd: Mrace 2 842 25:21 Richard Harris Rotherham HAC MV45 MV40 awd: Mrace 3 847 25:45 Jordan Street Clowne RR MS MS awd: Mrace 4 838 26:55 Martin James Doncaster AC MV40 MV40 awd: MV40 5 858 27:08 Shaun Dimelow Penistone FR MV45 MV40 6 942 27:25 Lee Rawson Kimberworth Striders MV45 MV40 7 895 27:39 David Asbridge Rotherham HAC MV40 MV40 8 859 27:42 Nick Booker Steel City Striders MV50 MV50 awd: MV50 9 832 27:45 Paul Reaney Killamarsh Kestrels MV45 MV40 10 905 27:58 Thomas Meager Steel City Striders MS MS 11 814 28:06 Kevin Doyle Kimberworth Striders MV40 MV40 12 830 28:15 Andrew Pearson Barnsley Harriers MV50 MV50 13 888 28:46 Brett Daughtrey Real Fittness MV40 MV40 14 955 28:49 Simon Holt Rotherham HAC MV45 MV40 15 809 29:03 Steve Lowndes Kimberworth Striders MV60 MV60 awd: MV60 16 937 29:07 Damian Worsdall Rotherham HAC MV40 MV40 17 817 29:12 Barry Rushmere Kimberworth Striders MV45 MV40 18 870 29:15 Steve Marshall Rotherham HAC MV45 MV40 19 833 29:16 Ian Whyman Rotherham HAC MV45 MV40 20 836 29:19 Thomas Hardman Kimberworth Striders MS MS 21 904 29:22 Ian Mickletrhwaite West Yorkshire Police Tri ClubMV45 MV40 22 883 29:39 Gary Ridgeway Rotherham HAC MV50 MV50 23 940 29:41 Sam Mason Unattached MU20 MS 24 823 29:46 Luke Davis Unattached MS MS 25 854 29:48 Graham Dodd Valley Hill Runners MV50 MV50 26 852 29:50 Steven Battle Clowne RR MV50 MV50 27 844 30:03 Libby Greatorex Wakefield Harriers FS FS awd: Frace 28 939 30:13 Neil Mason Rotherham HAC MV45 MV40 29 900 30:18 Paul Casson Kimberworth Striders MV40 MV40 30 924 30:26 Phil Martin Kimberworth Striders MV60 MV60 31 881 30:30 William Bealby Sheffield Tri Club MV40 MV40 32 908 30:38 Nick Stocker Bridgend AC MV45 MV40 33 821 30:39 Tony Sutton Unattached MV50 MV50 34 819 30:40 Dace Fenton Retford AC FV35 FV35 awd: Frace 35 962 30:56 Anthony Bissell Barnsley Harriers MS MS 36 988 31:09 Lisa Skinner Barnsley AC FV45 FV45 awd: Frace 37 989 31:09 Noel Atkins Barnsley AC MS MS 38 975 31:12 Ian Rawson Kimberworth Striders MV50 MV50 39 846 31:27 Lisa Fouweather Doncaster AC FU17 FU17 awd: FU17 40 986 31:34 David Hazelton Clowne RR MV45 MV40 41 826 31:45 Diane Elliott Rotherham HAC FV50 FV45 awd: FV45 42 850 32:12 Dan Keeling Clowne RR MS MS 43 839 32:15 David Wass Worksop Harriers MV50 MV50 44 922 32:18 Dean Hague Crystal Peaks MV45 MV40 45 926 32:24 Claire Haves-Gin Holme Pierrepont FV40 FV35 awd: FV35 46 946 32:30 Owen Manning Unattached MS MS 47 927 32:36 David Corbett Retford AC MV40 MV40 48 935 32:47 Stephen Oliver Unattached MS MS 49 872 32:49 John Burton Unattached MV45 MV40 50 853 32:51 Jordan Moat Steel City Striders MS MS 51 906 32:53 Delphine Pearson Clowne RR FV40 FV35 52 864 32:55 Will Liverside Unattached MV45 MV40 53 845 32:56 Arron Jackson Worksop Harriers MV45 MV40 54 925 33:04 Neil Shaw Rotherham HAC MV40 MV40 55 957 33:07 Tom Brochwell Valley Hill Runners MS MS 56 979 33:21 Neil Rose Unattached MV45 MV40 57 863 33:26 Adrian Lyon Unattached MV40 MV40 58 891 33:31 Shaun O'Brien Killamarsh Kestrels MS MS 59 892 33:33 Rebecca Hunt Kimberworth Striders FS FS 60 894 33:33 Martin Hunt Kimberworth Striders MV45 MV40 61 865 33:36 Paul Bond Doncaster AC MV55 MV50 62 951 33:46 Gavin Stacey Unattached MV40 MV40 63 966 33:59 Darren Summers Leigh on Sea Striders MV50 MV50 64 934 34:00 Marie-LouiseTaylor Doncaster AC FV40 FV35 65 822 34:16 Paul Softles Crystal Peaks MV50 MV50 66 917 34:20 Carla Wragg Gainsborough Morton FV35 FV35 67 805 34:21 Kelvin Bowskilll Penistone FR MV65 MV60 68 933 34:21 Bob Richards Crystal Peaks MV45 MV40 69 980 34:25 Rebecca Oates Rotherham HAC FS FS 70 829 34:34 Ray Nicholas Unattached MV50 MV50 71 855 34:43 Brian Devine Killamarsh Kestrels MV50 MV50 72 913 34:44 Alex Marshall Unattached MS MS 73 876 34:44 Andy Simpson Unattached MV50 MV50 74 970 34:48 George Laing Doncaster AC MV55 MV50 75 985 34:56 Alexandra Smith Unattached FS FS 76 960 34:57 Steve Hazlehurst Worksop Harriers MV40 MV40 77 868 35:01 Charlie Goacher Barnsley AC MU17 MU17 awd: MU17 78 952 35:03 Sarah Millns Kimberworth Striders FV40 FV35 79 885 35:07 Stephen Stead Unattached MV50 MV50 80 856 35:13 Keith Grayson Killamarsh Kestrels MV45 MV40 81 947 35:21 John Dutton Rotherham HAC MV55 MV50 82 880 35:29 Gail Barber Maltby RC FV50 FV45 83 898 35:41 Daniel Scott Worksop Harriers MV60 MV60 84 971 35:47 Christopher Lilley Kimberworth Striders MS MS 85 811 35:58 Danny Williams Unattached MV40 MV40 86 912 36:07 Kevin Thomas Rotherham HAC MV65 MV60 87 874 36:11 Anna Hogan Worksop Harriers FV50 FV45 88 837 36:17 Adelle Marsden Kimberworth Striders FV40 FV35 89 959 36:18 Paul Greenwood Kimberworth Striders MV45 MV40 90 963 36:19 Jo Bissell Barnsley Harriers FV35 FV35 91 938 36:19 Jerry Fisher Barnsley Harriers MV50 MV50 92 834 36:23 Caroline Saunders Kimberworth Striders FV45 FV45 93 887 36:29 Ashley Barwick Rother Valley Swallows MV45 MV40 94 967 36:35 Victoria Beckitt Kimberworth Striders FS FS 95 992 36:38 Nav Kalkt Unattached MS MS 96 993 36:38 Tariq Shah Danum Harriers RC MS MS 97 831 36:39 Andrew Ansell Unattached MV55 MV50 98 816 36:42 Steve Wilson Unattached MV50 MV50 99 907 36:51 Gill Freer Rother Valley Swallows FV55 FV55 awd: FV55 100 873 36:57 Jono Matthews Unattached MV50 MV50 101 915 37:07 Darren Marshall Unattached MV55 MV50 102 861 37:27 Jordon Padley Maltby RC MU20 MS 103 953 37:29 Richard Millns Kimberworth Striders MV45 MV40 104 884 37:31 Shaun Fisher Teammanvers Tri Club MV40 MV40 105 972 37:32 John Pritchard Unattached MV40 MV40 106 977 37:36 Jack Proudley Unattached MU17 MU17 107 928 37:37 Sharon Burton Rotherham HAC FV55 FV55 108 911 37:41 Peter Humphries Rotherham HAC MV75 MV70 awd: MV70 109 875 37:43 Lyndon Stocks Worksop Harriers MV50 MV50 110 869 37:54 Rachel Goacher Valley Hill Runners FV45 FV45 111 841 38:08 Michelle Jackson Unattached FV45 FV45 112 968 38:43 Kirsty Laing Unattached FS FS 113 969 38:44 Lewis Atherton Unattached MS MS 114 840 38:47 Lee Dennis Unattached MS MS 115 882 38:50 Fiona Newman Unattached FV40 FV35 116 825 38:57 Gillian Neal Rotherham HAC FV55 FV55 117 879 38:59 Angela Lally Maltby RC FV40 FV35 118 976 39:02 Lexie Proudley Doncaster AC FU13 FU17 119 867 39:03 Diane Parker Unattached FV45 FV45 120 824 39:09 Simon Gleadhall Steel City Striders MV50 MV50 121 820 39:12 Jack Cowlishaw Unattached MV75 MV70 122 956 39:15 Peter Wass Unattached MV50 MV50 123 932 39:24 Andrea Brookes Maltby RC FV40 FV35 124 923 39:27 James Joiner Rotherham HAC MS MS 125 848 39:32 David Steer Valley Hill Runners MV60 MV60 126 835 39:40 Neal Matthews Sheffield RC MV45 MV40 127 889 39:47 John Hibberd Unattached MV55 MV50 128 941 39:49 Stuart Frith Kimberworth Striders MV60 MV60 129 991 39:57 Fran Murphy Unattached MV40 MV40 130 862 39:58 Sam Springthorpe Maltby RC FV40 FV35 131 871 40:01 Sandra Davies Unattached FV50 FV45 132 902 40:13 Ian Coates Rother Valley Swallows MV55 MV50 133 965 40:24 Julia Summers Leigh on Sea Striders FV45 FV45 134 886 40:25 Lynsay Murray Rother Valley Swallows FS FS 135 815 40:30 Malcolm Rhodes Rotherham HAC MV65 MV60 136 810 40:38 Caroline Boyd Maltby RC FV65 FV65 awd: FV65 137 914 40:39 Sarah Marshall Unattached FV50 FV45 138 828 40:40 Rob Ferrol Maltby RC MV45 MV40 139 936 40:40 Russell Ainsworth Unattached MV45 MV40 140 878 40:40 Mark Manley Worksop Harriers MV50 MV50 141 931 41:05 Andrew Bowmer Unattached MV45 MV40 142 974 41:47 David Wright Rotherham HAC MV55 MV50 143 849 41:56 Linda Ross Maltby RC FV45 FV45 144 866 42:26 Caroline Bond Doncaster AC FV50 FV45 145 948 42:31 Janet Dutton Rotherham HAC FV50 FV45 146 984 42:34 Tory Brookes Unattached MS MS 147 981 42:36 Tim Braithwaite Unattached MS MS 148 983 42:36 Eleanor Braithwaite St Andrews XC FS FS 149 899 42:52 Mike Donoghue Unattached MV45 MV40 150 973 43:09 Joanne Pritchard Unattached FV40 FV35 151 877 43:29 Lee-Anne Manley Worksop Harriers FV45 FV45 152 818 43:30 Rod Rivers Kimberworth Striders MV65 MV60 153 920 43:42 Bridget Bouttell Doncaster AC FV50 FV45 154 813 43:59 Helen Doyle Kimberworth Striders FS FS 155 943 43:59 Lee Barraclough Kimberworth Striders MV40 MV40 156 893 44:00 Melissa Hunt Kimberworth Striders FV40 FV35 157 978 44:00 Natalie Harp Kimberworth Striders FU17 FU17 158 890 44:08 Amanda Hawksworth Killamarsh Kestrels FV40 FV35 159 806 44:10 Susanne Butterfield Unattached FV35 FV35 160 918 44:16 Suzanne Hague Valley Hill Runners FV50 FV45 161 807 44:43 Tom Butterfield Unattached MS MS 162 982 45:08 Kimberley Smith Worksop Harriers FV55 FV55 163 860 46:11 Christine Stimpson Maltby RC FV60 FV55 164 851 46:12 Dave Keeling Clowne RR MV50 MV50 165 827 46:13 Thomasina Copcutt Mansfield Harriers FV55 FV55 166 930 46:29 Delia Higgins Worksop Harriers FV50 FV45 167 929 46:29 Andrew Nicolson Unattached MV55 MV50 168 812 46:43 Anne Langley Unattached FV60 FV55 169 901 46:57 Yvonne Howitt Kimberworth Striders FV40 FV35 170 987 47:04 Julie Wadsley Unattached FV35 FV35 171 949 47:14 Jayne Galloway Barnsley Harriers FV45 FV45 172 964 47:14 Kathleen Taylor Barnsley Harriers FV65 FV65 173 961 47:16 Richard Taylor Barnsley Harriers MV65 MV60 174 916 47:52 Joanne Clough Rotherham HAC FV35 FV35 175 808 47:53 Sasha Gallagher Rotherham HAC FV40 FV35 176 921 49:11 Ben Brown Teammanvers Tri Club MV45 MV40 177 954 49:19 Emma Holt Rotherham HAC FV40 FV35 178 990 49:37 Helen Hollingworth Rotherham HAC FV50 FV45 179 950 50:01 Maggie Steel Unattached FV50 FV45 180 857 51:15 Jill Scrivers Unattached FV45 FV45 181 903 53:24 Monica Coates Rother Valley Swallows FV60 FV55 182 919 56:50 Phil Harris Valley Hill Runners MV55 MV50 183 897 56:51 Bernie Hardings Valley Hill Runners FV50 FV45 184 958 56:52 Paula Brochwell Valley Hill Runners FV35 FV35 185 896 56:53 Alex Harding Valley Hill Runners MS MS 186 944 58:50 Susan Forbes Doncaster AC FV60 FV55 187 945 58:50 Vicky Jackson Doncaster AC FV45 FV45.
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