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WY5 Results 2007 West Yorkshire 5 Road Race Results 2007 10/06/2007 First Pos Time No. name Surname Cat Club Brigade 1 27:14 72 Mike O'Neil M GMC 2 28:06 214 Marko Gvero M Keighley AC 3 28:35 185 Andrew Guiseley M Dewsbury RR 4 28:43 156 Jon Dawson M Bingley Harriers 5 29:05 135 Josie Grey F Birchfield Harriers 6 29:06 248 Andrew Cottier M Dewsbury RR 7 29:08 136 Chris Fothergill M Dewsbury RR 8 29:09 26 Dave Smith M Pickering RC WYFS/Stanks 9 29:15 120 Nigel Armitage M Pudsey Pacers 10 29:18 64 Glen Whellams MO40 Essex 11 29:33 118 Kevin Oates MO40 Dewsbury RR 12 30:01 7 Will Kerr M St Bedes WYFS/Bradford 13 30:07 28 Paul Drinkwater M WYFS/Stanks 14 30:17 131 Mark Oldroyd MO40 Dewsbury RR 15 30:23 212 Martin Firth MO40 Queensbury Running Club 16 30:33 252 Robert Samuels MO40 Pudsey Pacers 17 30:48 231 Glenn James M Rotherham Harriers 18 30:52 69 Doug Fleming MO40 GMC 19 30:59 61 Nick Golland MO40 Essex 20 30:59 62 Rob Gibby M Essex 21 31:05 209 James Morris M Dewsbury RR 22 31:14 213 Martin Hall MO40 Dewsbury RR 23 31:38 174 Stephen Schofield MO40 Dewsbury RR 24 31:52 53 Mark Lawson M Humberside 25 31:57 68 Alan Norman MO40 GMC 26 31:58 104 Mark Taylor M 27 32:08 161 David Woodhead M Pudsey Pacers 28 32:13 193 John Calvert MO40 Dewsbury RR 29 32:15 65 Eric Ranicar MO40 GMC 30 32:19 75 Owen McIntyre MO40 Strathclyde 31 32:28 22 Mick Flaherty MO40 Ackworth AC WYFS/Pontefract 32 32:46 18 Graham Pollard M Pickering RC WYFS/Stanks 33 32:48 109 Eric Green MO40 Valley Striders 34 33:07 111 Tim Towler MO40 Valley Striders 35 33:09 215 Neil Robson MO40 Bingley Harriers 36 33:30 15 Craig Stephenson M WYFS/Hunslet 37 33:32 126 Lorne McNeill M Baildon Runners 38 33:44 1 Andy Thornton M WYFS/Moortown 39 33:47 59 Nicky Moore FO35 Humberside 40 33:48 76 Rodger McLeney MO40 Strathclyde 41 33:55 242 Eric Emerson MO40 Todmorden Harriers 42 33:57 140 Adrian Worger MO40 43 34:04 155 Christine McCarthy FO35 Ackworth AC 44 34:19 121 Martin Gamble M 45 34:21 251 Carl Heron MO40 Queensbury Running Club 46 34:27 244 Daniel Drinkwater M 47 34:57 206 John Cawley MO40 Baildon Runners 48 34:59 179 Annaliese Mawdsley F Triangle RT Bianchi 49 35:03 245 Frantisele Rozman M 50 35:04 51 Darren McAvinue M North Yorkshire 51 35:06 232 Phillippa James FO35 Rotherham Harriers 52 35:10 50 John Spencer MO40 South Yorkshire 53 35:18 21 Darren Hanson MO40 Holmfirth Harriers WYFS/Huddersfield 54 35:20 184 Donald Johnson MO40 Baildon Runners 55 35:22 19 Micheal Dunwell M WYFS/FWG 56 35:24 58 Jo Bray FO35 Humberside 57 35:35 165 Gary Naylor M Idle AC First Pos Time No. name Surname Cat Club Brigade 58 35:38 211 Robin Kershaw MO40 59 35:44 77 Peter Carroll M Strathclyde 60 35:54 226 Paul Milnes MO40 Baildon Runners 61 35:55 125 Leigh Ogley M 62 35:58 16 John Turpin M WYFS/Hunslet 63 36:05 246 James Scholes M Longwood Harriers 64 36:08 253 William Murgatroyd MO40 65 36:10 192 Jon Boote M 66 36:26 239 Jonathan Haynes MO40 Baildon Runners 67 36:28 178 Laura Bannister F Burnley AC 68 36:34 182 Rodney Makin MO40 69 36:35 78 Mick Hydes M Strathclyde 70 36:39 241 Philip Jones MO40 Baildon Runners 71 36:39 14 Josie Walsh F WYFS/Bradford 72 36:40 233 Sam Galloway M 73 36:46 210 Mat Whatley MO40 74 36:47 217 Martyn Womersley M Kippax Harriers 75 36:53 56 Steve Critten MO40 Humberside 76 36:56 25 Jeremy Hughes MO40 WYFS/Odsal 77 37:01 229 Mark Nolan M Woodkirk Striders 78 37:16 129 David Hudson MO40 79 37:24 79 Leo Loughrey MO40 Lancashire 80 37:33 20 David Kaye MO40 WYFS/FWG 81 37:37 5 Martin Speed M WYFS/FWG 82 37:40 55 Andy Dixon M Humberside 83 37:41 238 Mark Rowson M 84 37:44 205 Andrew Dalby MO40 Baildon Runners 85 37:46 180 John Cottam MO40 Stadium Runners 86 37:56 191 Trevor Murgatroyd MO40 Stainland Lions RR 87 37:59 4 John Davies M WYFS/Todmorden 88 38:05 183 Denise Johnson FO35 Baildon Runners 89 38:09 154 Richard Briscoe M 90 38:14 146 David Nutton MO40 91 38:15 249 Paul Savage M 92 38:18 24 Wayne Walsh M WYFS/Bradford 93 38:24 67 Geoff Green MO40 GMC 94 38:30 112 Kathryn Ford F 95 38:34 223 Emma Maguire F Spenborough AC 96 38:35 158 Chris Hughes M 97 38:39 3 Nick Spence M WYFS/Todmorden 98 38:43 138 Adam Hartley M Woodkirk Striders 99 38:49 203 Keith Rant MO40 Road Runners Club 100 38.53 235 Mike Dilai MO40 101 38.58 243 Brendon Jones M 102 39.01 240 Chloe Ryall F Baildon Runners 103 39.01 103 Julie Field FO35 Huddersfield RR 104 39.20. 144 Sally Temperley FO35 105 39.20. 200 Keith Joplin MO40 JJB Jets 106 39.25 234 Steve Dooley M Rothwell Harriers 107 39.29 159 Neil Calvin M Spenborough AC 108 39.34 204 Jackie Cartier FO35 Spenborough AC 109 39.36 57 Steve Bray M Humberside 110 39.57 143 Andrew Bayford MO40 111 39.53 160 John Woodhead MO40 Pudsey Pacers 112 39.56 151 Colin Sutcliffe MO40 113 39.57 81 Alex Garrod M Lancashire 114 39.58 157 Martin Holdsworth MO40 115 40.11 228 Carmel Hamson FO35 Rothwell Harriers 116 40.12 224 Kath Thomas FO35 First Pos Time No. name Surname Cat Club Brigade 117 40.20. 225 Stephen Hall MO40 118 40.23 220 Hilary Thompson FO35 JJB Jets 119 40.23 132 Derek Whiteley MO40 120 40.26 188 Hazel Pike FO35 Spenborough AC 121 40.45 222 John Crabtree MO40 Baildon Runners 122 40.59 171 Antony McManus M Stainland Lions RR 123 40.59 221 Michael Miles MO40 JJB Jets 124 41.17 247 Jon Kelly MO40 JJB Jets 125 41.37 11 Liam Brown M WYFS/Bradford 126 41.42 23 Jonnie Dance M WYFS/Oakroyd Hall 127 41.44 119 Lisa Hall F Idle AC 128 41.46 172 Antony Walker M Vegetarian Cycling & Athletic Club 129 41.50. 114 Andy Shaw MO40 130 41.52 107 Sally Caton F Huddersfield RR 131 42.06 17 Mark Newton M WYFS/Hunslet 132 42.21 139 Katie Simmons F Woodkirk Striders 133 42.26 63 Matt Pattison M Essex 134 42.30. 201 Angela Curson F 135 42.32 230 Jo Stuart FO35 Yorkshire Hash House Harriers 136 43.01 202 Stuart Brunt MO40 Smith- 137 43.05 194 Elizabeth Calvert FO35 Robertown RR 138 43.07 148 Susan Hoernig FO35 139 43.39 66 Joanne Whitworth F GMC 140 43.40. 219 Mark Vollans M 141 43.40. 12 Philip Warden M WYFS/Bradford 142 43.44 130 Victoria Hudson F 143 43.54 189 Pauline Bartliff FO35 144 44.09 110 James Parrish MO40 Baildon Runners 145 44.18 60 Sarah Bromley F Humberside 146 44.20. 170 Lorraine Crossley FO35 147 44.22 54 Steve Thomlinson MO40 Humberside 148 44.24 122 John Fisher MO40 149 44.43 175 Kim Schofield FO35 Dewsbury RR 150 44.44 134 Susan Hope FO35 Dewsbury RR 151 44.55 216 Jack Firth MO40 Queensbury Running Club 152 44.56 190 Andy Bartliff MO40 153 44.57 173 Carole Towler FO35 Valley Striders 154 45.15 101 Steven Cook M 155 45.17 113 Chris Sweeting MO40 156 45.29 208 Tom Brittenden MO40 157 45.31 187 Kirstin Demangeot F 158 45.56 198 Deborah Hughes FO35 Dewsbury RR 159 46.54 227 Lee Carson M 160 46.54 6 Ben Paolozzi MO40 WYFS/TC 161 47.19 152 Anne Molloy FO35 162 47.23 141 Hilary Owen F 163 47.27 186 Andrew Moakler M Idle AC 164 47.33 27 Michelle Bairstow FO35 WYFS/Macc 165 47.46 137 David Clark MO40 166 48.08 10 Toby May M WYFS/Bradford 167 48.21 142 Sandra Pickin FO35 168 48.31 162 Brian Woodhouse MO40 169 49.07 153 Kirsteen Parkin F 170 49.24 250 Anastasia Lincoln FO35 Idle AC 171 49.50. 2 Nigel Richardson MO40 WYFS/Retired 172 49.56 177 Glen Kilduff M 173 50.30. 8 Van Galtress MO40 WYFS/Bradford 174 51.40. 147 Barry Robson MO40 First Pos Time No. name Surname Cat Club Brigade 175 51.51 168 Roderick Harrison MO40 176 52.02 207 Louise Brittenden F 177 53.53 166 Harvey Metcalfe M 178 54.09 100 Peter Hanscombe M 179 54.48 106 Kathly Poon F 180 55.13 218 Helen Tillotson F 181 56.10. 181 Alison Cottam FO35 Stadium Runners 182 56.20. 108 Dot Carr FO35 183 56.30. 169 Stephen Archer MO40 184 56.43 236 Danielle Birchall F 185 56.43 237 Julie Hinsley F 186 57.07 196 Adam Thompson M 187 59.55 164 Michael Dates MO40 Spenborough AC 188 60.30.
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