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2016 Havens Hospice Southend Half Gun Pos Gun Time No Name M/F Cat Club Chip Pos Chip Time 1 1:12:16 2639 Jack Parslow M 1 1:12:13 2 1:13:45 2696 Paul Whittaker M SOUTHEND ATHLETICS CLUB 2 1:13:44 3 1:16:35 2498 Robert Laing M KENT AC 4 1:16:34 4 1:16:36 862 Jim Last M FRAMLINGHAM FLYERS 5 1:16:34 5 1:17:02 865 Rhys Gillard M SOUTHEND ATHLETICS CLUB 6 1:17:01 6 1:17:09 2416 Peter Bracken M BENFLEET RUNNING CLUB 7 1:17:08 7 1:17:34 340 Matibini Matibini M 40 LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 8 1:17:33 8 1:18:08 2646 James Caldon M 9 1:18:06 9 1:18:41 1326 Paul Haycraft M 40 10 1:18:39 10 1:18:44 642 Alex Manton M SPRINGFIELD STRIDERS 11 1:18:42 11 1:19:02 1872 Rob Lowe M 12 1:19:00 12 1:19:03 2263 Nathan Jones M HIGHAM HARRIERS AC 13 1:19:01 13 1:19:10 2744 Daz Farrugia M COLCHESTER HARRIERS AC 14 1:19:08 14 1:19:16 2353 Mark Harrod M 40 COLCHESTER HARRIERS AC 15 1:19:14 15 1:19:16 1132 Danny Rock M FELIXSTOWE ROAD RUNNERS 16 1:19:15 16 1:19:22 2457 Colin Ridley M 50 COLCHESTER HARRIERS AC 17 1:19:20 17 1:19:31 2323 Emmanuel Ovola M 18 1:19:28 18 1:19:58 2139 Dan Doherty M 40 HIGHAM HARRIERS AC 19 1:19:54 19 1:20:06 2140 Rachel Doherty F 20 1:20:03 20 1:20:23 1702 Sean Allison M 40 EAST ESSEX TRIATHLON CLUB 21 1:20:19 21 1:20:38 127 Daniel Swain M 22 1:20:34 22 1:21:02 2142 Jay Fallaize M HIGHAM HARRIERS AC 23 1:20:58 23 1:21:02 472 Christian Poulton M 50 CAMBRIDGE HARRIERS 24 1:21:01 24 1:21:17 2257 Terence Spooner M 40 BENFLEET RUNNING CLUB 25 1:21:15 25 1:21:44 2145 Simon Culver M BECKENHAM RUNNING CLUB 28 1:21:41 26 1:22:07 2344 Dave Cox M 60 WOODFORD GREEN AC WITH ESSEX L 29 1:22:00 27 1:22:45 1817 Kieran Hayles M SUDBURY JOGGERS 30 1:22:43 28 1:22:49 212 John Hannan M 40 LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 31 1:22:47 29 1:22:52 763 David Church M 32 1:22:50 30 1:23:30 2496 Trevor Pillet M 50 SUDBURY JOGGERS 27 1:21:41 31 1:23:33 1174 Leigh Moring M 50 DAGENHAM 88 RUNNERS 33 1:23:30 32 1:23:43 1425 Dan Slayford M SOUTHEND ATHLETICS CLUB 34 1:23:42 33 1:23:49 2635 Adam Bell M 40 35 1:23:47 34 1:24:12 436 Stuart Raven M 40 SPRINGFIELD STRIDERS 36 1:24:10 35 1:24:27 2292 Callum Wallace M SOUTHEND ATHLETICS CLUB 37 1:24:25 36 1:24:33 1796 Phil Smith M BILLERICAY STRIDERS 38 1:24:32 37 1:24:50 2549 Richard Flutter M 40 HARWICH RUNNERS 40 1:24:48 38 1:24:58 2309 Patrick Hannah M 41 1:24:55 39 1:25:11 1375 Emma Patel F 35 WINCHESTER AND DISTRICT AC 42 1:25:08 40 1:25:12 2107 Simon Quaintance M 45 1:25:10 41 1:25:13 2622 Andrea Cippitelli M 43 1:25:09 42 1:25:18 1475 Mark Gearing M 40 46 1:25:15 43 1:25:27 395 Jonathan Mann M 47 1:25:24 44 1:25:29 1788 Spencer Evans M EAST LONDON RUNNERS 48 1:25:25 45 1:25:32 1612 Chris Mcclay M LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 44 1:25:10 46 1:25:35 1341 Graham Booty M 40 BENFLEET RUNNING CLUB 49 1:25:33 47 1:25:37 1749 Chris Manby M COLCHESTER HARRIERS AC 50 1:25:36 48 1:25:50 286 Ricky Bellett M STAMFORD STRIDERS 51 1:25:44 49 1:25:57 1216 Brendon Maclean M HARLOW RUNNING CLUB 52 1:25:52 50 1:26:02 313 Heather Wilson F FALMOUTH ROAD RUNNERS 53 1:26:01 51 1:26:08 94 Mark Blee M LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 54 1:26:05 52 1:26:19 1429 Hipolito Indias M 50 55 1:26:17 53 1:26:32 771 Elliott Cone M 40 LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 58 1:26:31 54 1:26:33 493 Robert Connor M 57 1:26:31 55 1:26:49 1736 Tom Packer M ERME VALLEY HARRIERS 61 1:26:47 56 1:26:51 1467 Nicholas Towell M SERPENTINE RC 62 1:26:48 57 1:26:54 579 Dave Campbell M 40 WITHAM RUNNING CLUB 63 1:26:49 58 1:26:55 163 Neil Herbert M 64 1:26:50 59 1:26:59 2336 Gary Coombes M 40 DAGENHAM 88 RUNNERS 39 1:24:46 60 1:27:04 2298 Leon Webster M SPRINGFIELD STRIDERS 65 1:27:01 61 1:27:17 1668 David Webb M 40 66 1:27:14 62 1:27:31 1828 Paul Delaney M BENFLEET RUNNING CLUB 69 1:27:27 63 1:27:38 782 Callum Sanderson M 70 1:27:36 64 1:27:41 2314 David Collier M 40 71 1:27:38 65 1:27:44 2020 Neil Wilson M 40 HALSTEAD RRC 72 1:27:40 66 1:27:47 1843 Christopher Jones M 56 1:26:26 67 1:27:48 2715 Mark Amos M 45 73 1:27:45 68 1:27:50 2422 Kevin Harris M 74 1:27:48 69 1:28:02 1748 Alex Smith M HARLOW RUNNING CLUB 75 1:27:59 70 1:28:11 2694 Roland Haison M 60 1:26:47 71 1:28:17 1610 Peter Goldring M LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 78 1:28:14 72 1:28:17 445 Christopher Spencer M 50 77 1:28:11 73 1:28:27 2490 Martin Dempsey M 50 LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 79 1:28:23 74 1:28:33 2693 Alec Kyriakides M SOUTHEND ATHLETICS CLUB 80 1:28:28 75 1:28:37 1757 James Burns M 40 LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 81 1:28:35 Results by FR Systems Ltd (www.frsystems.co.uk) 2016 Havens Hospice Southend Half Gun Pos Gun Time No Name M/F Cat Club Chip Pos Chip Time 76 1:28:44 2150 Keith Marley M 40 COLCHESTER HARRIERS AC 68 1:27:21 77 1:28:59 2592 Nick Markwell M 40 82 1:28:56 78 1:29:00 2159 Wayne Lyle M 40 BARKING ROAD RUNNERS 83 1:28:57 79 1:29:01 13 Liam Vaughan M 84 1:28:58 80 1:29:10 2718 Ian Anthony 2718 M HAVERING 90 JOGGERS 86 1:29:07 81 1:29:15 2359 Max Ayres M 40 87 1:29:09 82 1:29:15 2130 Betty Bohane F 88 1:29:10 83 1:29:29 1871 Simon Macerwright M GREENWICH BLACKHEATH RUNNERS 67 1:27:17 84 1:29:47 1442 Christian Holmes M 40 91 1:29:45 85 1:29:51 952 Wesley Absolom M 40 EAST ESSEX TRIATHLON CLUB 92 1:29:47 86 1:30:09 1774 Anthony Lashmar M 40 VICTORIA PARK HARRIERS & TOWER 96 1:30:07 87 1:30:12 1358 Alex Jamieson M 97 1:30:08 88 1:30:13 843 Richard Leeder M 40 STOWMARKET STRIDERS 95 1:30:07 89 1:30:16 2106 Phil Nippard M 98 1:30:12 90 1:30:30 1383 Laura Brine F 35 LEIGHTON BUZZARD ATHLETICS CLUB 99 1:30:24 91 1:30:32 874 James Wright M 85 1:29:01 92 1:30:37 871 Marcus Catlin M 40 IPSWICH JAFFA RUNNING CLUB 100 1:30:32 93 1:30:42 2542 Mitchell Callan M 102 1:30:38 94 1:30:48 2280 Gary Pitman M ROCHFORD RUNNING CLUB 104 1:30:42 95 1:30:54 2117 Tristan Ridgewell M 40 107 1:30:49 96 1:30:54 270 Richard Bridgen M 89 1:29:30 97 1:30:57 1493 Martin Hitchcock M 40 LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 110 1:30:54 98 1:31:05 2132 Sean Hampson M LONDON CITY ATHLETICS CLUB 113 1:31:00 99 1:31:11 2787 Jamie Davidson M EAST ESSEX TRIATHLON CLUB 115 1:31:05 100 1:31:12 1068 Edward Bines M 116 1:31:08 101 1:31:14 2512 Gerard Terblanche M 93 1:29:54 102 1:31:27 1210 Henry Knight M 59 1:26:44 103 1:31:31 2355 Gary Critchett M 118 1:31:25 104 1:31:39 458 Ginte Bailey F 122 1:31:32 105 1:31:45 2010 Ben Lindsey M 126 1:31:43 106 1:31:46 2046 Paul Griffin M 125 1:31:40 107 1:31:57 1474 Mark Godfrey M 40 94 1:30:05 108 1:31:57 563 Robert Vinicombe M PHOENIX STRIDERS 90 1:29:41 109 1:32:07 1764 Stephen Foggo M 50 BILLERICAY STRIDERS 103 1:30:41 110 1:32:16 2628 Josh Hull M 76 1:28:10 111 1:32:18 2235 Steve Goldsmith M 50 101 1:30:33 112 1:32:19 1740 Aidan Soutter M 112 1:30:57 113 1:32:21 341 Tim Tomlins M 40 BENFLEET RUNNING CLUB 109 1:30:54 114 1:32:24 2593 Neil Jennings M 40 111 1:30:56 115 1:32:26 2153 Steven Watson M WITHAM RUNNING CLUB 129 1:32:21 116 1:32:28 1499 Wayne Pretlove M 105 1:30:44 117 1:32:30 2341 David Walpole M 114 1:31:04 118 1:32:35 2413 Mark Prigg M 40 LINKLATERS RUNNING CLUB 131 1:32:30 119 1:32:43 2122 Steven Howard M 134 1:32:40 120 1:32:50 1530 Jason Baker M 121 1:31:27 121 1:32:51 2228 Theo Bahannack M 40 136 1:32:48 122 1:33:01 300 Jonathan White M 40 123 1:31:36 123 1:33:02 2638 Ben Green M 139 1:32:59 124 1:33:05 2220 Tim Evans M 40 ROCHFORD RUNNING CLUB 140 1:33:03 125 1:33:07 2650 Peter Hanslip M BECKENHAM RUNNING CLUB 124 1:31:39 126 1:33:13 2372 Philip Beard M 119 1:31:25 127 1:33:17 1886 Bill Shephard M 120 1:31:26 128 1:33:18 1812 Sam Ashbee M RUN@WILLIS 142 1:33:11 129 1:33:32 1444 Jane Walsh F 35 127 1:31:57 130 1:33:35 2274 Jamie Jephcott M 40 HARLOW RUNNING CLUB 150 1:33:33 131 1:33:47 2399 Christian Martin M SITTINGBOURNE STRIDERS 152 1:33:46 132 1:33:55 1835 Tim Martin M THURROCK HARRIERS 130 1:32:28 133 1:33:59 236 Liam Hand M 133 1:32:33 134 1:34:00 459 Darren Bailey M 155 1:33:52 135 1:34:01 2320 Jon Byford M 40 SPRINGFIELD STRIDERS 158 1:33:59 136 1:34:10 2303 Graham Langford M 40 135 1:32:42 137 1:34:13 253 Matt Barrett M LEIGH ON SEA STRIDERS 160 1:34:06 138 1:34:19 1302 Graham Freeman M 40 138 1:32:59 139 1:34:20 2681 Jamie Littock M SUDBURY JOGGERS 164 1:34:17 140 1:34:30 2707 Tomasz butkiewicz M 166 1:34:28 141 1:34:34 778 Paul Matthews M FLYERS SOUTHEND 145 1:33:14 142 1:34:34 1073 Ben Pickett M EAST ESSEX TRIATHLON CLUB 141 1:33:04 143 1:34:36 1049 Tom Davies M 50 RUN FIT ESSEX 144 1:33:13 144 1:34:38 2412 James Bridge M 50 137 1:32:58 145 1:34:39 1762 Jon Bean M 50 143 1:33:11 146 1:34:44 1879 Paula Miotto F 147 1:33:22 147 1:34:44 1385 Peter Salmon M 40 DAGENHAM 88 RUNNERS 132 1:32:31 148 1:34:48 647 Simon Goddard M 108 1:30:53 149 1:34:53 896 James Jackson M 148 1:33:27 150 1:34:56 2641 Jason Taylor M 40 146 1:33:18 Results by FR Systems Ltd (www.frsystems.co.uk) 2016 Havens Hospice Southend Half Gun Pos Gun Time No Name M/F Cat Club Chip Pos Chip Time 151 1:34:58 2516 Chris Spalton M 106 1:30:47 152 1:35:00 2659 Michael White M 179 1:34:55 153 1:35:13 1662 Michael Wood M 149 1:33:28 154 1:35:16 2569 Ray Brooks M 40 EAST ESSEX TRIATHLON CLUB 153 1:33:47 155 1:35:17 2605 Janice Brown F 45 EAST ESSEX TRIATHLON CLUB 154 1:33:48 156 1:35:20 2719 Ryan Lindsey M 185 1:35:18 157 1:35:25 10 Neal Long M 40 159 1:34:05 158 1:35:31 2136 Alan Smith M LONDON HEATHSIDE 117 1:31:13 159 1:35:35 2429 Jason Rassell M 40 162 1:34:14 160 1:35:35 2325 Rob Seymour M 40 161 1:34:10 161 1:35:45 112 Colin Lewis M 60 EREWASH VALLEY RC 165 1:34:24 162 1:35:48 1338 Chris Kearney M 151 1:33:42 163 1:35:52 1726 Darren Clark M RUN FIT ESSEX 167 1:34:30 164 1:35:55 1285 Kevin Turner M 50 CHF GYM 199 1:35:51 165 1:35:57 2063 David Johnson M HIGHAM HARRIERS AC 200 1:35:51 166 1:36:00 1579 Ellie Smith F CLAPHAM CHASERS 170 1:34:35 167 1:36:01 2584 Andrew
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