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Pos Name Affiliated Club Gender Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Pos Name Affiliated Club Gender Race 1 Race 2 Race 3 Race 4 Race 5 Race 6 Race 7 Race 8 Points 1 Dale Annable Heanor Running Club Male x 246 250 250 250 x234 x 244 1240 2 Stephen Price UKnetrunner.co.UK Male 247 245 x x 246 x215 248 245 1231 3 Sam Pearch Shelton Striders Male 246 244 235 x 248 x190 x 243 1216 4 James Walker Shelton Striders Male 245 243 235 248 x x x10 242 1213 5 Ben Yule Male 242 231 220 244 245 x163 x x 1182 6 Richard Allen Chesapeake Road Runners Male 233 x219 x220 240 237 x153 239 228 1177 7 Lisa Palmer Heanor Running Club Female x 224 x160 239 234 x172 240 230 1167 8 Alan Pickering Matlock Athletic Club Male x 228 225 x 240 x 236 221 1150 9 Martin Kerr Shelton Striders Male x 236 235 x 244 177 x10 238 1130 10 Daniel Smith Team Derby Runner Male 231 x184 245 231 207 x106 211 x204 1125 11 Tim Spate Male 229 205 x175 235 215 x120 227 x196 1111 12 Russell Parkin Derby Athletic Club Male 239 x x 243 x 155 241 225 1103 13 Oliver Meek Derwent Runners (Derby) Male 225 x188 205 236 226 x150 x138 200 1092 14 Paul Holford Male 228 x x 237 230 130 230 x 1055 15 Matthew Parker Derwent Runners (Derby) Male x x 205 179 194 x136 234 236 1048 16 Phil Shearing Erewash Valley RC Male x x95 210 225 200 x80 204 177 1016 17 Lee D'Arcy Heanor Running Club Male 221 x x 230 180 113 223 x 967 18 Paul Chapman South Derbyshire Road Runners Male x 180 x 229 210 127 x 194 940 19 Brendan Devlin Male x10 150 x 217 203 x41 181 171 922 20 Jill Burke Heanor Running Club Female x x126 160 208 186 x51 198 168 920 20 Craig Fisher Male 183 x71 x10 192 182 x31 187 176 920 22 Samuel Knibbs Derwent Runners (Derby) Male x 124 x 199 172 x78 216 205 916 23 Richie Wheatcroft Male x 170 175 x 195 x63 197 173 910 24 Richard Tissington Male 180 x10 x 186 160 x10 193 179 898 25 Chris Taylor Male 196 121 x 207 178 x x 146 848 26 Pascale Holden Shelton Striders Female 167 x99 x10 194 166 x10 177 109 813 27 Patrick Munro Shelton Striders Male x 206 235 x 225 128 10 x 804 28 Andy Bradley Shelton Striders Male 187 100 x 206 147 x x 152 792 29 Andrew Orme South Derbyshire Road Runners Male 155 10 x 222 196 x 192 x 775 30 Mark Ison Team Derby Runner Male x 82 x 197 183 x 174 131 767 31 Luke Saxton Male x 130 x 209 204 59 x 160 762 32 Dean Bethell Male 10 202 180 x 231 134 x x 757 33 Meng Tang Belle Vue Racers Male x 132 x 205 x 39 202 165 743 34 Andy Parry Team Derby Runner Male x 79 185 216 199 50 x x 729 35 Paul Silverman Male x 89 x 203 188 56 x 178 714 Individual League Table as of 29/11/2014 Page 1 of 112 36 Brian Warner Male 10 x 180 177 155 x10 175 x 697 37 Matthew West Shelton Striders Male x 127 200 x 197 97 10 x 631 38 Rob Dymond Team Derby Runner Male x 78 185 174 169 10 x x 616 39 Paul Winfield Heanor Running Club Male 177 35 60 168 x x10 167 x 607 40 John Taylor Rolls Royce Harriers Male 214 168 10 x 46 96 x x10 534 41 Andrew Gallimore Male x 40 10 160 x x10 166 155 531 42 Paul Wood Male 10 x10 x10 190 133 x10 160 19 512 43 Richard Hick Team Derby Runner Male 133 10 85 154 128 x x x 510 44 Rachel Farrow Female 162 10 x 163 157 x 10 x 502 45 Theresa Kate Hempsall Belper Harriers Female x 129 40 x x 10 172 150 501 46 Laura James-Hutchinson Heanor Running Club Male x 10 135 159 x 10 184 x 498 47 Edward Buda Ilkeston Running Club Male 172 43 70 x 149 x10 x 53 487 48 Paul Coe Ilkeston Running Club Male x x 30 162 144 10 140 x 486 49 James Realey Shelton Striders Male 108 x 50 180 112 10 x10 x 460 50 Ian Crompton Shelton Striders Male x 183 10 x 202 48 10 x 453 51 Martyn Lawson Male 85 x x 105 x 10 139 61 400 52 Robin Lovell Derwent Runners (Derby) Female x x x 128 88 10 123 33 382 53 Patrick Connally Rolls Royce Harriers Male x 10 x 106 125 10 125 x 376 54 Robert Lane Team Derby Runner Male 98 10 x x 83 10 161 x 362 55 Amanda Ormond Female x 10 130 171 x 10 x 39 360 56 Clare Harrison Female 10 10 x10 x 136 x10 141 52 349 57 David Millington Ilkeston Running Club Male 107 10 10 x 72 x10 131 x 330 58 Karla Hall Female 10 10 x10 166 117 x10 x 12 315 59 Lizzie Poole Heanor Running Club Female 118 10 10 64 96 x x x 298 60 Lindsay Smith Female x 10 10 x 141 10 x 118 289 60 Rita Fisher Heanor Running Club Female 93 10 x x 95 10 81 x 289 62 Simon Fennemore Male x 10 x 124 116 10 x 10 270 63 Sharon Collins Female 67 x 10 49 63 x 75 x10 264 64 Matthew Henning Male 74 10 x 94 73 x 10 x10 261 65 Michael Collins Male 57 x 10 50 50 x 91 x10 258 66 Stephen Wells Shelton Striders Male 109 10 35 x 86 x 10 x10 250 67 Leanne Smith Long Eaton Running Club Female 81 x 10 x 130 10 x 10 241 68 Joanne Potter Heanor Running Club Female 44 10 x 87 26 x 71 x 238 69 Stefanie Mayer Female x 10 10 103 74 x x10 40 237 70 Steve Wardle Heanor Running Club Male 52 10 x x 58 10 104 x 234 71 Richard Ford Male 10 10 10 191 x 10 x x 231 Individual League Table as of 29/11/2014 Page 2 of 112 72 Matthew Jackson Smalley Road Runners Male x 10 x 89 56 10 65 x10 230 73 Anton Rawlinson Male 33 10 x 72 x 10 101 x10 226 74 Sarah Priestley Long Eaton Running Club Female 114 10 10 x 62 10 x x 206 75 Gavin Chadwick Rolls Royce Harriers Male x 10 10 10 45 x10 113 x 188 76 Sarah Sutton Team Derby Runner Female x 10 10 78 x 10 74 x10 182 76 Neil Rigby Shelton Striders Male 76 10 x x 76 10 10 x 182 78 Alex Hall Team Derby Runner Female 48 10 10 67 10 x x x10 145 78 Andrew Brown Male 22 10 x 42 x x 61 10 145 80 Pete Rees Team Derby Runner Male 10 x 10 10 10 x10 96 x10 136 81 Katie Smith Team Derby Runner Female 91 10 10 x 10 10 x10 x10 131 82 Martin Weir Team Derby Runner Male x 10 10 85 x 10 x 10 125 83 Daniel Coleman Male 10 10 10 x x 10 84 x 124 84 Adrian Starkey Derwent Runners (Derby) Male x x x 21 10 10 66 10 117 85 Liz Phillips Team Derby Runner Female x 10 10 x 71 10 x 10 111 86 David Keegan Shelton Striders Male x 10 35 x 27 10 x 10 92 87 Jon Churchill Male 12 10 x x 10 10 32 x10 74 88 Moira Tildsley Female 10 10 x 10 x 10 17 x10 57 89 David Caulton Team Derby Runner Male x x 10 10 10 10 x 10 50 89 Beverley Baxter Shelton Striders Female x 10 10 x 10 10 10 x 50 89 Carol Martin Derbyshire Dynamos Female 10 x x 10 10 10 x 10 50 89 Caroline Hind Female 10 x x 10 x 10 10 10 50 89 Jane Hancox Female 10 x x 10 x 10 10 10 50 89 Leigh Lambert Derwent Runners (Derby) Female 10 10 10 10 10 x10 x x 50 89 Lisa Fildes Rolls Royce Harriers Female 10 10 x 10 10 x 10 x10 50 89 Margaret Cowling Shelton Striders Female 10 10 x x 10 10 10 x10 50 89 Rebecca Crossley UKnetrunner.co.UK Female 10 10 10 10 10 x10 x10 x10 50 89 Sally Winterton Team Derby Runner Female 10 10 10 x 10 x 10 x 50 89 Sheena Parry Team Derby Runner Female 10 10 10 x 10 10 x x 50 89 Stephanie Redfern Female 10 10 10 10 10 x x x10 50 89 Susan Greensmith Derbyshire Dynamos Female 10 10 x x x 10 10 10 50 89 Adam Lowerson Rolls Royce Harriers Male x 10 10 10 10 10 x10 x 50 89 Donald Robey Shelton Striders Male 10 x x x 10 10 10 10 50 89 Nige Jones Team Derby Runner Male x 10 x x 10 10 10 10 50 89 Peter Dilley Chesapeake Road Runners Male x 10 x x 10 10 10 10 50 89 Richard Fildes Male 10 x x 10 10 x 10 10 50 89 Scott Conroy Male x 10 10 x 10 10 x 10 50 Individual League Table as of 29/11/2014 Page 3 of 112 89 Steve Hand Derwent Runners (Derby) Male 10 10 10 10 10 x10 x10 x10 50 90 Stuart King Heanor Running Club Male x x 250 x x 217 250 246 963* 91 Stephen Ashmore Heanor Running Club Male 240 233 230 x x 185 x x 888* 92 James Spray Sinfin Running Club Male x 214 x x 232 161 237 x 844* 93 Matt Cartwright Derwent Runners (Derby) Male x 220 245 x 193 151 x x 809* 94 Richard Howe Long Eaton Running Club Male x 209 215 x x 141 x 217 782* 95 Damon Hammond Derby Triathlon Club Male x 182 170 x 208 x 219 x 779* 96 Christopher Bell Male x 175 x x x 129 233 226 763* 97 Martin Barradell Derwent Runners (Derby) Male x 201 205 x 220 126 x x 752* 98 Joe Rainsford Male x 10 250 x x 239 247 x 746* 99 Michael McGinty Derwent Runners (Derby) Male x x 245 249 249 x x x 743* 100 Sam Harper Male x 242 245 x 247 x x x 734* 101 Stuart Spencer Notts AC Male x 247 x x x 232 x 247 726* 102 Louise Insley Heanor Running Club Female x 195 160 x 222 131 x x 708* 102 Darren Potter Male 248 x x x x 214 246 x 708* 102 John Wadelin Erewash Valley RC Male 249 x 210 x x x 249 x 708* 105 Rachel Olivant Derby Athletic Club Female x x 65 x 206 x 226 210 707* 106 Tuhin Wahid Long Eaton Running Club Male x 222 215 241 x x x x 678* 107 Alistair Chambers Ivanhoe Runners Male 218 x x x 214 x 225 x 657* 108 Shane Chapman South Derbyshire Road Runners Male x 198 x 233 217 x x x 648* 109 Jonathan Bainbridge Shelton Striders Male 212 139 x x 190 104 x x 645* 110 Ian Duffin Ripley Running Club Male x 189 x x x x 235 216 640* 111 John Robertson Derby Athletic Club Male 224 192 x x 221 x x x 637* 111 Karl Baker Team Derby Runner Male x 227 x x x 188 x 222 637* 113 Ryan Ball Ripley Running Club Male 182 55 x x 205 x x 180 622* 114 Oliver Astley Male x 178 125 x 213 95 x x 611* 115 Ian Chant Long Eaton Running Club Male x 223 x x x 159 x 219 601* 116 Nathan Fowles Male 186 10 x 211 x x 190 x 597* 117 Carl Hughes Heanor Running Club Male x 152 x 224 x x 220 x 596* 118 Robert Page Heanor Running Club Male 202 x x x 170 x 206 x 578* 119 Neil Hancock Shelton Striders Male x 106 x 221 189 57 x x 573* 120 Christina Cooper South Derbyshire Road Runners Female 179 x x x 181 x 209 x 569* 121 Stuart Halsey South Derbyshire Road Runners Male x 161 x 214 185 x x x 560* 122 Rob Allen Long Eaton Running Club Male 207 45 215 x x 89 x x 556* 123 David Spencer Midland Masters AC Male 178 x x x x 29 173 156 536* 124 Stephen Leafe South Derbyshire Road Runners Male x x x 182 158 10 183 x 533* Individual League Table
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