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2005-2009 GRR History
2005 – 2009 Men. Ladies. 1st Geoff Powell 19:53 (PB) 1st Cheryl Hill 22:10 (PB) 2nd Andy Johnson 20:03 2nd Sarette Martin 23:19 (PB) 3rd John Wiltshire 20:06 3rd Sue Winfield 26:20 4th John Jeffs 20:42 4th Shirley Faichen 27:15 5th Mike Stares 20:51 5th Kate Temple 27:15 6th Andy Austin 21:27 6th Sharon Clutton 27:16 7th Dave Croft 21:38 7th Rosemary Crane 28:10 8th Dave Little 21:47 8th Denise Francis 28:38 9th Kevin Osborne 22:33 9th Natalie Bull 38:14 (1st5k) 10th Stuart Jones 23:16 11th Roger Robinson (PB) 12th Mike Kearney 23:44 13th Jim Connolly 24:52 14th Phil Beed 24:56 15th Terry Ash 25:21 16th Dave Russell 27:12 17th Nick Vines 27:16 (1st5k) 18th Gordon Knight 36:05 19th Mick Wellsted 38:18 Helpers. Gary Francis, Liz Redpath time keepers, Lauren Francis, Steve Cawte, Terry Weston. 9.1.2005. Stubbington Green 10k. Men. 48th Chip Wrapson 37:41 (Havant AC, GRR 2nd Claim) (5th Vet 45) 64th Chris Kennard 38:42 (4th Vet 50) 116th Lance Birkby 41:06 (32nd Vet 40) 119th John Wiltshire 41:16 (5th Vet 55) 125thAndy Johnson 41:35 (34th Vet 40) 213th Mike Stares 43:58 (10th Vet 55) 223rd Andy Austin 44:21 (35th Vet 45) 232nd Dave Croft 44:39 (7th Vet 60) 256th Pete Lindley 45:31 (10th Vet 60) 286th Colin Gardner 46:31 (67th Vet 40) 301st Dave Little 46:58 (53rd Vet 45) 324th Kevin Osborne 47:39 (57th Vet 45) 328th Spike Hughes 47:47 (58th Vet 45) 348th Baz Evans 48:35 (80th Vet 40) (1st10k) 364th Stuart Jones 49:07 (84th Vet 40) (PB) 365th Andy Clutton 49:07 (141st Senior) 395th Mike Dutton 49:59 (23rd Vet 55) 407th Kevin Ayriss 50:40 (69th Vet 45) (1st10k) 414th Manual Porrcilito 50:59 (1st10k) 425th Jim Connolly 51:23 (72nd Vet 45) 449th Michael Barker 52:27 (43rd Vet 50) 474th Len Keech 53:24 (45th Vet 50) 538th Dave Russell 56:32 (24th Vet 60) 596th Gordon Knight 1:04:03 (6th Vet 70) 616th Geoff Powell 1:15:31 (224th Senior) thought it started at 1100. -
1-2-3 at Bbo Xc
NEWSLETTER: NOV 2019 1-2-3 AT BBO XC Reading Roadrunners packed out the metaphorical podium last weekend, taking the trophies for 1st Veteran Women’s Team, 2nd Veteran Men’s Team and 3rd Senior Men’s Team. Meanwhile Jack Gregory and Seb Briggs came third overall in any and senior men’s category respectively. Reading Roadrunner’s Newsletter Nov 2019 Editor’s Note Peter Cave A good month for content this month, thank you to all the wonderful people that wrote in and contributed. Thank you also to Peter Reilly for the fantastic photographs in the front-page collage. I’ve left Phil’s page alone this month (or have I?), maybe there’ll be a Christmas special. Katie Gumbrell’s race report fits the ‘special’ category, and has left me with an Aspirin bottle thinking about how to get it in. Ah well, I managed. Hopefully you are all enjoying the XC season, I’ve got one more week’s rest before my own training starts again. Have a great month! [email protected] Social Secretary Elizabeth Johnson Christmas Party - Saturday 7th December What better way to celebrate the festive season than getting together with your running buds for some seasonal frolics! £25 for fun, food, fandango-ing and fuzzy festive feelings Tickets available at track with cash or cheque or simply by logging into web collect and paying online. Any questions, give me a shout. See you there. Liz x WebCollect: https://bit.ly/2XpWkuO Don’t forget that you can follow Reading Roadrunners online, too! @Reading_Roadrunners @ReadRoadrunners 2 Reading Roadrunner’s Newsletter Nov 2019 Chairman Chat Phil Reay I’ve once again enjoyed reading the stories, seeing the pictures and hearing about the events our members have been doing. -
JANUARY 2008 I T Was a Pre-Christmas Cracker for Three
JANUARY 2008 We three kings! T was a pre-Christmas cracker for three given a head start from the rest of the field—and some Stubbington runners who tasted festive suc- assistance from a golf cart half way round. cess. Zippy Grice led home a Stubby 1-2-3 at Despite being lumbered, Andy managed to get away pretty smartly before he was eventually caught by Mark, the muddy and mucky Duck Pond Waddle who pocketed a £100 cash prize for being the first runner Iaround Worthing in West Sussex. to catch the pud. This was Zippy’s third win on the trot over the nine- Mark went on to win the race, finishing ahead of Lord- mile race which is run over rural countryside and a mix- shill Running Club’s Nick Buis to win in a time of 38 min ture of tarmac, plus chalk and farm tracks. 42sec, a winning margin of 32 seconds. He finished a good couple of minutes ahead of Stub- Meanwhile in Spain, Andy Vernon further enhanced bington team-mate Andy Simpson, clocking 55min 47sec his reputation as one of Britain’s brightest young athletes for the distance compared to Andy’s 58.30. with a stunning bronze medal at the European Cross And just on Simmo’s tail was the evergreen Alasdair Country Championships. Ewing, second a year ago at the event, who clocked 59.03. Andy, who runs second claim for Stubbington and still They were the only runners among a field of 228 en- retains a strong affinity for the club where he began his tries who ducked under the hour mark. -
GRR History 1St 10 Years
GOSPORT ROAD RUNNERS 1.7. 1983 to 1993. The First Ten Years. 1. When you have been around as long as Gosport Road Runners, twenty three years so far with I am sure many more to come. It is time somebody recorded their history. This is something I have been contemplating for a few years and now seems to be as good a time as any. I hope if any members past or present ever read this, it will bring back the sense and pleasure of achievement once attained and memories of fellow runners in some cases long forgotten also friendships cemented over the years by there passion for running. It will I hope record the contribution that runners have made to keep the club going over the years that this record covers and also the significant events that have gone to making it the respected club it has become in the running world. It has also helped to put Gosport on the map a good many people who I came across in my travels on holidays and as part of the Royal Naval Reserve who when they saw me out running in the Gosport vest thought I was from Northumberland or that we were a suburb of Portsmouth. Now (2007) we have been spotted in places as far apart as Australia, America, Canada, Malaya, The Falklands, North Africa, South Africa and probably in every county from Lands End to John O Groats. At the time of writing this we have members from Uganda, America and South Africa and others serving in Afghanistan, The Falklands and Iraq. -
Reading Roadrunners Newsletter March 2014
It didn’t rain! READING ROADRUNNERS INSIDE THIS MONTH: NEWSLETTER MARCH 2014 • DINNER DANCE AWARDS EVENING Given the abysmal recent weather and the Wokingham Half Marathon falling victim to the elements the week • BRAMLEY REPORT before, we could all be forgiven for feeling a bit nervous about our • AARON IN TOKYO Bramley event this year. • POSH And then... that big hot yellow thing in the sky came out. FROCKS Perfect conditions prevailed for the whole day, runners were casting off waterproof outerwear, people wore sunglasses! Proof if ever needed that God has an England Athletics membership and that his first claim club is based in RG6. Even without Wokingham, it has been a very eventful month. On top of Bramley we have had the annual awards evening, a few notable trips abroad and one man’s insistence on running four consecutive marathons in as many days. Enjoy your read! READING ROADRUNNERS MAR 14 1 Welcome from the Editor CHRIS CUTTING There was a definite moment at the awards presentations night (I think it was sometime around Recognition this month must go to Adele and the the bread & butter pudding course) when all the Bramley team for putting on such a succesful event. good things about being in this running club occured I was able to hear so many positive things before, to me at once. The response each and every award during and after the race, all testament to such a winner got from the guests, from the members wonderful team of volunteers. Even the woman who in their first year to those being recognised with drove her car into the finish funnel was dealt with lifetime awards was heartwarming.