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Athletics Monthly the Journal of the World Famous Scarborough Athletic Club November 2015 Athletics Monthly The Journal of the World Famous Scarborough Athletic Club All five of the club’s male runners at Hartlepool Cross Country meeting! Eleven of the club’s females also competed and scored two full age group teams. Report included in this edition. Fixtures Lists. Cross Country, Road, Multi Terrain, Fell Road Rankings Athletics Biographies; Liz Raper Pro Am Newsletter; Hamstring Strengthening Cartoon of the Month Quote of the Month Press Reports From the Editor Welcome to the November edition, and thanks to Jenna Wheatman and Liz Raper for their contribution. With the NYSD cross country league now at halfway, it looks likely to the best season for many years. Participation has tripled and we have been able to score three female teams so far. Hopefully more males will take part in the future. Mick Thompson 01723 864442 [email protected] Fixtures Club members have participated in almost all of the races listed. I can help with further information if required. Ed. Cross Country NYSD Date Venue 29 Nov Croft. Motor Circuit 10 Jan Acklam (2) 7 Feb Richmond 6 Mar Road Relays at Croft EYXC Date Venue 13 Dec Langdale end 10 Jan Sledmere 7 Feb Welton 6 Mar Sewerby Road 27 Dec Ribble Valley. Clitheroe 10K North of England Championship event Multi Terrain (non extreme) Date Venue Distance 29 Nov Leeds Xmas 10K 27 Dec Jolly Hog. Ripon 10K 20 Dec Loftus Poultry Run 8 miles Fell See Esk Valley Fell Club web for further details Date Race Title 6 Dec Eskdale Eureka 27 Dec Guisborough Woods See also the Esk Valley Fell Race Club web site for further information. Latest Road Race Rankings 5 Kilometres J. Robertson Sen York 15.14 S. Butterworth U15 York 20.20 R. Mancrief Sen York 16.54 H. Butterworth F40 York 21.21 C. Mummert U15 York 18.49 L. Fleming Sen Doncaster 24.31 S. Tymon M50 York 20.36 H. Butterworth U13 York 21.20 M. May M50 York 22.52 5 Mile A. Fleming Sen Birkenhead 28.05 10 Kilometres J. Kraft Sen Leeds 33.06 R. Haslam Sen Y. Coast 41.00 J. Robertson Sen Trafford 33.32 S. Haslam F60 Derwent D 41.57 M. Colling M50 Beverley 35.42 H. Mainprize U18 Y. Coast 42.06 A. Fleming Sen K. Moorside 35.46 H. Butterworth F45 Y. Coast 43.54 R. Mancrief Sen Tholthorpe 35.59 H. Bayes U17 Y. Coast 46.02 C. Duck M40 Y. Coast 37.35 J. Abbott F45 Y. Coast 46.57 M. Middleton Sen Y. Coast 38.14 E. Simmons F40 Y. Coast 48.06 T. Evans Sen Y. Coast 38.27 A. Fewster F45 Y. Coast 48.33 D. Baldwin M50 Tholthorpe 38.30 L. Bourne F40 Y. Coast 49.33 P. Markham M40 Leeds 38.35 H. Rutter F40 Y. Coast 50.01 R. Powell M45 Leeds (JT) 38.49 K. Curtis Sen Beverley 50.27 R. Maw V45 K. Moorside 39.31 N. Hanson F45 Walkington 50.45 G. Hewitt M40 N. Marske (Jul) 39.41 H. Coates F35 Leeds 50.51 J. Pilmer U17 Wakefield 39.47 R. Gyte Sen Beverley 51.08 S. Kelly M45 Leeds 39.48 S. Wade Sen Y. Coast 51.33 D. Swift M50 Beverley 40.13 M. Fletcher F35 Y. Coast 51.34 - - - - F. Hunton-Young F35 Y. Coast 51.48 O. Willis M45 Beverley 40.39 J. Pilgrim Sen Y. Coast 52.54 N. Pearcey M45 Leeds (JT) 40.49 L. Gillon Sen Beverley 53.13 N. Scruton M65 Tholthorpe 41.24 J. Langham Sen Y. Coast 53.29 B.Cammish M40 K.Moorside 42.26 F. Debenham U17 Tholthorpe 54.03 D. Shipley M55 Beverley 42.33 F. Hethershaw F40 Y. Coast 54.03 M. Tomczak Sen Y. Coast 42.48 S. Shepherdson F40 Beverley 54.08 R. Broadley M65 Tholthorpe 43.11 O. Butterworth U17 Y. Coast 54.43 R. Millard M45 Y. Coast 43.27 S. Pilgrin Sen Leeds 54.53 P. Chapman V45 New Marske 43.33 R. Dent Sen Leeds 54.58 A. Curtis Sen Beverley 43.49 N. Riley F50 Beverley 54.59 S. Tymon M50 Beverley 44.04 J.Ireland F45 York (JT) 55.02 M. Corner Sen Beverley 44.15 S.Cromack Sen Beverley 55.34 G. Cromak M50 Y. Coast 44.18 R. Frank F40 Y. Coast 55.40 J. Harper Sen Beverley 44.48 L. Lowther Sen Leeds 55.44 D. Fox M60 Tholthorpe 45.07 L. Bradnam Sen Tholthorpe 56.04 C. Bourne M45 Y. Coast 45.09 E. Wardman Sen Y. Coast 57.10 A. Blackman Sen Beverley 46.26 L. Bayes F60 Beverley 57.19 D. Field M50 Leeds 46.41 A. Hornsby F45 Y. Coast 57.23 G. Adams M50 Dalton 47.00 S. Elwick F40 Y. Coast 57.57 J. Johnson M45 Y. Coast 47.03 L. Raper F65 Derwent D 58.21 M. Sweetlove M60 Tholthorpe 47.15 L. Davidson Sen Y.Coast 58.29 M. May M50 Y. Coast 47.16 E. Birley F40 Leeds 59.01 J.Poulter Sen Y. Coast 47.25 S. Field F50 Beverley 59.44 C. Boddy M40 Beverley 47.42 L. Hinchliffe F40 Tholthorpe 59.43 C. Wade M50 Beverley 47.55 S. Field F50 Y. Coast 59.57 M. May M50 Beverley 48.26 S. Crookes F35 Y. Coast 60.19 N. Roberts Sen Beverley 49.04 L. Clegg F35 Y. Coast 60.21 J. Johnson M45 Wetherby 49.52 C. Pelluci F45 Y. Coast 60.45 T. Gillon M55 Beverley 50.21 S. Kingscott F45 Tholthorpe 61.18 D. Hearn F35 Tholthorpe 50.32 S. Blackwell F45 Leeds 61.40 H. Forkin M65 Beverley 51.26 H. Rutter F40 Leeds 61.44 S. Flintoft M Y. Coast 52.29 M. Padgham F50 Y. Coast 62.17 M. Teasdale Sen Y. Coast 52.38 D. Smythe Sen Y. Coast 63.26 I. Anderson M45 Beverley 54.19 L. Clegg F35 Leeds 65.18 T. Rawling M40 Tholthorpe 56.44 K. Settle F50 Y. Coast 66.14 J. Boak Sen Beverley 57.16 S. Houghton F55 Beverley 67.13 A. Burlingham Sen Y. Coast 59.15 L.Jones F55 Beverley 67.32 M. Padgham M50 Y. Coast 62.17 L. Baker F35 Y. Coast 72.06 M. Elwick M45 Y. Coast 70.13 H. Debenham F50 Y. Coast 74.53 K. Debenham M50 Y. Coast 74.53 R. Aghanian M55 Y. Coast 81.28 One Third Marathon R. Powell V45 Hornsea 60.57 S. Field F50 Hornsea 91.06 D. Shipley V55 Hornsea 63.27 J. Poulter Sen Hornsea 68.27 M. May V50 Hornsea 68.35 D. Field V50 Hornsea 68.48 10 Miles M. Middleton Sen Thirsk 63.42 S. Haslam F60 Thirsk 68.35 P. Markham M40 Snake Lane 64.55 R. Haslam Sen Thirsk 71.27 D. Swift M50 Snake Lane 66.02 A. Kolos Sen Thirsk 76.24 P. Johnson M65 Thirsk 66.07 N. Hanson F45 Ferriby 79.45 O. Willis M45 Ferriby 69.05 L. Bourne F40 Snake Lane 85.11 G. Hewitt M40 Thirsk 68.25 G. Wilkins F35 Snake Lane 86.56 N. Scruton M65 Snake Lane 69.42 L. Gillon Sen Thirsk 90.49 N. Pearcey M40 Tholthorpe 69.25 V. Lockey Sen Thirsk 97.32 N. Pearcey M40 Tholthorpe 69.25 S. Kelly M45 Snake Lane 69.54 B. Cammish M40 Snake Lane 72.52 C. Wade M55 Snake Lane 76.31 D. Fox M60 Snake Lane 77.13 M. May M50 Snake Lane 80.16 D. Field M50 Snake Lane 80.52 G. Adams M50 Snake Lane 81.12 M. Sweetlove M60 Snake Lane 84.04 H. Forkin M65 Ferriby 84.25 J. Boak Sen Ferriby 93.36 Half Marathon A. Fleming Sen Liverpool 77.24 S. Haslam F60 Bridlington 93.35 P. Markham M40 York 82.31 H. Mainprize U20 GNR 100.23 - - - - K. Curtis F35 Bridlington 113.20 S. Pearson M40 GNR 85.28 N. Hanson F45 GNR 113.56 R. Maw M45 Brass Monkey 86.40 E. Clapham Sen Major Stone 115.01 S. Kelly M45 GNR 88.20 E. Simmons F40 GNR 118.32 M. Middleton Sen Major Stone 90.18 L. Arnell F40 H. Bridge 120.21 N. Scruton M65 Brass Monkey 92.48 L. Bourne F40 GNR 120.34 A. Blackman Sen Humber Bridge 93.19 L. Fleming Sen GNR 123.20 R. Millard M45 Bridlington 97.14 R. Gyte Sen GNR 123.21 R. Broadley M65 Major Stone 100.25 M. Fletcher F35 GNR 123.35 G. Cromack M50 GNR 101.29 L. Gillon Sen Brass Monkey 127.02 S. Tymon M50 GNR 103.28 J. Langham Sen GNR 127.09 N. Clarkson M40 Brass Monkey 106.46 L. Bradnam Sen GNR 128.26 D. Field M50 Brass Monkey 106.46 K. Webster F35 GNR 132.54 J. Drury Sen GNR 112.19 M. Padgham F50 Lisbon 137.46 M. Dowson Sen Silverstone 113.44 J. Fish F50 GNR 139.04 M. Sweetlove M60` Lisbon 114.01 L. Jones F55 Paris 142.06 M. Corner Sen GNR 117.27 E. Manton F35 GNR 142.29 H. Forkin M65 GNR 118.26 D. Smythe Sen GNR 142.38 M. May M50 GNR 119.58 S. Roberts F35 GNR 142.41 C. Bridgewood M45 Bridlington 126.37 .G. Walker F35 GNR 143.13 J. Boak Sen GNR 135.57 B. Holder F40 GNR 143.17 A. Burlingham Sen GNR 139.15 L. Davidson Sen GNR 155.55 M. Teasdale Sen GNR 141.47 S.
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