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Bib Time Name Team Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos 1 894 32:06 Noah Hurton OUCCC Male 1 MS 1 32:05 1 2 48 33:22 Aaron Burgess Oxford City AC Male 2 MS 2 33:21 2 3 4162 33:36 Thomas Lamont OUCCC Male 3 MS 3 33:35 3 4 3989 33:42 Charles Coomer Oxford University AC Male 4 MS 4 33:41 4 5 3799 33:54 Harrison Read Abingdon AC Male 5 MS 5 33:53 5 6 4072 34:02 Ewan Gault Oxford City AC Male 6 MS 6 34:01 6 7 257 34:14 Jack Shayler Abingdon AC Male 7 MS 7 34:13 7 8 4262 34:20 Julian Richardson Oxford City AC Male 8 M50-59 1 34:18 8 9 2817 34:36 Alec Leslie Male 9 MS 8 34:34 9 10 3521 34:37 Alexander Betts Male 10 MS 9 34:37 10 11 4110 34:50 Tom Hayes Abingdon AC Male 11 MS 10 34:44 11 12 2408 34:51 Adam Waldron Male 12 MS 11 34:48 12 13 2165 34:53 Tom Spearman Male 13 MS 12 34:51 14 14 356 34:53 Alex Hadcock Male 14 MS 13 34:49 13 15 2843 34:55 Ciaran Birch Male 15 MS 14 34:54 15 16 3282 34:57 Graham Hope Kidlington Running Club Male 16 MS 15 34:56 16 17 1742 34:59 Thomas Renshaw Male 17 MS 16 34:56 17 18 3411 34:59 Alex Jackson Male 18 MS 17 34:57 18 19 3376 35:01 Toby Clyde Male 19 MS 18 34:59 19 20 2449 35:04 Christian Smith Male 20 MS 19 35:03 20 21 2773 35:08 Matthew Jobson Male 21 MS 20 35:05 21 22 3783 35:19 Pravesh Patel Male 22 MS 21 35:17 22 23 4232 35:23 Colum O'Leary Oxford University AC Male 23 MS 22 35:22 23 24 2957 35:30 Reine Toth Male 24 MS 23 35:29 25 25 3797 35:31 Robert Ragotte Oxford University AC Male 25 MS 24 35:30 26 26 3178 35:32 Richard Ashby Headington Road Runners Male 26 MS 25 35:27 24 27 3152 35:35 Sean Duvall Eynsham Road Runners Male 27 MS 26 35:33 27 28 476 35:40 Jamie Bagnall Alchester Running Club Male 28 MS 27 35:39 28 29 117 35:53 Gwilym Jones Male 29 MS 28 35:49 29 30 1509 35:55 Sean Kelly Male 30 MS 29 35:53 31 31 3118 35:55 Geoff Maher Male 31 MS 30 35:54 32 32 4073 35:59 James Gaunt Male 32 MS 31 35:57 33 33 1681 36:02 Andrew Queralt Male 33 M40-49 1 35:59 34 34 3505 36:06 Charlie Arnell Today AC Female 1 FS 1 36:05 35 35 4293 36:11 Maximillian Shreeve-McGiffen Male 34 MS 32 36:09 36 36 454 36:19 Christopher Lumley Alchester Running Club Male 35 MS 33 36:17 38 37 3993 36:20 Nick Coupe Male 36 MS 34 36:16 37 38 162 36:21 Adam Bayliss Oxford City AC Male 37 MS 35 36:17 39 39 2175 36:30 Xilin Jiang Male 38 MS 36 36:23 40 40 3844 36:33 Alexander Thomas Male 39 MS 37 36:30 41 41 3103 36:33 Peter Burnett Male 40 MS 38 36:32 42 42 1677 36:39 Tom Willner-Reid Male 41 MS 39 36:38 44 43 3903 36:42 Jonathan Andvig Male 42 MS 40 36:37 43 44 3134 36:44 Joe Evans-Murray Male 43 MS 41 36:41 45 45 4070 36:47 Sebastien Garrigues Abingdon AC Male 44 M40-49 2 36:45 46 46 957 36:52 Joseph Woods Blyth Running Club Male 45 MS 42 36:50 48 47 1667 36:53 Simon Marchant Southville Running Club Male 46 MS 43 36:50 47 48 491 36:54 Jessica Webb Woodstock Harriers Female 2 FS 2 36:53 49 49 17 37:05 Julie Fricke Female 3 FS 3 37:03 52 50 3310 37:06 Gareth Petts Witney Road Runners Male 47 MS 44 37:04 54 51 2987 37:07 Trevor Hunter Male 48 M40-49 3 37:04 55 52 2349 37:08 Paul Fradley Male 49 MS 45 37:02 51 53 4491 37:08 Andre Couturier Male 50 MS 46 37:04 53 54 306 37:09 Dan George Headington Road Runners Male 51 M40-49 4 36:59 50 55 4061 37:11 Kevin French Alchester Running Club Male 52 M40-49 5 37:09 57 56 1872 37:12 Arif Khan Male 53 MS 47 37:07 56 57 2311 37:14 Benjamin Huggon Male 54 MS 48 37:11 58 58 3732 37:22 Will Miller Male 55 MS 49 37:16 59 59 4407 37:22 Etienne Bourassa-Morcan Male 56 MS 50 37:19 60 60 3302 37:24 Mark Bell Male 57 MS 51 37:20 61 61 4195 37:26 Jamie McGowan Stuart Male 58 MS 52 35:49 30 62 112 37:29 Dafydd Warburton Eynsham Road Runners Male 59 M40-49 6 37:26 63 63 246 37:29 Benedict Pollard Eynsham Road Runners Male 60 M40-49 7 37:22 62 64 2645 37:34 David Jessopp Datchet Dashers Male 61 M40-49 8 37:30 64 65 859 37:37 Adam Nightingale Oxford Tri Male 62 MS 53 37:33 65 66 4500 37:42 Michael Deering Male 63 MS 54 37:37 69 67 4252 37:43 Matthew Proctor Male 64 MS 55 37:40 70 68 3260 37:44 Dougie Moffett Male 65 MS 56 37:36 67 69 664 37:45 David Ingram Male 66 MS 57 37:34 66 70 3441 37:49 Jakob Foerster Male 67 MS 58 37:48 72 71 3968 37:51 Dominic Casey Male 68 MS 59 37:44 71 72 3222 37:56 Seth Cayley Headington Road Runners Male 69 MS 60 37:52 73 73 1964 37:56 Jonathan Harrison Male 70 MS 61 37:52 75 74 1867 37:58 Mark Temple Male 71 M40-49 9 37:52 74 75 4246 37:59 Simon Pollard Male 72 M40-49 10 37:56 76 Timing & Results Service by HS Sports Ltd Tel: 01260 275708 Generated: 13-05-18 12:14:29 MDUK Oxford Town & Gown 10k RESULT 13th May 2018 Gender Class Chip Chip Pos. Bib Time Name Team Gender Class Pos Pos Time Pos 76 3168 37:59 Nicolas Fil Male 73 MS 62 37:57 77 77 4479 38:02 Josh King Male 74 MS 63 37:59 78 78 3855 38:03 Gintas Venckevicius Male 75 MS 64 38:01 80 79 3320 38:06 Philip Mallaband Vegan Runners UK Male 76 M40-49 11 38:01 79 80 3618 38:07 William Gasson Male 77 MS 65 38:05 82 81 3730 38:08 Linus Milinski Male 78 MS 66 37:36 68 82 42 38:09 David Pipe Male 79 M50-59 2 38:05 83 83 3942 38:10 Benjamin Bornoff Male 80 MS 67 38:07 86 84 627 38:10 Peter Wallis Male 81 MS 68 38:04 81 85 3779 38:12 Alec Parcell Male 82 MS 69 38:08 88 86 2197 38:13 Chris Payne Male 83 MS 70 38:07 85 87 1782 38:15 Matthew Hull Male 84 MS 71 38:05 84 88 915 38:15 Ryan Burke Male 85 MS 72 38:08 87 89 3676 38:15 Garry James Bicester Tri Club Male 86 MS 73 38:12 93 90 4141 38:16 Anna Jenkins Female 4 F35-44 1 38:13 94 91 872 38:16 Eoin Finnegan Male 87 MS 74 38:09 89 92 4003 38:16 Simon Dales Headington Road Runners Male 88 M50-59 3 38:14 96 93 1610 38:16 David Vaccaro Male 89 M40-49 12 38:14 97 94 879 38:17 Christopher Benzenberg Male 90 MS 75 38:15 98 95 2518 38:19 Jan Ole Ernst Male 91 MS 76 38:12 92 96 2901 38:20 Joey Gompels Male 92 MS 77 38:12 91 97 849 38:21 John Nelson Alchester Running Club Male 93 M60-69 1 38:13 95 98 4125 38:23 Tom Hughes Male 94 MS 78 38:12 90 99 2809 38:31 Dani Edmunds Female 5 FS 4 38:26 101 100 2401 38:33 Caspar Paton Male 95 MS 79 38:30 103 101 4515 38:34 Borgel Greenaway Male 96 MS 80 38:31 104 102 1064 38:35 Kerry Papps Male 97 M40-49 13 38:29 102 103 4245 38:35 Hannah Plaschkes Milton Keynes Distance Project Female 6 FS 5 38:33 106 104 225 38:38 Fraser Howard Witney Road Runners Male 98 M40-49 14 38:33 107 105 1265 38:40 Stephan Gaiser-Porter Male 99 MS 81 38:32 105 106 3872 38:42 Cameron Weir Abingdon AC Male 100 MS 82 38:38 109 107 166 38:47 Matthew Thain Male 101 MS 83 38:41 112 108 2859 38:47 Michael Hibberd Reading Roadrunners Male 102 MS 84 38:42 113 109 4550 38:49 Robert Richardson Male 103 MS 85 38:19 99 110 2629 38:49 Michael Doran Male 104 MS 86 38:41 111 111 3151 38:50 Tom Weller Eynsham Road Runners Male 105 M40-49 15 38:43 114 112 3728 38:51 Nicolas Meyer Male 106 MS 87 38:40 110 113 4445 38:52 Christopher Rhodes Male 107 MS 88 38:45 115 114 2537 38:53 Ali Cigari Male 108 MS 89 38:51 116 115 2536 38:55 Luke Milsom Male 109 MS 90 38:34 108 116 4260 38:56 George Reynolds Witney Road Runners Male 110 MS 91 38:51 117 117 3468 38:58 Joseph Williams Male 111 MS 92 38:54 120 118 817 38:58 Jamie Scaysbroom Male 112 MS 93 38:53 118 119 1860 38:59 Tom Carter Male 113 MS 94 38:26 100 120 3972 39:01 David Chase Male 114 MS 95 38:53 119 121 1472 39:03 Sam Sykes Sykes Male 115 MS 96 38:59 122 122 4345 39:05 David Tweddle Male 116 MS 97 39:01 124 123 4224 39:06 Malcolm Nisbet Oxford Tri Male 117 MS 98 39:02 127 124 1277 39:06 Adam Ferris Male 118 MS 99 38:59 121 125 1551 39:08 Alan Graham Lordshill Road Runners Male 119 M50-59 4 39:05 129 126 1828 39:08 James Klatzow Male 120 MS 100 39:00 123 127 2832 39:09 Mark Utting Male 121 MS 101 39:02 126 128 3581 39:10 Alan Darbyshire Headington Road Runners Male 122 M50-59 5 39:03 128 129 4525 39:17 Ed White Male 123 MS 102 39:07 131 130 2523 39:18 Rob Buckett Male 124 MS 103 39:08 132 131 3009 39:18 Duncan Bailey Male 125 M40-49 16 39:12 133 132 3798 39:19 Kiran Ram Male 126 MS 104 39:01 125 133 100 39:20 Matthew Peters Male 127 MS 105 39:06 130 134 765 39:23 Andrew Bradley Male 128 MS 106 39:18 135 135 1582 39:23 Alex Norton Male 129 MS 107 39:18 134 136 2573 39:27 Max Piotrowicz Male 130 MS 108 39:19 136 137 2690 39:28 Francis Barr Male 131 M50-59 6 39:23 141 138 1645 39:28 Tim Oneill Male 132 M40-49 17 39:24 144 139 1768 39:29 Nicholas Rao Male 133 MS 109 39:22 140 140 2575 39:32 Ben Piggin Male 134 MS 110 39:24 143 141 599 39:33 Daniel Haxell Male 135 MS 111 39:27 147 142 4402 39:36 Rodney Lorrimar Male 136 MS 112 39:21 139 143 3580 39:38 Alex Dance Male 137 MS 113 39:21 138 144 3358 39:39 Shaun O'Gorman Alchester Running Club Male 138 M50-59 7 39:36 160 145 3431 39:40 Benjamin Tucker Male 139 MS 114 39:24 142 146 2338 39:41 Radek Erban Male 140 M40-49 18 39:33 152 147 2500 39:41 Alistair Smith Male 141 MS 115 39:36 159 148 3662 39:42 Michael Howarth Male 142 MS 116 39:25 146 149 3117 39:42 Christopher Holden Male 143 MS 117 39:35 157 150 452 39:43 David Malone Male 144 MS 118 39:37 162 Timing & Results Service by HS Sports Ltd Tel: 01260 275708 Generated: 13-05-18 12:14:29 MDUK Oxford Town & Gown 10k RESULT 13th May 2018 Gender Class Chip Chip Pos.
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