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Dewsbury Road Runners Newsletter April – May 2010 The Committee DEWSBURY Chairman Jack 01924 [email protected] Bretherick 496243 Secretary Bernard 01924 [email protected] ROAD RUNNERS Disken 529981 Treasurer Michael 01924 [email protected] Wood 450296 NEWSLETTER Website Andrew 07786 [email protected] Cottier 925426 APRIL – MAY Social Leanne 07888 [email protected] Secretary Entwistle 845877 Club Clothing Jack 2010. Bretherick Men‟s John 01924 [email protected] Captain Calvert 480603 Some of the helpers at the Dewsbury 10K Women‟s Maxine 07981 [email protected] Road Race Captain Worden 268899 7th February 2010. WYCCWL Heather Mitchell Veterans Andrew 01924 [email protected] Meskimmon 480470 Assistant Richard 01924 [email protected] secretary Aiston 473347 Newsletter Michael & PR Wood . Rankings & Andy Grand Prix Cottier/Com puter Beginners & Jack Recruitment Bretherick Race/Team David Binns Entries Co- ordinator Entry forms, Jack Notice board Bretherick Training Michael Routes Wood Matthew Baldwin and Glenn Sykes Membership Bernard secretary Disken Dewsbury 10k Bernard race organiser Disken From the Dewsbury Reporter A RUNNER preparing for the London Marathon was among the 801 people to finish the Dewsbury 10K Road Race on Sunday. Andrew Brown discovered his passion for running through a family tragedy. His son, Jake, was set for a career as a professional rugby player when he suffered a severe back injury in 2008. Jack Bretherick, Joe Durkin and Peter Hill. Andrew, 42, an assistant manager at Travis Perkins builders‟ merchants in Batley, said: "He had to give it up completely. It was terrible. That inspired me to run for charity and I became addicted to it." Andrew, of Thornhill Edge, Dewsbury, ran the London Marathon last year in aid of Back Care. This year he hopes to beat his record and come in at under three-and-a-half hours. Now he runs 10K races regularly, with his time hovering just over the 40-minute mark. He said: "I completed the Dewsbury 10K in 40 minutes 21 seconds, which is one minute six off my last time. I'm trying to break the 40-minute barrier, which is why I've joined Dewsbury Road Runners." Andrea Woodside in the Liversedge ½ Andrew and family were raising money for the deaf and blind charity Sense at the event on Sunday, wearing distinctive orange wigs. Andrew added: "It was a good event and was well attended. We raised £80 on the day and money is still coming in." To help raise the £1,400 needed for the marathon, Andrew has drummed up some enticing offers. Head coach at Dewsbury Rams, Warren Jowitt, has agreed to donate a signed shirt and season ticket. They will be fundraising at the Dewsbury Rams and Leigh Centurions game in Dewsbury on February 21. To contribute to Andrew's fund, log on to http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/andrewbrown Andy Brown at the finish in the Dewsbury 10K, doing a pb 40minutes 21seconds. Why teachers need a happy hour From Anthony Audsley 33rd Andy Meskimmon 3:41:18 152nd Martin Kaye 4:46:52 +5 Ranking 154th Glenn Sykes 4:46:52 Points +5 Ranking 162nd Leanne Entwistle 4:57:31 Points 164th Paul Schofield 4:57:31 +8 Ranking 169th Jean Entwistle 4:59:40 Points 230th Fiona Sutcliffe 6:00:01 230th Ian Sutcliffe 6:00:01 Liversedge Half Marathon - 14th February 2010 Half Marathon - Ranked +15 Ranking 5th Andrew Cottier 1:18:35 Points +4 Ranking 14th James Morris 1:22:33 Points 18th Andy Meskimmon 1:24:22 21st Mark Oldroyd 1:25:24 22nd John Calvert 1:25:56 48th Alexis Bradbury 1:31:53 93rd Flora Skidmore 1:37:30 +25 Ranking 104th Wayne Speight 1:39:07 Points +6 Ranking 105th Maxine Worden 1:39:15 Points 227th Gary Spaven 1:52:22 +5 Ranking 233rd Leanne Entwistle 1:53:04 Points +4 Ranking 247th Jean Entwistle 1:54:48 Points 271st Brendan Jones 1:57:01 311th Fiona Butt 2:03:53 335th Janet Murnin 2:07:05 373rd Andrea Woodside 2:17:00 417 finished the race. West Yorkshire X Country at Dewsbury - 21st February 2010 Cross Country - Ranked +13 Ranking 7th John Calvert 26:28 Points 12th Andy Meskimmon 26:55 +16 Ranking 15th Keith Long 27:32 Points 18th Andrew Cottier 27:52 25th Andrew Brown 29:30 +25 Ranking 26th Ian Sutcliffe 29:41 Points 44th Richard Aiston 31:22 50th Matthew Baldwin 32:50 +7 Ranking 54th Martin Kaye 33:25 Points +6 Ranking 16th Fiona Sutcliffe 33:43 Rombalds Stride - 6th February 2010 Points Elizabeth Smith- +6 Ranking 22nd 37:12 LDWA Event - Ranked Calvert Points 24th Heather Mitchell 38:50 25th Tracey Rhodes 38:57 Great North Western Half Marathon Blackpool - 23rd February 2010 Half Marathon - Ranked 19th James Morris 1:20:30 881 finished the race. David Clancy in the Noon Stone Fell Race over Noon Stone Fell Race - 27th February 2010 Todmorden way Fell Race 360th David Clancy 1:48:00 66th M40 423 finished the race. Pocklington Snake Lane 10m - 28th February 2010 10 Mile Road Race - Ranked 45th John Calvert 1:02:05 11th M40 88th Treena Johnson 1:05:46 2nd F45 158th Flora Skidmore 1:10:09 1st F50 th th Treena in the Snake Lane 10 at Pocklington 270 Fiona Sutcliffe 1:16:25 13 F35 666 finished the race. Flora in Snake Lane 10 Maxine completing the Liversedge ½ Jimmy Morris in the 20th Great North Western Half at Blackpool Fiona Sutcliffe at the Snake Lane 10 mile race at Pocklington Netherhall 10 Mile Race - 28th February 2010 10 Mile Road Race - Ranked John Calvert in Snake Lane 10 6th Andy Meskimmon 1:02:00 5th M40 From Janet Murnin 82 finished the race. The European Commission has just announced an agreement whereby English will be the official language of the European Union rather than the other possibility, German. Trollers Trot - 6th March 2010 As part of the negotiations, the British Government LDWA Event conceded that English spellings had some room for improvement and has accepted a 5-year phase-in plan that 3rd Andrew Cottier 3:09:00 would become known as „Euro-English‟. 19th Peter Hill 3:43:00 th In the first year, „s‟ will replace the soft‟c‟. Sertainly, this 88 Martin Kaye 4:41:00 will makethe sivil servants jump with joy. The hard‟c‟ will 92nd Glenn Sykes 4:45:00 be dropped in favour of „k‟. This should klear up 97th Paul Schofield 4:47:00 confusion and keyboards kan have one less letter. 271 finished the race. There will be growing publik enthusiasm in the second year when the troublesome „ph‟ will be replaced with „f‟. This will make words like fotograf 20% shorter. Half Tour of Pendle - 6th March 2010 In the 3rd year, publik akseptanse of the new spelling kan be expected to reach the stage where more komplikated Fell Race - Ranked changes are possible. 235th Michael Wood 2:00:47 Governments will encourage the removal of double letters which have always ben a deterent to akurate speling. 243 finished the race. Also, al wil agre that the horibl mes of the silent „e‟ in the language is disgrasful and it should go away. th By the 4 yer people wil be reseptiv to steps such as Norton 9 - 7th March 2010 replasing „th‟ with „z‟ and „w‟ with „v‟. Road Race - Ranked During ze fifz yer, ze unesesary „o‟ kan be dropd from vords containing „ou‟ and ziz fifz yer, vevil hav a reil th sensibl riten styl. 27 James Morris 54:10 337th Jean Entwistle 1:15:11 Zer vil be no mor trubl or difikultis and evrivun vil find it 338th Leanne Entwistle 1:15:12 ezi tu understand ech oza. Ze drem of a united urop vil finali kum tru. 509 finished the race. Und efter ze fifz yer, ve vil al be speaking German like zey vunted in ze forstplas. Haweswater Half Marathon - 7th March 2010 Half Marathon - Ranked 18th Andy Meskimmon 1:21:03 6th M40 Matters arising: Membership stands at 98. Christmas party 517 finished the race. attended by 54 people, it lost £164, suggestion of having it at Dimple Wells, Ossett next year. Correspondence: Letter from Town Centre manager re proposed Dewsbury Triathlon (run/bike/canoe). Agreed we will offer to advise on the road race. Jobs were allocated as follows: Website A.Cottier PR & press M.Wood Newsletter M.Wood Handicapping/ratings/grand prix A.Cottier Entry forms & notice board J.Bretherick Races/teams J.Calvert and M.Worden Training routes M.Wood Beginners J.Bretherick Social secretary L.Entwistle Recruitment J.Bretherick WY Cross-country league H. Mitchell Michael Wood struggling on to finish in the Half Tour of Vets A.Meskimmon Pendle Club clothing J.Bretherick Assistant secretary R.Aiston Membership: 14 members had paid for 2010. Captains‟ reports: 2 teams competed in Calderdale Way relay. Stainland Cross-country cancelled due to weather. Stainland wanted our views on alternative dates. After a long discussion agreed to let Stainland come forward with a date but we suggested that an individual should not be excluded from an individual overall prize if they miss the rearranged race and only 4 races should count for individual prize. We are 2nd in vets in cross-country. Dewsbury cross-country on 21 February at Dewsbury Moor ARLFC, B.Disken to apply for permit, raffle prizes Andrew Meskimmon in the Haweswater Half Marathon needed. Veterans report: When is Yorks Vets XC? Social secretary‟s report L. Entwistle not present, there was a night out in Huddersfield in November.
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