Kingfisher Way Training Run - 31st December 2005
A record number of 22 runners turnout out for the annual winter pilgrimage along the 21 mile Kingfisher Way. 10 runners started in
Baldock, the source of the River Ivel, with Lindsey and Tan intending to run as far as possible given their recent lack of training
and injury problems. Newcomer Catherine from the RSPB Running Association also joined us (thanks for the photos Catherine).
Tan made it as far as Arlesey, and Lindsey made it all the way to Biggleswade (12.5m) to record his longest run ever.
In places the footpath was muddy and slippery from the recent snow and rain, but a good pace was maintained, with everyone keeping
together. On reaching Biggleswade, the incoming runners were met by the welcome sight of 10 more runners who joined them to run
the final 8 miles to Tempsford. What a turnout! Later, Stu met us just south of Sandy, and finally Penny joined in at the Girtford
Bridge.
Twenty runners finally arrived at Tempsford, 3hrs 57mins after leaving Baldock, for a well earned drink in the Wheatsheaf pub.
Congratulations to everyone who took part. It was a very enjoyable way to spend a Saturday morning.
Runners: Chris, Neil, Gav, Simon, Roger, Debs, Tan, Lindsey, Catherine (RSPB), Nigel, Mark, Elaine, Julie, Ray, Lee,
Andy (Riverside), Paula, Jen, Nat, Nat’s man, Stu, Penny.
Annual Fairy's Run - 28th December 2005
Congratulations to everyone who completed this years Fairy Run, especially to the people who were taking part for the first time.
As confirmed at the William Peel pub, Elaine was first back followed by Paula and then Steve. After taking off the handicap times
of the finishing times, the winner was Gavin Davis.
Results are as follows;
Gavin Davis - 17mins 55secs
Bedford Half Marathon - 11th December 2005
Eight Club runners toed the line along with 1200 other runners for the Beds Harriers Half Marathon, held over a challenging course
in Wootton last Sunday. Unfortunately Deb Bryant had to pull out early in the race owing to illness, but the remaining runners
finished the course on a freezing December morning. First runner home for the club was Neil Gregory, fresh from his race in France
the previous weekend. Damien Pitts was next home, followed closely by Andy Bruce. Ian Skerrett, who had run a magnificent 3hr 12min
in the Luton Marathon the previous weekend, was still suffering effects of his marathon and tired to finish less than one minute in
front off Nigel Bush. Next home was Jan Forrester who ducked under 1hr 50m to finish 5th Lady Vet 50. Kevin White, a new club
member, ran a superb race to record a new PB.
Results are as follows;
Neil Gregory - 156th - 1hr 30mins 24secs
** Bedford Half Marathon Full Results Available Here**
Nene Valley Harriers 10 Mile - 4th December 2005
A disappointing number of Biggleswade AC runners made the trip to Peterborough for the Club’s 10 mile championship race,
with many either injured or saving themselves for the Club’s Half Marathon championship race at Wootton one week later.
The four runners who did toe the start line saw ideal cool and still conditions on this renowned fast flat course. New member
Geoff Muskett set off to run a fast time, but he paid for his early exuberance and faded in the 2nd half. Damien Pitts took full
advantage of the conditions and ran a steady race to run a new PB. But he could not prevent "the older" Nigel Bush from taking
the club championship – based on age graded times. Mark Peacock, another new club member, ran a solid race in his first 10 mile
event.
Results are as follows;
Damien Pitts - 69mins 03secs (Actual), 69mins 03secs (Age Graded)
Bedfordshire AAA Rankings 2005
Results are as follows;
Dublin Marathon – 31st October 2005
A large contingent from Biggleswade Athletic Club flew out to Dublin, Ireland to support five of their runners compete
in this years Dublin Marathon which was held on Monday 31st October. The course was very undulating and with rain drenching
the runners the majority of them put in some magnificent performances. The route weaved its way around the wet streets of Dublin
taking in such sights as Phoenix Park, the River Liffey and the Temple Bar area. Simon Fawcett lead the Biggleswade AC mens team
home in a personal best time of 3hr 21. While marathon new comers Paula Dawson and Tanya Tatchley also did marvelously well due
to some excellent training prior to the event to finish the 26.2 mile course well within their estimated finishing times.
Thanks must go to all supports who travelled out with the runners and also to their coaches especially Ken Prior and Steve Worrall.
Results are as follows;
Simon Fawcett - 3hrs 21mins
Standalone 10K - 2nd October 2005
Results are as follows;
Alan Goodman - 41mins 35secs
Grunty Fen Half Marathon – 11th September 2005
With the 191 mile Round Norfolk Relay race fast approaching, several members of th Club decided to test their fitness
over the half marathon distance last weekend. Seven runners ran the Grunty Fen Half Marathon near Ely, and the cool
conditions and flat fenland course contributed to some fast times. First home for the Club was Neil Gregory in 1hr 28m, his
fastest half marathon for over a decade. Two minutes later was Simon Fawcett in a time very close to his PB, and Nigel Bush
finished in 1hr 35m. The next two to finish, Paul Batson and Natalie Darlow ran superbly to record new PBs, followed by
Tony Haymes and Tanya Tatchley who ran a steady race in her build up to next month’s Dublin Marathon. The Club men’s team came
15th overall in a very competitive team race.
Results are as follows;
Neil Gregory- 1hr 28mins 21secs (75th)
Club Handicap Run - 30th August 2005
Over a course of 3.8 miles approx (Route of the Blunham Loop). First home on the
night was Martin, but after the handicap times were taken off the overall winner
was Simon Prior. Congralutions to Teri, Julia and Phil for completing their
first club handicap run.
Results are as follows;
Teri - 41.58 mins
Cracken Edge Fell Race - 10th August 2005
On Wednesday 10 August 2005, 5 brave members of the Club gave Cracken
Edge Fell Race their best shot. The race was approximately 7 miles and
ascended over 1000 feet. Supported in the week by various visitors with the
majority of encouragement coming on the night from Jennifer Hutchings and
Keith Lakin (Bedford Harriers).
Ken Prior risking the use of his own knees for the next fortnight came in
first for Biggleswade with a time of 1.01:39. Followed by Damien Pitts
1.04:39, Giles Keen 1.07:40, Zoë Dawson 1.08:25 and Jan Forrester 1.12:25.
Not content with the punishment of the previous evening 4 of the runners
(Damien feigning a trip to Manchester) continued the trip with a second
easier(!) run with the Pennine Fell Runners. A huge thank you to Alison
Brentnall and Andy Howie for making us most welcome and for hanging about
whilst us southern softies recovered from every change in the gradient of
Hayfield and surrounds.
Biggleswade AC Beep Test - 26th July 2005
Results are as follows;
Thomas Bruce - 4.5
Everton Fun Run - 11th June 2005
Our Chairman, Nigel Bush organised yet another fantastic 3 Mile Trail Run on Saturday 11th June 2005 as part of this year's
friendly Everton village fete. Fourty one competitors took to the roads and footpaths of Everton to run or walk a flat, yet
challenging race through some of the prettiest scenary in the village at a time when bright red poppies are covering the fields.
Overall winner in a very fast time of 16mins 18secs was Alan Turnbill of Riverside Runners, only to be shortly followed by
Nick Gilbert in an amazing time of 17mins 45secs to win the junior race. The ever-successful Karen Worrall also ran a great race
to finish in the top senior ladies spot in a time of 19m 31s ahead of a very fast Val Kemp and last year's winner Zoe Dawson,
who also ran well after recently returning to running from an injury. Junior, Laura Gilbert followed in her brother's footsteps
by keeping up with some of the Clubs fastest senior runners, showing that she will also be one to watch for the future.
** Everton Fun Run 2005 Results available Here**
Eight members of the Club braved the windy conditions of a late night race in Beford on Wednesday 18th May for the annual
Bedford 6 road race. This was a challenging course of 6 miles, with an extremely grueling hill at the three and a half mile mark,
which combined with the wind, made it difficult for even the most determined runner. Despite this, fantastic performances were
seen by all, and cheered on by injured Club runner, Natalie Darlow. Neil Gregory and Nigel Bush lead the Club runners with some
of their best times this year. Debbie Bryant looked back to full form with an outstanding finishing time of 46 mins and 33 secs,
knocking 4 minutes off of her time for the same race last year. Colin Harries and Debbie Knott also showed great determiniation,
finishing within 2 minutes of each other. Tanya Tatchley finished next, achieving a personal best time of 51 mins and 39 secs,
knocking 13 minutes off of last year's time. The rapidly improving Sarah Geeson-Orsgood and Sam Grist also ran superbly finishing
in 55 mins 55 seconds and 58 mins 55 secs respectively, for their first ever races as Club members. Well done to you all.
** Bedford 6 Results Available Here**
In breezy but sunny conditions 5 female members of the Club took part in the annual St Albans Ladies 10k on Sunday 8th May.
This course is renound for being a particularly challenging hilly course, requiring brut strength and determination. However,
the Biggleswade ladies did the club proud, with great performances had by all of the runners. Karen Worrall was first home
finishing in 8th place overall out of nearly 190 competitors, she also placed as 2nd lady vet 35 with a staggering time of
41 mins 47 secs. A fantastic run was also had by the ever-determined Jan Forrester, who back to great form, finished in an
extremely impressive 49 mins 26 secs. Rebecca Tippett also proved what hard training and strong will can achieve finishing
with an all time personal best for a 10k race of 52 mins 34 secs.
Results are as follows;
Karen Worrall - 41mins 47secs
Silverstone 10K - 3rd May 2005
Six Club runners made the annual pilgrimage to the Home of British Motor Racing on the 3rd May to run in the famous
Silverstone 10K race. The race comprises two laps of the Grand Prix circuit, and the wide track, gentle curves and gradual
undulations makes for a fast course. The cool conditions were ideal with only a gentle head wind in Hangar Straight
to inconvenience the runners. Over 1000 runners emerged from the Pit lane to toe the start line.
First home for the Club was Neil Gregory who managed to dip under 40 minutes and finish in the top 200 runners.
Meanwhile Club Treasurer Chris Clarke (recovering from his London Marathon exploits) and Chairman Nigel Bush were battling out
the next club places. In the final half mile Chris’s neater line through Priory (and younger legs) just enabled him to
finish in front. Debbie Knott, who is in training for a full IronMan event later in the year was next home,
followed by new club member Karoly Juhasz. Penny Fletcher completed the sextet with a superb personal best.
Results are as follows;
Neil Gregory - 161st - 39mins 49secs (32nd Vet 40)
Three members of the Club made the short trip to Watford on a very hot and sunny May bank holiday Monday to run the
annual Watford 10k charity race for the Myasthenia Gravis Association. This was a multiterrain course compromised of numerous
challenging hills, making this a particularly difficult 10k. Despite the heat and the hills all three runners finished well, with
Tanya Tatchley knocking 3 minutes off of her previous personal best time and Natalie Darlow running close to her PB despite injury.
Results are as follows;
40th - Gavin Elliott - 40mins 38secs
Club Handicap Run - 19th April 2005
Course 2.9 miles approx (Circular route from The Bell PH round the RSPB). Congratulations to Steve Chalk for clocking up the
best time and for coming home first in the handicap race. Merit must also go to Sally who finished in 3rd place - well done Sally.
Results are as follows;
Steve Chalk - 19.44 mins
London Marathon - 17th April 2005
Click Here for the FLM 2005 News Article.
Results are as follows;
Andy Bruce - 3hrs 13mins 23secs
Flitwick 10K - 10th April 2005
Club runners were keen to get back onto the roads and racing again after their marshalling duties at the Sandy 10 the previous week.
The Flitwick 10k last Sunday proved the ideal opportunity to blow away the cobwebs and post some fast times. This race also
doubled up as the Club's 10km club championship race, as well as the Beds AAA championships, which made for a keenly contested event.
First home for the Club was the fast improving Martyn Cole who dipped under 39 mins for the first time. Steve Chalk, now a Male
Vet 50 was next, and Steve just pipped fellow 50+ vet Ian Skerratt to the Club’s 10km championship title (based on age-graded times).
First lady home for the Club was Karen Worrall, who was 11th lady overall, won the Club’s 10km title, and was 2nd lady vet 40 in the
Beds AAA championship.
Mention should also be made of 10k debutants Natalie Darlow, Rebecca Tibbett and Paula Dawson who all ran superbly in their first
10km outings.
** Flitwick 10K Results Available Here
**
Oakley 12 and 20 Mile Races - 20th March 2005
The Oakley 20 mile race on Sunday 20th March provided an ideal test for four Club runners who are running the London Marathon
in 3 weeks time. Fortunately the hot weather of the previous day was not repeated on Sunday, and the cool cloudy conditions
were perfect for the 480 starters. First home for the Club and looking very relaxed, was Andy Bruce in a time of 2hrs 26mins.
Fellow London Marathon entrant Gavin Elliott was not far behind in 2hrs 31mins despite suffering a recent series of injuries.
Maria Tatchley ran a storming race to finish in 2hrs 46mins, and finally Tony Haymes finished looking very fresh in 2hrs 50mins
and spot on target. Also taking part for the Club were Ian Skerratt (2hrs 28mins), Debs Bryant in her first ever 20 mile race (2hrs 43mins),
Alan Goodman (2hrs 44mins) and Paul Batson (2hrs 53mins).
In the separate 12 Mile race, Club runners packed extremely well with three runners in the top eight. First home was
Martyn Cole in 4th place overall, closely followed by Steve Chalk who was 5th and first Male Vet 50. Next home was Damien Pitts
in 8th place overall. First lady home was Jan Forrester who finished as 2nd Lady Vet 50. Next home were Tanya Tatchley and
Jennifer Hutchings who both ran superbly to finish their longest race distance to date.
Results are as follows;
20 Mile Results
12 Mile Results
Adidas Flora London Half Marathon (Silverstone) - 13th March 2005
Results are as follows;
Damien Pitts - 1hr 30mins 39secs (311) PB
Club Handicap Run - 8th March 2005
Below are your times for doing the 3.3 mile lap, minus the handicap. A special mention to Natalie, Rebecca and Paula for coming
first, second and third back tonight, a good effort for there first handicap run.
Results are as follows;
Gavin Elliott - 20.10 mins
Stamford 30K - 13th February 2005
The Stamford Striders' St Valentine 30K Race (18.6 miles) is the flagship event organised by the Club. It is run each year on the
Sunday closest to St Valentine’s Day (this year falling on Sunday 13th February). It is recognised nationally as a tough event,
providing a good training run for those planning to run the Flora London Marathon and this year it lived up to its billing.
Competitors traveled the length and breadth of the country to compete on the hilly, challenging course, taking in some of the
nicest rural lanes of four of England most scenic counties: South Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire and Rutland.
This year the strong winds battered all the competitors from the Club who made the journey to race in the very challenging event.
Throughout the event all the competitors josseled for position to be the first Club member back into the warm.
Gavin Elliott took the early lead with Alan Goodman then Chris Clarke both over taking him as conditions got worse.
Chris then took up the running passing Alan strongly. With 7 kilometres to go Gavin decided to make a challenge for the
lead and forced his way ahead of his team makes once again. In the mean time Zoe Dawson and Deb Bryant were both running strongly
through the gust and Deb managed to pull ahead of Zoe and due to her grit and determination also managed to catch Alan
who was flagging fast. All the athletes from the Club completed the course in reasonable times (considering the conditions)
Full Results:
Three Counties XC (Wellingborough) - 6th February 2005
The Club's senior ladies team showed what a dominate force they were on Sunday in the Three Counties Cross Country event held
in Wellingborough. It was held on one of the most testing courses of this years league - a five and a half mile energy sapping
hilly course with five water crossings and mud that stuck to you like jam. The experience of Karen Warrel obviously paid off
as she lead the ladies home. The "ever green" Maria Tatchley and Jan Forrester also put in some tremendous performances battling
for the line. The male team also performed well with outstanding running from both veteran runners Ken Prior and Neil Gregory.
Due to this brilliant performance by all the ladies it has spring boarded them into 4th position in the league
(the highest for the Club's Ladies Cross Country Team for an estimated 20 years). This then pulled the club's overall performance
up to 6th place in the league for the whole season.
Praise must not just go to the runners but also to the coaches and support team for an excellent season.
Results are as follows;
Biggleswade AC Men's Team Results:
Biggleswade AC Ladies Team Results:
Annual Club Dinner & Awards Evening - 14th January 2005
Winners of the 2004 Club Awards;
10K Champions - Karen Warrel and Roger Wadeley
Three Counties XC (Ampthill) - 9th January 2005
The Club competed in the penultimate Three Counties Cross Country League race in Ampthill on Sunday. The course was one of the
most tricky in the series. The race was contested on a 5 mile course with only half a mile on the flat. All Club runners coped
very well with the undulating course. The ladies team was lead home by Karen Worrell who again put in an excellent performance
to come in third. Deb Bryant also put in a superb performance nearly catching up her team mate Zoe Dawson for the first time
this season - much to Zoe's disgust! But experience told when Zoe pulled away at the end of this very testing course.
Tanya Tatchley and Jennifer Hutchings also put in good displays to round up an fantastic team display.
The men's team put in another solid performance with Alan Broughton and Roy Stevens making the early running. Damien Pitts is
now back to form after a disappointing run last month piping head coach Ken Prior on the line (Although Ken had raced the day
before also). Gavin Elliott also ran well running the second half of the race faster than the first to calve his way through
the field to gain some valuable points although he was disappointed with his position. Next month we travel to Wellingborough
for the last race in league hoping to consolidate our mid table position.
Results are as follows;
Biggleswade AC Men's Team Results:
Biggleswade AC Ladies Team Results:
For Further Results, click here.
Roy Stevens - 18mins 34secs
Gavin Elliott - 19mins 05secs
Ken Prior - 20mins 10secs
Nigel Bush - 20mins 38secs
Damien Pitts - 20mins 55secs
Roger Wadeley - 21mins 01secs
Alan Goodman - 21mins 08secs
Alice Middleton - 21mins 55secs
Steve Rochell - 22mins 21secs
Debbie Bryant - 22mins 59secs
Colin Harris - 23mins 34secs
Zoe Dawson - 24mins 24secs
Paula Dawson - 25mins 22secs
Tim Huxtable - 26mins 33secs
Julie Dowse - 27mins 30secs
Sam Grist - 28mins 13secs
Sarah Geeson-Orsgood - 28mins 55secs
Mark Stead - 29mins 34secs
Elaine Stead - 30mins 05secs
Damien Pitts - 177th - 1hr 31mins 34secs
Andy Bruce - 188th - 1hr 32mins 18secs
Ian Skerratt - 260th - 1hr 35mins 41secs
Nigel Bush - 286th - 1hr 36mins 38secs
Jan Forrester - 629th - 1hr 49mins 36secs
Kevin White - 644th - 1hr 50mins 11secs
Male Winner - Nigel Bush
Female Winner - Jan Forrester
Geoff Muskett - 72mins 05secs (Actual), 72mins 05secs (Age Graded)
Nigel Bush - 72mins 14secs (Actual), 61mins 26secs (Age Graded)
Mark Peacock - 97mins 20secs (Actual), 96mins 38secs (Age Graded)
Male Winner - Nigel Bush
Female Winner - n/a
Beds AAA Letter
Beds Top Ten 2005
Gavin Elliott - 3hrs 41mins
Martin Turpin - 4hrs 04mins
Paula Dawson - 4hrs 19mins
Tanya Tatchley - 4hrs 26mins
Jan Forrester - 48mins 11secs
Graham Russell - 49mins 49secs
Julia Mackay - 59mins 12secs
Sarah Geeson-Orsgood - 59mins 42secs
Samantha Grist - 1hr 00mins 28secs
Simon Fawcett - 1hr 30mins 15secs (96th)
Nigel Bush - 1hr 35mins 25secs (5th MV55) (160th)
Paul Batson - 1hr 42mins 43secs (252nd)
Natalie Darlow - 1hr 46mins 39secs (296th)
Tony Haymes - 1hr 47mins 46secs (308th)
Tanya Tatchley - 1hr 59mins 22secs (442nd)
Julia Mackay - 39.29 mins
Samantha Grist - 37.04 mins
Sarah Geeson-Orsgood - 35.31 mins
Tanya Tatchley - 32.48 mins
Rebecca Tippett - 30.55 mins
Colin Harris - 30.44 mins
Jan Forrester - 30.36 mins
Steve Rotchell - 28.48 mins
Natalie Darlow - 28.48 mins
Andy Darnell - 28.32 mins
Phil - 28.28 mins
Zoe Dawson - 27.52 mins
Val Kemp - 27.38 mins
Nigel Bush - 26.56 mins
Martin Turpin - 26.46 mins
Alan Goodman - 25.55 mins
Damien Pitts - 25.36 mins
Neil Gregory - 25.22 mins
Simon Fawcett - 24.50 mins
Simon Prior - 24.07 mins
Billy Balaam - 5.0
Katie Bland - 6.5
Jonathon Hand - 6.5
Becky - 9.2
Andy Darnell - 9.5
Chris - 10.5
Val Kemp - 11.9
Chris W - 12.0
Simon Fawcett - 12.2
Damien Pitts - 12.2
David Brown - 12.4 and 11.9
Tim Huxtable - 13.0
Martin Turpin - 13.2
Debbie Bryant - 46mins 22secs
Jan Forrester - 49mins 26secs
Natalie Darlow - 49mins 53secs
Rebecca Tippett - 52mins 34secs (PB)
Chris Clarke - 274th - 42mins 34secs (17th Vet 50)
Nigel Bush - 279th - 42mins 38secs (10th Vet 55)
Debbie Knott - 771st - 51mins 50secs (52nd lady)
Karoly Juhasz - 776th - 51mins 59secs
Penny Fletcher - 926th - 56mins 21secs
262nd - Natalie Darlow - 48mins 37secs
481st - Tanya Tatchley - 54mins 34secs (PB)
Simon Fawcett - 19.50 mins
Neil Gregory - 21.47 mins
Nigel Bush - 21.51 mins
Debbie Bryant - 22.27 mins
Val Kemp - 22.31 mins
Martin Turpin - 22.35 mins
David Albone - 23.28 mins
Steve Rochell - 23.41 mins
Natalie Darlow - 24.16 mins
Colin Harris - 25.34 mins
Rebecca Tippett - 25.56 mins
Jennifer Hutchings - 26.46 mins
Tanya Tatchley - 27.00 mins
Cassie Emms - 27.03 mins
Paula Dawson - 31.29 mins
Sally - 33.14 mins
Sarah - 37.44 mins
Chris Clarke - 3hrs 30mins 27secs
Tony Haymes - 3hrs 40mins 28secs
Gavin Elliott - 3hrs 47mins 18secs
Maria Tatchley - 3hrs 52mins 17secs
Paul Batson - 4hrs 22mins 24secs
Sue Mills - 5hrs 47mins 39secs
Andy Bruce - (66th) - 2hrs 26mins
Ian Skerratt - (77th) - 2hrs 28mins
Gavin Elliott - (99th) - 2hrs 31mins
Debs Bryant - (193rd) - 2hrs 43mins
Alan Goodman - (199th) - 2hrs 44mins
Maria Tatchley - (227th) - 2hrs 46mins
Tony Haymes - (255th) - 2hrs 50mmins
Paul Batson - (279th) - 2hrs 52mins
Martyn Cole - (4th) - 1hr 20mins
Steve Chalk - (5th) - 1hr 20mins
Damien Pitts - (8th) - 1hr 22mins
Jan Forrester - (58th) - 1hr 44mins
Tanya Tatchley - (92nd) - 1hr 56mins
Jennifer Hutchings - (102nd) - 1hr 59mins
Tony Haymes - 1hr 38mins 53secs (814) PB
Paul - 1hr 41mins 09secs (991) PB
Alex - 20.24 mins
Martyn Cole - 20.55 mins
Damien Pitts - 21.20 mins
Ken Prior - 21.25 mins
Alan Goodman - 22.00 mins
Debbie Bryant - 22.38 mins
Nigel Bush - 22.48 mins
Andy Darnell - 23.15 mins
Martin Turpin - 23.50 mins
David - 25.01 mins
Steve Rotchell - 25.24 mins
Natalie Darlow - 26.10 mins
Chris Addams - 26.27 mins
Karoly Juhasz - 26.43 mins
Colin Harris - 26.51 mins
Rebecca Tippett - 26.57 mins
Tanya Tatchley - 27.43 mins
Steve Worrel - 27.58 mins
Paula Dawson - 30.18 mins
Steve - 31.00 mins
Sue - 34.42 mins
Gavin Elliott - 2hrs 22mins 20secs
Chris Clarke - 2hrs 24mins 47secs
Deb Bryant - 2hrs 31mins 15secs
Alan Goodman - 2hrs 33mins 39secs
Zoe Dawson - 2hrs 34mins 42secs
Ken Prior - 35th
Gavin Elliott - 36th
Neil Gregory - 54th
Damien Pitts - 78th
Chris Clark - 79th
Alan Goodman - 94th
Nigel Bush - 110th
Andy Darnell - 113th
Colin Harries - 136th
Martin Turpin - 166th
Karen Warrel - 2nd
Debbie Bryant - 22nd
Aileen Russell - 32nd
Maria Tatchley - 42nd
Jan Forrester - 43rd
Tanya Tatchley - 61st
10 Mile Champions - Zoe Dawson and Roy Stevens
Half Marathon Champions - Karen Warrel and Ian Skerratt
Ultra Distance Champion - Ken Prior
Best Improved Senior Athlete - Debbie Bryant
Best Team Person - Sharron Best
Pentathlon Champions - Zoe Dawson and Zack Morrison
Best Improved Juniors - Chloe Best and Roscoe Pibworth
Best Junior Performances - Helen Brown and Jordon Best
Alan Broughton - 6th
Roy Stevens - 35th
Gavin Elliott - 44th
Damien Pitts - 71st
Ken Prior - 72nd
Chris Clarke - 107th
Nigel Bush - 130th
Andy Darnell - 146th
Colin Harries - 152nd
Arthur Mitchell - 171st
Karen Warrel - 3rd
Zoe Dawson - 20th
Deborah Bryant - 25th
Jan Forrester - 38th
Aileen Russell - 46th
Tanya Tatchley - 68th
Jennifer Hutchings - 70th