This page is designed to provide updates on club results, fixtures and other activities - to fill in the gaps between the appearance of the Club Magazine, which occurs at the begining of March, June, September and December each year.
This page is designed to provide updates on club results, fixtures
and other activities - to fill in the gaps between the appearance of the
Club Magazine, which occurs at the begining of March, June, September and
December each year.
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Eastern Young Athletes League Top 6 match, Watford 9th Sept
Having fought hard to get to the top six match we were rewarded with a victory in our strongest age group - the under 13 boys. In this match there is a trophy for each of the six age groups. We had such strength in depth that we had won the trophy before the last event was started. Despite winning doubles in the 200m and LJ it was the allround performances of ALL the athletes that secured this excellent win.
100m 2 Cedric Evina 13.5 1 John Langley 14.9 200m 1 Michael Boateng 27.7 1 Stephen Rayner 30.2 400m 3 Jon Langley 74.2 3 Christian Louka 77.6 800m 4 Ben Nagy 3-01.9 6 Christian Louka 3-07.1 1500m 4 James Goddard 5-40.4 3 Michael Spencer-Smith 5-43.7 80mH 3 Luca Macis 15.9 3 Ben Nagy 18.7 DT 5 Sam Rice 12-85 4 Luca Macis 11-64 SP 3 Michael Boateng 7-12 3 Sam Rice 5-24 LJ 1 Cedric Evina 4-52 1 Jon Langley 4-12 HJ 2 Cedric Evina 1-35 3 Michael Boateng 1-25 4x100m 1 56.0
Southern Womens League, Kings Lynn 1st Sept
We had some good results and fought hard against the top team in teh division, who remained undeafted all season. In the end we came 6th in the division, missing out on promotion by a mere 50 points. These points were going begging at the Southend match, where we just didn't have enough athletes and only scored 121 points, when we scored over 173 in every other match. With the youngsters coming through we should certainly have a strong enough team for promotion next year.
Seniors/U17s 100m 2 Denise Gayle 13.5 3 Carmel O'Brien 16.3 200m 2 Denise Gayle 27.4 3 Carmel O'Brien 34.0 400m 3 Philippa Horton 2 Eileen Griffiths 800m 3 Philippa Horton 2-52.7 1 Kath Perry 3-15.1 1500m 1 Eileen Griffiths 5-25.1 2 Philippa Horton 6-00.4 3000m 1 Eilen Griffiths 11-13.9 2 Kath Perry 15-31.7 80mH 1 Denise Blair 22.6 100mH 1 Amy Dolan 21.5 HT 2 Joanne Tawiah 23-99 3 Bernadette Onuwabu 15-75 HJ 1 Denise Gayle 1-55 1 Denise Blair 1-49 JT 2 Bernadette Onuwabu 17-60 SP 2 Denise Gayle 7-74 2 Joanne Tawiah 7-39 DT 3 Joanne Tawiah 22-09 3 Bernadette Onuwabu 12-67 TJ 2 Denise Blair 1 Amy Dolan 4x100m 2 4x400m 3 Under 15s 100m 2 Gemma Smith 14.8 2 Laura Cioffi 15.2 200m 3 Alex Gibson 30.5 2 Kerrine Philipps 30.7 1500m 2 Katherine Henderson 75mH 2 Gemma Smith 14.6 2 Katherine Henderson 14.8 HJ 2 Alex Gibson 1-35 1 Katherine Henderson 1-25 LJ 2 Kerrine Philipps 4-10 1 Alex Gibson 4-00 JT 4 Keli Tawiah 12-00 SP 3 Keli Tawiah 7-48 2 Kerrine Philipps 6-75 DT 1 Keli Tawiah 18-69 2 Gemma Smith 16-01 4x100m 2 Result: 1 Ipswich 221, 2 Barnet 173, 3 West Norfolk 112, 4 Harlow 47
South of England Inter-Counties, Copthall 26th Aug
1500m 11 Eileen Griffiths 5-11.11
Club Biathlon, 19th Aug
Competitors had to endure torrential rain, as was the case last week for the Orienteering, and this made the bike ride a little more dangerous. Fortunately, there were no mishaps but a couple of our guests went off course. Afterwards one said that he remembered going up Cat Hill three times! As expected, times were generally rather slower than last year but Alan Radley had improved performances in both disciplines and Graham Barnett afterwards said that his bike ride was a PB. The result was never in doubt as Dave Candy, who is certainly in a class on his own, sped around the course almost effortlessly. Five ladies braved the elements. Kirsty and Penny Antoniou had good bike rides but overall Penny Wylie was outstanding with Helen Hoyle not far behind her.
Bike Run Total 1 Dave Candy 1 31.45 1 31.05 62.50 2 Ken Fen (Guest) 2 34.22 5 34.40 69.02 3 Mike Earthy 3 34.23 7 35.35 69.58 4 John Shirley 6 36.13 6 34.48 71.01 5 Rodger Thompstone 4 34.39 9 37.01 71.40 6 James Taylor 12 38.29 4 33.30 71.59 7 Des Michael 14 39.37 2 32.48 72.25 8 Simon Wells 13 39.35 3 33.14 72.49 9 Alan Harvey 11 37.53 8 35.42 73.35 10 Penny Wylie 5 36.12 10 38.13 74.25 11 Helen Hoyle 10 37.47 11 39.09 76.56 12 Nestor Salazar (Guest) 7 37.14 14 40.44 77.58 13 Sean Mitchell 8 37.29 13 40.39 78.08 14 Harvey Khaihra 16 43.12 12 39.57 83.09 15 Con Antoniou 17 43.40 15 42.15 85.55 16 Kirsty Johnstone 9 37.40 20 51.04 88.44 17 Ernie Blackler 18 45.25 16 43.31 88.56 18 Pauline Lygo 20 47.10 18 45.10 92.20 19 Alan Radley 19 46.26 19 48.03 94.29 20 Penny Antoniou 15 42.21 21 54.14 96.35 21 Graham Barnett 21 52.13 17 44.42 96.55 Run OR Ride only Richard Horne (Guest) 53.51 Richard Sharp (Guest) 65.56 Leigh Harvey 38.47 Tom Home 44.53
THE THREE LEGGED TROPHY
Well done to those who managed to compete in all three events and congratulations
to Sean Mitchell who displayed a cool determination to win the Trophy this year.
Kirsty might have been closer but for an injury which slowed her running and
she was in considerable discomfort as she struggled to complete the second phase
of the Biathlon.
Orienteering Paarlauf Biathlon Aggregate 1 Sean Mitchell 59.36 14.34 78.08 152.18 2 Kirsty Johnstone 62.55 19.41 88.44 171.20 3 Graham Barnett 117.05 16.26 96.55 230.26 4 Alan Radley 126.30 18.41 94.29 239.40
Family Paarlauf Championship, 16th Aug
There were some notable absentees this year including the powerful Team Wilcock together with several teams that have enjoyed success in the past. Last year’s family victors, Team Harvey had injury problems including reserve Brenda, but Leigh was in a non family pairing with Dave Candy as was Andy Cunningham who joined forces with Peter Graham and these teams finished 2nd and 3rd overall. However, it was the well balanced team of Sean Mitchell and James Taylor who stormed to victory although the time was over 2 minutes slower than the record set by Andy and his brother Phil last year. Andy achieved the best aggregate time for the six laps of Victoria Recreation Ground and had a best individual lap time of 1.59 which equalled his own fastest lap time of last year. Andy was perhaps made to work hard by team colleague Peter who, no doubt, enjoyed being so close to the front and was actually in the lead for a short while on lap 2. Not surprisingly, Helen Hoyle produced the best performance by a lady and Kirsty worked hard to get a reasonable time for the Three Legged Trophy. Despite the damp and dismal evening, there was a good turn out of 13 teams which in the early stages put a measure of stress on the officials, and warm thanks are due to Chris Stott for his time-keeping and to John Atkinson and John Owen who did an excellent job as recorders. This event was devised because the club has so many family groups and the trophies for this event are specifically for such teams. However, the competition has been opened up for any runners who wish to join forces to use the event for a good training workout or to register a time towards the Three Legged Trophy. To their great delight and perhaps with a degree of surprise Peter Rice and his daughter Sacha are the new holders of the Family Paarlauf Championship Cup and this was probably Peter’s first major success with the club. The Eugene Nicholaev Plate is for the first family team that includes a lady and as Peter and Sacha won the major trophy, it goes to the second team with a lady which is Maureen and John Shirley, the defending champions. By the same judgement the Peter Frean Cup was won by Anne and Rodger Thompstone . It was good to see the Thompstone family provide two teams. They were well matched and certainly seemed to enjoy themselves.
1 Sean Mitchell 14.34 James Taylor 13.06 27.40 2 Dave Candy 12.39 Leigh Harvey 16.08 28.47 3 Andy Cunningham 12.16 Peter Graham 17.44 30.00 4 Helen Hoyle 14.52 Julian Bradley 15.36 30.28 5 Harvey Khaihra 14.49 Jim Neville 15.45 30.34 6 Des Michael 13.29 Kirsty Johnstone 19.41 33.10 7 Bryan Solomons 17.12 Marc Kos 16.07 33.19 8 Julian Tovey 16.09 Mike Terry 17.42 33.51 9 Peter Rice 16.19 Sacha Rice 18.29 34.48 10 Alan Radley 18.41 Graham Barnett 16.26 35.07 11 John Shirley 14.00 Maureen Shirley 21.27 35.27 12 Anne Thompstone 26.02 Rodger Thompstone 15.12 41.14 12 Abby Thompstone 22.16 Mary Thompstone 18.58 41.14
Club Orienteering Championship, 12th Aug
This year the event was held over Monken Hadley Common and, despite quite heavy rain, 15 took part and seemed to enjoy themselves. Fortunately the control markers were in place and the awning over the master map area was just about up before the rain arrived. Some participants were keen to register a good time to carry forward for the Three Legged Trophy as well as looking forward to the annual Sunday morning traditional Pymms picnic in the Park. As is usual, there were seven control points to locate, some on our cross country course, and the distance was approximately 6 kilometres depending on the route taken. Everyone located all the control points and in the main the standard of performance was good. Those who finished in under 65 minutes can be particularly well satisfied. Defending champion Andy Cunningham, who has now reached the veteran category, was absent as he had an important race elsewhere and that fixture claimed other veterans who had featured in the Three Legged Trophy result last year. Steve Chilton, who won this event in 1994 and 1996, and is probably more experienced at orienteering than most in the club, achieved a comfortable victory notwithstanding the fact that he claimed to be unfit. Runner-up Sean Mitchell was pleased with his performance which put him in a strong position for the Three Legged Trophy. It seems that control points 6 and 7 proved rather challenging to some of the competitors, and sadly Brenda Harvey lost her spectacles at the former. Some participants elected to go round the course in pairs and Maggie Govender and Steve Harris did particularly well. Nobody opted for the Junior short course and no one dropped out. As the competitors finished they huddled together under the awning for the social part of the morning and most of them quenched their considerable thirst with Pymms. The smoked salmon sandwiches were quickly consumed as were most of the other refreshments. At the party we were joined by Nick Bingham after he returned in very good form from his 14 miles training run and later by John Dugdale after a shorter and more gentle work out. A group of Trent Park Trotters who jogged past on a training run declined to stop and take refreshments with us. As usual it was good fun as well as providing a useful training workout with a difference. The unpleasant weather did not mar the occasion and everyone certainly seemed to enjoy themselves.
1 Steve Chilton 55.29 2 Sean Mitchell 59.36 3 Steve Harris & Maggie Govender 60.10 4 Ian Gibbs (Sue jogged a part of the way) 61.34 5 Howard Aiken 61.40 6 Kirsty Johnstone 62-55 7 Brenda Harvey & Maureen Shirley 97.17 (Guest Linda Elmore went with them) 8 Graham Barnet 117.05 9 Alan Radley 126.30 10 Julian Tovey 126.35 11 Brian Glover 127.35
SEAA Veterans’ Track & Field Championships. Copthall Stadium 11th/12th Aug
1500m 3 Andy Cunningham V40 4.20.80 800m 4 Andy Cunningham V40 2.06.56 5000m 1 Des Michael V50 17.07.11 100m/L.J. 1 Roger Bruck V60 14.39/4.01 200m 1 Roger Bruck V60 29.41 5000m 1 Mike Sawyer V60 19.21.00
Eastern Young Athletes League, Enfield 29th Jul
Boys U13 80mH 4 Ben Nagy 19.1 1 Luca Macis 16.0 100m 1 Cedric Evina 13.5 1 John Langley 14.4 200m 1 John Langley 29.6 1 Luca Macis 31.0 400m 3 Ben Nagy 80.5 1500m 4 Josh Chilton 8-04.8 LJ 1 Cedric Evina 4-80 2 Luca Macis 3-43 HJ 2 Cedric Evina 1-20 2 John Langley 1-15 SP 2 Michael Boateng 7-04 3 Josh Chilton 4-96 DT 4 Michael Boateng 15-02 1 Sam Rice 13-43 4x100m 1 57.3 Boys U15 80mH 2 Luke Nagy 13.9 100m 4 Luke Nagy 14.3 400m 2 S Kotai 56.2 800m 1 S Kotai 2-20.5 LJ 2 Jason Mbyuamba 4-47 HJ 1 S Kotai 1-55 2 Jason Mbyuamba 1-45 SP 2 Luke Nagy 7-49 Boys U17 200m 3 Shaun Reid 25.2 800m 2 Shaun Reid 2-14.5 Girls U13 70mH 4 Sarah Mason 16.7 100m 2 Zoe Barton 15.5 1 Jordan Smith 16.1 1500m 1 Nicola Wallis 6-17.8 1 Ruby Blevings 6-50.8 LJ 5 Zoe Barton 3-12 4 Jordan Smith 2-88 SP 3 Nicola Wallis 5-67 1 Zoe Barton 5-26 DT 1 Nicola Wallis 14-59 4x100m 3 70.8 Girls U15 75mH 3 Gemma Smith 13.7 100m 2 Keli Tawiah 13.7 3 Nisha Sen 17.0 200m 4 Sacha Rice 29.6 800m 2 Sacha Rice 3-07.9 2 Nisha Sen 3-36.3 LJ 5 Alex Gibson 4-38 4 Nisha Sen 3-14 HJ 4 Alex Gibson 1-35 3 Sacha Rice 1-10 SP 3 Keli Tawiah 7-45 2 Gemma Smith 7-00 DT 2 Keli Tawiah 22-93 2 Gemma Smith 17-61 JT 3 Sacha Rice 12-05 4x100m 2 56.1 Girls U17 300m 1 Katherine Kruse 47.9 LJ 3 Katherine Kruse 3-76 Result: 1 W Suffolk 476, 2 Verlea 436, 3 Barnet 261, 4 Biggleswade 205, 5 Dagenham 139, 6 Loughton 50
Southern Counties (U13), Kingston, 29th Jul
Stephen Rayner ran for Herts at the Southern Counties U13 match at Kingston. He was the only Barnet athlete in the team and finished 6th in the B 200m with a PB of 28.5 secs. Herts came 12th with 240 points. Surrey won with 349 points followed by Hants (343.5) and Kent (332).
Midweek Road Race League, Mob Match. Welwyn Garden City 24th July
Ladies Race - 5.66 miles The final match of the season, which is non-scoring
for league points & when both divisions run together. A number of our regular
team had already gone on holiday but we still managed to turn out 10 ladies.
It was good to see several of the team back running after illness & injury.
A good run from Kate leading the team home in 4th place, followed by Karen M.
in 8th. We finished 3rd Senior team & 5th Vets team out of 12 teams. After the
race we adjourned to the (crowded) bar for the presentations where several of
ladies had medals to collect, Karen Bradley 2nd V35, Pauline Lygo 1st V55 &
Penny Antoniou 2nd V55. We also collected team bronze medals for finishing 3rd
Vet team (they will go to Karen Bradley, Jane Day & Penny Wylie). Well done
to all 18 ladies who ran in any of the races – we’ve had a great team spirit
throughout the season – let’s hope it continues. Thanks must go to Mick Tappin
for all his help team managing at the races. Also thanks to Alan Radley & his
wife Christine, in his first year as men’s team manager he has done a great
job. Last, but not least, thanks to John Atkinson for his excellent work as
Div. 1 Results Secretary.
4 Kate McLaughlin 36.25, 8 Karen Murphy 37.04, 27 Kirsty Johnstone W40 40.55,
31 Karen Falloon W50 41.55, 34 Sue Hamblin 42.32, 38 Pauline Lygo W55 43.25,
44 Kim Henderson W40 44.58, 57 Sue Gibbs W50 48.31, 61 Tiffany Stephens 49.59,
63 Maureen Shirley W50 50.22
Women 6 to score 1. St Albans Striders (387) 12, 2. Fairlands Valley
Spartans (322) 11, 3. Barnet & Dist (296) 10, 4. N Herts Road Runners (268)
9, 5. Garden City J (250) 8, 6. Bishops Stortford R (239) 7, 7.Trent Park Trotters
(221) 6, 8. Hertford & Ware (62) 5, 9. Verlea (60) 4, 10. Royston R (51) 3,
11. Orion H (47) 2.
Veteran Women 3 to score 1. SAS (147) 12, 2. GCJ (121) 11, 3. FVS (118)
10, 4. TPT (108) 9, 5. BAR (105) 8, 6. BSR (80), 7. NHR (76) 6, 8. RRR (39)
5.
Although this race that is not classed as a scoring event in the Midweek League,
both divisions are collectively joined, so that there are 12 competing teams
and prizes are awarded for the respective finishers. Another excellent turnout
saw Barnet again excel in the individual and team positions, the first Barnet
man home was Adrian Mason who was 3rd in a time of 29:39 just 21 seconds behind
the winner, Sam Pullen (of St Albans). So considering that this event had all
12 midweek teams competing the club managed to perform exceptionally well on
the evening, with results as follows: Senior men’s team 4th, Vets Men 2nd, Ladies
team 3rd and Vets ladies 5th.. Barnet’s tally was 3rd Overall team so that’s
a pat on the back to all those runners on the night. Keith Turner was 6th man
home and the 1st over 40 in a race of which 240 competitors took part, and another
mention must go to Des Michael who had another excellent run to finish the midweek
season, and again was the first Vet 50 home, in 12th position in the race, so
all in all another fine summer’s evenings of the Midweek league finally brought
to a conclusion, well supported by the members. I would like to thank everyone
for their support and I will be hoping that we can surpass this year’s accomplished
results with an even better record next season.
3 Adrian Mason 29.39, 6 Keith Turner 1st V40 30.18, 12 Des Michael 2nd V 1stV50
31.26, 31 Mike Earthy 33.16, 49 Harvey Khaihra V45 34.27, 55 Reg Black V55 34.45,
60 Francis Robinson V40 35.23, 69 John Shirley V50 35.57, 89 Mike Sawyer 1st
V60 36.42, 90 John Mould V55 36.55, 97 Steve Furby 37.27, 114 John Fuller V55
38.10, 134 Graham Barnett V45 39.30, 139 Dan Pavitt 39.41, 143 Stephen Hewitt
V50 39.51, 152 Peter Rice 40.35, 159 John Fulcher V55 41.16, 170 Steve Harris
V55 42.33, 177 David Williams V50 43.27, 178 Ian Gibbs V60 43.36, 181 Bryan
Solomons V40 43.42, 187 Mike Terry V50 45.01, 201 Alan Radley V50 50.07
Men 12 to score 1. VER (2155) 12, 2. FVS (1855) 11, 3. SAS (1853) 10,
4. BAR (1785) 9, 5. RRR (1639) 8, 6. NHR (1633) 7, 7. GCJ (1313) 6, 8. TPT (1159)
5, 9. ORH (1104) 4, 10. BSR (1004) 3, 11. LVR (517) 2, 12. H&W (432) 1.
Veteran Men 6 to score 1. VER (713) 12, 2. BAR (672) 11, 3. SAS (602)
10, 4. GCJ (535) 9, 5. FVS (516) 8, =6. TPT (466) 6.5 & ORH (466) 6.5, 8. NHR
(418) 5, 9. BSR (378) 5, 10. H&W (345) 3, 11. LVR (259) 2, 12. RRR (202) 1.
Overall Combined Team Result 1. SAS (2240) 22, 2. FVS (2177) 22, 3. BAR
(2081) 19, 4. VER (2215) 16, 5. NHR (1901) 16, 6. GCJ (1563) 14, 7. RRR (1690)
11, 8. TPT (1380) 11, 9. BSR (1243) 10, 10. ORH (1151) 6, 11. H&W (494) 6, 12.
LVR (518) 2.
Worls Vets Champs, Brisbane Australia 4-14th Jul
Dave Wilcock retained his World Vets title from Gateshead two years ago, running his fastest time for two years. In the 1500m he was just beaten, even though he again ran his fastest time for two years, and was indeed faster than his winning time from Gateshead. Pete Marsh was part of the winning British marathon team. These are all the results I have been able to find. If you know of any more let me know. Full results are on the net.
Dave Wilcock first round 800m 1 2-04.05 semi-final 800m 1 2-00.58 final 1 1-57.91 first round 1500m 1 4-09.12 final 3 4-06.83 John Shirley first round 800m 2-23.77 Ron Franklin 5000m 27 28-18.71 Jaroslav Hanus Hammer 8 36-79 Jaroslav Hanus Shot 10 10-44 Pete Marsh 5000m 19 17-32.04 cross country 16 30-54 marathon 5 2-51-53 team gold Mike Sawyer 5000m 13 18-53.67 cross country 24 35-10 Maggie Govender cross country 13 40-12 John Shirley cross country 24 32-11 Maureen Shirley cross country 44 50-19
Southern Womens League, Southend 14th Jul
Denise Gayle was in stunning form. She won the high jump in 1-73, setting a new Club Record and in the process beating the existing ground record, which had been set by international heptathlete Julie Holman. She narrowly failed her attempts at 1-75. So good was her performance that it would have been good enough to have gained her a bronze medal at the AAAs Championships the following day at Alexander Stadium, Birmingham. During the afternoon Denise also won the 100m, and 200m, and took the A string shot putt and javelin events as well. Other good performances were by Eileen Griffiths and Philippa Horton who won a double in the senior 3000m, and Joanne Tawiah who won the Hammer, and the B shot and javelin competitions. Bets performances by the youngsters were the double victory by Keli Tawiah and Gemma Smith in the shot putt, and by Gemma Smith and Katherine Henderson with 2nd and 1st in the 75m hurdles respectively. Unfortunately, unavailability due to holidays and other commitments weakened the team, resulting in a third place. After three succesive wins this season this was disappointing. Only a massive performance in the last fixture - against league leaders Ipswich - will secure a top three spot and promotion now.
Seniors/Under 17s 100m 1 Denise Gayle 13.0 200m 1 Denise Gayle 26.4 800m 3 Eileen Griffiths 2-38.3 1 Philippa Horton 2-49.7 1500m 3 Philippa Horton 5-39.0 2 Eileen Griffiths 5-51.5 3000m 1 Eileen Griffiths 11-22.1 1 Philippa Horton 12-32.1 HT 1 Joanne Tawiah 22-99 DT 2 Joanne Tawiah 2-30 SP 1 Denise Gayle 8-00 1 Joanne Tawiah 7-53 HJ 1 Denise Gayle CR 1-73 JT 1 Denise Gayle 25-54 1 Joanne Tawiah 18-63 Under 15s 100m 2 Keli Tawiah 14.0 3 Gemma Smith 14.5 200m 3 Sacha Rice 31.4 800m 4 Katherine Henderson 3-04.0 2 Sacha Rice 3-11.3 75mH 2 Gemma Smith 13.7 1 Katherine Henderson 15.1 HJ 2 Katherine Henderson 1-20 SP 1 Keli Tawiah 7-07 1 Gemma Smith 6-76 DT 1 Keli Tawiah 20-59 2 Sacha Rice 12-71 Result: 1 Southend 223, 2 Loughton 177, 3 Barnet 121, 4 Invicta 47
Eastern Young Athletes League, Braintree 8th Jul
Girls U13 100m 4 Rebecca Watts-Cherry 16.0 5 Abigail Watts-Cherry 17.7 200m 4 Rebecca Watts-Cherry 34.8 1500m 3 Nicola Wallis 6-15.2 DT 3 Nicola Wallis 11-62 SP 3 Nicola Wallis 5-50 3 Abigail Watts-Cherry 4-95 LJ 5 Abigail Watts-Cherry 3-24 3 Rebecca Watts-Cherry 3-04 Girls U15 75mH 3 Gemma Smith 15.7 200m 4 Alex Gibson 30.2 LJ 4 Alex Gibson 3-92 2 Gemma Smith 3-65 HJ 3 Alex Gibson 1-25 Girls U17 200m 4 Denise Blair 32.0 LJ 2 Denise Blair 4-47 HJ 1 Denise Blair 1-45 Boys U13 100m 3 Michael Boateng 14.7 2 Stephen Rayner 15.1 200m 2 Stephen Rayner 29.6 3 Luca Macis 31.2 400m 1 Tom Firth 68.6 2 Scott Copping 72.4 800m 1 Tom Firth 2-36.7 1500m 3 Josh Chilton 7-20.5 DT 5 Sam Rice 11-54 4 Scott Copping 11-05 SP 4 Sam Rice 5-60 3 Josh Chilton 4-90 LJ 3 Michael Boateng 3-77 3 Luca Macis 3-47 HJ 4 Tom Firth 1-15 2 Josh Chilton 1-05 4x100m 2 non-scoring 100: 15.8 Luca Macis Boys U15 400m 3 Alex Horton 69.2 2 James Satterthwaite 75.4 800m 2 Alex Horton 2-28.0 1 Jason Mbuyamba 1500m 1 James Satterthwiate 5-29.1 DT 2 Chris Copping 19-99 SP 3 Chris Copping 9-79 2 Alex Horton 6-64 LJ 3 Chris Copping 4-53 3 Jason Mbyuamba 4-16 HJ 1 Jason Mbyuamba 1-55
Southern League, Colchester 7th Jul
400mH 3 Colin Goulding 69.9 3 James Taylor 74.5 100m 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 11.9 3 J Wohl-Schlager 12.1 200m 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 25.8 3 J Wohl-Schlager 25.2 400m 4 James Taylor 57.3 2 Colin Goulding 54.7 800m 1 James Taylor 2-01.2 2 Colin Goulding 2-14.6 1500m 1 James Taylor 4-33.4 1 Simon Wells 4-41.7 5000m 1 Simon Wells 17-20.6 1 James Taylor 19-04.1 S/C 2 James Taylor 1-27.3 110mH 2 J Wohl-Schlager 18.0 3 Chi Kin-Tsang 22.3 LJ 2 Chi Kin-Tsang 6-05 4 Cloin Goulding 4-81 HJ 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 1-55 3 James Taylor 1-50 PV 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 2-20 3 Bela Nagy 1-50 TJ 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 11-83 4 Bela Nagy 9-00 HT 3 Mike Bennett 23-64 JT 2 Mike Bennett 41-27 4 Bela Nagy 26-29 SP 3 J Wohl-Schlager 9-37 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 6-12 DT 3 Mike Bennett 28-34 3 J Wohl-Schlager 22-91 4x100m 2 49.0 4x400m 4 3-56.5 Result: 1 Hertford & Ware 130.5, 2 Tunbridge Wells 122, 3 Colchester 114, 4 Barnet 107.5, 5 London 21
Club Champs, Copthall 1st Jul
Too many results to include here. Click link to download a Word file of the results.
Sir Sefton Brancker and Seax Trophy, Haringey 27th June
Middlesex won both trophies beating the Civil Service and the RAF. Representing
Middlese:
Jona Amaa won the shotputt in 10-64. Denise Gayle won the Hj in 1-65, and was
2nd in the 200m with 26.0
Vets Grand Prix 10km, Brugge 24th June
4 Des Michael 34-52, 28 Alan Harvey 39-40, 32 Helen Hoyle 40-36, 33 Jim Neville
40-42, 35 John Fuller 41-04, 48 Karen Bradley 43-16, 72 Bob Comley 45-44, 80
Kirsty Johnstone 46-39, 129 Ian Gibbs 51-27, 145 Sue Gibbs 53-21, 159 Brenda
Harvey 54-47
Barnet's team of Des, Alan and Helen were 3rd club team, and Des was 2nd scorer
in th winning Great Britain team.
British Vets National Champs, Eton 24th June
After giving up a chance to run in the National Vets 1500m on the Saturday in order to run for the club instead in a mens track fixture, Dave Wilcock travelled to Eton and duly retained his National Vets O45 800m title - winning virtually unchallenged in 2m 02s. Mike Bennett won a bronze in the M50 javelin with a throw of 45-87.
Southern Womens League, Enfield 23rd June
Another fine allround performance gave a stunning third victory this season, and fourth in a row overall. A measure of the performance levels was the seven double victories by the Seniors - including winning all four Senior 1500m and 3000m events, and 3 doubles by the under 15s. Louise White set a new Club Record for the javelin. Denise Gayle won all her 4 events in a busy afternoon. Such was our strength that we were able to "rest" Denise for the 4x400m and still win it handsomely with three under 18s in the squad. Sacha Rice and Katherine Henderson both set PBs in the 800m, and young Genesis Edwards recieved a stirring round of applause as the only athlete brave enough to take on the girls 1500m on a hot afternoon. It remains to be seen from the league table whether we have moved into the top three with this win. Most importantly though we must get the best possible team out for the next match - away to Southend on Sat 14th July.
Seniors/U17s 100m 1 Denise Gayle 13.3 2 Ann Nagy 14.6 200m 3 Denise Blair 29.9 3 Carmel O'Brien 33.7 400m 1 Denise Gayle 62.4 1 Frances Palmer 72.1 800m 2 Philippa Horton 2-34.8 1 Frances Palmer 2-48.7 1500m 1 Philippa Horton 5-35.7 1 Eileen Griffiths 5-41.3 3000m 1 Eileen Griffiths 11-57.5 1 Penny Wylie 12-22.9 80mH 1 Denise Blair 14.6 1 Anna Nagy 14.8 LJ 2 Denise Blair 4-72 1 Louise White 4-35 DT 2 Joanne Tawiah 22-52 SP 1 Joan Amaa 10-98 1 Louise White 10-02 HJ 1 Denise Gayle 1-50 1 Louise White 1-35 JT 2 Louise White CR 27-47 1 Denise Gayle 23-53 TJ 3 Anna Nagy 8-76 3 Cathy Alexander 8-34 HT 1 Joanne Tawiah 22-51 1 Joan Amaa 20-72 4x100m 2 56.3 4x400m 1 4-45.4 non-scoring 100m: Carmel O'Brien 16.1 U15s 100m 2 Keli Tawiah 14.2 3 Laura Cioffi 15.1 200m 3 Alex Gibson 30.4 1 Laura Cioffi 30.4 800m 2 Sacha Rice 2-55.1 1 Katherine Henderson 2-56.9 1500m 1 Genesis Edwards 6-41.5 75mH 2 Gemma Smith 14.5 1 Grace Moore 14.7 SP 1 Keli Tawiah 7-06 1 Laura Cioffi 6-14 HJ 2 Alex Gibson 1-35 2 Gemma Smith 1-15 LJ 1 Alex Gibson 4-18 1 Gemma Smith 4-05 JT 2 Genesis Edwards 9-43 2 Elena Attanasio 7-80 DT 1 Keli Tawiah 18-68 1 Sacha Rice 16-12 4x100m 2 56.4 non-scoring 100m: Elena Attanasio 15.5 non-scoring 200m: Kerrine Philipps 30.7 non-scoring 75mH: Katherine Henderson 14.8 non-scoring LJ: Kerrine Phillips 4-16, Leisha Bloomfield 3-40, Elena Attanasio 3-27, Genesis Edwards 3-18 Result: 1 Barnet 219, 2 Ryston 182, 3 Tonbridge 160, 4 Eton Manor 61
Southern League, Enfield 23rd June
400mH 2 Colin Goulding 61.6 4 D Johns 85.6 100m 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 11.8 3 Craig Goddard 12.3 200m 5 Chi Kin-Tsang 26.3 5 D Johns 31.3 400m 4 Craig Goddard 56.0 2 Colin Goulding 56.1 800m 2 Sean Dixon 2-02.2 2 Craig Goddard 2-11.9 1500m 1 Dave Wilcock 4-13.1 4 Zac 4-55.2 5000m 1 Adrian Mason 16-19.0 1 Dave Candy 16-36.8 S/C 5 Steve Furby 14-11.1 5 Peter Rice 14-30.2 110mH 4 Chi Kin-Tsang 22.1 LJ 1 Chi Kin-Tsang 6-31 5 Colin Goulding 4-51 HJ 5 Chi Kin-Tsang 1-55 5 Sean Dixon 1-40 PV 5 Chi Kin-Tsang 2-20 4 Dave Harris 1-10 TJ 3 Chi Kin-Tsang 12-16 5 Dave Harris 7-23 HT 5 Dave Harris 22-84 3 Peter Rice 18-88 JT 3 D Johns 32-79 4 Dave Harris 24-73 SP 5 Peter Rice 8-06 5 Steve Furby 6-91 DT 5 Peter Rice 18-67 5 Dave Harris 18-52 4x100 5 52.0 4x400 1 3-36.7 Result: 1 Ryston 130, 2 Harlow 115, 3 Enf & Haringey 112, 4 Ashford 97.5, 5 Barnet 82.5
Midweek League, St Albans 21st June
1 Dave Candy (5th) 39.45 15 Con Antoniou (95th) 48.06 2 Dave Wilcock (6th) 39.48 16 Huw Preece (98th) 48.19 3 Keith Turner (15th) 40.58 17 John Mould (101st) 48.30 4 Simon Wells (26th) 42.23 18 Peter Rice (124th) 51.31 5 Des Michael (30th) 42.32 19 Graham Barnet (125th) 51.33 6 Lauro Franzese (32nd) 42.43 20 John Fulcher (131st) 52.42 7 John Shirley (35th) 43.22 21 Brian Glover (145th) 55.44 8 Francis Robinson (47th) 44.35 22 Mark Koss (146th) 55.56 9 Harvey Khaihra (52nd) 45.05 23 Mike Terry (151st) 56.34 10 Nick Bingham (54th) 45.08 24 Steve Harris (152nd) 56.44 11 Reg Black (58th) 45.28 25 Peter Graham (155th) 57.24 12 Mike Sawyer (59th) 45.31 26 Julian Tovey (156th) 58.08 13 John Fuller (82nd) 47.10 27 Bryan Soloman (161st) 60.45 14 Rodg Thompstone (83rd) 47.14 28 Paul Watts (162nd) 60.45 29 Alan Radley (166th) 65.15 1 Helen Hoyle (7th) 46.43 6 Karen Faloon (35th) 53.13 2 Kate Mclachlan (12th) 47.46 7 Lillianna Craig (36th) 53.47 3 Karen Bradley (16th) 48.21 8 Sue Hamblin (43rd) 56.43 4 Penny Wylie (25th) 51.11 9 Kim Henderson (49th) 57.50 5 Jane Day (29th) 52.25 10 Penny Antoniou (60th) 64.23
Eastern Young Athletes League, Luton 17th June
Girls U13 70mH 3 Abigail Watts-Cherry 14.7 100m 1 Laura Cioffi 14.8 1 Rebecca Watts-Cherry 16.4 200m 1 Laura Cioffi 31.8 800m 3 Nicola Wallis 3-08.8 4x100m 3 DT 3 Nicola Wallis 19-64 3 Rebecca Watts-Cherry 8-46 SP 4 Nicola Wallis 5-02 1 Abigail Watts-Cherry 4-33 LJ 3 Laura Cioffi 3-66 3 Abigail Watts-Cherry 3-05 Girls U15 75mH 3 Grace Moore 15.0 1 Gemma Smith 14.4 100m 4 Keli Tawiah 14.4 2 Gemma Smith 14.9 200m 5 Grace Moore 34.3 3 Alex Gibson 30.8 800m 3 Louise Fairhead 2-55.0 3 Sacha Rice 2-59.5 4x100m 3 DT 3 Keli Tawiah 19-33 4 Louise Fairhead 8-71 SP 1 Keli Tawiah 7-73 2 Sacha Rice 5-83 JT 4 Sacha Rice 8-23 2 Grace Moore 6-08 LJ 4 Alex Gibson 4-11 3 Gemma Smith 3-87 HJ 2 Alex Gibson 1-25 3 Louise Fairhead 1-25 Girls U17 800m 2 Philippa Horton 2-43.0 1500m 1 Philippa Horton 5-37.8 SP 2 Denise Blair 7-26 2 Philippa Horton 4-92 LJ 1 Denise Blair 4-61 HJ 2 Denise Blair 1-25 Result: 1 West Suffolk 457, 2 Luton 448, 3 Barnet 323, 4 Biggleswade 277, 5 Ilford 110, 6 Hatlow 108
Herts U13 Challenge, Hemel 13th June
Girls 70mH 5 Abigail Watts-Cherry 14.3 4 Sarah Mason 17.0 100m 6 Rebecca Watts-Cherry 15.9 6 Zoe Barton 15.3 200m 3 Laura Cioffi 30.9 6 Sukima King 37.0 800m 6 Nicola Wallis 3-09.1 4 Emily Prati 3-10.8 4x100m 6 62.7 LJ 5 Laura Cioffi 3-70 6 A Watts-Cherry 3-17 SP 5 Nicola wallis 5-63 5 Zoe Barton 4-36 Boys 70mH 2 Tom Nagle 12.8 5 Sam Rice 18.5 100m 3 Michael Boateng 14.4 3 Stephen Mason 15.9 200m 1 Stephen Rayner 28.6 2 Jon Langley 30.0 800m 7 James Goddard 2-57.2 4 Matt Henderson 3-04.2 4x100m 3 58.6 LJ 3 Tom nagle 4-20 4 Stephen Rayner 3-42 SP 2 Michael Boateng 6-91 5 Sam Rice 4-66 Result: 1 Dacorum 146, 2 Hertford 137, 3 St Albans 103, 4 Barnet 97, 5 Verlea 95, 6 Stevenage 81, 7 watford 23
Midweek Road League, Trent Park 6th June
9 Helen Hoyle 34.52 42 Simone Kimberley W35 41.55 10 Karen Bradley 2nd W35 35.20 43 Sue Hamblin 41.55 27 Jane Day W35 38.30 45 Pauline Lygo W55 42.30 29 Penny Wylie W35 38.47 48 Sally-Ann Underhill 43.15 Teams 6 to score. 1. St Albans 349, 2. Verlea 320, 3. Barnet 242, 4. N Herts 234, 5. Fairlands V 214, 6. Garden City Joggers 82. Vets 3 to score. 1. St Albans 105, 2. Barnet 88, 3. Fairlands V 87, 4. Verlea 53, =5. Garden City Joggers & N Herts Road Runners 50. After 3 Races 6 to score. 1. SAS 1095 (18), 2. VER 979 (15), 3. FVS 798 (10), 4. BAR 782 (10), 5. NHR 718 (6), 6. GCJ 531 (4). Vets 3 to score. 1. SAS 366 (18), 2. FVS 322 (14), 3. BAR 299 (12), 4. GC J 266 (8½), 5. VER 238 (7), 6. NHR 211 (3½). 7 Ralph Bailey 29.52 99 Con Antoniou V60 36.48 12 Keith Turner 1st V40 30.24 100 Huw Preece 36.49 15 Des Michael 1st V50 30.38 101 John Mould V55 36.55 16 Patrick O'Toole 30.43 103 Steve Furby 37.02 21 Mike Earthy 31.30 117 Graham Barnett V45 39.14 23 James Taylor 31.41 118 Peter Rice 39.22 25 Simon Wells 31.54 136 Clive Golland 41.15 27 Graham Adcock 32.03 137 Mark Koss 41.19 30 Stephen Pritchard 32.09 138 Vito Luisi 41.22 39 John Shirley 2nd V50 33.16 140 Steve Harris V55 41.56 40 Lauro Franzese V45 33.21 142 Mike Terry V50 42.23 52 Alan Harvey 3rd V50 34.01 145 Stephen Hewitt V50 42.36 55 Francis Robinson V40 34.04 147 Bryan Solomons 42.41 57 Harvey Khaihra V45 34.08 148 Julian Tovey V40 43.13 58 Reg Black V55 34.15 149 Brian Glover V60 43.18 62 Nick Bingham V55 34.24 155 Alan Mansfield V45 42.02 78 Mike Sawyer 1st V60 35.15 156 Paul Watts 47.41 87 John Fuller V55 35.41 157 Steve Chilton V50 47.41 96 Jim Neville V55 36.25 Racing but not entering the finishing funnel were Alun Johns 34.02 (2nd Claim Member) and Tara Weaver 37.05 (Ex-member). Teams 12 to score. 1. Verlea 1601, 2. Barnet 1578, 3. St Albans 1512, 4. N Herts 1370, 5. Fairlands Valley 1330, 6. Garden City Joggers 864. Vets 6 to score. 1. Verlea 459, 2. Barnet 431, 3. St Albans 339, 4. Garden City 322, 5. N Herts 283, 6. Fairlands Valley 255. After 3 Races. 12 to score. 1. VER 4823 (17), 2. SAS 4618 (14), 3. BAR 4555 (14), 4. NHR 4115 (8), 5. FVS 4050 (7), 6. GCJ 2726 (3). Vets 6 to score. 1. VER 1468 (18), 2. BAR 1359 (15), 3. SAS 1076 (8), 4. GCJ 1039 (8), 5. FVS 1040 (7), 6. NHR 976 (7). Men & Women Combined after 3 matches. 1. VER 5802 (32), 2. SAS 5713 (32), 3. BAR 5337 (24), 4. FVS 4848 (17), 5. NHR 4813 (14), 6. GCJ 3257 (7).
Vets League, Watford 4th June
100m A 6 Carmel O'Brien 15.9 B 5 Frances Palmer 15.9 50 5 Helen Ewings 1 9.4 1500 A 1 Jane Laws 5.04.3 B 1 Helen Hoyle 5.17.5 50 2 Karen Faloon 5.49.9 400m A 6 Frances Palmer 72.2 B 4 Penny Wylie 74.0 50 4 Penny Antoniou 88.6 Medley 3 200/200/400/800 4.58.1 T.J. A 6 Helen Ewings 5.10 Jav. A 5 Frances Palmer 11.91 50 2 Penny Antoniou 12.57 H.J. A 3 Penny Wylie 1.20 50 5 Helen Ewings .95 Ham. A 50 4 Helen Ewings 12.54 Teams. 1. Shaftesbury 212, 2. Trent Park 188, 3. Verlea 178, 4. Barnet 147, 5. Watford 121, 6. Dacorum 98, 7. Enfield & Haringey/Parkside 78, 8. Ilford 10. League Position after 3 matches. 1. Shaftesbury 624 (23), 2. Verlea 553 (21), 3. Trent Park 514 (18), 4. Barnet 484 (16), 5. Watford 324 (12), 6. Dacorum 244 (8), 7. Enfield & Haringey/Parkside 258 (7), 8. Ilford 50 (2). 100H 50 4 Terry Ryan 26.2 100m A 3 Dave Wilcock 12.7 B 1 Terry Ryan 12.2 50 4 Dave Brander 13.1 1500m A 1 Dave Wilcock 4.23.5 B 1 Keith Turner 4.42.2 50 4 John Shirley 4.58.5 400m A 1 Dave Wilcock 55.6 B 3 Keith Turner 61.6 50 5 John Shirley 68.2 60 3 Andy Blackman 71.1 5000 A 2 Keith Turner 17.28.1 B 1 Liam O'Hare 18.10.2 50 1 Des Michael 16.46.3 60 2 Mike Sawyer 18.36.1 Medley 3 200 Roger B 200 Terry R 400 Keith T 800 Dave W 4.02.6 Shot A 6 Terry Ryan 7.26k 7.41 50 3 Mike Bennett 6k 8.70 60 2 Jaroslav Hanus 5k 9.27 H.J. A 4 Roger Bruck 1.30 50 6 Steve Harris 1.25 Ham. A 6 Terry Ryan 7.26 15.99 50 2 Mike Bennett 6k 28.04 L.J. A 3 Andy Welsh 4.68 50 5 Bela Nagy 4.21 Teams. 1. Barnet 248, 2. Enfield & Haringey 237, 3. Ilford 232, 4. Trent Pk 210, 5. Verlea 193, 6. Watford 154, 7. Dacorum 121, 8. Shaftesbury/Harrow 52. League Position after 3 matches. 1. Barnet 713 (23), 2. Enfield & Haringey 664 (20), 3. Ilford 663 (19), 4. Trent Pk 580 (16), 5. Verlea 487 (12), 6. Watford 404 (8), 7. Dacorum 327 (7), 8. Shaftesbury/Harrow 183 (3).
Southern Mens League, Hastings 2nd June
400mH 1 Colin Goulding 62.3 4 Chi Tsang 75.9 100m 3 Chi Tsang 12.5 4 Dave Wilcock 13.2 800m 2 James Taylor 2.04.3 1 Dave Wilcock 2.03.9 5000m 2 Dave Wilcock 16.09.2 2 Patrick O'Toole 17.00.3 400m 4 James Taylor 66.9 4 Colin Goulding 64.4 110mH 3 Colin Goulding 21.2 3 James Taylor 25.3 200m 3 Chi Tsang 25.7 4 Colin Goulding 25.6 1500m 3 James Taylor 4.24.0 2 Patrick O'Toole 4.50.7 4x100m 4 63.3 3000S/C 3 Dave Wilcock 10.51.1 2 James Taylor 11.08.6 4x400m 3 3.46.7 L.J. 3 Chi Tsang 5.83 3 Colin Goulding 4.86 H.J. 3 Chi Tsang 1.50 4 Dave Harris 1.00 T.J. 3 Chi Tsang 11.75 4 Dave Harris 7.34 Hammer 4 Dave Harris 23.00 2 Mike Bennett 22.11 Javelin 3 Mike Bennett 38.67 3 Dave Harris 24.19 Shot 3 Mike Bennett 8.59 3 Dave Harris 6.64 Discus 2 Mike Bennett 26.90 3 Dave Harris 17.25 Team Result. 1. Kent A C 140, 2. Hastings A C 120, 3. Colchester H 118, 4. Barnet 110, 5. Verlea
Watford Open, 23rd May
400m Craig Goddard 52.87
Southern Womens League, Peterboro 19th May
A depleted team fought every inch of the way to win their third victory in a row. It was nip and tuck all afternoon with the home side and Colchester, who were next in the league table to us. All athletes played their part in what was essential a team win. Frances Palmer epitomised the spirit of the occasion by travelling over from Bedford, running in three track events, doing one field event and both relays. It was quite a strange match, with no competitors for instance in the girls under 15 hurdles, and yet Sarah Claxton was competing for Colchester (international athlete, sponsored car in car park) and Julie and Anne Holman (high class heptathletes) were both competing for Peterboro. We were marginally in the lead most of the afternoon. Things looked like slipping away at the end when the Holman sisters were throwing big distances in the javelin. However, Denise Gayle pulled out a PB and Club Record to secure third place, backed up by Joanne Tawiah also in third to minimise the points difference. Then there were the relays. We had planned only to contest the two sprints. The Senior Ladies came second to Colchester (who were creeping up on the inside), and the girls came second but had a disastrous 3rd changeover. The baton was dropped, picked up and brought home tearfully. The judges saw fit to not disqualify as no advantage had been gained, and no law broken - so relief all round at 4 points saved. The team manager was rapidly doing mental arithmetic and reckoned it was going to be VERY CLOSE. Then Frances chipped in with "we could always do the 4x400m!". A quick look round, three grimaced "yeses", a run to the declaration table, a quick check with track ref and away Denise went on the first leg. She duly shook the Colchester team up by coming in first. Frances, Philippa and Anna held on for a tired second place for 4 more points. When the results were announced we had won by 4 points - a result greeted by cheering and hugs. So well done to everyone who fought for points all afternoon. We now move on to a home match at Enfield (with our mens team) on 23rd June to see if we can get everyone out and win four in a row. This time we face the top team in the league - so expect a tough match.
Seniors/U17s 100m 2 Denise Gayle 13.1 3 Anna Nagy 14.5 200m 1 Denise Gayle 26.2 3 Frances Palmer 34.5 800m 3 Philippa Horton 2-39.5 2 Frances Palmer 2-49.6 1500m 2 Eileen Griffiths 5-20.3 1 Philippa Horton 5-27.0 3000m 2 Eileen Griffiths 11-24.1 2 Frances Palmer 12-20.6 80mH 1 Anna Nagy 15.4 HT 3 Joanne Tawiah 22-92 DT 3 Joanne Tawiah 22-56 3 Frances Palmer 13-16 SP 4 Denise Gayle 7-69 2 Joanne Tawiah 7-54 HJ 1 Denise Gayle 1-60 1 Philippa Horton 1-00 TJ 2 Anna Nagy 8-76 JT 3 Denise Gayle CR 24-86 3 Joanne Tawiah 17-93 4x100 2 57.0 4x400 2 4-47.5 Under 15s 100m 1 Keli Tawiah 13.9 2 Gemma Smith 14.6 200m 4 Sacha Rice 30.4 1 Alex Gibson 31.1 800m 2 Sacha Rice 3-02.7 HJ 2 Alex Gibson 1-25 1 Sacha Rice 1-10 SP 1 Keli Tawiah 7-46 LJ 3 Alex Gibson 4-31 1 Gemma Smith 4-17 DT 1 Keli Tawiah 20-23 1 Gemma Smith 17-93 4x100 2 71.0 Result: 1 Barnet 149, 2 Colchester 145, 3 Peterboro 142, 4 Redhill 88
Herts County Champs, Watford 13th May
Senior Men 800 5 James Taylor 1-59.90 BU17 LJ 3 Matt Holland 4-63 BU17 800 8 Sean Reid 2-10.62 BU15 heat 800 6 Alex Horton 2-35.1 BU15 400 2 Leor Harel 56.6 BU15 heat 800 7 Jason Mbyuamba 2-40.7 BU13 heat 100 3 John Langley 15.10 BU13 100 1 Michael Boateng 13.76 BU13 200 1 Michael Boateng 28.21 BU13 100 4 Stephen Rayner 14.56 BU13 200 5 Stephen Rayner 29.79 GU17 300 3 Katherine Kruse 46.64 GU17 800 7 Philippa Horton 2-35.83 GU15 heat 200 5 Sacha Rice 30.1 GU15 heat 200 4 Alex Gibson 30.6 GU15 LJ 8 Alex Gibson 4-05 GU15 heat 100 5 Gemma Smith 14.66 GU15 100 5 Keli Tawiah 13.96 GU13 100 3 Laura Cioffi 15.0 GU13 200 5 Laura Cioffi 30.1Middx Champs, Copthall 12th May
Senior Men LJ 5 Chi Kin-Tsang 5-95 Junior 100 3 Devlin Williams 11.5 Senior Women HJ 2 Denise Gayle 1-60 Senior Women 200 3 Denise Gayle 25.7 CR Senior Women SP 2 Joan Amaa 11-23 Junior Women 3000 2 Eileen Griffiths 11-30.6
3 Miles Women Over 45 10 Karen Faloon 21.56 1st Redhill Road Runners 58.07 7 Pippa Anderson 22.38 2nd Cannock & Stafford 60.32 10 Maureen Shirley 25.20 3rd Rotherham Harriers 62.27 10th Barnet & District 69.54 12 teams finished. Men Over 50 4 Des Michael 16.13 1st Oxford City 1.39.56 2 Pete Marsh 16.53 2nd Stockport 1.41.16 1 John Shirley 17.24 3rd Bingley H 1.41.51 4 Liam O'Hare 17.48 4th Elswick H 1.42.21 6 Nick Bingham 18.11 5th Derby & County 1.44.20 7 Reg Black 18.13 6th Trentham R C 1.44.35 7th Barnet & District 1.44.42 39 teams finished. Men Over 60 10 Ron Higgs 20.06 1st Swansea Harriers 56.30 9 Ted Kimber 21.09 2nd Thames Hare & H 58.18 4 Mike Sawyer 18.54 3rd Halesowen A C 59.04 4th Barnet & District 60.09 5th Trentham R C 60.11 Men Over 70 1 Tom Horne 21.49 1st Barnet & District 68.26 1 Ron Franklin 23.55 2nd Solihull & Smallheath 79.41 1 Derek Wood 22.42A.R.O. Midweek Road Race League.10K Stevenage 8th May
Women 8 Karen Bradley 3rd W35 40.35 45 Simone Kimberley W35 47.52 12 Helen Hoyle 42.06 50 Sue Hamblin 50.02 29 Jane Day W35 44.38 67 Mayreen Shirley W50 55.29 38 Lilianna Craig 46.36 69 Tiffany Stephens 55.56 43 Karen Faloon W50 47.32 74 Penny Antoniou W55 58.19 Women 6 to score. 1. St Albans S 432, 2. Verlea 363, 3. Fairlands V S 333, 4. Barnet 298, 5. Garden City Joggers 267, 6. North Herts R R 245. Vets 3 to score 1. St Albans S 145, 2. Fairland V S 132, 3. Garden City J 125, 4. Barnet 110, 5. Verlea 102, 6. North Herts Road R 80. Men 6 Dave Candy 34.42 75 Lauro Franzese V45 40.55 12 Des Michael 1st V50 34.59 83 John Fuller V55 41.50 20 Graham Adcock 36.49 101 Con Antoniou V60 43.17 25 Keith Turner V40 37.27 118 Jim Neville V55 44.38 26 Simon Wells 37.28 119 Dan Pavitt 44.50 27 Mel Parker 37.30 122 Graham Barnett V45 45.16 35 John Shirley 3rd V50 38.05 134 Peter Rice 46.40 39 Eddie King V45 38.29 136 John Fulcher V55 46.58 45 Francis Robinson V40 38.55 147 Mike Terry V50 49.14 51 Mike Sawyer 1st V60 39.31 156 Paul Watts Blind 54.11 53 Reg Black V55 39.39 157 Peter Graham 54.11 Men 12 to score. 1. St Albans S 1623, 2. Verlea 1597, 3. Barnet 1486, 4. Fairlands V S 1444, 5. North Herts Road R 1407, 6. Garden City Joggers 858. Vets 6 to score. 1. Verlea 528, 2. Barnet 495, 3. North Herts 398, 4. Garden City Joggers 394 5. Fairlands Valley S 391, 6. St Albans Striders 371.
Women 100m A 6 Frances Palmer 16.6 B 6 Carmel O'Brien 16.3 50 3 Denise Copeman 16.6 400m A 5 Frances Palmer 71.2 B 5 Penny Wylie 77.1 50 3 Penny Antoniou 87.8 2000m A 2 Ingrid Cranfield 12.06.4 B 3 Brenda Harvey 14.44.5 Walk 50 4 Pauline Lygo 14.19.7 1500m A 4 Jane Day 5.45.4 B 3 Penny Wylie 6.13.4 50 1 Karen Faloon 6.13.5 4x100m 5 65.3 Ham. A 7 Helen Ewings (4Kg) 11.71 50 1 Denise Copeman (3Kg) 18.46 T.J. A 6 Helen Ewings 5.18 50 2 Denise Copeman 6.80 H.J. A 3 Penny Wylie 1.15 50 2 Helen Ewings 1.00 Match Position. 1st Verlea 212, 2nd Shaftesbury 211, 3rd Trent Park 191, 4th Barnet 181, 5th Watford 90, 6th Dacorum 84, 7th Enfield & Parkside 76. Men 100m A 3 Dave Wilcock 13.0 B 1 Lawrence Taylor 13.2 50 3 Terry Ryan 13.4 60 4 Roger Bruck 14.5 400m A 1 Dave Wilcock 55.1 B 2 Clive Goddard 61.6 50 3 Dave Brander 64.0 2000m A 4 Mike Weston 12.37.1 B 3 Jim Neville 13.06.7 Walk 50 4 Steve Chilton 12.33.5 1500m A 1 Dave Wilcock 4.23.8 B 1 Keith Turner 4.40.0 50 1 Des Michael 4.40.5 60 2 Mike Sawyer 5.14.6 N/s John Shirley 4.59.1 N/s Reg Black 5.05.5 4x 100m 1 51.1 Shot A 6 Andy Welsh (7.26Kg) 7.78 50 4 Mike Bennett (6Kg) 9.10 H.J. A 4 Paul Chapman 1.30 50 4 Steve Harris 1.30 Ham. A 7 Terry Ryan (7.26Kg) 16.63 50 2 Mike Bennett (6Kg) 29.92 L.J. A 2 Andy Welsh 4.33 50 2 Bela Nagy 3.93 60 4 Roger Bruck 4.07 Match Position. 1st Barnet 248, 2nd Enfield 224, 3rd Trent Park 216, 4th Ilford 208, 5th Verlea 182, 6th Watford 156, 7th Dacorum 96, 8th Shaftesbury/Harrow 76.
Southern Womens League, Ilford 28th Apr
The womens track and field team triumphed in the rain in their first track meeting of the season. At one point the downpour was so bad that the long jump competition was temporarily halted. This also was the reason for some low winning heights in the high jumps, as these both took place in poor conditions, with a slippery runway. The result was based on good all-round performances by both the Seniors and the young athletes. Double firsts were obtained in the Senior shot and high jump, and the Girls shot and discus. There was one Club Record set - by Joan Amaa in the Senior Shot, showing that going away to University hasn’t taken the edge off her performance. The afternoon was crowned off by a fine win by Sacha, Keli, Gemma and Laura in the Girls 4x100m relay - giving a final margin of victory of 70 points. The team now goes into the second match knowing that even better scores are possible, in that several key athletes will be available for that when they were not able to do the first match.
Seniors 100m 3 Anna Nagy 15.2 3 Carmel O’Brien 16.7 200m 3 Denise Blair 31.6 1 Carmel O’Brien 35.0 400m 1 Denise Gayle 61.0 2 Philippa Horton 73.3 800m 3 Philippa Horton 2-39.8 1 Frances Palmer 3-06.3 1500m 1 Frances Palmer 6-10.7 Hammer 2 Joanne Tawiah 20-41 1 Joan Amaa 19-22 Triple 1 Anna Nagy 9-07 Shot 1 Joan Amaa 11-20 1 Joanne Tawiah 7-17 Long j 2 Denise Blair 4-63 2 Frances Palmer 3-11 High j 1 Denise Gayle 1-00 1 Philippa Horton 1-00 Discus 2 Joanne Tawiah 21-62 1 Joan Amaa 20-48 Javelin 2 Denise Gayle 20-19 1 Joanne Tawiah 18-39 4x100 3 58.6 Under 17s 80mH 2 Denise Blair 14.8 1 Anna Nagy 15.6 Under 15s 100m 1 Keli Tawiah 15.2 2 Laura Cioffi 16.0 200m 3 Sacha Rice 31.8 1 Laura Cioffi 32.9 800m 2 Louise Fairhead 3-04.6 1 Katherine Henderson 3-13.4 75mH 2 Katherine Henderson 15.9 Shot 1 Keli Tawiah 7-40 1 Louise Fairhead 5-78 Discus 1 Keli Tawiah 18-77 1 Gemma Smith 17-19 Long j 3 Laura Cioffi 3-34 3 Katherine Henderson 3-02 Javelin 1 Sacha Rice 10-98 3 Nisha Sen 5-58 High j 2 Louise Fairhead 1-15 1 Sacha Rice 1-10 4x100m 1 58.9 Result: 1 Barnet 186, 2 Tower Hamlets 116, 3 Eastbourne 111, 4 Dagenham 27
Actual Handicap Handicap Time Time Position 1 Dave Candy 36.29 36.29 6 2 Des Michael V50 37.12 35.52 3 3 Dave Wilcock V45 37.24 37.14 10 4 Graham Adcock 38.40 36.00 4= 5 Mike Earthy 38.55 36.55 7 6 Andy Cunningham 39.39 37.29 12 7 Phil Cunningham 40.07 36.57 8 8 John Shirley V50 40.18 37.33 13 9 Nick Bingham V55 40.30 36.00 4= 10 Francis Robinson V40 41.28 36.58 9 11 Karen Bradley W35 41.55 34.55 1 12 Hugh Preece Gst 45.24 13 John Mould V55 45.25 37.25 11 14 Dan Pavitt 46.46 38.46 18 15 Jane Day W35 47.12 38.27 17 16 Graham Barnett V45 48.05 39.05 19 17 Peter Rice 48.17 35.47 2 18 Steve Furby 48.17 39.17 21 19 John Fulcher V55 49.49 37.49 14 20 Karen Faloon W50 49.54 39.14 20 21 Reg Black V55 49.54 46.04 25 22 Peter Redshaw 50.24 38.24 16 23 Mike Terry V40 54.04 38.04 15 24 Paul Watts Blind 58.27 42.27 22 25 Tina Leisegane Gst 58.27 26 Emma Corker Gst 59.46 27 Sue Hamblin 60.40 45.40 23 28 Tiffany Stephens 60.41 45.41 24 29 Steve Harris V55 60.41 51.41 26
London Marathon, 22nd Apr
Results taken from the London marathon website. If you know of any others please let me know.
3-00-35 Nick Bingham 3-05-11 Grant Ramsay
3-18-59 Samantha Walker 3-19-03 Harvey Khaihra
3-34-47 Roger Thompstone 3-44-19 Clive Golland
3-49-53 Dave Fereday 3-50-31 Tony Hamilton
3-51-25 Graham Barnett 3-53-02 John Fulcher
4-07-17 Vito Luisi 4-11-07 Tom Horne
4-27-57 Mike Terry 4-41-50 David Williams
3-44-33 or 3-49-12 Karen Murphy
London Mini Marathon, 22nd Apr
8 Eileen Griffiths 16-55
27 Philippa Horton 18-06
119 Katherine Henderson 20-42
142 Sacha Rice 21-06
30 Sean Dixon 14-48
40 Sean Reid 15-06
69 Elliott Hind 18-05
140 Matt Holland 18-22
Southern 12-stage Relay, Milton Keynes 8th Apr
Dave Candy 27-01 James Taylor 19-50
Mike Earthy 29-55 Grant Ramsey 20-14
Dave Wilcock 26-58 Steve Pritchard 19-50
Des Michael 27-58 John Shirley 20-22
Pete Marsh 28-42 Francis Robinson 20-50
Graham Adcock 28-49 Reg Black 20-42
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1997-98 Results - Summer 1997 Results - Winter
1996-97 Results
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