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Race Walking Record In association with the Race Walking Association

September 2014

Contents

News and reviews

Fixtures Calendar and adverts

Results

Readers’ letters

And finally..New Editor for Race Walking Record required

News and reviews 7th South Yorkshire league-Millhouses Park, Sheffield. 26th Aug 2014 by B. Adams

First off, Peter Bilson led the race right up until Molly Meleady-Hanley passed him with just 125m to go. Simon Pugh won a tight race for third place beating Alana by 3 secs& Kai by 4 secs. 11 seconds covered positions 2 to 5. With 2 races to go any one of 7 walkers could win the South Yorkshire Title.

8th South Yorkshire League – 16th September 2014

Another great evening’s racing. Rotherham's Simon Pugh seemed to have it won with 300m to go but Ana Garcia cruised past him in the finishing straight. Simon was delighted to break 18 min for the first time. New comer Kai Cundey improved 29 secs from his debut on Sunday, just losing out on 3rd place to a fast finishing Alana who had towed Natalie Myers around for 2 km. Natalie really pleased to break 17 min so soon in her comeback, her time was only 27 secs slower than her 3rd place in the ESAA champs just before she stopped walking in 2007. Ella Sharkey tackled her first 3km with a evenly paced race, 5 laps (500m) in 3.21- 3.28. There were some very happy walkers with 7 beating their handicap targets.

Illford Ac’s Luncheon by D. Ainsworth

This captioned photo taken by Ilford AC President Gerry Pells at Ilford AC Walkers' Luncheon on Thursday 11th September at "The Harrow" Hornchurch. A good turnout of 28 attended Ilford AC's walkers’ annual luncheon at "The Harrow" in Hornchurch on 9/11. Guest of honour was popular Steve King who immigrated to Canada in 1977 and was making a rare visit back to Blighty with wife Jean. Also guests were Chris Flint Honorary Secretary of The Centurions and grandson of the famous artist Sir Russell Flint, and Sue Clements Vice President & Archivist of the same Organisation. Ilford AC President Gerry Pell’s made a presentation to Steve King of a souvenir programme of the 2003

last ever London-Brighton Walk. Among those taking lunch was Ilford AC life member Roger Mills who this year celebrates the 40th anniversary of his bronze medal in the 19674 European Games

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20 Kilometres Walk in Rome. The function recognised the 40th Anniversary of the first time Ilford AC completed a team in a 100 Miles' Walk, with all 3 members of that team were present: Dave Neagle, Alan Barber & Dave Ainsworth, plus attendants Peter Hepworth & Tony Perkins. At the function were 4 walkers who'd finished 2nd in a London-to-Brighton walk, 3 former winners of a UK 100 Miles Walling Championship, an Olympian & European Games bronze medallist and a Commonwealth Games bronze medallist - that being former Ilford AC President Bill Sutherland BEM. A group photograph was taken after the function of The Centurions present. Caption L-to-R : Mick Barnbrook, Bill Sutherland BEM, Colin Young, Chris Flint, Dave Ainsworth, Dave Neagle, Dave Kates, Steve King, Pete Ryan, Alan Barner, Pam Ficken & Sue Clements.

A TASK WELL EXECUTED by D. Ainsworth

Centurion 789 Olly Browne completed his 100 Miles' Walk on an out-and-back course along Marine Parade in Leigh-on-Sea on Saturday & Sunday (20th/21st September) in 22 hours and 41 minutes. This delightful setting overlooked the Thames Estuary with unspoiled views to Kent. Olly's a proud member of The Centurions and has his Number tattooed on an arm! In 2010 on the same course he raised a considerable sum for Help-for-Heroes. This time his cause was Essex Air Ambulance and donations + pledges now reach over £8,000. As was the case 4 years' ago, a number of race walkers appeared at various times to accompany Olly for periods of time and offer their encouragement. Weather was kind to Olly as not a drop of rain fell...had this event been 24 hours' earlier, thunder, lightning and rain would have hampered progress! This feat was one of a number Olly's tackled to celebrate 2014, the year of his 60th birthday. Olly resides in Leigh-on-Sea, so it was a case of "Local Man Makes Good". As well as race walkers, many other supporters, family and friends attended with music laid-on to create a carnival atmosphere. After a well-earned afternoon break, Olly and his supporters, back-slappers and well-wishers assembled at "The Ship" in Leigh for an evening celebration social.

World Record Ratified: WOMEN, JUNIOR – 10,000m race walk

42:47.25 Anezka Drahotova (95) CZE, Eugene, USA, 23 Jul 14 previous: 42:59.48 Elena Lashmanova (92) RUS, Tallinn, EST 21 Jul 11 Source: Iaaf newsletter sept 2015

RWA Annual General Meeting The AGM has been announced as Sunday 14th December 2014 at Alexander Stadium, Perry Park, Birmingham. Anyone with an interest in Race Walking is invited to the AGM. If you have any suggestions or nominations for the committee or the sport in general please put these forward via your club, nominated body or your area committee. Preliminary notice for the AGM is on the RWR website. Midlands AGM The Midland RWA AGM will be held on 13th October 2014 at Fulford Heath Golf Club. For details and the agenda please contact the Honorary Secretary, Ann Perry at [email protected]







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Church to Church by R. Elliott Titles Defended by Men’s and Women’s Champion It was a case of been there, done that as the two winners replicated their wins from 2013. Jonathan Hobbs of Ashford AC and Angela Martin of Surrey WC winning the 2014 men’s and women’s Church to Church titles. Jonathan was one of the pre-race favourites along with local walker Jason Le Noury and true to form it was these two that made the pace for the first few miles up the hills of Hauteville and Les Vardes to St Martins Church and on towards the airport. After passing 3 miles in 30.48 together, they had a 14 seconds lead on third man Jim Ball, with a big gap back to fourth place contenders Chris Hobbs and Phil Lockwood in 32.13. Angela Martin was the first woman, well ahead of local walker Marie Macdonald. Over the next few miles, as the course flattened out, Jim Ball, a past winner of the event, had caught the leaders and had a brief moment of glory as he led them through 5 miles by ten seconds. He probably knew it was only going to be a brief lead as he had not expected to go the full distance as he is still recovering from recent knee surgery. Ball soon fell back as Jason Le Noury moved ahead to lead Hobbs by 50 metres at 8 miles. The younger walkers Le Noury and Hobbs looked full of energy, with Ball struggling. The small gap was soon breached as by 10 miles at Les Vauxbalets, Hobbs had taken the lead and went through in one hour 35 minutes and 53 seconds, only strides ahead of Le Noury. Ball had dropped to almost two minutes off the pace, with Chris Hobbs and Phil Lockwood still together a further six minutes down. Angela Martin looked a good bet for first woman home, even at this stage, going past the 10 miles in 1.56.37, alongside husband Malcolm. Taking in the hilly section of the course from St Andrews to Castel and then down towards Vale Church, either of the first two could still be in a chance of victory. Within sight of each other for all this part of the race the two at the front were still looking relaxed. Passing Vale Church and 15 miles Jonathan Hobbs, as last year, strode into view first with a time of 2.22.17 and as last year Le Noury followed him by almost the same margin of 17 seconds. Times at this point were down on last year as the hot and humid day affected most of the competitors. Suffering more over the final miles Le Noury had to give second best to Hobbs as a victorious Hobbs crossed the line in 3.04.19, after moving well along the seafront finish and fighting his way through the crowds on the closed road section outside the Town marina and on to South Esplanade finish. Jason Le Noury finished an easy second in just under 3 hours six minutes, with Jim Ball in third in 3.19. Father of the winner, Chris Hobbs outkicked local walker Phil Lockwood for fourth place, winning their individual race by five seconds. Frans Leijtens, in his second Church walk looked surprisingly fresh after he finished in 3.32. Surprisingly, because the previous weekend he had raced 135 miles (one hundred and thirty five miles) in three days followed by a 3 kilometres sprint in Guernsey the Friday evening before the Church to Church. Masters walker Glyn Jones, Ed Shillabeer and Sean Pender all finished within one and a half minutes of each other. Ed Shillabeer finishing just outside the All-comers Age Best time for his group. The race for the next position was between husband and wife Angela and Malcolm Martin. Malcolm did not wait coming down the home straight this year and were split by three quarters of a second in Malcolm’s favour. They were closely followed by Isle of Man and past Guernsey resident, Terry Bates. The Martins times were only twenty seconds down on their efforts the year before. A few minutes down was an isolated Micky Harran, after being dropped by the Martins around the halfway point. There were four walkers within forty seconds of each other next as Peter Beckerleg in 4.06.50 outlasted the fast finishing David Hoben and John Dedman, with Sailash Shah just behind. Beckerleg removed around 12 minutes from his previous best time set last year opposed to most of the walkers who were down on their best times, adding to his personal best from the 3 kms held two days earlier. Local John Dedman, really suffered in the second half of the race, as an ambitious start saw him in the company of Ed Shillabeer for the first half of the race reached in 1 hour 48.






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Church to Church cont’d Kevin Le Noury added another finish to his impressive list as he finished for the 39th time. At the back of the field 80 year old Eric Horwill, the RWA President, after taking a recent break from racing, walked to finish in 5 hours 25 minutes. In the women’s race, local Marie Macdonald had a good day. In her first season of race walking she finished second overall and first local home in 4.04.56, four minutes ahead of Jayne Le Noury. Marie laid claim to a family record as she recently discovered her grandfather’s time set back in the early fifties, after hearing his stories of the walk as a child. Three walkers from the Island Health Team, as part of a year long challenge all finished the course. Debbie Duquemin took the honours ahead of Mary Collins and Pauline Hogg, separated by Sarnia walker Kay Coulson. Thanks go to all the walkers, officials and helpers on the day and to our sponsors as another successful Church to Church ended. Thanks to our walk sponsors Bucktrouts (Walkers Crisps), Relate Network Insurance, Healthspan, Rothschild, Electrical Supplies & Machinery (Guernsey) Ltd ,Guernsey Candles, Taj Mahal Restaurant, Ogier Fiduciary, Fusion Systems, Trust Corporation, Jenny Elliott, Fletchersports, Kemp Le Tissier Chartered Accountants. Saying “Yes” to Inter-dependence by A. Fraser What a year in Scotland! The Glasgow Commonwealth Games takes the cake, I’d believe. What legacy will it leave behind? That ‘feel-good’ factor? For sure. Queues of talented youngsters wanting to be our next Champions? Naturally. Stories of passion, determination, perseverance, desires? You bet ya! Dreams of inspiring others? No-brainer. But this is no legacy. On the 1st of September, Scotia Race Walking Club was born. To mirror the famous Martin Luther King quote: “I have a dream!” A vision I have shared with umpteen folk for more than 3 years, has now become a reality: To have a Scottish race walking ‘circuit’ on the Scottish Athletics map. The ‘birth’ of the first Scottish race walking club in an extremely long time (a good few decades is my guess) starts to make this dream come alive. But I don’t really want to linger in the past. History is great, but not very helpful to our cause right now, is it? Basically, it’s because we regretfully don’t have much of a race walking history in recent decades (there are the odd exceptions, naturally). So would you extend a hand of friendship and camaraderie by welcoming on board the Scottish Athletics-affiliated club, Scotia Race Walking Club? I am whole-heartedly taking advantage of that fact that we don’t have any real history to fall back on. “How do you bake a cake without ingredients?” Easy. Go find them! OK, so that’s way easier said than done. But that’s how we have kick-started things: “From acorns, do great oaks grow.”






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Saying “Yes” to Inter-dependence cont’d We have no infrastructure up North. There is a less-than-tangible race walking ‘culture’ to rely on. The last 2 or 3 years has seen us moving from being viewed as a ‘one-pony-race,’ a ‘circus trick,’ to one where we are now seen as part of the whole athletic ‘landscape.’ Simply by just being seen, just being there. In fact, I have no hesitation in saying that we are rapidly becoming more-and-more respected with time. OK. You’d be right. Microscopically-small fry in a big pond, but we are here now. To stay! There are no blue-prints to follow. No similar Scottish clubs to mirror. Great! We can mould the mould in the way we believe it will best fit the Scottish scene, now and for the future. OK, so let’s go back in time (yeah, yeah, I hear you saying ‘History’). In the ‘early’ days, the biggest trick I faced was this Scottish conundrum: There are no race walk races because there are no race walkers . . . . And . . . . There are no race walkers because there are no race walk races. So we now have race walkers (and a mighty happy bunch they are), and a smattering of un-judged races, so the momentum has started. Now for the second permutation: How can we have official (judged) races, when we have no race walk judges? You can imagine the number of logistical hoops and hurdles Scotia Race Walking Club will have to deal with. But we’re doing that right now. It will be a 3 year stage this will be performed on, so you’ll see many acts come and go. The finale is to see a fully-judged ‘A’ race organised, managed and judged by a full Scottish contingent. And it will appear in the newspapers’ results pages. Just watch this space. Standing ovation deserved? Only time will tell. You really need to bear in mind that we are a very small club, a tiny committee, and we cover an enormous geographical area (Scotia RWC is non-geographically-based, by the way). Consider the following if you will. We have no officially-registered coaches in Scotland. Currently, it is only myself and one other Scotia RWC member that are currently ‘filling the gap,’ so to speak. How are we realistically able to ‘coach a whole nation?’ A nation consists of everyone able to walk, so I am guessing the niché in the Scottish athletic market-place amounts to about 3.8 million people. Does it matter whether they’re 5 or 95 years old? No. absolutely not. So am I making history? I suppose yes, I am. But I’m not one to delve back in the past. My bright vision is a 20-year dream. It’s one that encompasses anybody interested in race walking (to any level). It embraces any club, county or town wanting to invite race walking into its fold. Scotia RWC is an open and inviting club, aimed at bringing an athletic discipline into as many people’s lives as it can, while nurturing those with talent to reach the pinnacle of our sport. What 3 pillars will drive all that Scotia RWC stands for? Goals. Variety. Fun. Embrace this, you embrace long-term success. “Is this going to be easy?” Easiest question to answer so far:






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Saying “Yes” to Inter-dependence cont’d “No, absolutely not . . . but we’re up for the challenge. We Scots are renowned to never going down without a fight.” With the correct support from Scottish Athletics, the wider athletic community, and Joe Soap & company, we will succeed. We will have Scottish race walkers at future Commonwealth Games. We will develop wee Mary into an athlete that simply loves taking part, just because. We will be there. Our numbers will grow. We will be noticed. We need everybody in this to help us succeed. We must all be winners. We’re all in this together. So, are you going to say “Yes” to inter-dependence? I hope we’ll get your vote. Wow! What a day to be writing this article (Thursday 18 September 2014 at 06h00 when the voting stations aren’t even open yet)! Thanks Andrew Fraser






September 2014

Chris Maddocks is the only man in British athletics history to have competed at five Olympic Games. It

was so nearly six. This book is touching and sad in places; other times amusing and inspirational.

Achieved on a shoestring budget, this is no rags to riches story, rather an irrational pursuit of patriotic glory.

The author gives himself no place to hide in this candid account of his life in sport. Written with a literary

narrative, this captivating autobiography bowls along through the decades; vivid, evocative descriptions of

formative years, a student life less ordinary, arduous training schedules, worldwide travel, meeting famous

people, and where a world of sport, drugs and politics were intertwined. Discover how the unlikeliest of

men unexpectedly left an indelible mark on Olympic folklore in his swansong race.

“Chris Maddocks remains one of the unsung heroes of British Athletics...the book contains plenty of

colourful tales and various adventures bumping into some of the biggest names in track and field at the

greatest show on earth.” Athletics Weekly

ISBN 9781624071539






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The R.W.A. Centenary book will be available shortly at the price of £15·00 plus £3·00 postage and packing. The book editor will be taking copies to all the events he attends, or the book may be ordered by post from: Peter Cassidy, Hufflers, Heard’s Lane, Shenfield, BRENTWOOD, CM15 0SF






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September 2014

Steyning AC Winter 2014/15 Walking Fixtures At Steyning and surrounding Area

Date Race Cat.

Dist. Ages Event Venue Time

25/10 B 10K M/W Steyning Open Road Walk Steyning 14.30

13/12 B 5K+ Var All Alf Palmer Memorial Track Races + Christmas Lucky Dip

Broadbridge Heath Horsham

11.00

26/12 B 5.5M+1.8M All Brighton Boxing Day Walks Preston Park, B.ton 10.30

24/01/15 B 15K M/W Steyning Open Road Walk Steyning 14.00

TBC FEB or APR

A-B 10K+YAG All Slater/Bryce Memorial Races inc. Sussex AAA 10K Track Champs

Broadbridge Heath Horsham

11.00

For more information on Steyning races please contact Dave Stevens 01903-814422, Ron Penfold 01293-520506 or Ian Richards 01903-504463. Other races can be found at www.racewalkuk.com & www.racewalkingassociation.btinternet.co.uk




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Fixtures Calendar For more details visit the www.racewalkingassociation.org.uk If you want to advertise your race here please email the editors at

[email protected] Or [email protected]

Please be advised that it is the race organiser’s responsibility to obtain all necessary permits and comply with relevant guidelines.

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September 2014

Result Sheet Please download the RWR results template from the

website for inclusion in future issues in either .doc or docx format.

Race: 7th South Yorkshire League Location: Millhouses Park, Sheffield

Distance: Varied Date: 26 August 2014

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U13G 1 Molly Meleady-Hanley City of Sheffield AC 2km 12.08 Sen M 2 Peter Bilson City of Sheffield AC 2km 17.39 M55 3 Simon Pugh Rotherham Harriers 2km 11.41

U15 G 4 Alana Zeidler City of Sheffield AC 3km 17.12 U11 B 5 Kai Cundey Intake School 1.5km 9.16 U13 G 6 Melissa Wright Meadowhead School 1.5km 10.50 U13 G 7 Orla Hughes St Wilfred’s School 1.5km 11.04

Race: Bob Wright Handicap Location: Saumarez Park, Guernsey

Distance: 5 kilometres road Date: October 5th 2014

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M75 1 Mick Le Sauvage Sarnia WC 37.09 34.39 (2.30)

W50 2 Jayne Le Noury Sarnia WC 37.18 36.18 (1.00)

W45 3 Jayne Golborne Sarnia WC 37.28 37.28 (0.00)

M55 4 Rob Elliott Sarnia WC 37.36 29.06 (8.30)

M 5 Stuart Le Noury Sarnia WC 37.51 25.21 (12.30)

M55 6 Peter Beckerleg Sarnia WC 38.51 35.21 (3.30)

M65 7 Dave Dorey Sarnia WC 41.07 38.07 (3.00)

W35 8= Karen Farman Unattached 42.42 42.42 (0.00)

W40 8= Joanne Le Prevost Sarnia WC 42.42 42.42 (0.00)






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SWC Gazette Cup 4 miles

2014Location:

4m Date:

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m 1 Luc Legon 34:02

m 2 Malcolm Martin 35:37

m 3 David Crane 36:05

m 4 Dan Maskell 40:28

m 5 Paul King 41:58

m 6 Ron Penfold 42:22

m 7 Peter Hannell 43:22

f 8 Angela Martin 45:23

m 9 Peter Crane 45:36

m 10 Dave Delaney 45:52

f 11 Geraldine Legon 47:32

m 12 Trevor Sliwerski 49:35

f 13 Sandra Campbell 49:35

m 14 David Sutcliffe 53:19

Race: Sandilands

Distance: 28/09/2014

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SWC_5km_Open_2014 Location:

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m 1 David Crane 26:04

m 2 Shaun Lightman 28:56

m 3 Mick Harran 30:45

m 4 Dan Maskell 31:09

m 5 Peter Hannell 31:29

m 6 Sean Pender 32:44

f 7 Angela Martin 33:47

m 8 David Hoben 34:33

m 9 Peter Crane 35:05

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Race: Tonbridge Track

Distance: 20/08/2014

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Race: Sarnia Walking Club Location: Les Amarreurs, Guernsey

Distance: 3 kilometres road walk Date: Friday September 5th 2014

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1 Malcolm Martin M55 Surrey WC England 16.15 2 Phil Lockwood M40 Sarnia WC Guernsey 16.26 3= Rob Elliott M55 Sarnia WC Guernsey 16.42 3= Jim Ball M50 Steyning AC England 16.42 5 Terry Bates M60 Sarnia WC Isle of Man 17.36 6 Frans Leijtens M Rotterdam WV Holland 17.52 7 Michael Harran M75 Surrey WC England 18.34 8 Kevin Le Noury M55 Sarnia WC Guernsey 19.34 9 Angela Martin W45 Surrey WC England 19.40 10 Peter Beckerleg M55 Sarnia WC Guernsey 19.43 11 Dave Hoben M60 Surrey WC England 20.03 12 Dave Dorey M65 Sarnia WC Guernsey 20.23 13 Mick Le Sauvage M75 Sarnia WC Guernsey 20.27 14 Marie Macdonald W40 Sarnia WC Guernsey 20.35 15 Jayne Le Noury W50 Sarnia WC Guernsey 21.38 16 Kay Coulson W45 Sarnia WC Guernsey 22.39

17 Jo Leijtens M70 Unattached Holland 27.18

Race: Sarnia Walking Club Church to Church Walk

Location: South Esplanade, Guernsey

Distance: 19.4 miles road walk Date: Sunday September 7th 2014

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1 Jonathan Hobbs Ashford AC England U25 3.04.19 2 Jason Le Noury Sarnia WC Guernsey M 3.05.56 3 Jim Ball Steyning AC England M50 3.19.11 4 Christopher Hobbs Ashford AC England M55 3.23.53 5 Phil Lockwood Sarnia WC Guernsey M40 3.23.58 6 Frans Leijtens Rotterdam WV Holland M 3.32.03 7 Glyn Jones Coventry Godiva England M70 3.34.23 8 Ed Shillabeer Ilford AC England M75 3.35.03 9 Sean Pender Enfield & Haringey Ireland M60 3.35.51 10 Malcolm Martin Surrey WC England M55 3.47.12 11 Terry Bates IOM Veteran AC Isle of Man M60 3.47.46 12 Michael Harran Surrey WC England M75 3.50.43 13 Peter Beckerleg Sarnia WC Guernsey M55 4.06.50 14= John Dedman Sarnia WC Guernsey M40 4.07.17






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14= David Hoben Surrey WC England M60 4.07.17 16 Sailash Shah Lancashire WC England M45 4.07.30 17 Kevin Le Noury Sarnia WC Guernsey M55 4.10.41 18 Eric Horwill Dudley & Stourbridge England M80 5.25.09

1 Angela Martin Surrey WC England W45 3.47.12 2 Marie Macdonald Sarnia WC Guernsey W40 4.04.56 3 Jayne Le Noury Sarnia WC Guernsey W50 4.08.45 4 Debbie Duquemin Island Health Team Guernsey W45 4.20.17 5 Mary Collins Island Health Team Guernsey W60 4.41.09 6 Kay Coulson Sarnia WC Guernsey W45 4.46.50 7 Pauline Hogg Island Health Team Guernsey W55 4.46.51

Guernsey Church to Church 19.4 miles Walk

Sunday September 7th 2014

Definition of a Channel Islander "A person who was born or has been resident in Channel Islands for 12 months immediately prior to

walk"

Men: Open Winner Jonathan Hobbs 2nd Jason Le Noury 3rd Jim Ball Victory Cup (First Channel Islander) Jason Le Noury Newcomer Plaque Glyn Jones Newcomer Trophy (First Channel Islander) Not won Under 25 Plaque Jonathan Hobbs Under 25 Trophy (First Channel islander) Not won

Women: Open Winner Angela Martin 2nd Marie Macdonald 3rd Jayne Le Noury Star Trophy (First Channel Islander) Marie Macdonald Newcomer Plaque Not won Newcomer Trophy (First Channel Islander) Marie Macdonald Under 25 Plaque Not won Under 25 Trophy (First Channel Islander) Not won Jenny Elliott Salver (First Guernsey woman O/35 yrs) Marie Macdonald

Men or women: C J Robin Veterans tankard: 40 to 49 yrs Phil Lockwood Healthspan Super Vets tankard 50 to 59 yrs Jim Ball






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Winning Ways Trophy: 60 - 69 yrs Sean Pender Ilford AC Vets trophy : over 70 yrs Glyn Jones

Team Trophies:

Guernsey Parish Shield : (first Parish with 3 to finish) Vale

Jason Le Noury, Phil Lockwood and Marie Macdonald

Husband and Wife: (first couple to finish) Malcolm and Angela Martin Fletchersports Team Shield: (Men, women, mixed) Sarnia Walking Club

athletic / race walking team of 3 walkers to score J Le Noury, P Lockwood, M

Macdonald

Race: Jeff Ford Memorial Walks Location: Spinkhill Track, Nr Sheffield

Distance: Varied Date: 14 September 2014

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2,000m

U11B 1 Kai Cundey Intake School 12:44.3

U11G 2 Lara MacColl Sheffield High School 13:02.7

U13G 3 Molly Meleady-Hanley City of Sheffield AC 13:11.2

3,000m

U15G 1 Ana Garcia City of Sheffield AC 15.41.7

U15G 2 Alana Zeidler City of Sheffield AC 16.59.3

U15B 3 Ben Allen Leicester WC 17:40.8

5,000m

SW 1 Natalie Myers U/A 30:28.1

M55 2 Simon Pugh Rotherham Harriers 31:14.4

VM 3 Mark Byrne Redcar 32:55.4

M55 4 Chris Smith Leicester 40.23.9






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Race: 8th South Yorkshire League Location: Millhouses Park, Sheffield

Distance: Varied Date: 16 September 2014

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U15G 1 Ana Garcia City of Sheffield AC 3k 14:26

M55 2 Simon Pugh Rotherham Harriers 3k 17.43

U15G 3 Alana Zeidler City of Sheffield AC 3k 16:36

U11B 4 Kai Cundey Intake School 2k 12:15

SW 5 Natalie Myers U/A 3k 16.55

U13G 6 Ella Sharkey City of Sheffield AC 3k 20:13

U13G 7 Melissa Wright Meadowhead School 1.5 10:44

SM 8 Peter Bilson City of Sheffield AC 3k 27:46






September 2014

British Athletics and the Race Walking Association

International 50k Race Walk (IAAF Permit and Qualifying Race for Beijing 2015)

Incorporating the 2014 British Athletics & RWA Championships

Plus supporting 20km and 10km Events

International 50km & British Championships

Place Bib Name Country/Club Time

1 1 Mikel Odriozola Dominquez Spain 3:59:02

2 2 Luis Manuel Martinez Spain 4:05:16

3 3 Ivan Pajuelo Paredes Spain 4:11:43

4 12 Dominic King Colchester Harriers 4:12:41

5 7 Rudney Dias Noguira Brazil 4:20:59

6 4 Rodrigo Dominquez Fernandez Spain 4:22:04

7 5 David Pueyo Minstral Spain 4:36:31

8 13 Michael George Manx Harriers 4:48:21

17 Ian Richards Steyning Athletic Club DQ

9 Michele Antonelli Italy DQ

8 Samir Cesar Sabadin Brazil DQ

11 Daniel King Colchester Harriers DQ

15 Steve Allen Barnet & District AC DNF

10 Wayne Snyman South Africa DNF

14 Dale Farqhar Manx Harriers DNF

16 John Constaniou Birchfield Harriers DNF

Race Walking Assoc. 50km Championships (Men)

Place Bib Name Club Time

1 50 Jonathon Hobbs Ashford Athletic Club 5:12:24

2 52 Mark Culshaw Belgrave Harriers 5:50:43

3 53 David Crompton Lancashire Walking Club 5:51:18

4 55 Martin Fisher Redcar Race Walking Club 5:57:54

5 47 Greg Smith Lancashire Race Walking 6:00:26

6 49 Christopher Flint Surrey Walking Club 6:10:24

56 John Borgars Loughton Athletic Club DNF

51 Paul King Belgrave Harriers DNF

54 Duncan Edwards Lancashire Walking Club DNF

57 Colin Vesty Leicester Walking Club DNF

48 Sean Pender Enfield & Haringey AC DNF

Race Walking Assoc. 50km Championships (Women)


1 60 Maureen Noel Belgrave Harriers 6:01:35

2 63 Sarah Lightman Leicester Walking Club 6:03:23

61 Kay Koeslag Belgrave Harriers DNF






September 2014

Open 20km (Men)


1 33 Malcolm Martin Surrey Walking Club 1:56:40

32 Tom Bosworth Tonbridge Athletic Club DNF

Open 10km (Men)


1 21 Francisco Reis Ilford Athletic Club 51:11

2 20 Luc Legon (U20) Cambridge Harriers 51:39

3 23 Richard Wild Manx Harriers 52:43

4 22 Richard Creer Manx Harriers 55:00

5 24 Jimmy Ball Steyning Athletic Club 56:56

Open 10km (Women)


1 30 Tatyana Gabellone Leicester Walking Club 49:39

2 27 Grazina Narvillienne Belgrave Harriers 51:31

3 26 Heather Butcher (U20) Cambridge Harriers 53:09

4 28 Michelle Turner Northern AC 54:39

5 31 Penelope Cummings Aldershot Farnham & Dist. 60:18

6 29 Sandra Campbell Surrey Walking Club 75:00

Readers’ letters Photos






September 2014

Guernsey 3km start Jason Le Noury

Church to Church photos






September 2014






September 2014

U15 and U17 Championships in Bedford by M. Easton






September 2014

C. Telling to stand down as Assistant Editor as of December 2014

After the December 2014 edition of the Record has been published C Telling will be standing down as the assistant editor. As such we are looking for a new editor(s) to take over the role going forwards.

For information on the role and what it currently entails or to volunteer please email [email protected]

…. And finally

Thank you for taking the time to read this issue.

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