Results

Charlton Motavation Results

A very healthy ERR turnout at Charlton, with 46 out of the 349 finishers overall, including some making their debut in club colours.
 
There were no jokers that I know of, but please let me know if you played yours. 
 
Forename Surname Time SL Pts
Robert Storey 22.59
Chris Williams 23.43 50
Dafydd Warburton 23.45
Matthew Ray 23.57 49
Simon Walker 26.19 48
Mark Schofield 26.44 47
Hannah Hale 26.44
Pete Sonley 27.20
Dan Ray 27.20 46
Mark Creasey 28.48
Thomas Butler 29.15 45
Steve Butler 29.46
Justin Byworth 29.58
Hugh Morris 30.09 44
Tristan Hale 30.11 43
Jacqueline Pinnock 30.31
Jonathan Ray 30.41 42
Kate Williamson 30.43
Howard Humphris 30.50 41
Tony Whitlock 31.52
Derek Breaker 31.58
Tara Lawfull 33.02 50
Martin Johnson 33.37 40
Jane Larbalestier 33.38 49
John Bishop 33.57
David Early 35.00
Sarah Miller 35.36
Nicola Coppuck 35.49 48
Charmian Maskell 36.13 47
Elaine Butler 36.19 46
Jess Brown 36.29
Rachel Green 36.30
Claire Mallindine 36.39
Jessica Deguara 37.20
Julia Pool 37.22 45
Caroline Ogden 37.40 44
Alison Berrett 37.42
Anna Key 38.57 43
Lisa Bryant 39.21
Gail Morris 39.35 42
Samantha Harrison 39.51 41
Kiri Weller 40.22
Joan Ryan 43.56 40
Roger Gascoigne 46.16
Sandra Jinks 47.46 39
Emma Admans 50.32
 
 
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Harcourt Hill Parkrun Results

Good to see such a large ERR contingent at Harcourt Hill, with 23 out of the 72 finishers.

No jokers that I know of, so please let me know if you played yours.

 
Position Forename Surname Time SL Pts
1 Christopher WILLIAMS 18:26:00 50
2 Matthew RAY 18:29:00 49
4 Graham BRIDGES 19:35:00
8 Simon WALKER 20:30:00 48
9 Daniel RAY 20:51:00 47
12 Arthur MCEWAN-JAMES 21:38:00
27 Hugh MORRIS 23:41:00 46
35 Tara LAWFULL 25:36:00 50
37 Paul CREASEY 25:56:00
42 Jane LARBALESTIER 27:00:00 49
44 Elaine BUTLER 27:24:00 48
45 Nicola COPPUCK 27:26:00 47
47 Charmian MASKELL 27:39:00 46
48 Alison CRAGGS 27:50:00
49 Marisa KEELEY 28:02:00 45
56 Caroline OGDEN 30:06:00 44
57 Sheila GASCOIGNE 30:21:00
59 Gail MORRIS 30:51:00 43
60 Jennie MCGIBBON 31:09:00
63 Andy CREASEY 33:41:00 45
64 Joan RYAN 34:00:00 42
65 Roger GASCOIGNE 34:27:00
67 Sandra JINKS 35:55:00 41

 

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White Horse Half Marathon Results

Well done to all those who braved the wind and rain in the Vale of the White Horse, either to run or support. By rights it shouldn't have been a day for PBs, so honourable mentions go to Tristan for beating his by 7 minutes, and to Chris, Lee, Ben and Arthur, whose PB was officially 'hard-earned'. If anyone else set a PB, please let me know.
 
Congratulations also to Hannah and Kate for their category prizes, and for ticking the box.
 
 
 
Position Name Time Also CC Pts
13 Ben Pollard 1:23:07
15 Chris Williams 1:23:31 PB
31 Dafydd Warburton 1:27:03 50
47 Hannah Hale 1:29:10 2nd SL, 1st CC SL 50
58 Graham Bridges 1:30:21 49
60 Arthur McEwan-James 1:30:34 PB 48
80 Lee Hillsdon 1:33:23 PB 47
97 Luke Creasey 1:35:05 46
136 Antonio Reche 1:40:43 45
159 Marie Chuilon 1:42:33
181 Tristan Hale 1:44:39 Big PB
192 Kate Williamson 1:45:46 1st CC LV65, 2nd LV55 49
201 Mark Creasey 1:47:03 44
217 Steve Butler 1:48:41 43
219 Tess Evans 1:49:24 48
252 Sallie Burrough 1:52:26 47
292 Martin Johnson 1:55:03
364 Ben Jones 2:02:31 PB
376 Paul Creasey 2:03:50 42
410 Marisa Keeley 2:12:05
412 Louise Keeley 2:12:19
450 Sam Harrison 2:25:35
460 Esther Muir 2:30:59
 
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Cholsey Chase Results

A small ERR turnout at Cholsey meant that it was something of a joker-fest among the men. Well done to Tess for leading our category-winning ladies Kate and Jacky home. According to the chip timing they were separated by 24 hundredths of a second.

Position Name Time Also CC Pts
12 Graham Bridges 1:01:10 Joker 2x50
20 Luke Creasey 1:02:04 Joker 2x49
24 Arthur McEwan-James 1:03:28 Joker 2x48
69 Tess Evans 1:13:17
50
71 Kate Williamson 1:13:24 1st LV60 49
72 Jacky Pinnock 1:13:24 1st LV50 48
99 Paul Creasey 1:20:19 Joker 2x47
 

 

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Harwell Cross Country Results

A massive well done to everyone who competed in the final cross country of the season at Harwell. Hannah went one better than ever before by outsprinting Witney's Frankie Snare to finish second in the women's race, and delighting her band of supporters in the home straight (fortunately, it didn't 'kick off' between us and the Witney fans). This also meant that she won the Senior Ladies' title for the season as a whole. A strong debut from Anna, and excellent 3rd ERR place from Tess helped the ERR ladies to finish 5th in Division 2 on the day, and 6th for the season, which should hopefully mean they retain their Division 2 status for next season.

The ERR men also excelled themselves by finishing 3rd in Division 1 on the day, and a strong 5th for the season. Mark Baker also improved on his previous best by finishing 16th, and Chris shrugged off the fact that he had run 31 miles the day before to make the A team.

As I said, this was a fantastic effort by all concerned. I just wonder what Ben is going to do for the next 8 months...

Race Forename Surname Position Time
U9 Girls




Florence Wetherald 49





U11 Boys




Alexander Bishop 27 6.12

Joe Ferrier 29 6.20





Women




Hannah Hale 2 24.04

Anna Mackin 55 29.45

Tess Evans 60 30.04

Kate Williamson 64 30.32

Jackie Pinnock 66 30.39

Rain Newton-Smith 89 33.45

Jane Larbalestier 98 35.12

Elaine Butler 109 39.09





Men




Mark Baker 16 31.26

Robert Storey 27 32.32

Ben Pollard 39 33.07

Matt Ray 49 33.45

Mark Callaghan 57 34.00

Dafydd Warburton 60 34.16

Chris Williams 69 34.47

Dave Ferrier 79 35.21

Graham Bridges 91 36.02

Tom Baker 118 37.58

Ewan Macdonald 134 39.02

Mark Creasey 152 39.56

Tristan Hale 188 43.58

Tony Whitlock 191 44.10

Steve Butler 198 46.14

Keith Baker 206 49.29

Simon Taylor 214 52.39

Robert Hale 215 53.41
 

 

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Winslow 10k Results

A cold and breezy day at Winslow, so a pretty good ERR turnout all in all, and some excellent performances among them.

Robert set what may well be the first of many club MV50 records in finishing 4th, Chris followed him home in an impressive PB, Nick made his 10k debut, apparently (what has he been doing all this time?), and well done to Tristan for also setting a PB.

The official results show 2 entries for 'Tess Evans'. Naturally I've gone for the faster of the 2, but if you have any idea who the other one was, please let me know.

Position Name Time Also CC Pts SL Pts
4 Robert Storey 35:21 1st MV50, Club MV50 Record 50
11 Chris Williams 37:51 PB
50
13 Dafydd Warburton 38:00
49
15 Ben Pollard 38:06

49
19 Graham Bridges 38:49
48
36 Hannah Hale 41:16 Joker 2x50
42 Lee Hillsdon 42:04
47
50 Nick Maynard 43:09 Debut
48
54 Mark Creasey 43:19
46
66 Mark Schofield 44:33

47
105 Tony Whitlock 47:27
45
110 Kate Williamson 47:41 2nd LV55, Joker 2x49
118 Steve Butler 48:12
44
123 Tristan Hale 48:31 PB

46
124 Tess Evans 48:32
48
142 Hugh Morris 49:46

45
163 Tara Lawfull 52:25 Joker
2x50
174 Paul Creasey 53:22
43
199 Jane Larbalestier 55:36

49
217 Elaine Butler 57:14

48
230 Marisa Keeley 58:54

47
273 Joan Ryan 67:34

46
 

 

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Cirencester Cross Country Results

A longer report from Ben will follow, but here are a few highlights in summary.

Firstly, well done to Florence in the most junior category (ok, it wasn't quite her debut), and her mother Tara for improving by over 4 minutes compared to this race last year.

The ERR men's team finished 4th in Division 1 on the day, which is the best result I can remember (can any Creasey brothers think of a better one?), and now lie 5th for the season. The ERR women finished 8th in Division 2 on the day, and are 6th for the season overall.

There were 135 women finishers on the day, and 207 men.

 
Race Forename Surname Position Time
U9 Girls




Florence Wetherald 39





U11 Boys




Alexander Bishop 19

Joe Ferrier 24





Women




Hannah Hale 7 26.28

Jackie Pinnock 74 33.40

Cecilia Dahlsio 81 34.37

Kate Williamson 83 34.43

Tara Lawfull 89 35.35

Elaine Butler 131 44.34





Men




Mark Baker 17 36.12

Robert Storey 24 37.03

Ben Pollard 38 37.39

Matt Ray 50 38.39

Mark Callaghan 53 38.49

Dafydd Warburton 65 39.48

Dave Ferrier 68 40.02

Graham Bridges 77 40.42

Ewan Macdonald 102 42.37

Tom Baker 129 44.46

Luke Creasey 130 44.50

Mark Creasey 142 45.41

Dan Ray 163 47.58

Tristan Hale 170 48.56

Steve Butler 190 54.41

Martin Johnson 191 55.07

Keith Baker 194 56.53
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Culham Cross Country Results

A smallish turnout at Culham meant that it was something of a joker-fest, which I'm sure wasn't the idea when this was added to the fixture list. Anyway, the men's team still had an excellent day, finishing a creditable 6th in Division 1 on the day (and not far behind 5th), to stand 7th overall for the season. The ladies struggled without Hannah, and finished 8th in Division 2 on the day, 6th overall for the season.

Well done to Mark Baker for leading the men home, but the Good Egg of the Day award has to go to Andy Goodwin, who went all the way to Banbury to run, only to find that there wasn't anyone there (something to do with reading the wrong year's fixtures). Commitment to the cause, albeit in the wrong direction.

157 finished the women's race, and 255 finished the men's.

Here is the Captain's Log (courtesy of Ben), followed by the results:

It was great to see such a hearty turnout from the ladies, who fielded 10 runners, welcoming Lucy Natarajan for her debut XC, which I gather she did enjoy quite a bit. Team-wise the ladies sorely missed Hannah Hale, unfortunately laid low by a winter bug, and we wish her a speedy recovery and return to the fold soon. And well done too to all the others who seem to always, or nearly always, be there, come rain or shine: Tess Evans, Kate Williamson, Nicola Coppuck, Samantha Harrison, Esther Muir, Lesley Parry-Jones, Elaine Butler, Gemma Ferrier and of course their Skipperess Jacky Pinnock.

There was continued excellent commitment from the Men's A squad, who were almost at full strength, alongside B team ever-present stalwart Simon Walker, and also Steve Butler who continued his 100% competition record this season too. Several VM 50+s ran as well: Mark Creasey, Martin Johnson, Keith Baker and Robert Hale - a good reflection on the club and good for team morale too.

The performance of the day, without a doubt, went to Keith's son Mark Baker who finished a brilliant 28th place (out of 254 finishers), just ahead of our perennial #1 Robert Storey, both of them bearing down steadily on the so-called 'elite' runners towards the top of the pack. Special mention should also go to Under 20 runner Matt Ray, who cemented his place in the A team with a gritty run, crossing the line in 90th place, as 6th ERR finisher.

Eynsham Men's team as a unit continue to run with strength, comfortably beating both Cirencester and Woodstock. The overall series positions are tightening up considerably and Eynsham A are facing a real battle now in the last two races to retain their Div. 1 status, so let's have a good solid month's training chaps!

In honesty, it was disappointing that we had our lowest overall men's turnout for 2 years (just 14 runners), with one or two entire potential B teams absent, but I am confident we can reverse this blip. I am a firm believer in  building a club/team momentum steadily together, resolving to develop strength in depth, as (in my opinion) one can really derive inspiration (and enjoy the perspiration more) when our efforts include but also expand to something bigger than our own individual goals. I wonder what full-strength Men's B, C and D teams would be like? Talented, I would say.

Remember that we do all share in each other's successes.

 

 
Race Forename Surname Position Time Also CC Pts SL Pts
U11 Boys







Joe Ferrier 26




Alexander   Bishop 28











Women







Gemma Ferrier 49 31.21
50

Jacky Pinnock 67 32.40
49

Tess Evans 82 33.40
48

Kate Williamson 90 34.37
47

Lesley Parry-Jones 94 34.45



Lucy Natarajan 122 38.03 Joker
2x50

Nicola Coppuck 139 40.41 Joker
2x49

Elaine Butler 149 41.38 Joker
2x48

Samantha Harrison 153 45.43

47

Esther Muir 154 45.43

46








Men







Mark Baker 28 33.48



Robert Storey 33 34.29
50

Ben Pollard 51 35.03 Joker
2x50

Matthew Alder 72 36.18
49

Mark Callaghan 81 36.42



Matt Ray 90 37.13

49

Graham Bridges 94 37.16
48

Dave Ferrier 114 38.43

48

Simon Walker 154 40.46

47

Mark Creasey 182 42.43 Joker 2x47

Steve Butler 232 49.40
46

Martin Johnson 233 50.08 Joker
2x46

Keith Baker 234 50.41



Robert Hale 239 52.21


 

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Andy Reading 10k Results

Some fantastic performances at the Andy Reading, with excellent PBs for Chris, Arthur, Marie and Tess, although pride of place has to go to Simon for finally nailing that elusive sub-40 minute 10k, which I think he was quite pleased about. In case you're wondering, all jokers are placed in the final race if they haven't already been played. If I've missed any PBs, please let me know.

 

Position Name Time Also CC Pts SL Pts
30 Christopher Williams  00:38:01 PB
50
36 Dafydd Warburton  00:38:22


44 Graham Bridges  00:39:32
50
55 Simon Walker  00:39:51 PB, Joker 2x49
56 Benedict Pollard  00:39:51 Joker 2x48
63 Arthur McEwan-James  00:40:21 PB, Joker 2x47
73 Mark Schofield  00:41:28 Joker 2x46
76 Lee Hillsdon  00:41:45
45
111 Mark Creasey  00:44:10
44
131 Marie Chuilon  00:45:29 PB

144 Gemma Ferrier  00:46:20

50
148 Jacky Pinnock  00:46:37
50
149 Kate Williamson  00:46:38
49
158 Steve Butler  00:47:00

49
160 Tess Evans  00:47:00 PB, Joker 2x48
169 Alastair Graham  00:47:40 Joker
2x48
186 Nik Roberts  00:48:37


190 Hugh Morris  00:48:52

47
206
Martin Johnson
00:50:52
  46
228 Tara Lawfull  00:51:11

49
261 Paul Creasey  00:54:05
43
293 Marisa Keeley  00:56:10

48
296 Nicola Coppuck  00:56:50

47
312 Julia Pool  00:58:37 Joker
2x46
313 Elaine Butler  00:58:38

45
369 Joan Ryan  01:09:23

44
370
Roger Gascoigne
01:09:50
   
 

 

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Harcourt Hill Cross Country Results

A course of 2 halves at Harcourt Hill: a fairly flat gallop on the grass around the sports pitches, then a proper muddy romp through the woods. Welcome to Antonio to his first British Cross Country, which apparently is rather different from the Spanish version. 

Well done to Hannah for her 3rd place, leading the Eynsham ladies to 4th place in Division 2 on the day, while the ERR men overcame a few notable absences to finish 7th in Division 1. Thus far for the season, the our ladies are 6th and the men 7th.

There were 132 finishers in the women's race, and 248 in the men's.

Race Forename Surname Position Time
U9 Girls and Boys




Florence    Wetherald       46





U11 Girls




Julia Storey 30





U11 Boys




Joe Ferrier 30

Alexander   Bishop 32

Oly Frost 46





U13 Boys




Owen Storey 38 11.13





Women




Hannah Hale 3 25.57

Gemma Ferrier 48 31.12

Jackie Pinnock 64 32.25

Tess Evans 67 32.37

Kate Williamson 76 33.37

Tara Lawfull 88 34.18

Cecilia Dahlsio 90 34.37

Rain Newton-Smith 100 35.46

Jane Larbalestier 116 39.27

Elaine Butler 120 39.54

Marisa Keeley 123 40.20

Julia Pool 127 41.54





Men




Robert Storey 39 37.47

Ben Pollard 65 39.37

Mark Baker 72 40.04

Dafydd Warburton 93 41.40

Graham Bridges 94 41.44

Mark Callaghan 96 41.56

Ewan Macdonald 104 42.46

Alex Frost 109 43.02

Simon Walker 120 43.38

Arthur McEwan-James 134 44.46

Luke Creasey 170 46.56

Mark Schofield 174 47.21

Tom Baker 177 47.26

Antonio Reche 182 47.41

Mark Creasey 192 48.32

Alastair Graham 207 49.56

Steve Butler 218 51.32

Andy Goodwin 222 52.08

Tony Whitlock 230 55.16

Paul Creasey 239 57.57
 

 

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