Race Results 29/09/19

30 September 2019 - By James Blackshaw

XC Relays

From Brigid W – “We had 21 runners out at Writtle yesterday and, for the first time this week, the rain held off and the sun came out. It was great to have some of our newer members taking part in the Essex Champs for the first time. Everybody seemed to enjoy the course the great team camaraderie.”

 

23rd out of 57 teams
Heydon	Mizon	00:17:26	00:17:26
Leo	Cole	00:19:25	00:36:51
Scott	Darney	00:17:58	00:54:49
Giles	Sowerby	00:18:40	01:13:29
39th out of 57 teams
Mark	Austin	00:20:17	00:20:17
Alex	Stuckey	00:21:29	00:41:46
Tom	Ashley	00:21:18	01:03:04
Bijay	Lama	00:19:41	01:22:45
13th out of 19 teams
Ruth	Mizon	00:25:27	00:25:27
Tony	Wallen	00:21:19	00:46:46
Brigid	Wallen	00:23:09	01:09:55
David	Jobling	00:23:11	01:33:06
6th out of 47 teams
Hayley	Ellen	00:19:27	00:19:27
Octavia	Singleton	00:21:46	00:41:13
Liz	Stuckey	00:21:29	01:02:42
34th out of 47 teams
Karen	Flowers	00:28:10	00:28:10
Sasha	Rush	00:31:37	00:59:47
Anita	Granger	00:24:05	01:23:52
39th out of 47 teams
Dawn	Shilling	00:27:24	00:27:24
Natalie	Lilley	00:30:34	00:57:58
Julia	Bacon	00:27:40	01:25:38

 

Maldon Half Marathon

Much silverware was had by our girls and guys in black & gold, with the teams bringing home three 1st places!

• 1st Overall Team: Stephen Sawyer, Damien Walsh, Andrew Smith & Lydia Bazzard
• 1st Male Team: Stephen Sawyer, Damien Walsh, Andrew Smith, Rich Green
• 1st Female Team: Lydia Bazzard, Maxine Leech, Nicola Dallinger, Jodee Mayer

Full WRC Results:

8	Stephen Sawyer	01:27:12
13	Damien Walsh	01:29:46
14	Andrew Smith	01:29:48
45	Lydia Bazzard	01:45:48
54	Rich Green	01:47:18
124	Maxine Leech	02:03:13
128	Ross Silverton	02:03:54
147	James Attenborough	02:06:11
152	Lisa Leader	02:07:51
153	Kevin Slattery	02:07:57
189	Nicola Dallinger	02:17:59
231	Jodee Mayer	02:33:52

Chelmsford and Blackwater Trail Marathon

Alex Field was at this run hosted by Company of Runners, and completed the apparently very muddy course in 4:33:53.

 

Well done everyone, please let me know if I’ve missed your race or result.

 

Thought for the week: “To the world, you are just one person. But to one person, you may just be the world.”