Winter Handicap : 5 miles : 02.10.10 Colin's final handicap after sorting 40 of them over a period of 10 years - and this one was a mass start - due to the taking of Bi-annual photograph causing runners to be standing around already for a LOOOONG time.... Kevin Julian was running slightly better than the par that Colin had set him and came home first to also win the handicap. Birthday-girl-on-the-day, Sue Capper, finished slightly behind Birthday-girl-the-following-day, Janet Bunce - both slightly out of breathe from singing Happy Birthday To You, to each other and to themselves all the way round the course. It was a mild day and the Forest was not all that muddy tho there were a couple of splodgy places. There were 36 finishers - and here's a final word from Colin... "Hi All, This was unusual in that I had problems logging all the performances this summer, but I have used the proper handicaps but using fewer races. However, as you see, the winner was also the fastest man. This does not and should not happen but Kevin was the only runner who raced to par, running to 100%. All the rest of you appeared not to have run well at all and suffered in the softer conditions. Andrew Dodd is succeeding me after 10 happy years and 40 Handicaps. I will be assisting him to start with so you should not notice the difference. Andrew came third - his best result so far – could he win his own handicap? It’s been done before! Colin" Pix here Pos. H’cap Time H’cap Actual Time Pos. Actual Time 1 Kevin Julian Ms V 40 28 18 5 0 33 18 1 K Julian 33 18 2 R Setters Ms V 60 29 22 12 40 42 2 2 N Mcgoun 34 18 3 Andrew Dodd Ms V 40 29 52 11 0 40 52 3 P Cates 35 48 4 Hayley Barron Fs V 35 30 15 13 20 43 35 4 P Mchugh 37 40 5 Steve Bunce Ms V 50 30 48 11 20 42 8 5 A Frost 37 58 6 Malcolm Maclannan Ms V 50 30 52 15 40 46 32 6 M Martin 39 21 7 Glyn Sayer Ms V 60 31 28 17 40 49 8 7 S Colley 39 30 8 Adrian Frost Ms V 50 31 38 6 20 37 58 8 S Adams 39 59 9 Clive Mills Ms V 40 31 38 11 40 43 18 9 T Wright 40 18 10 Paul Cates Ms V 40 32 8 3 40 35 48 10 A Dodd 40 52 11 Neil Mcgoun Ms Sen 32 18 2 0 34 18 11 R Green 41 21 12 Steve Adams Ms V 40 32 19 7 40 39 59 12 B Jousiffe 41 22 13 Andrea Mcqueen Fs V 45 32 31 15 40 48 11 13 R Setters 42 2 14 Roger Green Ms V 60 32 41 8 40 41 21 14 S Bunce 42 8 15 Bob Jousiffe Ms V 60 32 42 8 40 41 22 15 L Clifford 42 33 16 Alan Godbold Ms V 40 33 1 11 20 44 21 16 P Bulaitis 42 42 17 Pete Bulaitis Ms V 50 33 2 9 40 42 42 17 C Mills 43 18 18 John Barrett Ms V 40 33 6 16 20 49 26 18 H Barron 43 35 19 Regis Martin Ms V 60 33 21 6 0 39 21 19 B Lewis 44 1 20 Lisa Clifford Fs V 35 33 33 9 0 42 33 20 A Godbold 44 21 21 P Williams Ms V 60 33 42 12 40 46 22 21 K Brett 45 23 22 Pete Mchugh Ms Sen 34 0 3 40 37 40 22 V Wilson 46 16 23 Belinda Lewis Fs V 35 34 21 9 40 44 1 23 P Williams 46 22 24 Michala Drake Fs V 35 34 51 18 0 52 51 24 M Maclannan 46 32 25 Roger Albury Ms V 50 35 12 13 0 48 12 25 p Robinson 46 52 26 Pete Deadman Ms V 60 35 27 14 20 49 47 26 A Mcqueen 48 11 27 Paul Robinson Ms V 50 35 32 11 20 46 52 27 R Albury 48 12 28 Stuart Colley Ms Sen 35 50 3 40 39 30 28 G Sayer 49 8 29 Victor Wilson Ms V 60 35 56 10 20 46 16 29 J Barrett 49 26 30 Katy Brett Fs Sen 36 23 9 0 45 23 30 P Deadman 49 47 31 Tim Wright Ms V 40 36 38 3 40 40 18 31 A De asha 51 58 32 Frances Oakley Fs V 45 39 17 14 40 53 57 32 M Drake 52 51 33 Kay Holford Fs V 45 40 7 23 0 63 7 33 F Oakley 53 57 34 Anne De asha Fs V 45 40 38 11 20 51 58 34 J Bunce 60 45 35 Sue Capper Fs V 45 42 22 20 20 62 42 35 S Capper 62 42 36 Janet Bunce Fs V 45 45 25 15 20 60 45 36 K Holford 63 7 Essex League : One Tree Hill : 09.10.10 Almost tropical temperatures and a view of the Thames made the first race of the Essex League slightly unusual. A slighlty depleted Orion mens team still took 19 runners, including the only declared Vet 70s in Mike Rosbrook and an overtrained Alan Dickin. Danny Penfold again won the battle of the Dannys leading the team home ahead of Danny Moses. They were followed by an unwell Jack Stroud and Auberon won the battle of the Halls, despite. stopping to take his spikes off, beating older brother Ben by 20 seconds, with Neil McGoun making up the scoring 6. Then came the Vets to make up the B Team: Dave Brock narrowly beat Kevin Julian, followed by Tim Wright and "just jogging round" Gerry Shaw, then youngsters Andrew Warner and Regis Martin. Even despite the injuries, absences and illnesses, the men finished 3rd overall out of 21 teams. A strong run by returning to fitness Natalie Kipps saw her finish 8th. She was supported by Liza Clifford, Katy Brett and Anne de Asha. Even with the minimum 4 women, the team managed to finish 9th of the 19th teams- though we desperately need more women to turn out next time! RESULTS Greater Maitland 5K Road, Maitland City, Florida USA: 09.10.10 Shay Joyce won the 6th Annual Greater Maitland 5K Road Race in Maitland City, Florida US in his Orion Vest as always! Over 500 runners and walkers took part in this established annual race starting and finishing at the aptly named Orangewood, Maitland being famous for its part in the Florida Citrus Fruit production industry. Shay ran away from the field to win by nearly 2 minutes. The event raised money for two local charities. 1 SHAY JOYCE OH 986 25 1 16:54.0 2 ANDREW WILSON MAITLAND FL 882 16 2 18:47.9 3 ROQUE NUNEZ ORLANDO FL 913 49 3 19:02.0 32nd Annual Rattlesnake Run, San Antonio, FL : 5.5 Miles Multi-Terrain Race : 16.10.10 1 28:07 Lee Stephens 30 St. Petersburg 2 28:54 Eric Hall 31 Tampa 3 28:58 Shay Joyce 25 UK (Orion H) 351 finished Palma Marathon, Mallorca : 17.10.10 Sue Capper celebrated her birthday at the Handicap and immediately went gong-hunting! She had a good race, finishing 5th in her age group... Onwards and upwards, Sue! 237 5 F46 » Capper, Suzan (GBR) OH W60 05:36:17 1322 finishers Amsterdam Marathon : 17.10.10 The Orion team had a great weekend in Amsterdam with a number of PB's in the Marathon and 1/2 Marathon from Julie, Andrea, Michaela, Chris and fine performances from the others pictured. Amsterdam is a well organised and friendly race day, the marathon starting and finishing in the Olympic Stadium with supporters cheering from the stands in bright winter sunshine. Full Results(not easy to pick out...) Marathon: Julie Robinson 3:35:21 - PB, John Hanlon 3:43:15, Charly Fullilove 3:47:28, Andrea Macqueen 3:59:09 - PB, Kym Hudson 3:59:09, Chris Love 4:59:38 - PB, 1/2 Marathon: Michala Drake 1:56:40 - PB, Janet Edwards 2:01:40 Blackheath + Bexley Mob : Bexley : 7.5 miles : 20.11.10 On a great day for racing, good course, soft but not too muddy in ideal conditions, a combination of Blackheath's best team for many years (71) and Orion's weakest (only 32), meant there could be only one winning team on the day. The field was led home GB international Michael Skinner, despite getting lost in the first mile! First home for us was Ben Hall, half a minute down on 2 years ago, but only 3 seconds adrift of 2nd place. Ben was followed by new boy Colin Read, an out of sorts Auberon Hall and a returning to fitness Kevin Julian. Not content with giving Blackheath a numerical advantage, Paul and Claire Stockings, Charlie Crump and Andy Coleman (who still managed to come 43rd) felt the need to give the field a lap head start to help Blackheath to their first victory over us in 10 years. Special mention to injured new dad, Regis Martin putting aside injuries for his first race since the birth of baby Jayden. We need to do better in the home match against Ranelagh on December 11 (who had 80 runners in their first mobmatch this season) and away at South London. Kevin Wood's pix Mike Peel of B+B's Pix and results Orion had an impressive amount of chubby people slithering through the slats of the fence at the stile, rather than leaping over athletically. But at least they performed and performed well against overwhelming odds... This web-guy's fat belly didn't even reach the start-line! min sec 1 1 SKINNER Michael 0 BH 45 : 12 2 34 RAYNER Andy 0 BH 48 : 27 3 69 GIBBINS Alex 0 BH 48 : 27 4 116 HALL Ben 0 OH 48 : 30 5 7 DARLING Jamie 0 BH 49 : 58 6 43 RYAN Daniel 0 BH 50 : 46 7 118 READ Colin 0 OH 51 : 06 8 122 HALL Auberon 0 OH 51 : 17 9 35 PRENDERGAST Eamon 0 BH 51 : 28 10 8 KINSEY Nick 0 BH 51 : 30 11 115 JULIAN Kevin 0 OH 51 : 36 12 51 TURNER Glen 0 BH 51 : 44 13 59 EVANS Gareth 0 BH 51 : 49 14 41 MAY Kevin 0 BH 51 : 57 15 64 PRISTLEY Roy 0 BH 52 : 14 16 109 WRIGHT Tim 0 OH 52 : 49 17 111 BRAYBROOK Colin 0 OH 53 : 17 18 124 McGOUN Neil 0 OH 53 : 41 19 23 TUCKER Andy 0 BH 53 : 51 20 120 BROCK Dave 0 OH 54 : 03 21 121 WARNER Andrew 0 OH 54 : 24 22 114 HAPPE Joe 0 OH 54 : 28 23 113 HOPKINSON Giles 0 OH 55 : 06 24 3 BRADEN Ross 0 BH 55 : 10 25 45 BUTLER Jennie (L) 0 BH 55 : 18 26 30 McSHANE Brendan 0 BH 55 : 26 27 25 BRADSHAW Jane (L) 0 BH 55 : 52 28 110 BROADBENT Quin 0 OH 56 : 07 29 21 WILLIAMS Garry 0 BH 56 : 10 30 53 COOK Gary 0 BH 56 : 14 31 11 KEEN Cliff 0 BH 56 : 19 32 65 PICKUP Andrea (L) 0 BH 56 : 21 33 54 HALL Richard 0 BH 56 : 35 34 103 SHAW Gerry 0 OH 56 : 43 35 50 PAIRMAN Steve 0 BH 56 : 52 36 60 GENTLE Chris 0 BH 57 : 06 37 19 BURFORD Peter 0 BH 57 : 27 38 22 WATLING Mark 0 BH 57 : 30 39 39 ELLISON Mark 0 BH 57 : 33 40 123 HART James 0 OH 57 : 35 41 56 STOCKS Adrian 0 BH 58 : 00 42 58 COATES Graham 0 BH 58 : 37 43 129 COLEMAN Andy 0 OH 58 : 46 44 112 MARTIN Regis 0 OH 58 : 56 45 125 ANDREWS John 0 OH 59 : 01 46 13 GRIFFIN Con 0 BH 59 : 05 B+B's 29th finisher 47 15 LAWES Andy 0 BH 59 : 32 48 108 BENNETT Bill 0 OH 59 : 52 49 27 DOWLING Sarah (L) 0 BH 59 : 58 50 40 REYNOLDS Julie (L) 0 BH 60 : 44 51 10 RICHES Andy 0 BH 60 : 44 52 46 JONES Mick 0 BH 61 : 01 53 14 PIKE Chris 0 BH 61 : 17 54 9 STERLING Gerald 0 BH 61 : 40 55 36 BELAON Sarah (L) 0 BH 61 : 47 56 63 PRATTEN Kate (L) 0 BH 62 : 09 57 6 ROGERS Peter 0 BH 62 : 32 58 55 PHELAN Jim 0 BH 62 : 39 59 17 ELMQVIST Sarah (L) 0 BH 62 : 41 60 117 HALL Graham 0 OH 63 : 10 61 119 BAKER Grant 0 OH 63 : 19 62 49 PARKIN Clare (L) 0 BH 63 : 23 63 130 STOCKINGS Paul 0 OH 63 : 48 64 57 CARTON David 0 BH 63 : 53 65 29 FENWICK John 0 BH 64 : 21 66 33 BROWN Rob 0 BH 64 : 31 67 20 SWATTON Iain 0 BH 65 : 04 68 37 READ Glen 0 BH 65 : 35 69 68 BATTER Bernie 0 BH 65 : 51 70 106 BULGITIS Peter 0 OH 65 : 59 71 26 SIMMONDS Trevor 0 BH 66 : 05 72 104 EMERY Dean 0 OH 66 : 10 73 16 DUFFY-PENNY Keith 0 BH 66 : 16 74 44 EASTBURY J (L) 0 BH 66 : 34 75 24 WETHERILT Barry 0 BH 66 : 49 76 70 JONES-BALDOCK C L 0 BH 67 : 03 77 12 LEAL David 0 BH 67 : 09 78 105 EMERY Paul 0 OH 67 : 14 79 4 TURNER John E 0 BH 67 : 27 80 128 THORPE Adam 0 OH 67 : 39 81 67 BRETT Luke 0 BH 67 : 41 82 52 HILLS Paul 0 BH 67 : 54 83 48 KANE Melody (L) 0 BH 68 : 02 84 42 COMPTON Mark 0 BH 68 : 18 85 127 ROBINSON Julie (L) 0 OH 68 : 48 86 38 CILIA Anne (L) 0 BH 69 : 04 87 47 JONES Jessica (L) 0 BH 69 : 37 88 107 ROBINSON Paul 0 OH 70 : 15 89 31 APPLETON David 0 BH 71 : 20 90 18 GODSELL Helen (L) 0 BH 72 : 05 91 66 ROBERTS Neil 0 BH 72 : 30 92 71 HORTON Peter 0 BH 73 : 43 93 126 HANLON John 0 OH 73 : 50 94 2 McDONOUGH A (L) 0 BH 74 : 33 95 102 STANLEY David 0 OH 75 : 26 OH's 29th finisher 96 28 HOLLINGDALE Steve 0 BH 76 : 06 97 101 DEADMAN Pete 0 OH 78 : 13 98 61 JELLY Alison (L) 0 BH 79 : 45 99 32 ILLINGWORTH Colin 0 BH 83 : 31 100 131 STOCKINGS Claire 0 OH 85 : 25 101 132 CRUMP Charlie 0 OH 85 : 35 102 5 TURNER Maz (L) 0 BH 87 : 14 103 62 ORTON Wilf 0 BH 93 : 26 Starters Finishers Points OH 32 32 1294 B&B 71 71 680 Total 103 103 29 runners to score Guts & Glory 13km Off Road Multi-Terrain Race :21.11.10 : Bures Pits, Colchester Shay Joyce takes on glorious mud in Britain’s muckiest race. Race Organisers "Mucky Races" pride themselves on organising some of the toughest, muddiest, wettest off-road running events in the South East. They run where others fear to tread! So it was on Sunday 21st November 2010 at Bures Pits, Colchester in Essex. This event was run on one of the toughest terrains possible and included wading/swimming through waist/chest deep water-filled pits, crossing mud-filled tracks, scrabbling up and down near vertical, mud-covered hills and dealing with lots of mud. Plus miles of woodland and tracks. This race was billed as the muddiest and wettest 8 mile run you will ever do! There are no mile markers and only one water station. You need to be fit, determined and willing to go beyond the limits. What’s so mucky about The Guts & Glory 8 Miler? Mud, water and lots of it. It’s not just a few patches here and there, but long sections of the course are submerged under layer upon layer of freezing cold, thick mud. The stuff was like a mixture of clay and quicksand, so the only way to get through it was to wade forward as fast as possible. If you stopped to catch your breath, you’d start sinking. The venue, Bures pit is used as a testing ground for four-wheel-drive cars, trucks and other vehicles so it needs to be difficult enough to put off-road vehicles through their paces. There are a few flat cross-country sections with startled deer bolting from the bushes which is soon broken up by fences that need vaulting, hills so steep it’s easier to go up on all fours at its steepest point and many of the competitors chose to go down, sliding on their arse! and pools of thick and gluey mud. At the end most exhausted, discoloured finishers said it was brilliant and unlike any race they'd done before. Some said the usual 'Never Again'. The mud gets everywhere and congeals around your lower legs and trainers, turning your feet into concrete-like blocks that make running the undulating course even harder. Several lost trainers on the way despite warnings from the organisers to tie laces very tightly or shoes would risk being sucked right off. A tough grassy hill faced the runners at 5km and 10km which they had to run up and down four times before getting back on to the flat track was a reel killer. The first incline was fine, but there wasn’t enough time on the way down to catch your breath before going back up again and so on. There were also long stretches of dry, compacted mud, which jarred every bone in your body after coming out of the sloppy, wet mud. The final kilometre is back near the start where all the spectators can stand above the action on a platform and cheer on the runners. There was a huge muddy trench just before a big hill climb, and the crowd spurred everyone on the sprint through the mud, resulting in a lot of people going face first into it. There were around 320 Starters with 293 finishers, many dropped out after the first lap. Orion's Shay Joyce finished in an excellent second place, Shay was delighted to get around in once piece after losing his footing and going completely under water twice in two of the deepest pits, one of which he had to swim out of. Shay lost touch with the race winner after these two mishaps which happened in close succession and having to clamber out drenched from head to toe in freezing muddy water. Shay said that after going under the water it took his breath away and took a while to recover. Shay soldiered on and was well clear of the third placed runner by the race finish and he suffered aches and pains for several days after and went down with the Flu. But he still enjoyed the unique challenge! *** Also MUDDIED in this outing, we have been belatedly informed, was a stalwart trio of Orion Women: 275 CAROLE CROSS 151 48 20 F 40-99 2:11:59.9 OH 276 JANET EDWARDS 136 55 21 F 40-99 2:12:00.0 OH 277 LYNDSEY JONES 168 40 22 F 40-99 2:12:00.3 OH. Great fun had by all. Strange age-range, though...40 to 99... ...maybe it was the mud-packs? "It was a tough run and thoroughly enjoyable, maybe not in Shay's league but we finished all in one piece!" Results here Photos here Essex Vets : Chigwell Row : 04.12.10 An excellent turn-out by the Orion Vets in all categories - and the splendid depth of numbers (in quality, too - obviously!) helped Orion to win medals at Women, men v40 and v50 groups! The V50 men (Eric Paul, Dave Brock, Gerry Shaw and John Andrews) won bronze medals in the team race. Both the Veteran Women (Mary Armitage, Christine Inch, Hayley Barron and Kym Hudson) and the V40 men (Kevin Julian, Tim Wright, Joe Happe, Giles Hopkinson) won silver medals in their respective team races by 2 points. A fine performance, folks!V40 MEN 1 644 Allen Smalls V40 Colchester H 33 11 2 585 Spencer HempstedV40 Ilford 33 14 3 694 Matthew Bland V40 Havering M 33 37 14 739 John Wallis V45 WG&EL 35 49 16 594 Kevin Julian. V45 Orion H 35 54 17 596 Tim Wright V40 Orion H 35 56 21 592 Joe Happe. V40 Orion H 37 09 24 593 Giles Hopkinson. V40 Orion H 37 37 30 702 Neil Swift V45 Orion H 38 34 43 599 Jim Dawson V45 Orion H 40 42 49 657 Steve Adams V45 Eton Manor 41 55 58 701 Grant Baker V45 Orion H 43 51 75 finished TEAMS: 1 Ilford 56 2 Orion H 78 3 Springfield S 80 9 teams completed V50 MEN 1 352 Iain Campbell V50 Ilford 33 35 2 282 Mick Bridgeland V50 Chelmsford 33 45 3 278 Dave Butler V55 Billericay S 34 41 4 366 Eric Paul. V50 Orion H 35 16 5 372 David Brock V50 Orion H 36 44 15 367 Gerry Shaw. V50 Orion H 38 59 23 307 Adrian Frost V50 Eton Manor 40 05 29 575 Steve Herington V60 WG&EL 41 00 32 369 John Andrews. V50 Orion H 41 30 33 368 Bill Bennett. V50 Orion H 41 40 36 379 Phil Hernon V50 Orion H 42 09 60 376 Steve Bunce V50 Orion H 47 29 62 304 Roger Albury V50 Eton Manor 47 52 80 310 Glyn Sayer V65 Eton Manor 53 09 86 378 Pete Deadman V65 Orion H 57 32 87 finished TEAMS: 1 Ilford 35 2 Chelmsford 40 3 Orion H 56 9 Orion H 'B' 215 15 teams completed VET WOMEN 1 75 Sarah Stradling V35 Colchester H 35 32 2 241 K Gundersen V35 WG & EL 38 10 3 76 Annette Oakman V35 Colchester H 38 36 14 192 Mary Armitage V45 Orion H 45 36 15 191 Christine Inch V50 Orion H 46 06 26 194 Hayley Barron V35 Orion H 48 21 29 195 Kym Hudson V50 Orion H 49 17 37 196 Karen Allworthy V50 Orion H 51 28 41 203 Frances Oakley V45 Orion H 52 46 46 94 Sacha Ackland V35 Eton Manor 54 32 47 204 Rachel Bradbury V45 Orion H 54 39 48 199 Anne De Asha V50 Orion H 55 49 52 95 Christina Watson V50 Eton Manor 57 19 55 200 Janet Bunce V55 Orion H 60 20 57 201 Suzan Capper V60 Orion H 63 35 59 FINISHED TEAMS: 1 Chelmsford 47 2 Orion H 84 3 Ilford 86 7 Orion H 'B' 173 8 teams completed Ranelagh Mob : 7.5 miles : 11.12.10 click here for race pix by Gail Hanlon Results from Nigel White. 1 825 Ben Hall OH 49.02 2 824 A Hall OH 49.51 3 830 D Moses OH 51.03 4 862 B Jenkins OH 51.13 5 863 N McGoun OH 51.51 6 838 H Wyber OH 52.02 7 833 T Wright OH 52.07 8 869 A WilliamsOH 52.28 9 870 D Brock OH 52.44 10 400 M Snaith RAN 52.56 11 820 K Julian OH 53.26 12 377 T Maguire RAN 53.46 13 808 C BraybrookOH 54.21 14 805 J Happe OH 54.37 15 390 P Faull RAN 55.29 16 837 G HopkinsonOH 55.31 17 398 C Owens RAN 55.54 18 281 K Clarke RAN 55.56 19 836 A Warner OH 55.59 20 392 T Mockett RAN 56.11 21 821 P Tarrier OH 56.33 22 807 J Wallis OH 56.36 23 832 V Gill (L)OH 56.38 24 848 S Colley OH 56.43 25 827 Bix Hall OH 56.51 26 851 N Swift OH 57.01 27 817 G Shaw OH 57.17 28 852 A Frost OH 58.02 29 857 J Hart OH 58.19 30 388 C Bundhun RAN 58.48 31 822 A Vince OH 58.56 32 986 BickerstaffRAN 59.13 33 864 Q BroadbentOH 59.37 34 853 A Essam OH 59.48 35 844 S Chate OH 60.04 36 814 J Dawson OH 60.10 37 376 M Peace RAN 60.18 38 395 S Burrell RAN 60.21 39 831 A Lunn OH 60.40 40 840 J Andrews OH 60.50 Orion's 30th Finisher 41 826 G Hall OH 61.40 42 847 B Green OH 61.48 43 399 A WoodhouseRAN 61.51 44 806 B Bennett OH 61.59 45 987 C Read RAN 62.15 46 861 C HorsburghOH 62.21 47 839 S Adams OH 63.59 48 382 S Prosser L RAN 65.08 49 823 S Langton OH 65.22 50 379 A Fordham RAN 65.46 51 397 D Wright RAN 65.56 52 818 S Allen OH 66.46 53 801 G MessengerOH 67.00 54 988 S Rowland RAN 67.06 55 815 P Bulaitis OH 67.20 56 868 D Emery OH 67.38 57 867 A Weller OH 67.43 58 855 B Jousiffe OH 67.46 59 842 M Armitage L OH 68.00 60 866 I Hunter OH 68.07 61 383 T Anderson RAN 68.10 62 989 L Poars RAN 68.28 63 849 C Inch (L) OH 68.36 64 846 P Emery OH 68.50 65 841 M Clarke OH 68.50 66 387 C Naish RAN 69.53 67 809 R Bloom OH 70.05 68 856 B Dawson OH 70.14 69 828 L Clifford L OH 70.23 70 992 C Camacho RAN 70.24 71 845 N Hopkinson L OH 70.27 72 990 P Fordham RAN 70.33 73 843 C Wagh L OH 70.44 74 813 P Williams OH 71.01 75 386 J O'Brian RAN 71.15 76 854 R Albury OH 71.17 77 850 A Legg (L) OH 71.47 78 859 S Bunce OH 72.53 79 811 M Rosbrook OH 73.08 80 865 P Robinson OH 74.07 81 380 J Hewitt L RAN 74.22 82 835 K Hudson (L) OH 74.25 83 394 I Grange RAN 75.18 84 282 P Warren RAN 76.33 85 834 J Hanlon OH 77.10 86 819 R Green OH 78.15 87 816 D Stanley OH 78.21 88 810 M Donnelly L OH 79.00 89 991 V Wilson OH 79.00 90 384 S Forrest L RAN 80.08 91 812 P Deadman OH 80.25 92 802 K AllworthyL OH 80.47 93 389 R Kitchen RAN 80.58 94 803 R Bradbury L OH 81.07 95 396 P Aiken RAN 83.21 96 381 K Bangham L RAN 84.27 Ranelagh's 30th Finisher 97 385 H MartingellL RAN 84.27 98 985 T Reay RAN 86.35 99 393 A Songu-MbriwaRAN 88.55 100 829 S Ackland L OH 89.59 101 858 J Bunce (L) OH 92.33 102 391 P Lowman RAN 92.37 103 860 S Capper L OH 101.18 Mob Match Result: 30 to score OH 591 RAN 1478 (approximately... An unidentifed runner [now known to be Ranelagh] was unrecognised in the initial calculation... This web guy's not smart enough to really work it out. This is better than the erstwhile 1673, though...) DNF D Penfold OH 7.5 mile Handicap by Andrew Dodd Andrew assures us that he gave no special handicap privilege to the current Captain or the previous one. (This is a - minimally - amended handicap. Adjusted from the first published, not affecting the winner.) 1 T Wright 45 23 2 D Brock 46 49 3 Ben Hall 47 2 4 N McGoun 47 3 5 A Hall 47 17 6 J Andrews 47 22 7 G Hopkinson 47 22 8 N Swift 47 23 9 S Colley 47 31 10 J Dawson 47 49 11 D Emery 47 49 12 G Hall 48 1 13 J Hart 48 23 14 P Deadman 48 32 15 K Julian 48 34 16 A Warner 48 38 17 J Happe 48 39 18 G Shaw 48 42 19 A Frost 48 47 20 A Essam 48 58 21 V Gill (L) 49 6 22 A Lunn 49 7 23 N Hopkinson (L) 49 8 24 R Albury 49 14 25 C Braybrook 49 25 26 P Emery 49 31 27 I Hunter 49 52 28 M Armitage (L) 49 53 29 M Rosbrook 49 53 30 H Wyber 49 55 31 Q Braodbent 49 58 32 B Bennett 49 58 33 C Inch (L) 50 9 34 P Bulaitis 50 10 35 M Clarke 50 34 36 G Messenger 50 39 37 D Stanley 50 48 38 K Hudson (L) 50 57 39 D Moses 51 3 40 P Williams 51 3 41 J Wallis 51 6 42 P Robinson 51 10 43 A Vince 51 15 44 P Tarrier 51 20 45 S Adams 51 26 46 J Hanlon 51 34 47 Bix Hall 51 59 48 J Bunce (L) 52 35 49 B Jousiffe 52 44 50 S Bunce 53 24 51 A Weller 53 30 52 R Bradbury (L) 53 31 53 L Clifford (L) 53 50 54 B Dawson 53 52 55 S Capper (L) 55 18 56 A Legg (L) 55 40 57 V Wilson 57 22 58 S Ackland (L) 58 57 59 R Green 63 47 60 K Allworthy (L) 78 48 60 C Wagh (L) New Member No Recent History 60 S Chate New Member No Recent History 60 B Jenkins New Member No Recent History 60 B Green Junior No Recent History 60 A Williams New Member No Recent History 66 C Horsburgh GUEST 66 S Langton GUEST 66 S Allen GUEST 66 R Bloom GUEST 66 M Donnelly (L) GUEST Ilford AC : 10 MILES xc : Hainault Forest : 02.01.11 Orion start the year with an early mob match win! We took a strong team of 14 runners to Ilford's 10 mile cross country race and beat them in the 10 a side mobmatch, despite being outnumbered. It is a good cross country course and it was cold, but not as muddy as it can be. Individual glory for Bob Jousiffe, who recovered from his stomach problems, ran strongly to win the men v60 prize. The team were led home by a back in form Neil McGoun in 6th a minute ahead of Kevin Julian. Then followed some good packing with Brian Jenkins, Tim Wright, Dave Brock and Colin Braybrook in close succession. The rest of the scoring 10 were Bill Bennett, Andy Lunn, Giles Hopkinson and Bob Jousiffe (just edging out Dean Emery). Mary Armitage was our only lady to brave the course, finishing just behind Pete Bulaitis. Results HERE Essex XC Championships : Hadleigh : 08.01.11 Report from Jane Farrier OH’ young runners were out in force last weekend competing in the prestigious Essex Cross-Country Championships in Hadleigh. Leading the way for the Chingford club was Natalie Kipps who has come through the clubs junior structure. Natalie produced an incredible run to storm home in third place in a high quality field. To put this achievement into perspective, her bronze medal was the first senior medal that Orion has ever won at top county level. Daniel Penfold also shone brightly, showing great determination to win the silver medal in the Under 20 Men’s race, holding off a number of excellent athletes to produce an xcellent finish. Adam Essam also excelled in racing home in 15th place. Orion’s junior runners all played their part in ensuring that the club achieved its best-ever set of results at this meeting, most noticeably at the Under 13 girls’ level where in the team event, the silver medal was won against a number of other highly regarded clubs. The Under 13 boys also tasted glory with a bronze medal, an achievement matched by the Under 15 boys. Orion’s successful afternoon was all the more remarkable as the hilly course and exceptionally muddy conditions underfoot made this the most difficult meeting that the local athletes will encounter this season. All competitors found this a most incredibly challenging course. In the individual events, for the Under 13 girls, Evangeline Foster finished in 7th place, ably supported by Madeline Carr (12th), Kate Inch (15th), Sophie Grant (19th) and Melissa Cleary (41st). For the Under 13 boys, there were strong runs by Daniel Richards (6th), George Day (12th), Ben Pattison (23rd) and Teddy Johnson (26th). For the Under 15 girls, Orion’s young Essex runner Georgia Tuckfield again showed her class with a second place finish within a large field of competitors. Sydney Taylor also finished strongly to finish in a very creditable seventh place and Heather Marshall managed 33rd place. Orion’s Under 15 boys’ contingent also equipped themselves very well, boosted by Cheyenne Antoine-Chagar’s 14th place finish, Matthew Boyce finishing in 16th, Jack Waller in 28th, Daniel Wellard-Jeffs in 31st and Alex McKerrell in 35th. Daniel and Alex were making their debuts for the club and performed admirably on this big occasion. There was an excellent display of perseverance by Armannie Antoine-Chagar in the Under 17 girls’ event with a superb third place. For the Under 17 boys, Alex Gordon came home in 33rd position, Bix Hall in 36th and Buddy Green finished in 39th place. Click Here for Results Grovelands Park Run : 15.01.11 Nice 5k course not that far from Chingford EVERY Saturday at 9am for anybody looking for a bit of speedwork when no race on. Joe (aka The Winner!) Happe flew the flag for Orion on Saturday. Great Bentley Half Marathon : 06.02.11 Nice flat course but blowing an absolute gale! Full results and photos here 1 1:08:33.9 James Connor Kent AC MO 2 1:14:14.3 Chris Sellens Colchester Harriers AC MO 3 1:14:24.8 Gavin Davies Ipswich Jaffa MO 50 1:25:08.8 Joe Happe OH MV40 63 1:26:11.6 Giles Hopkinson OH MV40 83 1:27:52.0 Stuart Colley OH MO 329 1:45:25.4 Julie Robinson OH FV50 351 1:47:06.3 John Hanlon OH MV55 377 1:49:00.4 Andrea Macqueen OH FV45 466 1:54:52.1 Ruth Mercer OH FV50 475 1:55:13.1 Frances Oakley OH FV45 529 1:59:00.9 Jo Tatham OH FV50 549 2:01:02.8 Janet Edwards OH FV55 592 2:04:50.1 Anne De Asha OH FV50 597 2:04:59.6 Nicola Farbridge OH FV45 617 2:06:40.6 Deborah Bumfrey OH FV45 621 2:07:08.0 Sheila Obrien OH FV50 656 2:12:55.0 Chris Love OH MV50 728 finished An American runner... Orion's Shay Joyce this week returned from another successful trip to the USA which featured some memorable races and inspirational performances, competing on both the Florida Road Race circuit and a couple of, "extreme" off road, multi-terrain events. During his October visit Shay scored a Victory in the 6th Annual Greater Maitland 5K Road Race in Maitland City, Florida in 16 minutes and then in the 32nd Annual Rattlesnake Run, a tough 5.5 miles off-road event in San Antonio, he finished third in 28 minutes. Shay then returned to Florida for Jan/Feb and started with 3rd in the Orlando Dick Batchelor Universal 5k, with another 16 minute run. This was a big road race with 2,300 runners competing. He finished 3rd again in the Lakeland City Rotary 5k from another big field of runners. Maitland being famous for its part in Florida's multi-billion dollar Citrus Fruit production industry. His final race before returning to the UK was a notable one, a 5k off-road race at the Orlando Wetlands, Florida State Park and Reserve near the town of Christmas. The course was run around a huge lake and at the pre-race briefing Shay was told that on a good day, you can see 20 or 30 Alligators resting by the footpaths or on the paths with many more in the water!!! Shay said "That was a good incentive to run as fast as I could. Fortunately I didn't come across any Alligators on the day and I wasn't going to hang about or look over my shoulder! They sent a 4x4 truck round as a pace car, ahead of the field to also scare the bonecrushers off. After I took the lead and broke away I ran hard and close up to the truck" said Shay. Shay ran away from the field to win by 2 minutes, smashing the course record and even overtaking the 4x4 lead truck at one point. Shay added "I had to to tell the truck driver to put his foot down as I didn't want to hang about in that swamp and meet any 15 foot Gators! Dick Batchelor 5K Universal Studios, Orlando Florida : 29.01.11 1 Nick Bowerman 15:59 2 Pat Marshall 16:23 3 Shay Joyce (UK Orion H) 16:24 2353 finished Lakeland City Rotary's Twilight 5K, Lakeland, FL : 04.02.11 1 16:09 Lee Stephens 30 St. Petersburg 2 16:18 Scott Mackley 24 Lakeland 3 17:05 Shay Joyce 25 UK (Orion H) 645 finished 7th Annual Orlando Xtreme 5K : 12.02.11 : Orlando Wetlands Park & Reserve, Christmas, Florida 1 Shay Joyce Essex 0:16:59.845 2 Scott L'Heureux Orlando 0:19:18.098 3 Matthew Schmitt Christmas 0:22:07.272 the runner behind Shay... The National, Alton Towers : 19.02.11 : 12k "a mudbath of a course that had to be shortened for safety reasons." Neil McGoun. (I heard that, lurking in the puddles, there was only an alligator or two...) 1 00:35:11 Steve Vernon Stockport Harriers & AC 2 00:35:32 Michael SkinnerBlackheath & Bromley Harriers 3 00:35:59 Tom Lancashire Bolton United Harriers 262 00:43:20 Ben Hall OH 311 00:44:17 Brian Jenkins OH 319 00:44:28 Neil McGoun OH 331 00:44:39 Harold Wyber Woodford Green AC with Essex Ladies 625 00:49:19 Paul Cates Eton Manor AC 820 00:52:46 Adrian Frost Eton Manor AC 922 00:54:54 Michael Cates Eton Manor AC 950 00:55:32 Ian Lambert Eton Manor AC 1055 00:58:28 Steve Adams Eton Manor AC 1137 01:01:12 Graham Hall OH 1249 01:08:51 Pete Deadman OH 1302 finished SLH MobMatch : 7.5M : 26.02.11 Good conditions faced the start the two evenly-matched sides at Farthing Common in South London. The promised heavy rain hadn't all materialised and the course looked muddy, but beautiful as the 32 Orion and 28 SLH runners set off. The leading group settled down quickly with James Cotton, back from the US Shay Joyce, Auberon Hall and injured Dan Penfold with a couple of SLH men taking up the pace. At the end of the 2 lap, 7.5 mile course, Shay had shaken off the pretenders and won by nearly half a minute. 3rd home after a good run and a long absence was James Cotton in 49.42 and 5th was Auberon Hall in 50.57, with Dan having to pull up after a brave effort. Next home was first Vet, 2nd claimer Colin Read. The later runners had to contend with heavy rain and hail in their faces as they made their way up the long climb toward the finish. It was a close match throughout the field, with some good individual battles. In the end, Orion retained the trophy, in the 25 to score match, 616 to 659. While its great that each individual runner that came affected the result, we do need to take more to ensure we win in future! Thank you to everyone who came and particularly to those who supported! And go here to read a great race report from the Maldon Standard! 1 0:48:23 JOYCE, Shay OH 378 1 2 0:48:51 EVANS, Ryan SLH 326 2 3 0:49:42 COTTON, James OH NDB 364 3 4 0:50:03 LENNARD, Kristian SLH 332 4 5 0:50:57 HALL, Auberon OH 384 5 6 0:51:30 READ, Colin OH NDB 379 6 7 0:51:50 WRIGHT, Tim OH MV40 359 7 8 0:51:57 CASSERLEY, Billy SLH 321 8 9 0:51:59 FOSS, John SLH MV50 308 9 10 0:52:03 BELL, Francis SLH NDB 327 10 11 0:52:22 JULIAN, Kevin OH MV40 372 11 12 0:52:45 HAPPE, Joe OH MV40 381 12 13 0:53:02 BRAYBROOK, Colin OH MV40 383 13 14 0:53:30 SEARLE, Stuart SLH 309 14 15 0:53:34 HOPKINSON, Giles OH MV40 380 15 16 0:53:43 GERAGHTY, Jacob SLH 322 16 17 0:53:53 BAKER, David SLH MV40 317 17 18 0:54:39 WOODLAND, Beckie SLH 310 18 19 0:54:51 BROCK, Dave OH MV50 363 19 20 0:55:30 WARNER, Andrew OH 371 20 21 0:55:44 SCARLES, Phil SLH MV40 325 21 22 0:56:09 TAYLOR, Ian SLH MV40 330 22 23 0:56:40 SHAW, Gerry OH MV50 358 23 24 0:57:50 COLLEY, Stuart OH NDB 382 24 25 0:58:02 DAVIS, Andy SLH 331 25 26 0:58:08 BROADBENT, Quin OH MV40 376 26 27 0:58:21 FROST, Adrian OH MV50 356 27 28 0:58:46 EDGINGTON, Clive SLH MV50 313 28 29 0:59:16 IANNELLA, Pam SLH LV45 324 29 30 1:00:28 SAUNDERS, Matthew SLH MV50 318 30 31 1:00:36 BENNETT, Bill OH MV50 370 31 32 1:01:43 GROVES, Peter SLH MV50 305 32 33 1:01:45 IDE, Philip SLH MV50 315 33 34 1:02:40 EVERINGTON, Nick SLH 320 34 35 1:03:29 BAKER, Grant OH MV40 375 35 36 1:04:16 MARTINS, Marketa SLH 312 36 37 1:04:44 HALL, Graham OH MV40 385 37 38 1:05:01 JOUSIFFE, Bob OH MV60 368 38 39 1:05:40 DAWSON, Bernie OH MV40 369 39 40 1:05:44 THORPE, Adam OH NDB 386 40 41 1:05:47 KENT, Toby SLH MV40 314 41 42 1:06:33 CARR, Alastair SLH MV40 329 42 43 1:07:12 WILSON, Lucy OH NDB 387 43 44 1:07:26 GREEN, Roger OH MV60 377 44 45 1:07:53 HUGHES, Harvey SLH MV60 323 45 46 1:08:11 LEE, Ken SLH MV60 319 46 47 1:08:12 WARD, Terry SLH MV60 316 47 48 1:09:39 BULAITIS, Peter OH MV50 367 48 49 1:10:32 WILLIAMS, Paul OH MV40 373 49 50 1:11:26 TREGONING, James SLH 328 50 51 1:11:34 MCNAMARA, Nick SLH MV50 311 51 52 1:17:26 STANLEY, David OH MV50 357 52 53 1:17:50 BARRETT, John OH MV40 362 53 54 1:19:44 DEADMAN, Pete OH MV60 355 54 55 1:19:47 BOUAL, Parmy OH LV35 366 55 56 1:22:30 TIMPSON, Steve OH MV50 388 56 57 1:24:03 ACKLAND, Sacha OH LV35 365 57 58 1:30:15 BUNCE, Janet OH LV45 361 58 The Mercury, Multimob and 10 mile H'cap : 05.03.11 Ben Hall and Claire Thurgood took their titles as club champions on this cloudy but fine spring day. Both runners went ahead early on and dominated their race. The ground WAS soft or, as one "lady" runner described it... "Bleedin' 'orribly muddy!". Orion won the mob match. John Hanlon's photos here Kevin Wood's photos here Nigel White's Full Results here 1 515 B Hall OH 65.44 2 504 S Joyce OH 67.23 3 571 C Lound Dul 67.24 4 597 G Bagnell VPH 67.57 5 525 N Swift OH 71.04 6 529 C Braybrook OH 71.15 7 531 D Brock OH 71.46 8 590 S Raven SS 73.18 9 510 C Thurgood L OH 73.43 10 599 A Williams Wal 73.46 11 573 P Cates EM 73.50 12 586 D Sutton SS 73.58 13 578 A Gounglas L EM 77.45 14 513 J Wallis OH 77.59 15 585 P Jeggo SS 77.59 16 567 M Mann Dul 78.17 17 592 A Frost EM 78.23 18 520 A Essam OH 78.26 19 589 P Stukas SS 78.36 20 527 M Tempest OH 79.42 21 536 J Hart OH 80.05 22 584 J Catmull SS 81.45 23 501 B Bennett OH 81.52 24 522 T Wright OH 81.54 25 583 A Marsh SS 81.58 26 565 A Murray Dul 82.09 27 564 H Balfour Dul 82.30 28 577 E Bright ELT 82.34 29 580 S Dunn EM 82.38 30 593 T Alexandrou SS 84.16 31 568 J Brady Dul 85.51 32 535 A Legg (L) OH 86.21 33 550 V Govender SS 86.24 34 575 P Brandon EM 86.32 35 569 B Dabrowski Dul 87.10 36 533 A Dodd OH 87.59 37 507 E Mullins L Gue 88.20 38 563 R Taylor SS 88.34 39 519 P Bulaitis OH 88.42 40 600 A Stroud SS 89.05 41 576 D Robinson VPH 89.11 42 514 A Thorpe OH 89.30 43 511 M Armitage L OH 90.24 44 508 B Jousiffe OH 90.41 45 572 D West Dul 90.46 46 534 A Weller OH 92.09 47 537 S Bunce OH 92.20 48 582 J Fowler Wal 92.24 49 523 B Dawson OH 92.35 50 518 D Taylor OH 92.36 51 509 P Williams OH 92.57 52 570 Z Woodward L EM 93.36 53 588 S Childs Lou 93.52 54 598 S Bay (L) ELT 93.59 55 560 A Gajbutowier VP 94.18 56 579 L Vacher VPH 94.31 57 574 D Milton SS 94.47 58 512 D Emery OH 96.23 59 505 M Rosbrook OH 97.21 60 562 L Tabraham EM 99.23 61 521 G Corton OH 99.44 62 526 G McKeever OH 100.15 63 524 D Stanley OH 100.41 64 566 E Battson VPH 102.19 65 581 B Nicholls Dul 106.01 66 595 G Sayer EM 106.07 67 596 F Merrigam VPH 106.42 68 506 K Allworthy L OH 106.55 69 503 P Deadman OH 108.08 70 561 R Brittle L EM 112.30 71 528 D Ford OH 115.08 72 594 S Ackland EM 116.20 73 591 C Watson EM 120.50 74 530 S Capper L OH 124.45 75 502 C Love OH 124.45 DNF 532 J Dawson OH Mob Result: Orion H 30 Springfield 101 Dulwich 138 Eton Manor 156 VPH 287 Andrew Dodd's Full H'cap Results Handicap Result: 1 G McKeever OH 2 N Swift OH 3 C Love OH 4 M Armitage (L) OH 5 C Thurgood (L) OH 6 E Battson VPH 7 A Legg (L) OH 8 J Wallis OH 9 S Bunce OH 10 P Williams OH 11 S Capper (L) OH 12 A Thorpe OH 13 B Hall OH 14 D Brock OH 15 A Weller OH 16 G Sayer EM 17 L Vacher VPH 18 J Hart OH 19 P Bulaitis OH 20 P Cates EM 21 S Joyce OH 22 C Braybrook OH 23 D Ford OH 24 A Essam OH 25 M Tempest OH 26 M Rosbrook OH 27 D Taylor OH 28 G Corton OH 29 B Bennett OH 30 D Emery OH 31 D Stanley OH 32 P Deadman OH 33 R Brittle (L) EM 34 A Dodd OH 35 B Jousiffe OH 36 C Watson EM 37 S Ackland EM 38 Z Woodward (L) EM 39 K Allworthy (L) OH 40 T Wright OH 41 B Dawson OH 42 A Frost EM The Orion 15 : 19.03.11 The Fifteen Results (from Nigel White) HERE John Hanlon's pix Cath Wright's pix On possibly the most gloriously bright, bright, sunshiny day the Fifteen has ever been raced - and over solid ground with not a lot of mud,(though there were splashy bits) - the race was well won by Cedric Lassonde of Greenwich Tritons. Many of us thought that Cedric, now of Clapton but originally from Clermont Ferrand in France, had maybe gone off too fast because he was ahead by almost a minute after 5 miles, and this was a such a hot day! But he knows the forest well as he bikes in it often as part of his triathlon training and - coming from the Auvergne - the hills didn't faze him, either. Andrew Reeves was second and first in a long line of Serpentine Striders in the event - they took men's team prize) followed by Orion's own Brian Jenkins, in what was perhaps the best Orion placing since Peter Tarrier won it back in 2000! (Pete finished today in a more sedate -but hugely respectable - 50th position!) Jo Singer of Viccy Park was first woman followed by Elisabet Frankenberg of Leigh on Sea, then Teresa Gaillard De Laubenque - another Serpie! 1st Men's team: Serpentine 1st Vet's team: Serpentine 1st Ladies team: Mornington Chasers Braintree 5 Miles Road Race & Essex Champs : 27.03.11 The second running of the Braintree '5' which this year incorporated the Essex Championships saw an entry of over 400 for this very well organised event, which includes the use of electronic 'chip timing' and is run from an excellent venue with good facilities at the Great Notley Country Park. the well marshalled route with Police support is an undulating rural course starting and finishing in the Skyline 120 Business Park, next to Great Notley Country Park, Braintree. The route goes down Queenborough Lane past Rayne Station, into Rayne Village and then onto the Flitch Way for a few hundred metres before turning back into Rayne, and back home finishing in the business park and a short walk back to the Park pavilion with quality air-tex T-Shirts for all finishers, plenty of bottled water, the pavilion restaurant, showers and a huge car park with easy access and egress. Orion's only entrant on the day was Shay Joyce who had an excellent run, equalling his pb of 27:17 for 6th place in a quality field. There's no doubt Orion's senior men would have featured in the medals had a full team turned out and the Senior Women would have been in with a shout also. full results Physical Shield Relay : Loughton : 29.03.11 Eton Manor (7) 40:42 P Cates 9:57 A Frost 10:17 Orion Men (22) 40:43 Stuart Colley 10:20 Dave Brock 10:12 Giles Hopkinson 10:08 Glenn Gosling 10:03 Dagenham (23) 43:06 Eton Manor Ladies (12) 44:45 C Wagh 11:56 Loughton Juniors (17) 45:09 Loughton Ladies A (3) 47:13 Loughton A (15) 47:20 Eton Manor B (8) 47:26 I Lambert 10:47 S Adams 11:36 G Sayer 14:23 Orion Ladies (21) 49:08 Mary Armitage 11:59 Parmy Roual 14:10 Jon Steele 11.43 Gwen Broadbent 11:16 Loughton B (16) 50:13 Eton Manor C (9) 51:40 Eton Manor Ladies B (13) 51:55 Z Woodward 12:36 P Steere 12:28 S Ackland 13:56 Dagenham Ladies (24) 53:59 Loughton Ladies B (4) 57:31 Loughton Ladies C (5) 57:53
