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WITNEY ROAD RUNNERS

March Results

Published on 4th March 2019 by web editor

Sunday 31st March

Cleevewold 14 mile

Graham Ferris 1.54.32
Brian Moore 2.09.17
Rachel Stanley-Evans 2.17.27
Jamie Jones 2.25.00
Andy Church 2.25.00
Heather Smith 2.28.32 PB

Eton Dorney 20 mile

Craig Gibbin 2.50.07
Lisa Butler 2.51.18
Laura Davies 2.56.25
Lindsey Smith 2.56.43
Lucy Harris 3.01.48

Treehouse 10km

Matt Lock 44.15
Jade Hewlet 44.16 PB 1st SL 3rd Lady
Graham Le Good 46.43
Simon Rhodes 48.37
Louise Rhodes 52.38
Judith Le Good 55.30

 

Saturday 30th March

Oxford parkrun

Graham Le Good 21.45
Simon Rhodes 25.00

Queen Elizabeth parkrun

Sam Upton 17.41 1st
Jen Upton 39.55

Fulham Palace parkrun

Lucy Harris 24.36

Northala Fields parkrun

Dan Wymer 21.24
Tamsyn Wymer 29.53 PB

Harcourt Hill parkrun

Tegid Jones 16.48 1st

Tewkesbury parkrun

Jane Colbeck-McKinnon 26.05

Cirencester parkrun

Anna Flory 25.24

Witney parkrun

Matt Lock 19.25 2nd
Thomas Grantham 19.29
Ben Godwood 21.07
James Webster 21.34
Justin Kamphuis 22.05
Sally Howard 22.38
Stephen Roberts 22.52
Martha Sherwood 22.56
Paul Sherwood 22.57
Robert Green 23.12
Bertie Field 23.43
Charlie Hudson 24.14
Gill Sherwood 26.52
Simon Welch 27.08
Linda Field 27.15
John McCormac 27.21
Isla Crosby 28.12
Lee Vanstone 28.47
Fraser Bisp 28.49
Fiona Tate 31.26

Sunday 24th March

Hastings Half Marathon

Jim Whelan 1.47.25

Forest of Dean Half Marathon

James Clark 1.27.10
Thomas Grantham 1.27.19
Brian Moore 1.36.53
Tony Lock 1.42.07
Rick Parsons 1.42.12
Conrad Bailey 1.46.38
Helen Train 1.51.19
Stephen Roberts 1.55.17
Simon Rhodes 1.59.42
Louise Rhodes 1.59.47
Stephen Ratcliff 1.59.43
Anne Rouget 2.05.00
Trudie Radcliff 2.04.37
Frankie Balkwill 2.30.58

OX5 Run

Matt Lock 30.19
Graham Le Good 37.12
Bertie Field 39.35
Alice Parsons 41.53
Anna Flory 42.51
Judith Le Good 45.16
Linda Field 45.17
Lee Vanston 45.43 PB
Regina Lally 46.29 PB
Trevor Jennings 50.12
Ian Fowler 56.18

 

Saturday 23rd March

Radley Track Open Meeting

800M
Dan Wymer 2:35.96

 

1500M
Tegs Jones 4:31.87
George Reynolds 4:50.02
Dan Wymer 5:25.14

Banbury parkrun

John McCormac 39.21

Forest of Dean parkrun

Jane Colbeck-McKinnnon 27.20
Skye McKinnon 35.15

Hampstead Heath parkrun

Fred Kirby 20.10

Oxford parkrun

Graham Le Good 21.38
Judith Le Good 27.56
Ian Fowler 31.01

Boston parkrun

Roxanne Clark 24.42

Newbury parkrun

Sam Upton 16.49 1st
Jen Upton 30.33

Abingdon parkrun

Alice Parsons 23.26

Blicklington parkrun

James Webster 20.51

Buckingham parkrun

Paul Molyneaux 25.40

Worthing parkrun

Joe Godwood 16.46

Witney parkrun

Tegs Jones 17.48 1st
Matt Lock 20.10
Fraser Howard 21.19
Oliver Shroelkamp 22.33
Robert Green 22.38
Sally Howard 23.26
Harriet Howard 24.07
Bertie Field 24.23
Charlie Hudson 25.48
Justin Kamphuis 26.15
Bethany Jones 26.59
Gill Sherwood 27.42
Paul Sherwood 27.43
Lee Vanstone 27.55
Suzanne Bartington 28.16
Suzanne Reeves 28.43
Fraser Bisp 28.57
Becky Adams 29.07
Regina Lally 29.39
Fiona Tate 31.31
Tamsyn Wymer 32.06

Churchfields Farm parkrun

Andrew Green 26.16

 

Sunday 17th March

Banbury 15 (GP)

Sam Upton 1.28.11 2nd & 1st SM
Gareth Petts 1.28.33 3rd & 2nd SM
Matt Lock 1.30.35 3rd SM
Graham Ferris 1.44.14
Brian Moore 1.59.13
Lindsey Smith 1.59.16 3rd LV45
Billy Rendell 2.03.04
Mel Cassidy 2.03.56
Alice Parsons 2.06.33
Lisa Butler 2.08.07
Lucy Harris 2.08.08
Laura Davies 2.08.08
Simon Rhodes 2.17.01
Louise Rhodes 2.17.17
Lee Vanstone 2.19.34
Sharon Christie 2.25.00 PB
Tracey Moss 2.27.47
Allison Maybrey 2.38.36

Fleet Half Marathon

Tony Lock 1.21.55

Reading Half Marathon

Stan Charles-Jones 1.26.37 PB
Isabel Stubbs 1.33.20
Suzanne Bartlington 1.59.11

Oundle 20 Mile

Rachel Stanley-Evans 2.38.07

Fission 20/20 Mile

Will Downey 2.16.44 PB

Weymouth Half Marathon

Graham Le Good 1.39.48 1st MV65
Judith Le Good 1.59.27 1st LV65

There are not many things to look forward to as you get older but a new age category is something an older runner can get excited about. This March I reached my final running age category, so I had to celebrate this momentous occasion by taking the family away for the weekend and telling them they were all running a half marathon with me.

I chose Weymouth as the seaside seemed a good destination to blow the winter cobwebs away. I wasn’t anticipating Storm Gareth doing such a good job.

Having found an ideal Airbnb accommodation located equidistant from the Weymouth Parkrun and the start of the half marathon, we arrived in a blustery Weymouth on my birthday. Saturday was Parkrun day and the six runners tried to take it gently round the flat fast course.

The half marathon had an 8.30 start on Sunday. A chilly morning but at least the wind had appeared to drop slightly and the sun was making a rare appearance. The family group was Graham and I, Sarah and Simon, son in law Duncan and Simon’s partner Elly. The walk to the start was time to sort out the usual dilemma of what to wear.

The start was the usual chaos and I found myself swept along and running faster than I was intending, but with a following wind and a flat seafront to run along it was easy going. Of course this couldn’t last and turning round into the wind was a lot harder. The course looped through the park where we had done the Parkrun and then back to the seafront and through the town. I hadn’t studied the profile so was surprised to find the course climbing up a steep hill followed by a very scenic but hilly section long the coast with great views. Miles 8 and 9 were seriously slow but fortified with more jelly babies the last two miles were downhill with a following wind so I surprised myself by crossing the line in just under two hours.

We all enjoyed the course, traffic free, some off road and on tracks, lots of variety and very scenic.

The family all were happy Simon, Elly and Duncan got PBs. The oldies got first in their age category and Simon and Sarah got second, so we all had to get on the podium. So that’s what the the Le Goods do on a birthday weekend.

Graham’s birthday is going to be another exciting family weekend. Next instalment in June!

Saturday 16th March

Banbury parkrun

Bertie Field 24.24
Linda Field 28.52
John McCormac 41.30

Cannock Chase parkrun

Becky Adams 28.54

Oxford parkrun

Simon Welch 26.19

Abingdon parkrun

Anna Flory 26.37

Hilly Fields parkrun

Victoria Munday 24.28

Cheltenham parkrun

Andrew Green 24.19

Telford parkrun

Sally Mackie 26.29

Weymouth parkrun

Graham Le Good 22.33
Judith Le Good 27.55

Harcourt Hill parkrun

Lucy Bailey 33.03

Guernsey parkrun

David Rouget 27.31
Anne Rouget 28.45

Witney parkrun

Matt Lock 19.27 2nd
Fraser Howard 20.25
Paul Taylor 22.00
James Webster 23.11
Rob Green 24.13
Oliver Schroelkamp 24.33
Sally Howard 24.33
Harriet Howard 25.05
Alice Parsons 25.09
Lily Sherwood 25.18
Alex Westbrook 25.29
Martha Sherwood 26.34
Roxanne Clark 26.39
Charlie Hudson 27.21
Lee Vanstone 29.17
Fraser Bisp 30.34
Gill Sherwood 30.39
Jane Colbeck-McKinnon 30.40
Regina Lally 31.46
Dan Wymer 31.52
Emily Howard 35.54
Martin Crabb 48.31 Tail Walker

Wendover Woods parkrun

Sam Upton 19.49 1st
Jen Upton 33.36

Sunday 10th March

Barcelona Marathon

Allie Maybrey 5.00.44

The Vitality Big Half

Regina Lally 2.19.13

Draycote Waters Half Marathon

Lisa Holland 1.53.26 2nd LV40

Despite the wind blowing a gale across the open water, this is a good,traffic free, reasonably flat course. After a 20 minute walk to the start, it was 2 and a half laps round a very scenic course, including running across the dam, and alpacas looking on. The last mile is pan flat and straight, so seemed to go on forever. Still ,happy with my time as part of my marathon training.

Saturday 9th March

Inter-County XC Championships

U15 Girls

178 Tilly Westbrook 16.53

U20 Men

149 Nick Key 35.37

Senior Men

178 Sam Upton 38.01
196 Tegs Jones 38.24

Basingstoke parkrun

Anna Flory 26.32

Oxford parkrun

Billy Rendell 27.40

Royal Tunbridge Wells parkrun

Andrew Green 25.10

Pomphrey Hill parkrun

Regina Lally 30.41

Worthing parkrun

Joe Godwood 17.47 2nd

Bicester parkrun

Debbie Marshall-Thomas 29.34

Witney parkrun

Matt Lock 18.56 1st
Paul Sherwood 22.56 2nd
James Webster 23.41
Dan Wymer 23.47
Stephen Roberts 24.50
Harriet Howard 25.34
James Field 25.58
Charlie Hudson 28.03
Stephen Ratcliff 28.35
Lee Vanstone 28.47
Jane Colbeck-McKinnon 28.48
Simon Rhodes 29.10
Louise Rhodes 29.11
Paul Molyneaux 29.47
Trudie Ratcliff 29.52
Jacob Hepworth 30.29
Frankie Balkwill 30.52
Linda Field 31.11
Paul Bowden 31.31
Louise Henderson 31.48
Jessica Wrigh 32.34
Stan Charles-Jones 34.13
Emily Howard 38.59
Jen Upton 40.24
John McCormac 44.29
Hannah Makins 47.45

Lochore Meadows parkrun

Victoria Munday 23.28 4th Lady

Isabel Trail parkrun

Graham Le Good 21.52
Judith Le Good 26.22

Sunday 3rd March

Oxfordshire Cross Country league, Race 5

Men

Sam Upton 38.08
Matt Lock 40.26
Nick Keys 42.00
Chris Colbeck 42.03
George Reynolds 44.40
Fraser Howard 46.36
Dan Wymer 50.36
Graham Le Good 54.23
Joe Rainer 56.28
Stephen Roberts 56.29
Jim Whelan 59.28
Stephen Ratcliff 64.43
Lee Vanstone 64.48

Series Results

Matt Lock 2nd U20M
Witney A 2nd Division 2 & promoted to Division 1
Witney B 5th Division 3

Ladies

Kirsty Lockwood 41.09
Lindsey Smith 41.40
Jade Hewlett 42.28
Helen Train 45.30
Michele Hustler 45.43
Jenny Moore 46.16
Jessica Wright 51.10
Trudie Ratcliff 52.55
Judith Le Good 43.39
Jane Colbeck-Mckinnon 57.13
Anne Rouget 57.29
Tabitha Durkin 58.21
Frankie Balkwill 58.39
Debbie Marshall-Thomas 58.44
Hannah West 66.06

Series Results

Hannah West 3rd LV65
Witney A 2nd Division 2 & promoted to Division 1
Witney B 6th Division 3
Witney C 12th Division 3
Witney D 19th Division 3

Well today was the last race in the 2018-2019 XC season.  I hope those who ran any of the 5 events enjoyed themselves and got to experience the joy of team-spirit, mud, hills and making friends with those from other clubs.  We had an amazing WRR turnout: 90 runners in total: 23 juniors, 36 men and 31 ladies!  Afraid the final results haven’t been released yet but I know we’ve done well!…..

I would like to extend a special thank you to those who worked behind the scenes to allow us individuals to take part.  As a non-hosting club, we are required to provide three volunteers for three races to cover one marshal position for the duration of each fixture, so many thanks to Alison Maybrey, John McCormac and Lucy Harris for doing this.

To Paul Rushby and Richard Stockting for resolving all the last minute membership inquiries, registrations and club payments.

To Matt Lock for collating the men’s team details and to Fraser Howard, Bertie Field, Mike Miles and Tony Lock for not only sorting out the junior entries but for arriving early and staying late at every race to collect the team sheets, race numbers, assemble and dismantle the club tents and flag and sort out any last minute admin!

Finally to all the supporters – for not only cheering us all on but for supplying cakes and chocolates for all to enjoy! Hope I haven’t forgotten anyone (apologies if I have).

As ladies XC Captain, I’d like to say a special thanks to all the chaps who stayed behind after their race to cheer us ladies round – it really does make a difference having our team’s support so thank you from all of us!

Hope everyone enjoyed themselves and see you at the 2019-2020 season!

Lindsey Smith

Goring 10K

Conrad Bailey 48.06

Two Tunnels 10km

Sharon Moore 1.13.12 PB
Brian Moore 1.13.12

Thames 20 Mile

Lucy Harris 2.58.06

 

Saturday 2nd March

Banbury parkrun

John McCormac 41.07

Gloucester North parkrun

Sam Upton 17.38 1st
Jen Upton 31.58

Oxford parkrun

Graham Le Good 21.54

Raphael parkrun

Lee Vanstone 27.24

Abingdon parkrun

Dan Wymer 27.19
Hannah Makins 43.39

Tollcross parkrun

Ben Godwood 21.09

Witney parkrun

Matt Lock 21.05
Bertie Field 26.34
Simon Rhodes 28.20
Louise Rhodes 28.37
Anna Flory 28.47
Judith Le Good 29.44
Anne Rouget 30.31
Emily Howard 30.33
Linda Field 30.37
Gill Sherwood 30.37
Fraser Bisp 30.56
Suzanne Bartington 31.53
Fiona Tate 34.06
Tamsyn Wymer 38.01
Paul Taylor 38.04

Harcourt Hill

Lucy Bailey 32.08

Guernsey parkrun

David Rouget 27.22

Groe parkrun

Tom Garrod 21.20
Lucy Garrod 22.37 1st Lady

Rhayader 30K

Graham Ferris 2.20.32

There is a little known trophy gathering dust in the archives of Witney Roadrunners, called The Welsh Challenge Shield.

You have to complete 3 races in Wales. Rhayader 30k, (formerly Rhayader 20) Offa’s Dyke 15 and Snowdon Marathon. Nobody has been able to do it for many years because Offa’s Dyke ceased running.

All 3 are now back, so I thought I’d give it a go.

My source of information about Rhayader was Keith Morgan, and I wasn’t sure how much I could believe. He gets that look on his face as he recalls how he’s benefited from other runners failings at such races.

So, with Keith’s tales echoing through my head, I set off for Rhayader. It’s a 3 hour drive, but with a 1pm start there’s no early rise.

The Weather report isn’t great. 40mph winds and rain forecast. Rhayader is nestled in the bottom off the Elan Valley, so when you get out of your car, you think ‘ah it’s not that bad’.

How wrong can you be?

The race starts with a downhill run through the town, and then out into the countryside and the BIG hill. From 2k to 8k is UP (very similar to the first climb at Snowdon) and with a gale force wind coming from the left, it’s hard not to get blown into the ditch at the side of the road.

Having checked out the race profile I know it’s downhill once over the top.

We bear slightly right, so how the hell can the wind now be straight in our faces. Never has it been so hard to run downhill. It felt like I was doing Michael Jackson’s Moon Walk. My feet were definitely going forward, but I was going backwards.

Luckily a group of 4 runners push by and I tucked in behind them.

From about 10k the course rocks and rolls. The group I’ve been hiding behind for about 2k are slowing, so it’s time to press on. I move out from behind and realise why, OMG!……I can’t go back behind because then I look a right wimp. The headwind and now the driving drizzle in your face is a real battle. Head down and man up….surely the wind has got to be behind us at some point…..not until the 20k though. Then it’s downhill with the wind behind all the way to 29k. A definite 9k Pb.

Just as you think it’s going to be an easy finish, there is a final climb back into town to bring you to your knees.

Finished. 2.20.32

Medal and a T-shirt….happy days.

Not long after it starts to pour down with rain, and an hour later as I head for home the poor sods who are still finishing look like zombies.

It’s a very well organised race with over 700 entrants, through some beautiful Welsh scenery. On a sunny day it must be spectacular.

Overall an excellent race. Well worth the effort and the long day.

They also run a 5 mile race alongside this one, which is the final 5 miles of the 30k. 200+ runners for this one. Buses out to the start line and run in.

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