22 October
2017 - Beckenham Half-Marathon
MARC KNOWLES - 1H 36m 22secs
GERRY ALGER - 1h 56m 48secs
LINDSAY ALGER - 2h 18m 51secs
ANITA EVENDEN - 2h 18m 54secc
Anita & Lindsay started and finished side by side.
8 October
2017 - Chester Marathon
|
Pos |
Gun time |
No. |
First name |
Last name |
Chip Time |
Chip Pos |
Gender |
Pos |
Category |
Pos |
|
7 |
02:29:29 |
51 |
Peter |
Tucker |
02:29:28 |
7 |
Male |
7 |
MSEN |
5 |
|
108 |
02:56:40 |
3112 |
Ben |
Cockburn |
02:56:39 |
110 |
Male |
100 |
MSEN |
51 |
|
661 |
03:34:31 |
3108 |
William |
Brindley |
03:33:50 |
669 |
Male |
579 |
MV40 |
105 |
8 October
2017 - Petts Wood 10k
Photos from Karen Desborough's
brother-in-law...
|
Position |
Race #
|
Name |
Chip Time
|
Age Category
|
Team |
|
15 |
38 |
Timothy Ayres |
40:02:00 |
M 20 to 39
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
20 |
373 |
Rod
Harrington |
40:51:00 |
M 50 to 59
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
28 |
674 |
Robert Perry |
41:21:00 |
MU20 |
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
42 |
87 |
Ross
Braden |
42:12:00 |
M 20 to 39
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
43 |
673 |
James
Perry |
42:25:00 |
M 20 to 39
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
55 |
277 |
Steve
Evenden |
43:02:00 |
M 40 to 49
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
65 |
468 |
Paul
Kerekgyarto |
43:37:00 |
M 40 to 49
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
92 |
797 |
Adrian Stocks |
45:17:00 |
M 40 to 49
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
97 |
480 |
Marc
Knowles |
45:31:00 |
M 40 to 49
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
99 |
672 |
Adrian Perry |
45:40:00 |
M 50 to 59
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
106 |
678 |
Chris
Pike |
46:04:00 |
M 60 and Over
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
124 |
109 |
Robert Brown |
46:52:00 |
M 60 and Over
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
127 |
122 |
Nigel
Bulmer |
46:57:00 |
M 50 to 59
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
158 |
755 |
Mike
Simms |
48:24:00 |
M 40 to 49
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
177 |
498 |
John
Leeson |
49:22:00 |
M 50 to 59
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
192 |
834 |
Jenny
Tomei |
49:54:00 |
F 20 to 34
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
220 |
27 |
Luigi
Arcuri |
51:02:00 |
M 60 and Over
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
272 |
5 |
Austin Adams |
53:14:00 |
M 50 to 59
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
301 |
170 |
Anne
Cilia |
54:12:00 |
F 55 and Over
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
329 |
123 |
Scott
Bulmer |
55:08:00 |
MU20 |
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
387 |
372 |
Isobel Harrington |
57:12:00 |
F 45 to 54
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
470 |
276 |
Anita
Evenden |
01:00:35 |
F 35 to 44
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
476 |
474 |
Andrew Kingsmell |
01:00:57 |
M 40 to 49
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
489 |
17 |
Lindsay Alger |
01:01:22 |
F 55 and Over
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
|
530 |
531 |
Laura
Makhoul |
01:02:51 |
F 20 to 34
|
Blackheath and Bromley |
7 October
2017 - National Road Relays Sutton Coldfield
Well done to everybody that ran and came along to support
the team in Birmingham this weekend at the National 6 stage road relay.
A mixed day, with team manager Ross Braden suffering from a tight calf
and having to pull out on Thursday night and 4 of the team contracting the
middle distance runners winter cold in varying degrees of severity there was
a large case of man up on display.
The first inflicted on the start line for the opening leg was Phil
Sesemann who himself had nearly had to withdraw. Team management are
extremely grateful he didn't as Phil came storming home in first place by a
pretty awesome margin considering the company he was in. Clocking 17:14 in
what we believe to be the second fastest leg of the day behind current in
form Welsh International Dewi Griffiths.
The next leg and unenviable task of taking over in first place was down
to Danny Brewer who decided to assume Pete Tucker's role of giving the
management a fair few nerves by turning up 10 minutes before his leg and
having been sent home ill from work in the week got stuck in but with the
illness getting the better of him and a queue or the countries best runners
lining up behind him to add insult to injury came back in 21:02.
He handed over to one of the few not infected and having wished to have a
few people to chase the young Will Fuller set about storming though the
field whilst still making it look effortless to gain 20 places in a time of
17:59.
Next up in the young gun middle section was U20 Lewis Mills who put in a
strong senior debut at national level with a 19:37 leg only dropping a few
places to 37. Coming up the final hill with a great sprint finish. (Video
available via TimAyershomevideos.com)
Mr Ruiz took over from here and despite a vest that was probably worn in
the U13 boys race 8 years prior. Ran another good leg to overtake as many as
overtook him keeping us in 37th in 19:49.
Last leg fell to team Uber driver Chris Tuck who was the Thursday night
replacement for Ross after having a week off post Cardiff half. A few elbows
on the start line with a Rossendale AC member who then subsequently beat him
up the hill on the final straight loosing one position to finish in 38th.
Not quite the result we had hoped for but given the usual adversity that
comes with these events it was great to see the team rally and finish higher
up than the last 2 years and with an average age of 23 hopefully we can keep
climbing the table.
Thanks to all those who made the effort to make themselves available and
those who travelled up as reserves, supporters, camera crew.
Races come thick and fast over the next month with 2 Kent Leagues,
southern and national XC relays and club races too.
Team management would like to thank everyone for their commitment thus
far and hope to see as many of you turn out as possible for all the upcoming
races. As always all abilities, fitness levels, ages, current states of
recovery welcome and required.
See you at the cabbage patch.
Up the Heath !!
Ross, Chris and Dan
National Road Relays - Sutton Coldfield - Senior Ladies
The senior ladies very nearly had two teams. After managing 2 teams at
Crystal Palace, things are looking promising for our future with more under
20's now being able to run as senior women and other faster women making
themselves available.
Our A team come in a very credible 18th out of 86 teams.
Jo Hickmanne-Dunne led us off giving us a flying start in a very
impressive time of 15.03, handing over to Niamh Bridson-Hubbard who kept the
momentum going with a more than respectable 15.36. (Not bad for somebody
feeling under par!). Niamh then passed to Amy Leach who put in a gutsy run,
17.04 despite also not feeling her best who then finally passed to Jessica
Keene who kept the consistency going with a very impressive 15.24 to help us
finish 18.
Our B team also had some excellent runs with Yasmin Austridge on our
first leg, who also would have been just at home in our A team put in a very
decent time of 16.33, who passed to Jenny Neal (me) who actually due to lack
of fitness was only ever supposed to run as a reserve. However, I put myself
out there and scraped by in 19.24. I then passed over to Jane Bradshaw who
did herself proud and ran 17.52 for our last leg.
Well done ladies and thank you for giving your all.
Jenny Neal
On a lovely autumn day, Sutton Park, Birmingham again hosted the National
road relay championships and once again BBHAC young athletes turned up in
great numbers and were rewarded with some great team and individual results.
All age groups U13, U15 and U17 boys and girls, each complete a tough
3.8k lap in teams of three.
This year Blackheath and Bromley U15 girls went one better than last
year’s silver, totally dominating their race from start to finish. Ava White
led off in style recording the 3rd fastest time overall, handing over to
Naomi Toft, running the 5th quickest leg and final passing to Morgan Squibb
to bring the team home for a superb gold. A great team effort and a well
deserved victory. The U15g B team also ran brilliantly and the trio of Annie
Thomas, Ellie Dolby and Zakia Mossi were well worthy of a fantastic 6th
place and 1st B team home, by a long way. The U15 girls are by far our
largest group and we had 14 girls running, making up 4 full teams and one
incomplete team.
BBHAC U17girls also combined well to secure a fabulous bronze after three
very strong legs from Sophie Hoare on 1, Eloise O’Shaughnessy on 2 and
Yasmin Marghini bringing the team home on 3rd leg.
The U13 boys had two complete teams and the A team ran superb legs
culminating in a solid 10th place of the 67 complete teams racing. George
Shaw, in his first National led off well handing to Ben Campbell who ran a
strong leg and passed over to young Jamie Sears who powered his way around
the undulating course crossing the line in 10th. The U13boys B team finished
51st and were all making their National road relay debuts and had Oliver
Robertson on leg 1, young Oles Chaban on 2 and Jake Anthony on 3.
The U13 girls made up two complete teams and one incomplete team and
recorded a 29th and 54th place finish.
The U17 boys and U15 boys teams both suffered time loss at the busy hand
over points. A combination of muffled speakers and large numbers meant two
of our boys missed their change over and were held back by officials who
hadn't seen the incoming runner cross the line. A harsh learning experience
but one they will learn from. However, the U17 had two good teams racing and
Angus Harrington and Callum Myatt led both teams off (with Callum running
quicker than his last year’s 'quick leg') passing on to Peter Guy and
Charlie Andrews on leg 2,( Peter running one of the fastest leg 2 of the
day). Matthew Francis ran a rapid leg and brought the A team home in a
creditable 17th and Ben Gardiner had a strong run crossing the line for the
B team in 35th (7th B team).
The U15 boys also had two complete teams competing with the A team made
up of Sam Reardon, Freddy Georgiou and Tom Brash finishing 35th and the B
team, fielding two new boys making their full BBHAC championship debuts and
a regular at the National road relays. Debutant Bailey Marks Belaon on leg
1, regular Nick Paddington on 2 and debutant Harvey Blandon on 3 all enjoyed
the experience finishing in 68th in by far the biggest field of the day.
There is no U20 race at this Championship so it was great to see 1st year
U20 Lewis Mills making the senior mens first team, considering he was still
running as an U17 last year. In fact looking at our senior 1st team, most of
them have come through the junior ranks and it’s encouraging to see the team
made up of relative youngsters (all in their 20’s). GB international Will
Fuller ran the relays as an U17 only 4 years ago and was 9th fastest on his
leg this year. Birmingham University legend / XC captain Will Ruiz raced at
Sutton Park as a U17 only 6 years ago. GB international Phil Sesemann and
lead off man for the seniors also competed at these relays for BB as an U20,
only 7 years ago and Phil recorded the second fastest time of the day this
year, a fantastic statistic (and run!). In the seniors ladies teams we also
had U20’s racing, encouraging for the future and in a few short years we may
well see our current crop of youngsters racing in our senior teams.
Birmingham is a long way to go, just to run for 15 minutes but all our
athletes happily travel, but the task is made so much easier by the
fantastic parents, grandparent and family friends we have, who are happy to
give up their day to support our youngsters. Special thanks go to Paul and
Laura Shaw (George’s parents) who borrowed the school minibus and brought ¾
of the boys team up to Birmingham. Thanks also to the continued efforts Dave
Cordell puts into our club, not least by loading the tent and accessories in
his van, unloading, putting up and then 6hrs later doing it all in reverse.
(This year more than one club enjoyed the BB tent!). Thanks also to all the
parents, coaches and team managers who all help the day run smoothly.
Next up the Kent league and the cross country relays.
Paul
The under 17 Team that finished 3rd in the National Road Relays
Eloise O'Shaughnessy, Yasmin Marghini and Sophie Hoare photo from
Jonathan Hoare
1 October 2017 - EMU - Unix - KAESER 24-48H Ultramarathon,
Hungary
More Information...
John E
Turner finished his 48hr run - final distance 217.113k / 134.908 miles.
12th
overall and 2nd in age category!
24 September 2017 - Berlin Marathon
24 September 2017 - SEAA Road Relays Crystal Palace
Full results
here...
Some photos
here...
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre played host to this winters South
of England road relays and with the former iconic stadium looking tired and
run down, it was unfortunate that the poor results service seemed to match.
Nearly a week later and the full results are still not available but what
we do know is that BBHAC youngsters turned out in great numbers and produced
some fine results.
The U15 girls dominated their age group fielding six full teams with the
A team winning out right, the B team coming a fantastic 3rd, the C team
13th, D team 30th, E team 36th and the F team 41st, Great numbers. The
U17girls were equally impressive winning, while the B team came 9th. The U13
girls had four teams racing and the A team finished 12th, the B team 30th, C
team 33rd and the D team 44th.
The boys numbers weren't as large but the U13 boys led the attack and
were a creditable 4th place behind three very strong southern teams. With
the boys teams made up of 4 runners all running 3k it was great to see only
7 seconds separated the BB boys times. Max Gregson led off in style, handing
over to Jamie Sears who kept up the pace handing to George Shaw who ran BB’s
quickest leg before Ben Campbell ran well bringing the team home in 4th,
just outside the medals.
We were one U13 boy short of making a full B team but this didn't stop the
three boys all posting quality runs led out by Oliver Robertson, passing to
Oles Chaban and finally to Arthur Starvis making his road relay debut.
The U15 boys were able to put out one complete team and first off was Tom
Brash who went off hard passing to Sam Reardon who ran the quickest BB leg.
This left Freddy Georgiou to power around the 3K course before handing to
Alex Sibley on leg 4 who brought the team home in 25th place.
The U17 boys had six running, making up one and half teams. The A team
had Peter Guy on leg 1 passing to Callum Myatt on 2. A slight mishap on the
change over saw Ben Gardnier add a few seconds to his time but he got around
well setting Matt Francis up nicely for a strong run on leg 4 running the
fastest BB 4.5k leg and crossing the line in a fine 12th. Charlie Andrews
had a great leg leading out our B team and passed over to debutant Carlos
Ohler who had an equally good run.
The National road relays are at Sutton Park in Birmingham on the 7th
October and we hope to have many more boys and girls competing in what
should be a very exciting event.
Paul
Well done again to
everyone who ran last Sunday at the Southern Road Relays. It was great to
get 20 runners out (24 including the vets team!) and hopefully we can build
on this throughout this season.
The day started
particularly strongly when Phil Sesemann set the fasted time of the day
(clocking a 4.26 final mile!), and handing over with a huge lead to Will
Fuller. Will then had a long solo run, comfortably maintaining the gap and
handing over to Ross Braden, who had enough of a gap to keep us in the
running at the front in 3rd place. However, by this time a number
of teams were lining up behind, which made for a difficult run for Will
Ruiz. Despite this, Ruiz managed to keep the team in the top 10 handing over
to Georges in 9th
place. Off the back of a great performance last week at the Will Bolton’s
Georges again ran strongly in the 5th
best Blackheath time to hand over in 11th.
Despite an earlier panic for the team managers when Brendan informed us that
he had heard Ben Cockburn wouldn’t be running, Ben turned up with plenty of
time, and in a high quality final leg ran well to put us in 15th
(or possible 16th
, SEAA have changed where we finished three times so far, so it may well
change again since I’ve been writing this.) Whilst not quite the top 12 we
were hoping for, it was still a very strong performance in what was a high
quality field, and ensured we qualified for the nationals on the 7th.
The B team was led out
in a storming run (and a pb over 5k) by team manager Chris Tuck, running the
4th best Blackheath time of the day to hand over to Jon Vintner
in 49th, Vintner showed he is quickly getting back to form with a run of
17.17 against a high standard 2nd
leg to hand over in 54th, Lewis Mills then took over, and put in a very
strong run considering on the warm up he had twisted/potentially strained
his ankle, and nearly needed to pull out. Rallying well he took 11 places to
hand over in 43rd.
Unfortunately we are still awaiting the final three times for the B team. We
know Dan Kennedy ran a solid anchor leg in 16:48, and that the total time of
Oscar and Marco’s legs were 35.21 but that is as much information as we have
at present! Either way the team finished in a respectable 48th
position out of a total of 90 teams.
The C team was led off
by fan favourite Tom Desborough, who had heroically delayed getting hammered
at uni for a day to run (17.51.) Dave Mckinlay put in another great
performance picking up 12 places with a run of 17.17, handing over to Rob
Donohue, who continued to push through the field gaining a huge 16 places to
put the team in 54th. Again from this leg onwards the lack of
times makes it hard to see exactly where we were positioned at each change
over. Regardless, Luca put in another solid run in 18.16, only 17 seconds
slower than his best 5k this year, he then passed on to Graham Hollingdale,
who not only ran his leg in 18.35, but was able to pace make Richard Byford
(much to the confusion of the spectators), in what would have been an very
isolated final leg, which finished the team in 67th
place.
We
were unfortunately unable to field a full D team, but Tim Ayres and Dan
Marks were happy to stand in regardless. Dan Marks, drawn into the team at
late notice ran well (19.18) to hand over to Tim Ayres, fresh from running a
park run AND playing rugby the day before, who brought the team through in a
time of 18.46.
Last but not least, we
had one vets team who were in the V40 race, despite the team ending up being
all over the age of 50. Again the lack of complete results means that whilst
we can’t be exactly sure which position they were at each handover, we do
have times for each runner at least. David Beadle started the proceedings
off with a time of 19.24 putting the team in 19th (ish), he then
passed over to Vets team manager Steve Pairman who was comfortably under 20
min (19.46) handing over in approximately 20th.
Andy Lawes than took over keeping the team around the 23rd
mark in a time of 21.55 before Andy Tucker brought the team in to finish 23rd
(this position seems to be confirmed at least,
although if they had been in the V50 race they
would have finished 11th!) dipping under 21 minutes (20.54.)
We will be sending out
an email for those that we have already spoke to about the Nationals on
Monday.
List of everyones
overall places and times
|
1 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Phil Sesemann |
00:14:26 |
|
33 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
William Fuller |
00:15:10 |
|
102 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Ross Braden |
00:15:50 |
|
163 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Christopher Tuck |
00:16:20 |
|
167 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Georges Vacaropoulos |
00:16:21 |
|
200 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Will Ruiz |
00:16:34 |
|
231 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Ben Cockburn |
00:16:45 |
|
257 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Lewis Mills |
00:16:56 |
|
289 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Rob Donohue |
00:17:11 |
|
302 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Jon Vintner |
00:17:17 |
|
304 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Dave Mckinlay |
00:17:17 |
|
345 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Tom Desborough |
00:17:52 |
|
384 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Luca Ercolani |
00:18:16 |
|
405 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Graham Hollingdale |
00:18:35 |
|
417 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Tim Ayres |
00:18:46 |
|
436 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Dan Marks |
00:19:18 |
|
457 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Richard Byford |
00:19:53 |
Vets
|
66 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
David Beadie |
00:19:24 |
|
73 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Steven Pairman |
00:19:46 |
|
86 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Andy Tucker |
00:20:54 |
|
96 |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers |
Andy Lawes |
00:21:55 |
Ross, Chris and Dan
Following photos from Steve
Cluney
3 September 2017 - Northampton 1/2 Marathon BMAF
Championships
Peter Tucker was 1st in the Northampton 1/2 Marathon & 1st in the
BMAF M35 Championships in 1:12.44.
http://race-results.info/2017/20170902nort/
BMAF Half marathon Championships – Northampton – 03/09/2017 – BMAF – British
Masters Athletic Federation
6 August 2017 -
Gloucester City
Marathon
Full results
Male
1. 1721 1. Male 20-24 Ben Cockburn 1992 Blackheath & Bromley 2:43:53 (chip)
2:44:01 (gun)
29 May 2017 - 2017 Vitality London 10,000
|
Place |
Name |
Number |
Running Club |
Place in |
Age Group |
Place in Age Group |
Finish |
| |
|
|
|
Gender |
|
|
|
|
84 |
Ross Braden (GBR) |
1107 |
B&BHAC |
84 |
18-19 |
80 |
00:32:54 |
|
889 |
Sophie Kelleher (GBR) |
4490 |
B&BHAC |
114 |
18-19 |
88 |
00:42:03 |
|
1378 |
Barry Wetherilt (GBR) |
4891 |
B&BHAC |
1160 |
60-64 |
3 |
00:44:41 |
|
1386 |
Graham Hollingdale (GBR) |
4350 |
B&BHAC |
1166 |
18-19 |
763 |
00:44:43 |
|
1417 |
Jenny Neal (GBR) |
2016 |
B&BHAC |
228 |
45-49 |
20 |
00:44:51 |
|
1692 |
Sara Elmqvist (GBR) |
4558 |
B&BHAC |
273 |
40-44 |
24 |
00:45:56 |
|
2017 |
Tracey Ashenden (GBR) |
5033 |
B&BHAC |
340 |
45-49 |
32 |
00:47:16 |
|
2992 |
Ronnie Chung (GBR) |
4749 |
B&BHAC |
2397 |
40-44 |
343 |
00:50:31 |
|
6356 |
Zoe Kingsmell (GBR) |
10252 |
B&BHAC |
2006 |
50-54 |
136 |
00:59:01 |
|
6819 |
Maz Turner (GBR) |
14040 |
B&BHAC |
2270 |
65-69 |
8 |
01:00:05 |
|
9307 |
Andrew Kingsmell (GBR) |
10253 |
B&BHAC |
5473 |
45-49 |
657 |
01:07:29 |
|
9517 |
Chris Waring (GBR) |
10307 |
B&BHAC |
5547 |
65-69 |
70 |
01:08:14 |
24 May 2017 - Beckenham RC Relays
Numbers were down on last year but still a great event, we should get
this in the fixture card and get more teams along if we can. Ben ran the
fastest leg by a long way.
ADE
Beckenham Running Club Team Relay Wednesday, 24th May 2017
3 laps of 2.6miles – each lap undulating on roads and paths, starting and
finishing in Beckenham Place Park Golf Course
|
Place |
|
Team |
|
Leg 1 |
|
Leg 2 |
|
Leg 3 |
|
Time |
|
5 |
B&BHAC |
Dave Liston Allstars |
Mens |
Richard Byford |
15:44 |
Chris Tuck |
14:26 |
Ben Cockburn |
13:16 |
00:43:26 |
|
48 |
B&BHAC |
DANGR |
Mens |
Graham Hollingdale |
15:22 |
Neil Roberts |
20:37 |
David Beadle |
16:47 |
00:52:46 |
|
49 |
B&BHAC |
BEC |
Mens |
Steve Evenden |
17:14 |
Rob Brown |
17:18 |
Chris Pike |
18:20 |
00:52:52 |
|
59 |
B&BHAC |
KEEL |
Mens |
Paul Kerekgyarto |
16:37 |
Dave Leal |
18:57 |
Mark Ellison |
18:31 |
00:54:05 |
|
60 |
B&BHAC |
HAS |
Mens |
Adrian Stocks |
17:08 |
Ozzie Adams |
19:20 |
Nigel Haffenden |
17:57 |
00:54:25 |
|
61 |
B&BHAC |
SSS |
Mixed |
Steve Pairman |
16:44 |
Sally Haffenden |
19:25 |
Iain Swatton |
18:23 |
00:54:32 |
|
62 |
B&BHAC |
NEWS |
Mixed |
Mike Simms |
17:23 |
Barry Wetherlit |
18:27 |
Jenny Neal |
18:44 |
00:54:34 |
|
68 |
B&BHAC |
ZAP |
Mixed |
Paul Sharp |
15:08 |
Zoe Kingsmell |
22:51 |
Andy Lawes |
17:56 |
00:55:55 |
|
72 |
B&BHAC |
ACE |
Mixed |
Luca Ercolani |
15:05 |
Lindsay Algar |
23:46 |
Stuart Cullum |
18:02 |
00:56:53 |
|
|
2017 |
2016 |
|
Ben Cockburn |
13:16 |
|
|
Chris Tuck |
14:26 |
15:01 |
|
Luca Ercolani |
15:05 |
15:39 |
|
Paul Sharp |
15:08 |
15:45 |
|
Graham Hollingdale |
15:22 |
16:02 |
|
Richard Byford |
15:44 |
15:49 |
|
Paul Kerekgyarto |
16:37 |
18:43 |
|
Steve Pairman |
16:44 |
16:45 |
|
David Beadle |
16:47 |
16:35 |
|
Adrian Stocks |
17:08 |
16:43 |
|
Steve Evenden |
17:14 |
17:59 |
|
Rob Brown |
17:18 |
18:52 |
|
Mike Simms |
17:23 |
17:35 |
|
Andy Lawes |
17:56 |
17:19 |
|
Nigel Haffenden |
17:57 |
18:09 |
|
Stuart Cullum |
18:02 |
|
|
Chris Pike |
18:20 |
18:04 |
|
Iain Swatton |
18:23 |
|
|
Barry Wetherlit |
18:27 |
|
|
Mark Ellison |
18:31 |
|
|
Jenny Neal |
18:44 |
17:36 |
|
Dave Leal |
18:57 |
19:24 |
|
Ozzie Adams |
19:20 |
19:39 |
|
Sally Haffenden |
19:25 |
|
|
Neil Roberts |
20:37 |
20:59 |
|
Zoe Kingsmell |
22:51 |
22:35 |
|
Lindsay Algar |
23:46 |
|
21 May 2017 - Chislehurst Half-Marathon
|
Pos- |
Bib- |
Finish |
Chip |
Name |
Gen- |
Cat- |
Club or Team |
Rank |
|
ition |
No. |
Time |
Time |
der |
egory |
|
46 |
195 |
01:41:39 |
01:41:37 |
PAUL KEREKGYARTO |
M |
M40 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
1 |
|
50 |
283 |
01:41:57 |
01:41:54 |
STEVE PAIRMAN |
M |
M50 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
2 |
|
54 |
167 |
01:42:20 |
01:42:18 |
STEVE EVENDEN |
M |
M40 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
3 |
|
62 |
426 |
01:42:50 |
01:42:44 |
JANE BRADSHAW |
F |
W45 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
4 |
|
72 |
70 |
01:43:39 |
01:43:22 |
MARC KNOWLES |
M |
M40 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
5 |
|
92 |
159 |
01:45:54 |
01:45:28 |
CHRIS PIKE |
M |
M60 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
6 |
|
103 |
156 |
01:46:49 |
01:46:43 |
DAVE LEAL |
M |
M60 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
7 |
|
110 |
494 |
01:48:00 |
01:47:44 |
MARK ELLISON |
M |
M50 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
8 |
|
111 |
373 |
01:48:08 |
01:47:42 |
IAIN SWATTON |
M |
M50 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
9 |
|
152 |
478 |
01:52:49 |
01:52:15 |
JOHN FENWICK |
M |
M60 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
10 |
|
154 |
547 |
01:53:16 |
01:52:48 |
STUART CULLUM |
M |
M40 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
11 |
|
170 |
136 |
01:55:05 |
01:54:29 |
AUSTIN ADAMS |
M |
M50 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
12 |
|
198 |
112 |
01:57:00 |
01:56:23 |
NIGEL BULMER |
M |
M50 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
13 |
|
233 |
563 |
02:00:48 |
02:00:14 |
GERRY ALGER |
M |
M60 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
14 |
|
247 |
220 |
02:02:09 |
02:01:35 |
JOHN LEESON |
M |
M50 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
15 |
|
401 |
369 |
02:24:23 |
02:23:43 |
LINDSAY ALGER |
F |
W55 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
16 |
|
402 |
359 |
02:24:23 |
02:23:43 |
ANITA EVENDEN |
F |
W35 |
Blackheath & Bromley
Harriers AC |
17 |
9 April
2017 - BMAF 10km road Champs, Gravesend
Well done the mighty M65’s. Another team gold medal today. Splendid
effort everyone despite all of us having done virtually nothing in recent
weeks because of injury. What would we have done if we were fit! And let’s
not forget Peter Tucker becoming the BMAF 10km M35 road champion. We all did
B&B proud.
Here’s a photo for the family album.
9 April 2017 - Brighton Marathon
Paul Kerekgyarto 3h37
Marc Knowles 3h38
Ian Montgomery 3h51
Iain Swatton 3h57
Mark Ellison 4h00
Glen Read 4h04
2 April 2017 -
Paddock Wood Half Marathon
|
Place |
Time |
Name |
Team |
Category |
Number |
Chip |
Grading |
|
74 |
01:18:33 |
Christopher Tuck |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Senior Men |
1038 |
01:18:29 |
75.93 |
|
87 |
01:19:30 |
Paul Sharpe |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Senior Men |
2396 |
01:19:26 |
75.03 |
|
106 |
01:21:16 |
Tony Crowder |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 40-49 |
498 |
01:21:14 |
79.25 |
|
184 |
01:27:29 |
Nicholas Perry |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Senior Men |
5018 |
01:27:13 |
68.18 |
|
192 |
01:27:43 |
Timothy Ayres |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Senior Men |
411 |
01:26:45 |
68 |
|
228 |
01:28:48 |
Richard Byford |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Senior Men |
1622 |
01:27:50 |
67.17 |
|
258 |
01:29:49 |
Steven Pairman |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 50-59 |
1755 |
01:29:27 |
76.47 |
|
303 |
01:31:43 |
Steve Evenden |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 40-49 |
316 |
01:31:21 |
66.69 |
|
309 |
01:31:52 |
Mike Simms |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 40-49 |
868 |
01:31:26 |
71.19 |
|
360 |
01:34:14 |
Jennifer Neal |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Ladies 45-54 |
990 |
01:33:52 |
76.71 |
|
481 |
01:38:35 |
James Perry |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Senior Men |
5017 |
01:37:59 |
60.51 |
|
530 |
01:40:12 |
Adrian Perry |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 50-59 |
1166 |
01:39:36 |
69.76 |
|
669 |
01:44:22 |
Dave Leal |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 60-69 |
2028 |
01:44:03 |
68.82 |
|
849 |
01:49:31 |
Stuart Cullum |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 40-49 |
2254 |
01:49:14 |
58.8 |
|
869 |
01:50:10 |
Nigel Bulmer |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 50-59 |
1355 |
01:49:00 |
60.81 |
|
949 |
01:52:20 |
John Butler |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 60-69 |
2346 |
01:51:23 |
66.53 |
|
972 |
01:52:57 |
Austin Adams |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 50-59 |
320 |
01:51:54 |
59.8 |
|
1072 |
01:55:55 |
Gerry Alger |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 60-69 |
73 |
01:54:53 |
62.57 |
|
1237 |
02:00:33 |
Paul Irving |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 40-49 |
2621 |
01:59:05 |
51.11 |
|
1238 |
02:00:33 |
Paul Burke |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 40-49 |
2576 |
01:59:05 |
52.23 |
|
1296 |
02:02:21 |
John Leeson |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Men 50-59 |
1607 |
02:01:15 |
58.18 |
|
1450 |
02:06:32 |
Karen Perry |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Ladies 45-54 |
1165 |
02:05:27 |
58.68 |
|
1580 |
02:11:07 |
Zoe Kingsmell |
Blackheath & Bromley Harriers AC |
Vet Ladies 45-54 |
387 |
02:09:16 |
58.81 |
12 March
2017 - Lydd 20
