Surrey XC Leagues M4 2017/18, 10th Feb 2018, Results and Report
Over forty Croydon Harriers took part in the season ending Surrey XC League’s at three different venues on the 10th February.
2nd Division, Women @ Richmond Park
The women’s team made a small piece of history, with their first full team in this league since 1993. Stevie Lawrence led from the front quite literally, winning the 2nd division in a final sprint finish. She was well supported by her five colleagues, including debutant Laura Marshall who was third home for the club. With thanks to Pearl, James and Andy for their team managing efforts this season
126 | 1142 | Miriam De Souza | V40 | CRO | 43:44 | |
135 | 1145 | Jules Williams | V45 | CRO | 44:15 | |
141 | 1148 | Laura Marshall | V35 | CRO | 44:27 | |
159 | 1146 | Jennifer Beecroft | SEN | CRO | 46:23 | |
168 | 1141 | Amy Dowsett | SEN | CRO | 47:23 |
2nd Division, Men @ Lloyd Park
With relegation a real possibility heading into this fixture Croydon’s men’s team rallied to finish runners-up on the day and elevate themselves to fourth in the division overall. With team members travelling back from Northern Ireland, Brighton, Loughborough and Southampton to compete, it was a real team effort to ensure we avoided the drop.
Peter Chambers rallied to 2nd in the race with Dom Nolan 3rd. Ben Savill was a resurgent 10th. Christophe Dormenval secured his season’s best finish of 17th, with Patrick Lucas 28th. Alex Penfold ran through illness for 38th, he is the club’s lowest points scorer for the season in this league. David White improved to 43rd with Jake English 9 places further back. David Brown kept his Surrey League accutane online scoring run up to 15 races in a row and Glenn Barden sneaked back into the scoring ten after illness at Beckenham.
A further 14 Croydon athletes, finished. Including a returning Mark Lynch.
With thanks to everyone’s superb efforts! You are stars!
96 | 17 | 69 | Brendan Murphy (2C) | SEN | CRO | 34:29 |
103 | 23 | 97 | Daniel Barnes | V35 | CRO | 34:36 |
106 | 26 | 30 | Daniel Humble | SEN | CRO | 34:46 |
117 | 35 | 13 | James Moore | V45 | CRO | 35:10 |
134 | 46 | 65 | Mark Lynch | V35 | CRO | 36:02 |
135 | 64 | Jaran Finn (2C) (N/S) | V45 | CRO | 36:11 | |
153 | 55 | 66 | Mark Maginn | V40 | CRO | 37:10 |
154 | 56 | 22 | Neil Aikman | V45 | CRO | 37:13 |
163 | 61 | 15 | Matthew Kiernan | SEN | CRO | 38:24 |
165 | 62 | 28 | Colin Oxlade | V55 | CRO | 39:04 |
169 | 65 | 18 | Oliver Hosken | SEN | CRO | 39:39 |
193 | – | 3 | Keith Brown | V60 | CRO | 44:58 |
197 | – | 26 | Norman Hemming | V60 | CRO | 47:26 |
201 | – | 98 | Richard Hooper | V45 | CRO | 49:11 |
With thanks to our many helpers and officials! Including Oliver, John, Alan B, Alan D, Don, David, Carol, Dan, Norman, Andy and Keith and many many more!
Awesome today guys, proud to run with you. https://t.co/xLzaZ5eAKk
— Neil (@RunningNa) 10 February 2018
I think I’d have sulked if I’d finished 43rd in Surrey League 3-4 years ago… Today I’m absolutely buzzing! Up 30 places from January and going the right way.
Today was also an absolute pleasure to be part of THE BEST @harrierscroydon team I’ve ever seen!
— David White (@whitey114) 10 February 2018
Boys @ Wimbledon Common
The U17/U15 Boys team improved from 7th last year to 5th season. Robbie Tambling led the squad home for his first top ten finish of the season.
The U13 Boys also finished fifth.
7 | 24 | Robbie Tambling | U17 | CRO | 14:50 | |
35 | 20 | Luke Hill | U17 | CRO | 16:47 | |
36 | 25 | Matthew Maginn | U17 | CRO | 16:51 | |
46 | 28 | Dan Hill | U17 | CRO | 17:13 | |
60 | 30 | Ebuka Nkamou | U13 | CRO | 17:41 | |
67 | 22 | Imran Salim | U13 | CRO | 18:19 | |
73 | 19 | Douglas Aikman | U13 | CRO | 19:07 |
Girls @ Richmond Park
The Under 15 girls placed 8th, while Jessica Moore led home the squad in 10th.
25 | 25 | 1152 | Jessica Moore | U17 | CRO | 19:52 |
40 | 40 | 1151 | Leanne Moore | U15 | CRO | 21:06 |
44 | 44 | 1165 | Gulcin Erten | U15 | CRO | 21:47 |
54 | 54 | 1166 | Tugce Erten | U15 | CRO | 24:23 |
The Under 13s were spearheaded by Holly Perks and Jana Sethna-McIntosh.
Well done to all this season!