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London Landmarks Half Marathon

25th March 18

Report by Rachel Marsden

The inaugural London Landmarks Half Marathon took place on Sunday 25th March 2018.  The race is is a brand new, closed road, central London run. It is the only half marathon to go through both the City of London and City of Westminster.

The 10,000 race places sold out within an hour or so last April, despite the hefty £50 price tag.  Closing all those London roads obviously doesn’t come cheap !! The entry fee also got participants a race t-shirt and kit bag through the post in the race pack prior to the event, and an impressive-looking medal which opens up to reveal an image of the route on the inside.  I wasn’t one of the lucky ones to get a ballot place so ran the race for the charity Tommy’s who were also the organisers.

Weather conditions were perfect overcast and not too cold.

As for the route, it started on Pall Mall, finished in Whitehall near Downing Street and took us past the landmarks of Big Ben (covered in scaffolding and not visible) , St Paul’s Cathedral, Nelson’s Column, the Gherkin, the Shard, the Tower of London and the London Eye.

Personally, if the price tag doesn’t put you off, I’d wholeheartedly recommend the race especially to those who are not keen running London Marathon but still want the atmosphere and the great London sights . A fast , flat route with definite PB potential, excellent organisation, well supported throughout, activities for spectators during the race and lots to look at while running.

9,652 people finished the race, which was won by Ben Green in 01:10:57.  Interestingly, 2nd place went to his Dad, Graham Green in 01:13:50, apparently setting a new world record for fastest father and son combined half marathon time!

Although I had a great run and felt comfortable throughout I finished in 2:14:44 not a PB but very much enjoyed.

 

Lilleshall Monumental 10K

25th March 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

Fifteen Stafford Harriers were amongst a field of just over 200 runners who tackled the challenging Lilleshall Monumental 10k last Sunday.

The course takes in woodland and tracks, passing historic lime kilns where there is still evidence of the former canal that once served the village. Mixed scenery includes bridges across ponds along with one or two playful hills including the iconic Lilleshall Hill itself (132m), which on a clear day boasts panoramic views of the Welsh mountains, and, closer to home, the marvelous ruins of Lilleshall Abbey.

Leading the way for the Harriers was newcomer John Scott who finished 21st in a time of 46:29 with Simon Bromley coming home in 33rd place in a time of 49:46.

Name	Position	Time
John Scott	21st	46:29
Simon Bromley	33rd	49:46
Alan Griffin	47th	50:28
Steve Turner	63rd	53:28
Alan Jones	80th	54:08
Chris Skellern	99th	56:21
Richard Booth	110th	57:44
Peter Williams	132nd	60:32
Ed Smith	139th	61:18
Ruth Edwards	142nd	61:32
Graham Williams	147th	62:41
Karen Murray	155th	63:31
Joanne Oliver	167th	65:33
Julie Nokes	184th	68:33
Charlotte Ward	208th	77:14
Sarah Gray	209th	77:21

The race was won by Ryan Nokes (Stone Master Marathoners) in 38:45 with Kelly Butler the leading lady in 49:39 (32nd overall)

Ironbridge Half

25th March 2018

Report by Stuart Fowlie

Well there was 3 Stafford Harriers flying the flag at Ironbridge Half marathon to tackle the hills, forge muddy paths and run alongside historic canal paths, but for the 766 runners taking part in the Ironbridge Half marathon we only had one thing in mind to not be beaten and to get across the finish line. The weather was perfect as the sun shone and brought out crowds to cheer on the runners. Starting from Telford Park, we made our way along the Silken Way, into Ironbridge and across the famous structure before crossing in to Coalport and Rough Park, where the going was muddy underfoot, before coming back on to the Silken Way at Old Dawley railway station and entering the park. All in all, the course was a good test of both my training and my kit in preparation for my up and coming Challenge, you can see my story here:

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First home was John Bowie from Telford AC in a time of 72:18 first lady home was Claire Martin from Telford AC in a time of 1:23:17.

First Harrier back was Alex Langford (1.37.07) followed by Justin Green (1.53.55) bringing up the tail myself.

Knighton 20

11th March 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

There were ideal conditions last Sunday morning as more than 250 runners tackled the Knighton 20.

The race which was run for the third time having replaced the Stafford 20 in 2016 consists of a testing 3 lap course starting and finishing at Knighton Sports and Social Club near Woodseaves.

Nine members of Stafford Harriers were among the field with Ian Hodkinson leading the way home, finishing 74th overall in a time of 2hrs 35mins 11secs.

He was followed in by Spencer Holland (2:39:43 – 89th) and Simon Bromley (2:40:16 – 90th) who also claimed top 100 places.

Leading lady for the Harriers was Nia Nokes (2:51:25 – 124th).

Harrier times and positions:

 

Several other members of the Harriers provided support as well as acting as race marshalls and manning drinks stations.

Race winner was Tom Charles of Trafford AC in 1:49:04 nine minutes ahead of second place Daniel Soltys. Rachel Olivant (Derby AC) was the winner of the Women’s Race in 2:14:27

Anglesey Half Marathon

4th March 2018

Report by John Finney

We were unsure, until lunch time yesterday, whether to risk travelling from Stafford to overnight accommodation in Bangor. But, with the reassurance of favourable Facebook reports on road and weather conditions, and a spade in the boot, we set off. The presence of snow and snow drifts became less prevalent as we travelled into Shropshire and eventually Wales. So we felt our decision had been vindicated. More so when we were greeted in Bangor and Beaumaris by afternoon Springtime sunshine.

Race day itself proved ideal, weather wise, with a slight nip in the air and a slight breeze. This was my second Anglesey Half Marathon and again beginning with a start on Thomas Telford’s iconic Menai Bridge, the views across the Menai Straits from an undulating route helped inspire a thoroughly enjoyable run. My result, 1.55.50, 466th out of a field of 1054, and first M70.

Cloud 9

4th March 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

With snow still lying underfoot and temperatures not much above freezing, there were some testing conditions for more than 220 runners who tackled Congleton Harriers’ Cloud 9 Fell Race on Sunday.

Seven members of Stafford Harriers were among the field with Spencer Holland leading the way, claiming a top 50 finish.

The race starts near to Congleton Leisure Centre and takes runners up to the top of the nearby ‘Cloud’ before returning to the finish back in town. Climbing The Cloud involves a steep elevation of around 150 meters at an elevation of around 3:1.

The race was won by Carl Moulton from Boalloy RC with club mate Harriet Pickup taking the ladies prize.

 

Position	Name	Time	PB
49	Spencer Holland	01:13:43
74	Ian Hodkinson	01:18:49
94	Simon Bromley	01:22:11
104	Alan Griffin	01:23:53
162	Steve Turner	01:33:10
163	Peter Williams	01:33:59
164	Debbie McDermott	01:34:08
170	Eddie Smith	01:35:03

Stafford Half Practise

25th February 2018

Report Colin Mitchell

On a cold but sunny day the number of runners was much smaller than previous years. As in  previous years we had two groups, at the first water station (3miles) there was only 2 minutes between them. By the second water station (6 miles) this had increase to 5 minutes (but the faster group had done the Meadows loop). In the second half the faster group streached their lead, with the the slower group taking 2.5 hours for the 13 miles.

Many thanks to al the coaches and leaders for taking part.

Some pictures of people enjoying themselves (or not).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rugeley 10 Mile

18th February 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

Last Sunday (18^th February) saw the second running of the Rugeley 10 mile road race.

The race starts on the Main Road at Brereton just a short walk from race HQ at Redbrook Hayes School and runners are soon faced with a gruelling climb up Brereton Hill.

The course takes in the nearby villages of Upper Longdon and Longdon Green before another tough climb faces runners as they head into the outskirts of Cannock Chase towards Stile Cop before heading back into the finish in the school grounds.

Leading runners for Stafford Harriers was Justin Green who finished 37th in a time of 68m 29s with John Scott not too far behind in 45th (69m 36s).

The race was won by Anthony Woodward of Notts AC in 54:14 with Kristina Defries of Stone Master Marathoners the leading lady in 66:03 (25th overall).

Walton Wobble

11th February 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

Fifteen year old Stafford Harrier George Hodkinson emerged as one of the stars of the Walton Wobble last week.
The 10k road race, which was being run for just the second time, began in Walton on the Hill and took in nearby Brocton and Cannock Chase before returning to the finish in the grounds of Walton High School.
George Hodkinson was competing in his first ever race over the distance and finished in a superb 3^rd place, finishing in a time of 39m 28secs.
Spencer Holland was the second Harrier, finishing 12^th overall (43m 10s) while George’s dad Ian finished some four and a half minutes behind his son in 44:06 (16^th overall) and just ahead of Liam Duggan 17^th in 44:12 and Alex Langford (18^th – 44:16).
Nia Nokes was the leading Harriette, taking 32^nd overall in a time of 46:27 (5^th lady).

The Harrier times were:

 

The race was won by local runner Craig Pilsbury in 36m 25 secs with reigning Stafford Half Marathon champion Rebecca Harrison taking the ladies race in a new course record time of 42:30.

261 runners completed the course.

New ZeAland Masters Games

Report  from Joe and Rosemary Connolly (members 2001 to 2008)

The NZ Masters Games are held in Dunedin every two years. There are a variety of running events and the most testing is the 7.5km hill run, starting not far off sea level and running through native forest, onto exposed moorland of tussocks following trails up to the 666m summit, the highest local peak over 6.6km followed by a 900m steep decent to the finish line. Rosemary’s no longer running so Joe entered and did the run.

We often think of the Harriers and whenever I run I think of Kate Burge and Clare Newton and the inspiration for this run was a tribute to both of those young ladies that are no longer with us. We wanted to make it to Kate’s Run in the Isle of Man a couple of years ago and didn’t make it over. So belatedly this was our tribute to dear friends no longer with us.

I sought out my old vest to wear and went off at a pace that was far too fast, inspired by thinking of Kate and Clare. Gradually the field spread out and I was on my own in the bush with a couple of voices pushing me on. I am not sure that it was my legs that carried me over the finish line winning Gold in my age class, but that was the official result.

At the end I stood next to Rosemary and told my race story about two young ladies from Stafford that carried me over the course. Here’s to you Kate and Clare XX. Best wishes to any Harriers that remember us.

Press Report

4th February 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

Alsager 5

There was a good turnout from Stafford Harriers at the Alsager 5 road race last Sunday with 20 members from the local club competing amongst more than 900 runners in this extremely popular race.

A relatively flat course around the roads of the south Cheshire town encourages some fast times in a race which is the first in the 2018 season for the North Staffs Road Runners Association.

For the Harriers, Phil Hilsdon came home in 29 mins 6 secs which secured him 60th place. Ian Wood (177th 33m 19s) and Ian Hodkinson (193rd – 33m 46s) also recorded top 200 finishes.

Other Harriers were:

 

For the second year running, the race was won by Jack Martin of Stockport Harriers in 24:19 while Lauren Howarth of Sale Harriers was the leading lady (26m 56s).

Stourbridge Stagger

Elsewhere, John Scott and Sally Haycock took part in the Stourbridge Stagger – an unforgiving multi terrain race run over a 10 mile course climbing over stiles and through muddy gully’s.

Scott finished in an excellent 45th position in a time of 68:47 while Haycock came home in 229th in a time of 99:27.

The race was won by Matthew Harrold of Warley Woods Pacers in 64:15

There were 394 runners who finished.

Open 2 the Elements Gnosall 5K and 10K

Sunday 21st January 2018

Race Report by Dave Marsden

Wintry conditions accompanied us on the drive to Gnosall and we sat in the Royal Oak pub, adjacent to the race HQ and start, watching the snow fall and wondering if there were more pleasant ways of spending a Sunday morning.

The course for both events is an out-and-back route along the disused railway track towards Newport, with turn-around points at 2.5K and 5K. Both races started at 11:00 and fortunately the snow stopped as we assembled for the start. There wasn’t much snow lying on the ground but it was very wet and muddy in places. Despite the conditions, the organisation was very good with chip timing for both events.

5K results – chip times and positions

Pos	Name	Time
3rd	Ben Deakin	21:11
5th	Melonie Deakin	24:36
26th	David Kumar	41:59

10K results – chip times and positions

Pos	Name	Time
20th	Dave Marsden	46:42
76th	Russell Horsley	1:00:05
110th	Charlotte Ward	1:06:59

Sneyd Striders Pudding Run

Sunday 14th January 2018

A rescheduled run from 10th December.

10 Mile Race

 

Position	Name	Time	Gender	Category	PB
96	Steve Turner	01:21:22	M	V55

5 Mile Race

Position	Name	Time	Gender	Category	PB
3	Simon Cope	30:17	M	TOP3
5	Adam Lightfoot	32:32	M	MSEN	PB

 

 

 

TRIG RACE

Sunday 14th January 2018

Report By Ian Wood

I had a problem this year as I was supposed to do the rearranged Sneyd 10, however the lure of the Chase was just too much. Which was why I found myself collecting my dibber and number at Milford Hall Cricket Club along with several other Harriers some were not running but were helping out on the trig points and the water station at Moors Gorse.

We started filtering out heading towards the start at Milford Common before the start of the race after standing in a tray of disinfectant as we enter the start pen and reset the dibber as we enter.

The start is weird as everybody heads off on their own route towards the first trig point it’s a bit like a starburst as the runners pick the route which suits them the best. The shortest route is not always the best the long route may not be the worst. At the first trig point by the Shooting Butts runners seem to come from all directions before splitting up again to head to Marquis Drive. The run down Kit Bag Hill to the railway check point is not my favourite bit but it cannot be avoided.

At the Moors Gorse we have time allowed to cross the road and grab a drink (Thanks Brian and Jane) using the dibber on either side of the A460 road and drinks station.

The time taken is removed up to a maximum of two minutes each crossing when you finish. On the climb up to Castle Ring we start to split up again I had run with Ian and Dean up to this point when I started to follow a different route which avoids Castle Ring hill by using a track that brings me out 50 metres from the trig.  After waving at John Clements it was now time to head down Castle Ring hill passing Debs, Ed and Karen as I started climbing up towards Stile Cop car park trig point. The first time I ran the trig race I had trouble finding the trig point here as it is hidden at the back of the car park.

I stuck to the road instead of taking a short cut through the trees as there is no proper track to follow as part of the original track is off limits now. I managed to catch up the places I lost on the drop down to Moors Gorse, running with Ian Hodkinson again who had now lost Dean. Using part of the two minutes allowed to cross the A460 it was now my favourite bit the climb up Kit Bag Hill I managed to pull away from Ian on the climb and catching up with Simon as we went past the Visitor Centre on Marquis Drive. We headed to the White House car park then dropped into the Sherbrook Valley heading towards the final trig point by the Glacial Boulder. I had seen Michelle just ahead of me at the first three trig points but managed to overtake her when the group she was running with missed a turning and got to the next trig point first. Chris Skellern must have been cold at the final trig as she was hugging the trig point when I passed!

The last few miles down the old railway cutting into Milford Common were great running with Michelle and two guys down the German cutting to finish just ahead of them at Milford. The results show I finished behind Michelle by 12 seconds due to the Moors Gorse stop.

I am glad the race went well due to the problems putting the race on this year. We were lucky with the weather if the race had been a week later the Chase was covered with snow or two weeks earlier Castle Ring hill was completely iced over. We returned to the cricket club to change and while waiting for the results we helped ourselves to the free hot drinks and food laid on by the organisers – worth the entry fee alone.

My only slight issue is the start time. Over the years the Chase has become very busy with bikes and people walking dogs around Marquis Drive and although you do not have to rush over the A460 because of the two minutes there were lots of traffic on a very fast road maybe starting the race at 9.30 might help. That said I will be at the next trig race whatever the start time.

 

RACE WINNERS

Robert Little  – Dark Peak           1-44-48

Laura  Palmer  – Chase Harriers   2-13-59

Stafford Harriers

Pos	Name	Time
21	Spencer Holland	2:13:05
32	Michelle Rushton Fox	2:20:33
33	Ian Wood	2:20:45
37	Simon Bromley	2:24:26
54	Ian Hodkinson	2:30:04
81	Nick Beckett	2:40:34
91	Debbie McDermott	2:48:20
100	Stella Dennis	2:52:10
101	Eddie Smith	2:52:37
110	Dean Hibbitt	3:02:06
115	Karen Murray	3:12:38

118 Runners completed the race

 

Press Release

21st January 2018

Report by Chris Elsley

Open to the Elements 10k

A handful of hardcore members of Stafford Harriers braved wintry conditions on Sunday morning to take part in a couple of local races. Dave Marsden was the leading Harrier in the ‘Open To The Elements’ 10k, which runs along the disused railway from Gnosall.

Marsden’s time of 46:45 was enough to give him 20th place while Russell Horsley (60:34 – 75th), Charlotte Ward (67:14 – 109th)  made up the rest of the Harriers contingent.

Opting for the shorter 5k distance were Dave Kumar, Ben and Mel Deakin.

Ben finished in an excellent 4th place in a time of 21:39 one place but almost three minutes ahead of mother Mel while Dave Kumar finished 25th in 42:04.

Kidsgrove 10K

Meanwhile, Alan Jones was the club’s sole representative in the Kidsgrove 10k, finishing in 50:25 (107th).

Staffordshire Cross Country Championships

6th January 2018

Report by Chris Elsley
Sandwell Park Farm was the setting for the Staffordshire Cross Country Championships on Saturday

Stafford Harriers’ Men finished 8th with Justin Green finishing as the leading runner for the town club. Meanwhile Nia Nokes finished in 22nd place as the Ladies came 10th.

Also running were (Men) Michael Dobson (70th), Spencer Holland (74th), Ian Wood (83rd), Anthony Haycock (97th) and Roy Clay (108th). For the women, the Harriers team also included: Kerry Hall (40th), Kelly Collins (53rd), Mel Deakin (54th), Chris Skellern (55th), Lisa Fraser (58th) and Julie Nokes (76th).

Running in the Junior events were: Ben Green (33rd – U13 Boys), Ben Cook (11th – U15 Boys), Kian Arnott (17th – U17 Boys) and Saffron Latham (17th – U17 Girls).

Limp Wrist

1st January 2018

Report by Chris Elsley
A cold, wet and blustery start to the New Year did not deter 82 hardy runners who took part in Stafford Harriers’ annual Limp Wrist Race on Monday morning.

This race is a rarity in that anyone can win. The reason for this is that the winner is not the first across the line but the one who most accurately can predict their finishing time. The catch is that no watches or other time keeping devices are permitted to be worn by competitors – hence the ‘Limp Wrist’ name given to the race.

The event starts on Martin Drive, Castlefields and comprises of a loop around the nearby pool before heading off up the disused railway towards Derrington before doubling back down the line back to Castlefields, another loop around the pool then the finish by the small car park at the end of Martin Drive.

This year’s event produce joint winners as Hilary Rees and Harriers’ chairman Darren Mattocks both finished within two seconds of their predicted finishing time while Lee Edgington of Rising Brook Runners finished in 3rd place, just 3 seconds off. Rees’ victory came despite the fact that she was the 80th runner to cross the finish line.

Fastest runner on the day was Bret Bassett but his time of 32:16 for the five mile course was 44 seconds quicker than predicted and only good enough for 20th place.

 

Race winner Hilary Rees (434)

 

 

Harriers’ members Simon Bromley (43), Shelley Burns (32) and Darren Mattocks (248) at the start of the 5 mile race

 

 

For additional photos go to Bryan Dales Race Photos

 

Pos	No	Fname	Sname	Club	Pre time	Act Time	Diff
1	434	Hilary	Rees	Unattached	0:55:00	0:54:58	00:02
1	248	Darren	Mattocks	Stafford Harriers	0:39:30	0:39:28	00:02
3	266	Lee	Edgington	Rising Brook Runners	0:40:15	0:40:12	00:03
4	421	Claire	McHugh	Unattached	0:51:21	0:51:27	00:06
5	181	Liz	Shillito	Stafford Harriers	0:50:00	0:50:07	00:07
5	273	Tom	Johnson	Stone Master Marthoners	0:40:20	0:40:27	00:07
7	163	Amy	Gamble	Stone Master Marthoners	0:36:16	0:36:07	00:09
7	423	Jo	Yendale	Stone Master Marthoners	0:50:07	0:50:16	00:09
9	43	Simon	Bromley	Stafford Harriers	0:40:00	0:40:10	00:10
9	200	Bill	Stevenson	Michelin A C	0:41:59	0:41:49	00:10
9	182	Robert	Wilson	Unattached	0:40:00	0:39:50	00:10
12	18	Chris	Skellern	Stafford Harriers	0:39:57	0:40:08	00:11
13	197	Ian	Wood	Stafford Harriers	0:34:50	0:34:37	00:13
14	425	Ruth	Edwards	Stafford Harriers	0:46:21	0:46:42	00:21
15	430	Richard	Lowndes	Stafford Tri	0:37:00	0:37:38	00:38
16	337	Stu	Turner	Stafford Harriers	0:38:00	0:38:39	00:39
17	311	Chris	Elsley	Stafford Harriers	0:39:20	0:38:40	00:40
18	435	David	Marshall	Unattached	0:41:40	0:40:58	00:42
19	436	Brian	Rawlins	Stafford Harriers	0:39:41	0:38:58	00:43
20	431	Bret	Bassett	Unattached	0:33:00	0:32:16	00:44
21	206	Pam	Davies	Stone Master Marthoners	0:45:00	0:44:15	00:45
22	330	Eddie	Smith	Stafford Harriers	0:45:10	0:44:24	00:46
23	439	Belinda	Riley	Newcastle Staffs A.C.	0:55:10	0:54:22	00:48
23	318	Ian	Welding	Unattached	0:36:30	0:37:18	00:48
25	317	Spencer	Holland	Stafford Harriers	0:34:00	0:33:07	00:53
25	166	Lisa	Ashton	Stone Master Marthoners	0:45:08	0:44:15	00:53
25	172	Jo	Handy	Stone Master Marthoners	0:45:08	0:44:15	00:53
28	426	Kirsty	Stephenson	Stone Master Marthoners	0:36:36	0:35:41	00:55
29	271	Clare	Holdcroft	Mow Cop Runners	0:41:09	0:40:13	00:56
30	424	Alan	Jeavans	Unattached	0:38:53	0:37:54	00:59
31	178	Alan	Jones	Stafford Harriers	0:37:12	0:38:12	01:00
32	207	Mac	McCoig	Stone Master Marthoners	0:49:03	0:48:02	01:01
33	203	John	Scott	Unattached	0:34:53	0:33:44	01:09
33	204	Sally	Haycock	Unattached	0:43:45	0:42:36	01:09
33	210	Tim	Hulse	Stone Master Marthoners	0:31:15	0:32:24	01:09
36	341	Craig	Baxter	Stafford Tri	0:45:04	0:43:52	01:12
37	216	Ryan	Nokes	Stone Master Marthoners	0:41:40	0:40:21	01:19
38	349	Mark	Bentley	Stafford Harriers	0:45:30	0:46:55	01:25
39	15	Margaret	Shaw	Stone Master Marthoners	0:50:21	0:51:48	01:27
39	338	Lou	Wisdom	Unattached	0:48:00	0:46:33	01:27
41	32	Shelley	Burns	Stafford Harriers	0:42:36	0:41:02	01:34
42	6	Richard	Shaw	Stone Master Marthoners	0:42:42	0:41:06	01:36
43	292	Charlotte	Ward	Stafford Harriers	0:53:23	0:51:46	01:37
43	429	Lottie	Lowndes	Unattached	0:45:00	0:43:23	01:37
45	22	Ben	Bewley	Newcastle Staffs A.C.	0:37:14	0:35:34	01:40
46	281	Sally	Liggins	Stafford Harriers	0:48:32	0:46:45	01:47
47	211	Julie	Nokes	Stafford Harriers	0:51:25	0:49:35	01:50
48	209	Fay	Parker	Stone Master Marthoners	0:45:00	0:43:09	01:51
49	29	Ann	Jones	NSRRA	0:48:31	0:46:39	01:52
50	277	Peter	Williams	Stafford Harriers	0:43:43	0:41:48	01:55
51	27	Lucinda	Stone	Staffs Moorlands	0:41:02	0:39:03	01:59
52	433	Andy	Cowden	Bere Alston Trekkers	0:41:30	0:39:29	02:01
53	5	Kevin	Uzzell	Stone Master Marthoners	0:40:58	0:38:49	02:09
54	251	Richard	Ellis	Staffs Tri	0:44:15	0:42:04	02:11
55	401	Emma	Ashton	Stafford Tri	0:43:15	0:41:03	02:12
56	185	Steve	Turner	Stafford Harriers	0:38:20	0:40:59	02:39
57	34	Neil	Banks	Unattached	0:44:32	0:41:50	02:42
58	174	Graham	Cartwright	Unattached	0:43:28	0:40:43	02:45
59	19	Charles	Larsson	Newcastle Staffs A.C.	0:45:45	0:48:36	02:51
60	229	Emma	Dutton	Stone Master Marthoners	0:43:18	0:40:25	02:53
61	267	Paul	Hunt	Unattached	0:49:25	0:46:25	03:00
62	187	Frank	Lain	Unattached	0:42:32	0:39:21	03:11
63	331	Sarah	Johnson	Stafford Harriers	0:50:00	0:46:48	03:12
64	323	Cameron	Palmer	Unattached	0:45:52	0:42:28	03:24
65	432	Kirsty	Pealce	Sandbach Striders	0:42:01	0:38:25	03:36
66	422	Nikie	Lambert	Unattached	0:52:52	0:48:36	04:16
67	437	Simon	Warwick	Stafford Harriers	0:44:32	0:40:06	04:26
67	438	Liam	Duggan	Stafford Harriers	0:40:20	0:35:54	04:26
69	324	Scott	Palmer	Stafford Harriers	0:47:26	0:42:28	04:58
70	263	Paul	Turner	Rising Brook Runners	0:50:50	0:45:25	05:25
71	224	Chris	Barlow	Stone Master Marthoners	0:59:00	0:53:21	05:39
72	427	Kate	Lowndes	Unattached	0:59:00	0:53:18	05:42
73	136	Darren	Hunt	Buxton A C	0:44:23	0:38:33	05:50
74	403	Steve	Weaver	Unattached	0:47:47	0:41:56	05:51
75	428	Vicky	Lowndes	Unattached	0:50:25	0:43:50	06:35
76	362	Anna	Hollis	Unattached	1:03:00	0:55:31	07:29
77	24	Jane	Holt	Newcastle Staffs A.C.	0:53:00	0:44:28	08:32
78	371	Ella	Pennock	Unattached	1:00:00	0:51:27	08:33
79	374	Lukasz	Bosascki	Unattached	1:10:00	0:55:31	14:29
80	358	Erin	Clode	Rising Brook Runners	1:10:00	0:54:42	15:18
81	350	Step	Holbeck	Rising Brook Runners	1:10:06	0:54:42	15:24
82	228	Jason	Riley	Newcastle Staffs A.C.	0:53:20	0:37:37	15:43