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Lilleshall Monumental 10K

Sunday 31st March 2019

 

Coniston 14

Saturday 30th March 2019

No Harriers ran.

Coventry Half

Sunday 24th March 2019

Ironbridge Half Marathon

Sunday 24th March 2019

Silver Trail Half Marathon 

Saturday 23rd March 2019

Race Report Julie Nokes

One evening Nia was telling me about a trail half marathon Stone Master Marathoners had done last year in Wales, it sounded great and the very mention of red kites being fed as the race was finishing sold it to me and I thought I must go and give it a try!  ‘It’d be a nice day out if nothing else!’
So I did some research and entered the race along with Nia, Nikki Towle and Rebecca Southall from SMM and Glyn Pattinson from Cheadle Running Club. So with Emma Phillips and Craig Edwards SMM also going as tail runners we had a good group of us to enjoy our day trip! 
Fast forward to March 2019, and having followed the Facebook updates from the event page we were all getting really excited, and a little nervous from not knowing exactly what to expect!  Once the hype of Stafford half marathon had died down it was time to hatch a plan of action (and of course check we had everything on the kit list)! 
It was an early start for us all, the weather was looking good and on arrival we were welcomed by friendly marshals and race signs in both Welsh and English. The scenery was stunning, overlooking the lake and once out the van for a better look, it was clear we were in for a treat. 
Over to the tent for registration and on the board were the names of the 150 entrants. I collected my number and saw Nia was not the only Nia on the start list, this was when I knew I had arrived in Wales! The drawstring goody bag had energy chews, reusable cup, an energy drink and the race t-shirt. We bumped into Emma eating a sausage bap who was so excited and got us all hyped up! It was back to the van to get kitted up and meet Glyn and Becky for a team photo! 
The race briefing followed and then it was a walk up the hill for the start. Surrounded by what looked like many seasoned trail runners we were off! The first few miles were easy to run and I could definitely feel my legs were still somewhat weary post Stafford Half but it wasn’t going to stop me enjoying the event.
My feet and legs were quickly muddy/wet but it was all part of the fun. 3/4 miles into the race and we took a steep climb through the forest then out onto an open field with the most spectacular views. 5 miles in I stopped for a quick drink, energy chew and a little chat with the marshals.
As the race continued the terrain became more varied, lumpy grassland, boggy fields, shale paths, cattle grids, stiles, gates and woodland were all featured. Oh and a man running barefoot! The marshals were just wonderful, so encouraging and upbeat. The course was clearly marked so any worries we had about getting lost were quickly forgotten! 
One of my favourite sections was running down through a stream and some quite technical trails then at 10.5 miles we entered a steep grassy field. I walked up the hill and couldn’t summon up any energy to run past the photographer. The field flattened out and I got going again knowing I didn’t have far to go! 
The final push through what seemed almost pitch black woodland and steep climb for the last half a mile or so was tough going but wonderful, the views once again were incredible and hearing the noise from the finish area pushed me on! I managed to overtake a few runners here. A steep descent and into the finish! What time did I do?! It didn’t matter, it was great! 
The sun was out and Glynn was there cheering me in to the finish. The atmosphere at the finish was just lovely. I had been poorly prior to the race and wasn’t sure if I would even run, so I was so delighted for getting though it! Emma was a tail runner and she was equally as happy as the rest of us as she finished. We didn’t see Craig as he was still out on course assisting a visually impaired runner. 
The presentations took place and we were in awe of the winning times! Next we saw the red kites being fed over the lake so we all assumed our positions. (Ours was by Nikki’s van with a brew and a Jaffa cake). It was an amazing sight and Emma had been lucky enough to feed them herself the day before, a thank you gesture from the organisers. 
We said thank you to the race organisers Karen and Ian before heading back with a full heart. This race was simply stunning, well organised and made us all remember why we run. We all have goals and PBs to beat but sometimes appreciating your surroundings and friendships through this wonderful sport is all that really matters. 
To quote Emma Phillips ‘This race was not about times, pressure or conventional racing, it was simply about running for the soul’. 

See you next year Silver Trail!

Wolverhampton Trail Half & 10K

Saturday 23rd March 2019

No Harriers reported

Stafford Half

17th March 2019

No Race report yet

Results

 

 

Pictures by Colin Mitchell

Fradley 10K

10th March 2019

No Race report

Results

knighton 20

10th March 2019

Race report by Chris Elsley

Cold wintery weather greeted the 270 athletes who completed the Knighton 20 road race last Sunday.
The testing 20 mile course consists of three testing laps starting out from the Sports and Social Club with a grueling climb at the end of each lap.
11 Stafford Harriers runners were among the field and Phil Hilsdon was the first of them to complete the course, finishing in an excellent 6th place overall in a time of 2:07:46
Richard Crump followed in 71st in 2:33:08 with Ian Hodkinson a further four places back in 2:35:29. Spencer Holland also made the top 100 in 2:40:34 to take 93rd place.
Debbie McDermott was the first of the ladies contingent, finishing in 134th in 2:54:20 with Melonie Deakin next home in 107th in a time of 3:07:51.
Ed Smith finished 201st in 3:14:46 ahead of the trio of Joanne Oliver, Lindsey Foster and Gill Hodkinson who took 208-210th in 3:19:39.
Last but not least for the town club was Julie Nokes with another creditable performance, finishing 239th in 3:38:52.
The race was won by Nicholas Barry (Sale Harriers) in 1:53:39 more than two minutes ahead of his nearest rival while Lawley RCs Tracie Truman was the first lady home in 2:22:29.
 

 

Action Heart 5 Miles (Dudley)

Sunday 3rd March 2019

 

position	time	name	age cat
95	0:40:29	Chris Skellern	Ladies 50-59

 

Cloud 9

Sunday 3rd March 2019

Only 2 Harriers took part this year.

Position	Time	Name	Category	Category Posn
58	73.06	Dan Findlay-Robinson	M SEN	27 / 48
62	74.26	Spencer Holland	M 45	11 / 34

 

Cambridge Half Marathon

Sunday 3rd March 2019

Race report by Mel Deakin

This is my favourite half, and I was very fortunate to get a place in the event this year. It is very popular and is the only event I know that gives priority to runners with a local postcode. Even with 9000 places there are very few left over for runners from outside the area. The event is very well run and seems to get better year on year. Great medal and packed goodie bag. You don’t get a t-shirt but there is plenty of apparel to buy. The course is flat and fast. It starts in the city and loops around the shops and sights before going out to Grantchester which is a bit more rural. Then back into the city, to the finish at Mid-Summer Common. This year it drizzled on and off all morning, but there was still plenty of support along much of the course. I would recommend this event to anyone, particularly if you are looking for a PB. I much prefer shorter distances, but it is the third time I have run at this event and I always love it and have got a PB every time. Fingers crossed I will be back next year.

Results:

1st Michael Kallenbugh Cardiff AAC 1:06:40

1st female Victoria Knight Cambridge & Coleridge AC 1:17:20

8357 finished

 

Belvoir Challenge 16 or 26 miles.

Saturday 2nd March 2019

No Harriers reported

 

Knype Pool 5 mile Race

Sunday 24th February 2019

Race Report by David Marsden

I’ve done this race several times and I’ve endured snow, ice,wind,rain and cold but I haven’t previously experienced it in bright sunshine and temperatures up to 14 degrees C. So today’s race which is an off-road, undulating event mainly around Knypersley Reservoir was really quite pleasant. After a couple of miles along the side of the reservoir, which is also described as the Head of the River Trent, there’s a reasonable climb through woodland to a narrow country lane. After a short distance on this lane we turned onto open fields and descended into woods and back to the track around the water. Another woodland climb was included before we returned to the waterside path and back to the finish.
I clocked the course as being just 4.6 miles in total, but it was enjoyable and challenging.
175 finishers
First male Simon Bailey Mercia Fell Runners 28:15
First Lady Leah Whiston Newcastle AC 33:11
Dave Marsden 88th 44:13

stafford half –

Practise run

Sunday 24th February 2019

Report Colin Mitchell

On a cold foggy morning, 34 of us meet at the Hockey and Cricket club for our annual Stafford Half practise run. The format was the same as previous years with two groups setting off. Strangly more in the faster group this year, so much so at one point we considered a single group. Water stations at 3.3mile and 6.6 miles. The sun started breaking through after Beaconside.

Thanks to the coaches for their work.

Photo’s at the water stations.

 

Carsington Half & 10K

Saturday 23rd February 2019

No Harriers in this event

Rugeley 10 mile race

Sunday 17th February 2019

Race Report by Mel Deakin

I deliberately entered the Harriers Challenge and North Staffs Road Runners this year as I knew it would make me run some races that would take me out of my comfort zone and this is one of those. It is the most challenging 10 miler I know of, endless hills the most demanding being around mile 8 when runners are tired. It was great to see so many Harriers, and chatting before the start it was interesting as some clearly love this kind of race and devour the distance whereas it fills me with a sense of dread. Anyway, I had got myself to the start, despite joking I was off to the pub I was determined to run it and try to better my time from when I ran here in 2017.

We were soon on our way, the race starts on the dual carriageway in Brereton, and quickly turns off down lanes towards Longdon. Of course it wasn’t long before we hit a hill, I just dug in, gritted my teeth and thought this is the first of many, get on with it. Conditions were pretty good though, a bit windy in places, but perfect temperature. The lanes were dry and good for running. I got to half way and felt surprisingly okay, made better for keeping both Chris and Debs in sight in front of me. Sometimes looking at your watch can be demoralising and doing math in your head whilst running isn’t always accurate, but I thought I had a good chance of getting a PB although the worst hill was to come. It surely did come, I saw lots of people walking up the last, and some very enthusiastic marshals trying to keep us going. Antonio passed me here and as much as I tried to keep up with him I could not. The last mile or so is a welcome downhill stretch back to the school. Alas, I finished behind Chris and Debs who are also in NSRRA group M, but so pleased to beat my time from 2017 by a massive 7 minutes 55 seconds – don’t ask me how I did that as I just don’t know. Well done to all Harriers who raced here, some great results and performances across the board.

Next up in the Challenge is Cloud 9.

 

 

Walton Wobble

Sunday 10th February

Report by Chris Elsley

There was a strong contingent of Stafford Harriers taking part in Sunday’s Walton Wobble.

The 10k race, now in its 3rd year, begins in the village of Walton on the Hill and takes runners up the gruelling climb on Chase Road up to Brocton Heights.

Liam Duggan put on a sterling performance to finish 13th overall in a time of 43:30, just ahead of team mate Spencer Holland  (14th – 43:56) while Jake Oliver came 1st in the U15 category to also be 3rd Harrier in 44:11.

Three Harriettes collected Age Group wins with the trio of  Chris Skellern (F55-59) in 51:07 (59th overall), Sarah Johnson (F50-54 – 56:19 – 103rd) and Val Stuart (F70-74 – 79:06 – 254th) putting in strong performances.

Results

Position	Age Group	Bib	Name	Time
13	5 (M35-39)	227	Liam Duggan	0:43:30
14	2 (M45-49)	201	Spencer Holland	0:43:56
17	1 (M14-15)	222	Jake Oliver	0:44:11
42	5 (M50-54)	218	Alan Jones	0:48:26
59	1 (F55-59)	204	Chris Skellern	0:51:07
99	13 (M35-39)	199	Nathan Tierney	0:56:00
103	1 (F50-54)	235	Sarah Johnson	0:56:19
155	2 (F60-64)	142	Karen Gretton	1:02:04
185	6 (F55-59)	57	Shirley Smith	1:04:18
208	11 (F30-34)	236	Louise Jones	1:07:37
252	29 (F45-49)	66	Lorraine Flory	1:18:00
254	1 (F70-74)	224	Valerie Stuart	1:19:06

Overall race winner was Jack Pickett of Wolverhampton & Bilston in a time of 34:07 with Kelly Butler the leading lady in 41:49 (10th overall).

The Cannock Chase 10 & 5 Mile

Sunday 10th February

No Race report

Results 10 Mile

 

 

 
Results 5 Mile

pos	time	name	gender	cat
11	00:38:26	Alex Langford	M	Senior Male
74	00:54:24	Russell Horsley	M	Male Vet 50

 

Stourbridge Stagger

Sunday 3rd February 2019

No Harriers this year

Alsager 5

Sunday 3rd February 2019

No Race Report

Results

 

 

Thirty five years with the Harriers

By Graham Williams

I joined the Harriers 35 years ago this month. Whilst on holiday in Cornwall the previous July, a friend said he was going to run the London Marathon in 1984 and would I do it with him, I agreed and we both entered and got in. It was very different to today, there were only 15,000 runners.

When I joined the Harriers we met at St Leonards and had only two lady members. The Staffs Knot started and finished at St Leonards. The Shugborough Relays were originally organised by the County Officers Running Club, we took over from them when the club folded. My first race was the inaugural Stafford Half which started and finished at the County Showground. Because it was downhill, the first mile took about six minutes and the last a lot more! I finished in 1.35 and still have the photograph of me crossing the finish line wearing a long-sleeved striped rugby top, brief shorts and long Nike socks, which my mother bought me.

My friend Roy and I travelled to London for the marathon by train and stopped in a tatty B&B. We started on the red start behind the gates and took nearly fifteen minutes to reach the start line. This was before chip timing. The London Marathon first time is an amazing experience with the noise and support. My family drove up to support me, standing along the Mall. Unfortunately these days, because it has become so money-oriented few people will get the chance to run. The finish was on Westminster Bridge and the meeting place was Jubilee Gardens by County Hall. I finished in 4.24 but managed to get this down to 3.23 in Dublin in 1993. As my birthday is on April 26^th I have run London three times on my birthday. The first time, Vernon Olivant, who unfortunately no longer with us, provided a cake on the train when we were coming home. The second time we had a Harriers party in the Victoria Hesperia hotel where we were stopping. The third time was on my seventieth birthday which was very emotional as most of my family came to watch.

As we did not get any sponsorship, unlike today, we organised long sponsored runs. These were the Staffordshire Way, the Shropshire Way and the Canal Ring. They were all 90-100 miles long. A minivan was used to ferry the runners. There was a morning and afternoon session. People would run in small groups for 4-7 miles before joining the minivan, swapping with the next group, having a rest then running again later. I vividly remember leaving Mow Cop at 5.30 for the Stafford Way run and a similar time from Ironbridge when we did the Shropshire Way.

I have had some wonderful holidays with the Harriers doing marathons in Dublin, Paris the Two Oceans in Cape Town (35 miles0, Vancouver and Sri Lanka. Nearly all our party including our wives ran in various races in Sri Lanka. I walked in Vancouver due to injury and just broke seven hours! I could not run in Cuba unfortunately, but some runners did the half and full marathon. Due to a change of date we missed the marathon in Vietnam and so did a 4K race along with thousands of local people starting and finishing at the local Botanical Gardens next to the zoo at 6.00am.

These days I don’t do marathons but have done many halves .in European cities including Prague, Luxembourg, Amsterdam, Berlin, Madrid, Lisbon and Majorca. Several Harriers went to Barcelona for the half marathon; unfortunately I was injured so just spectated. I also missed going to Florence, however we are going to Athens this year.

I have run with many accomplished runners including people who have won the Stafford 20 and the Stafford Half and others who have run 100 and 150 marathons and some have completed marathons in less than 2.40.

During my time with Stafford Harriers as Treasurer, I have worked with seven chairmen and some wonderful people and regard myself as lucky to still be running albeit slowly!

Midland Cross Country Championships

26th January 2019

No Race Report

Results

Women

 

Position	Name	Guntime	Bib
156	Christine Skellern	00:43:17	1280
210	Sarah Johnson	00:49:09	1278
247	Mel Gorman	00:56:29	1276
256	Sarah Gray	01:02:39	1277

Men

Position	Name	Guntime	Bib
241	Spencer Holland	00:54:58	1854
251	Daniel Findley-Robinson	00:55:28	1851
337	Michael Dobson	01:01:36	1850
355	Mark Oliver	01:02:51	1855

 

Trig Race

Sunday 13th January 2019

 

No Race Report

Results

Pos	Number	Forename	Surname	Category	Result
26th	5250	Spencer	Holland	M45	02:13:58
52nd	5306	Darren	Mattocks	M45	02:25:48
53rd	5281	Ian	Hodkinson	M45	02:25:59
55th	5203	Nick	Becket	M40	02:28:03
61st	5302	Ian	Wood	M55	02:30:37
95th	5337	Stella	Denniss	W40	02:40:42
109th	5317	Richard	Crump	M21	02:46:02
124th	5236	Sarah	Johnson	W50	03:04:06
133rd	5222	Karen	Murray	W50	03:17:57

 

Nsrra Awards night

11th January 2019

 A number of Harrier were presented with their awards :-

Phil Hilsdon 1st Male V40 category
Peter Williams 2nd Male Group F category and 3rd Male 65-69 category
Karen Murray 3rd Lady V50-54 category
Chris Skellern 3rd Lady V55-59 category
Justin Green 2nd Male V45-49 category
Also special mention for Mick Jones who picked up a Lifetime Achievement Award 🏆

A massive congratulations to you all.

Limp Wrist

1st January 2019

110 runners took part, and we made £478 for Katherine House.

Photo’s from the event are on Bryan Dales site Race Photos

Pos	First name	Surname	Club	Pre time	Act Time	Diff
1	Colin	Earp	South Cheshire Harriers	0:49:57	0:49:56	00:01
2	Tim	Hulse	Stone Master Marathoners	0:32:30	0:32:32	00:02
3	Linda	Dale	Unattached	0:45:05	0:45:08	00:03
3	Mac	McCoig	Stone Master Marathoners	0:53:05	0:53:02	00:03
5	Bill	Stephenson	Michelin	0:43:50	0:43:55	00:05
6	Spencer	Holland	Stafford Harriers	0:32:53	0:32:47	00:06
6	Eddie	Smith	Stafford Harriers	0:45:10	0:45:16	00:06
8	Steve	Parker	Stone Master Marathoners	0:43:00	0:43:16	00:16
9	Matt	Woodman	Stafford Harriers	0:29:45	0:29:23	00:22
10	Ian	Hodkinson	Stafford Harriers	0:35:45	0:36:08	00:23
11	Alan	Caldicott	UK Run Chat	0:40:25	0:39:58	00:27
12	Val	Stuart	Stafford Harriers	1:00:10	1:00:45	00:35
13	Martin	Cross	Stone Master Marathoners	0:31:40	0:31:04	00:36
13	Rubin	Barnett	Unattached	0:37:00	0:36:24	00:36
15	Neil	Banks	Unattached	0:45:00	0:44:17	00:43
16	John	Scott	Stafford Harriers	0:33:59	0:33:15	00:44
16	Mark	Taylor	Unattached	0:44:00	0:43:16	00:44
16	Toby	Hart	South Cheshire Harriers	0:31:00	0:30:16	00:44
19	Stuart	Turner	Stafford Tri	0:40:00	00:40:45	00:45
20	Sam	Hodgkinson	Stone Master Marathoners	0:41:00	0:40:14	00:46
21	Julie	Nokes	Stafford Harriers	0:50:50	0:50:02	00:48
21	Craig	Baxter	Stafford Tri	0:46:27	0:47:15	00:48
23	Chris	Skellern	Stafford Harriers	0:39:56	0:40:47	00:51
24	George	Hodkinson	Stafford Harriers	0:35:28	0:34:36	00:52
25	Joanne	Oliver	Stafford Harriers	0:45:12	0:44:19	00:53
25	Ian	Wood	Stafford Harriers	0:34:30	0:35:23	00:53
27	Alan	Jeavans	Unattached	0:37:23	0:36:28	00:55
27	Scott	Palmer	Stafford Harriers	0:41:20	0:42:15	00:55
29	Liz	Cook	Unattached	0:44:21	0:43:25	00:56
29	Liz	Shillito	Stafford Harriers	0:52:30	0:53:26	00:56
31	Sally	Kenny	Cheadle A C	0:42:40	0:41:43	00:57
32	Richard	Shaw	Stone Master Marathoners	0:41:40	0:40:42	00:58
32	Heather	Higgs	Rising Brook Runners	1:01:11	1:00:13	00:58
34	Mark	Bentley	Stafford Harriers	0:45:00	0:44:01	00:59
35	Thomas	Peters	Penkridge Runners	0:36:00	0:34:56	01:04
36	Sid	Green	North Antrim Harriers	0:31:15	0:32:22	01:07
37	Tom	Mellor	Stafford Harriers	0:45:00	0:43:52	01:08
38	Darren	Mattocks	Stafford Harriers	0:37:30	0:36:20	01:10
39	Alan	Jones	Stafford Harriers	0:41:40	0:40:29	01:11
40	Gael	Earp	Stafford Harriers	0:52:30	0:51:18	01:12
41	Peter	Williams	Stafford Harriers	0:44:37	0:43:24	01:13
42	Adrian	Reeves-Jones	Cheadle A C	0:37:35	0:36:18	01:17
43	Jenni	Beckett	Stafford Harriers	0:39:36	0:38:15	01:21
44	Hilary	Peters	Penkridge Runners	0:41:30	0:42:55	01:25
45	Steph	Holbeck	Rising Brook Runners	0:59:12	0:57:42	01:30
46	Kevin	Uzzell	Stone Master Marathoners	0:38:10	00:39:43	01:33
46	Kirsty	Stephenson	Stone Master Marathoners	0:38:35	0:37:02	01:33
48	Michelle	Fox	Stone Master Marathoners	0:38:18	0:36:43	01:35
48	Anthony	Peters	Penkridge Runners	0:41:20	0:42:55	01:35
50	Liz	Stephenson	Potters Trotters	0:54:49	0:56:25	01:36
51	Andrew	Clode	Rising Brook Runners	0:55:00	0:56:37	01:37
52	Claire	McHugh	Unattached	0:51:23	0:53:02	01:39
53	Richard	Taylor	Stone Master Marathoners	0:39:52	0:38:10	01:42
54	Graham	Williams	Stafford Harriers	0:51:10	0:49:27	01:43
55	Tim	Slater	NSSRA	0:54:49	0:53:05	01:44
56	Justin	Clarkson	Unattached	0:38:57	0:37:11	01:46
57	Mark	Oliver	Stafford Harriers	0:39:50	0:41:39	01:49
58	Amy	Gamble	Stone Master Marathoners	0:36:36	0:34:46	01:50
59	Cameron	Palmer	Unattached	0:40:30	0:42:22	01:52
60	Susan	Taylor	Unattached	0:39:58	0:38:03	01:55
61	Simon	Bromley	Stafford Harriers	0:40:15	0:38:15	02:00
62	Samantha	Bream	Stafford Tri	0:48:32	0:46:28	02:04
63	Ben	Gamble	Tipton Harriers	0:30:00	0:27:54	02:06
64	Mark	Churton	Stone Master Marathoners	0:40:00	0:37:53	02:07
65	Nick	Beckett	Stafford Harriers	0:37:10	0:34:59	02:11
65	Georgia	Slater	Rising Brook Runners	0:55:43	0:53:32	02:11
67	Jaymie	Hill	Stafford Tri	0:57:55	0:55:42	02:13
68	Srephen	Weaver	Unattached	0:41:59	0:39:43	02:16
69	Paul	Turner	Rising Brook Runners	0:55:50	0:53:32	02:18
70	Gaz	Leyland	Unattached	0:39:12	0:36:52	02:20
71	Katy	Leyland	Unattached	0:39:02	0:36:39	02:23
72	Andy	Cowden	Bere Alston Trekers	0:39:20	0:41:44	02:24
73	Lee	Edginton	Rising Brook Runners	0:40:31	0:38:03	02:28
74	Sally	Haycock	Stafford Harriers	0:48:50	0:46:11	02:39
75	Leonora	Wilson Weaver	Unattached	0:47:05	0:49:45	02:40
76	Sarah	Johnson	Stafford Harriers	0:45:00	0:42:06	02:54
76	Jonathan	Dunn	Rising Brook Runners	0:45:00	0:42:06	02:54
78	Jenny	Gibbs	South Cheshire Harriers	0:45:00	0:42:02	02:58
79	Ron	Joynson	Unattached	0:50:00	0:46:53	03:07
80	Jason	Lready	Rising Brook Runners	0:56:40	0:53:32	03:08
81	Tom	Heath	Stafford Harriers	0:38:30	0:35:20	03:10
82	Claire	Williams	Stafford Harriers	0:46:35	0:43:24	03:11
83	Alfred	Slater	NSSRA	0:56:22	0:53:10	03:12
84	Richard	Booth	Stafford Harriers	0:43:10	0:39:37	03:33
85	Jo	McDermott	Unattached	0:49:58	0:46:12	03:46
86	Rachel	Marsden	Stafford Harriers	0:53:42	0:49:49	03:53
87	Charlotte	Ward	Stafford Harriers	0:55:02	0:51:05	03:57
88	Ian	Williams	Stafford Harriers	0:38:15	0:42:33	04:18
89	Colin	Pheasant	Chase Harriers	1:12:08	1:07:42	04:26
90	Pam	Davies	Stone Master Marathoners	0:49:50	0:45:19	04:31
91	Hilary	Wood	Unattached	0:40:16	0:45:08	04:52
92	Andrew	Langley	Stafford Tri	0:45:30	0:50:26	04:56
93	Joss	Clode	Rising Brook Runners	1:03:00	0:57:42	05:18
94	Jo	Waldron	Unattached	0:56:30	0:51:05	05:25
95	Suzanne	Brotherhood	Stafford Harriers	0:52:00	0:46:26	05:34
96	Jim	Smith	Stafford Harriers	0:41:30	0:35:46	05:44
97	Robert	Wilson	Unattached	0:45:00	0:39:15	05:45
98	Chris	Barlow	Stone Master Marathoners	1:00:00	0:53:59	06:01
99	Dean	Gethin	Unattached	0:37:20	0:43:38	06:18
100	Mel	Gorman	Stafford Harriers	0:55:00	0:48:08	06:52
101	Roy	Gibbs	Unattached	0:49:49	0:41:51	07:58
102	Helen	Hutchinson	Unattached	0:49:50	0:41:51	07:59
103	Mark	Withington	Stafford Tri	0:50:00	0:42:00	08:00
104	Lynda	Abell	Stafford Harriers	0:55:00	0:46:10	08:50
105	Louise	Wisdom	Unattached	0:55:42	0:46:36	09:06
106	Karen	Gretton	Stafford Harriers	0:55:50	0:46:42	09:08
107	Simon	Warwick	Unattached	0:55:13	0:45:12	10:01
108	Erin	Clode	Rising Brook Runners	1:07:00	0:56:36	10:24
109	Jonathan	Evans	Stafford Tri	1:01:01	0:47:18	13:43
110	Rita	Banks	Stone Master Marathoners	1:09:58	0:56:05	13:53