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Road Race
Phoenix Races
Sun 11 Nov 2012
We couldn't have hoped for better conditions: bright sunshine and not a breath of wind. It meant that numbers of entries were mantained with 258 young athletes competing. The Friday-Ad mile featured 23 adult racers.
It has to be said that the organising team under the leadership of Dave Powell and Any Bone did a fantastic job and the day seemed to go off without a hitch.
There were plenty of Phoenix vests to be seen racing and much success by our own athletes. There were winners in the U9 boys (Lukas Nerurkar), U11 girls (Milly Dickinson), U13 girls (Almi Nerurkar), U15 boys (Archie Davis) and U17 men (Billy Wright). The winner of the Friday-Ad mile was Robbie Fitzgibbon who set a new course record in a time of 4:34.
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Road Race
Amsterdam Marathon
Sun 21 Oct 2012
Elana Moore ran 3:56 at Amsterdam on Sunday, her first sub-4 hour marathon. Well done Elana
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Road Race
Loch Ness Marathon
Sun 30 Sep 2012
Well done to Katie on her first marathon.
1395 Katie Hall 04:21:51 04:19:48 Brighton Phoenix -
Road Race
The Weakest Link 2012
Wed 27 Jun 2012
The Weakest Link 2012 - Weds 27 June @ 7.15
Pos. No. Team Name 1st leg 2nd leg 3rd leg 4th leg 5th leg Finish
1 44 Phoenix Bounty Hunters 9.11 9.03 [35.25] 9.30 44.55
2 58 Arena A 9.06 9.06 9.00 8.19 9.28 45.09
3 18 The Assassins 9.56 9.24 8.13 8.12 9.47 45.32
4 54 Mile Reppers 9.06 8.57 [36.24] 9.39 46.03
5 48 Miles Better 9.36 9.37 9.45 10.24 10.25 49.47
6 63 Phoenix All Stars 10.27 10.08 10.18 8.35 10.44 50.16
7 59 Arena B 9.49 10.07 10.31 9.39 10.32 50.38
8 42 Phoenix O'Vets [22.11] 11.05 9.57 11.16 54.29
9 33 Arena [22.33] 10.19 10.16 11.52 55.00
10 61 Arena C [21.27] 10.56 11.09 11.54 55.26
11 95 No name [22.20] 11.04 11.06 11.56 56.26
12 77 Arena E 12.05 11.13 10.36 10.29 12.21 56.46
13 67 Phoenix Ladies 11.20 12.49 10.36 10.11 12.38 57.34
14 98 Blazing Saddles 10.16 12.24 10.37 11.37 13.12 58.08
15 91 No name 10.31 12.42 11.23 10.56 12.59 58.29
16 45 Legs 11 11.17 13.06 10.46 59.03
17 99 Late Commers [23.12] 10.11 13.28 12.32 59.23
18 97 Arena F 13.08 12.06 10.39 59.38
19 78 Arena D 12.54 10.34 11.12 11.31 14.03 60.14
20 80 SRC [22.29] 13.17 10.58 13.33 60.27
21 85 Dodgy Knees 11.52 13.28 13.20 10.16 13.42 62.38
22 79 Slap Dash 12.47 11.39 12.17 13.10 13.20 63.13
23 65 Muppets 12.21 13.18 12.53 11.51 14.22 64.45
24 19 Jacko & Pacemakers 11.32 15.17 10.51 12.18 15.52 65.50
25 49 Pebble Dashers 14.28 14.17 11.46 9.22 17.25 67.18
26 46 Tortoises 15.19 13.27 11.40 11.48 15.10 67.22
27 57 Where's Marina 12.12 15.02 13.08 11.36 17.04 69.02
28 56 The Snails 12.01 16.13 13.51 10.47 18.04 70.56
29 96 Heathfield/ Uckfield Runners 12.27 13.17 11.07 9.24 14.54 71.09
30 86 Heathfield Henches 12.23 12.58 16.18 13.36 16.36 71.51
31 55 The Hare & The Tortoise 12.40 13.54 17.41 13.37 14.47 72.39
32 43 Blue Idol Runners [23.09] 17.06 18.08 19.15 77.38
33 47 Fizzy Cupcakes 14.36 14.26 15.42 15.2 19.43 79.45
Times in brackets are the cumulative times of the legs before where the individual splits were missed, hope that makes sense? For Phoenix Bounty Hunters 35.25 is the time of the first four legs. Apologies if we missed your individual time split. -
Road Race
Bexhill 5k
Wed 23 May 2012
Josh Guilmant ran the first Bexhill 5k of the summer series on Wed 23rd and took the race by the scruff of the neck. His winning time of 15:06 smashed the course record by an incredible 31 seconds and was an incredible 93 seconds ahead of the next placed athlete. Superb running Josh. These facebook comments are an indication of how awed people were:
Mark Ryalls I still can't believe the guy that won it, like Billy Whizzz!
TL Sports Events He was amazing, such smooth graceful running, he was definitely in a class of his own last night. And such a lovely, down to earth guy to chat to. Fantastic to see the course record smashed!
Capitan Slow He asked me a bout the course before the race and I told him all about it, I even mentioned "don't worry you won't get lost, just follow the crowd " !! as if....Terry Avey was the only other Phoenix runner and he recorded a staunch 20:17 for 2nd M60
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Road Race
Bognor 10K
Sun 20 May 2012
Cool overcast day on a flat fast course.
23rd Daren Elliot 38:12
65th Terry Avey 40:46 (ist M60) -
Road Race
Angmering Bluebell 10k and 10m trial runs
Sun 22 Apr 2012
Whilst thousands were pounding the streets of London, a group of Phoenix runners were enjoying the Angmering Estate in West Sussex for the annual Angmering Bluebell 10k trial run, which this year also included a 10mile trial run.
As the race title suggests the race is very scenic, run mainly of road with a mixture of open countryside and woods paved in bluebells. The spectators however were probably more aware of the stunning scenery as the race conditions were hard, the hilly twisting course being made more challenging by a week of rain making large sections very muddy and slippery. In fact it was probably muddier than any of this year’s cross country courses!
In the 10k race James Atkinson finished third male, with Darren Elliot running only a week after the Brighton Marathon finishing a very credible 12th. In the 10 mile race Bruce Warren was third male and Catherine Bounds third female, with Bruce also taking first place in the Supervet category.
10k
James Atkinson 3rd male 39:08
Darren Elliot 12th male 42:12
10mile
Bruce Warren 3rd male 1:04:33
Catherine Bounds 3rd female 1:14:26
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Road Race
London Marathon
Sun 22 Apr 2012
Terrific conditions this year and a good turnout (at least by the men) to take advantage. Unusually three Phoenix runners – Terry, Brian and Mike – did the double, by also running the Brighton Marathon the previous week.
Congratulations all.
31st Jon Pepper (second claim) 2:21:48
41st Ian Leitch 2:26:45
1037th Michael Whyte 2:58:20
1118th Leigh Beard 2:59:09
1305th Tom Farsides3:01:08
3576th Iain Martin 3:23:37
3582nd Brian Friend 3:27:23
10,767th Stuart Batchelor 3:59:07
17,394th Terry Avey 4:25:24 -
Road Race
Mini Mile Brighton Marathon
Sun 15 Apr 2012
We count 62 young athletes from Phoenix in the results and just look at those amazing times. To make our day, there were four Phoenix winners from the twelve races. Well done everybody.
U18 Boys
1 Will Durkin 4:24
3 Billy White 4:36
U15
1 Sam Kitchen 4:46
13 Harry Swindells 5:53
17 Will Russell 6:06
U18 Girls
8 Maia Tunley 6:56
U15 Girls
8 Jody Mann 6:17
11 Natacha Rodrigues 6:30
13 Maria Andrews 6:38
14 Madelaine Houghton 6:39
47 Josie Whitelegg 8:52
U13 Boys Race 1
2 Sam Betts 5:46
9 Jack Etherton 6:17
17 Joe Aston 6:39
U13 Boys Race 2
3 Max Winter 6:00
9 Charlie Warren 6:13
26 Harrison Saunders 6:45
34 Darwin Ruston 7:00
61 Jago Shakoori 7:47
U13 Girls Race 1
3 Naomi Fonteyn 6:08
9 Claudia Betts 6:50
12 Eve Hull 6.55
14 Ruby Graves 7.13
15 Kate Granlund 7.13
20 Ella Blake 7:22
30 Amelia Arlett 7:35
U13 Girls Race 2
1 Almi Nerurkar 5:54
2 Chloe Watson 6:14
4 Elorah Mann 6:24
5 Charlotte Matthews 6:30
6 Louisa Saunders 6:32
10 Maia Whitaker-Jones 6.45
14 Tara May 6:58
18 Ateya MArshall 7:04
21 Izzy Whitelegg 7:09
22 Esme Whitworth 7.13
28 Alex Vidler 7:21
30 Briony Lawrie 7:26
36 Isobel Willett 7:42
66 Constance Pope 8:29
U11 Boys Race 2
10 Miles Jamie 6.37
11 Jake Mathieson 6.45
16 Lucas Nerurkar 6.47
26 Archie Knights 7.04
U11 Boys Race 3
4 Finn O’ Connor 6.27
13 Oscar Saunders 6.50
14 William Saunders 6.51
36 Ben Tennant 7.14
U11 Girls Race 1
7 Marie Belcher 7.03
U11 Girls Race 2
8 Pia Lewis 7.16
9 Lily Jewell 7.19
30 Lauren Hull 7.55
41 Bethany Hull 8.13
43 Madeleine Marinko Maechler 8.13
U11 Girls Race 3
1 Isabella Rowney 6.46
2 Abi Roach Penn 6.51
12 Alice Wolfenden 7.27
18 Lydia Whitworth 7.43
20 Emma Stern 7.48
31 Mary Watts 8.07
65 Caitlin Turnidge 8.49
128 Imogen Pike 9.52 -
Road Race
Brighton Marathon
Sun 15 Apr 2012
It was another perfect day for distance running; maybe a little on the chilly side and perhaps that breeze was stiffer than ideal at times but the organisers have been blessed by fine weather for the third year running. Phoenix are pretty keen on this event and 25 of us joined in the fun. As you can see by the results, just over one and a half hours covered our finishing times indicating an impressive general standard. It was also great to see so many Phoenix members out on the course giving vocal support.
30 Pat Davoren 2:52:36
54 Andy Bone 2:57:02
94 Jon Pike 3:04:41
145 Bob Novis 3:09:57
178 Donald Maclellan 3:11:40
264 Tom Sanderson 3:16:11
313 Tom Holborn 3:17:48
326 Dave Powell 3:19:57
429 Andrew Neighbour 3:23:44
532 Paul Lawrence 3:23:57
757 Ian Moss 3:27:41
719 Andrew Field 3:28:54
672 Miles Davidson 3:29:35
674 Michael Whyte 3:29:37 (Pacemaker for 3:30)
921 Tess Sandilands 3:32:48
1004 John Donno 3:34:10
960 Malcolm Kemp 3:36:02
1019 Stuart Batchelor 3:37:41
1141 Paule Kremer 3:39:29
1316 Daren Elliott 3:43:45 (Pacemaker for 3:45)
2406 Richard Moult 3:57:22
2526 Brian Friend 3:57:41 (Pacemaker for 4:00)
3548 Stephen Taylor 4:09:10
3510 Terry Avey 4:14:40
5018 Cathryn Walsh 4:31:40