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Just a few Phoenix faces this year for this popular XC warrm-up. Excellent results, especially by our young athletes.

U9 boys (700M)
1st Lucas Nerurkar 2:34

U11 girls (1000M)
2nd Almi Nerurkar 4:19

Junior boys and girls (1600M)
2nd Will Russell 6:23

Seniors (8000M)
21st Daren Elliot 34:16
34th Stuart Pal 35:13

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Erica took 3rd female spot at the Chilham Castle Duathlon  

10km offroad Run – 40km Bike – 5km off road Run

Erica Martin run 48:57:00 Bike 1:22:06 Run 25:23  Total 2:38:07

full results http://www.trispiritevents.com/images/stories/General/ccdresults2011%20sheet1.pdf

1000m swim, 32km bike, 8km run.

2 Tom Hopkins 00:16:25 00:57:26 00:28:02 01:41:53
13 John Tindell 00:17:40 01:01:28 00:32:25 01:51:33
14 Iain Martin 00:21:46 00:57:52 00:32:00 01:51:38
18 Tim Woodman 00:19:47 01:00:03 00:34:27 01:54:17
41 Andy Field 00:21:30 01:06:39 00:33:53 02:02:02
42 Anita Jones 00:21:11 01:07:09 00:34:17 02:02:37

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The senior men were an fantastic 14th out of 62 teams, the top 25 go to Nationals, well done guys.

    Phoenix A.C.    1:58:01
    Finn Mcnally    18:57    17    14
    Max Pickard    19:37    17    20
    Charlie Grice    19:02    14    9
    Jake Elliott    20:28    17    24
    Sam Wade    20:16    17    21
    Josh Guilmant    19:41    14    15

34 45 Anita Jones 60 00:32:19 47 02:52:39 23 01:49:30 05:14:28 FV 40-44

 Looks like 2nd female and first female vet.

full results http://gsytriclub.freehostia.com/20110911GManmiddle.pdf

Chris Mills

SWIM    BIKE       RUN       OVERALL  

57:18   6:09:58  3:40:23   11:00:49 

Robert Rollings

SWIM    BIKE       RUN       OVERALL  

1:01:16 6:28:46  4:29:03      12:18:02 

43rd Terry Avey 43:30 (1st M60)

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Liz completed the Little Woody middle distance tri on Saturday, This is reputed to be the toughest middle distance in the UK.

1900m Swim, Bike 98km, 21km Run

full results http://results.racetectiming.com/Results.aspx?CId=27&RId=186&EId=2

The last of the Summer fun events approx 1.2 miles up the scarp slope of the downs to the Jack and Jill windmills and back down again to Clayton. A good turnout and nice to see a few more ladies running.

Position Name Time

1 Donald McClellan 7:53

2 John Marinko 8:03

3 Andrew Neighbour 8:11

4 Malcolm Hughes 8:24

5 Phil Hampshire 8:26

6 Ian Moss 8:27

7 Stuart Pal 8:40

8 Erica Martin 9:07

9 Malcolm Kemp 9:11

10 Emma Hughes 9:39

11 Liz Halliday 9:50

12 Sonal Chaudary 10:04

13 Lesley Fairbairn 10:53

14 Katie Hall (guest) 11:34

15 Rik Taub 11:51

500m swim / 23.5k bike / 6k run

1st 01:09:33 236 Robert Rollings (m-E) 12 10 4 5 00:09:44 1 1 1 1 00:35:24 6 6 3 3 00:24:25

4th 01:12:44 235 John Tindell (m-E) 3 2 1 1 00:09:02 4 4 2 2 00:39:24 4 4 2 2 00:24:18

14th 1:18:43 227 Roland Harrington (m-I 24 20 4 4 00:10:57 16 16 3 3 00:41:31 20 18 4 4 00:26:15

45th  01:24:56 219 Emma Hughes (f-E) 20 4 2 8 00:10:15 51 7 10 2 00:44:48 59 10 10 3 00:29:53

54th  01:27:09 204 Deborah Evers (f-J) 34 8 1 2 00:11:30 46 5 2 1 00:44:14 70 17 4 2 00:31:25

90th  01:38:03 190 Carla Price (f-G) 50 13 4 9 00:12:12 101 26 13 5 00:51:20 90 24 12 5 00:34:30

94th 01:38:40 180 Kathryn Harnett (f-G) 57 16 5 10 00:12:37 116 40 18 10 00:55:47 61 11 9 3 00:30:17

115th  01:50:48 178 Sue Hudson (f-K) 73 20 2 4 00:13:26 108 32 5 3 00:53:40 122 44 8 6 00:43:42

Winning female time 54:19:20
Erica Martin 2nd female 55:15:18 less than 1 minute behind.

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4th Joe Francis 37:00

7th Donald McClelland 40:22

26th Terry Avey 43:52

60th Sonal Chaudhary 51:21

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Jack and Jill 5M

9th Donald McClellan 40:36

74th Rik Taub 54:40

Downland 30M

11th Mike Townley 4:34

43rd Iain Martin 5:24

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1150 Paul Thomas 8:21:38

Well done to Paul on completing the race inside the cut off time inspite of being unable to run due to a severely swollen ankle.

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The first running of the Snake downhill mile. A twisting measured downhill mile on grass and downland track. Time trial format with runners setting off at 30 second intervals. Run in pleasant evening sunshine with no wind.

1 James Miles  4:28

2 Miles Davidson 4:58

3= Joe Francis 5:06 

3= Andrew Neighbour 5:06

5 Donald Maclellan 5:08

6 Phil Hampshirw 5:13

7 Nigel Herron 5:22

8 Ian Moss 5:27

9 Andrew Haig 5:31

10 Liz Durman 5:34

11 Malcolm Kemp 5:36

12 John Lambe 5:48

13 Liz Halliday 6:17

14 Vimukta Thurlow 6:34

Perfect conditions. Warm but overcast and no wind on this out-back-out-back promenade run. A Sussex Grand Prix race, this attracted five Phoenix athletes.

22nd Phil Hampshire 18:55 (1st MV3)
30th Terry Avey 19:23 (2nd MV5)
46th Andrew Haig 20:11 (1st MV6)
84th Stuart Pal 21:50
90th Stuart Batchelor 22:13

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The inaugural running of the Phoenix 10K was an undoubted success. Not only did the race sell-out but initial feedback from competitors is very positive. With chip-timing and well -organised facilities such as toilet provision, baggage tent, massage, PA (great work Tim) etc, the oveall impression was highly favourable and bodes well for the future.

Congratulations have to go to Andy Bone who has steered the event with consumate organisational skill. The marshalling and bike-leading too was excellent with Liz Halliday, Eleanor Moore, Malcolm Kemp and others assuming responsibility. Particularly heartening was the raucus reception committee of junior athletes, organised by John Marinko, at the 5K turnaround point.

It also turned out to be a high quality race with a sprint to the finish with Dean Lacey of Cambridge Harriers just edging out Phoenix's Ian Leitch by three seconds. Josh Guilmant of Phoenix was just 30 seconds back in third place. Phoenix won the men's team prize (Leitch, Guilmant, Hopkins, Hards). A special mention too for Terry Avey who's running has transformed this season. He was first in the over-60 category against a qualty field in that age-group, with a superb sub-40 run. Amazingly, this is his eighteenth age-group first this season.

In the women's race Emma Richards of Hailsham Harriers was run away winner in 37:35, a substantial PB for her. The next two places were fought out by two V45 athletes. Elspeth Turner of Horsham Blue Stars was second in 38:17 and Cathy Ulliot of Brighton and Hove was third in 40:13.

Thirty-one of us competed and here are our results (chip times). Well done everybody.

2        Ian Leitch 30:27
3        Josh Guilmant 31:03
5        Tom Hopkins 33:02
11      Darryl Hards 34:10
15      James Miles 34:38
26      Dave Carter 36:05
31      Michael Whyte 36:52
34      Alexander Bonzi 37:25
41      Miles Davidson 38:21
44      Bruce Faulkner 38:32
54      Jim Whitelegg 39.08
55      Tom Farsides 39:12
61      Sam Priestnall 39:31
63      Terry Avey 39:35
65      Iain Martin 39:52
66      Daren Elliot 39:58
75      Lance Bellers 40:27
83      Andrew Haig 41:17
92      Brian Friend 42:00
97      Andy Triggs 42:12
101     Malcolm Burden 42:17
123     Beth Kidger 43:23
127     Megan Kidger 43:36
132     Tom Sanderson 43:46
148     Stuart Pal 44:49
155     Sonal Chaudhary 44:54
185     Lucy Gallagher 46:27
186     John Lamb 46:29
221     Kathryn Harnett 49:03
230     Vimutka Thurlow 49:51
260     Richard Thompson 52:02

Full results here

1.5km sea swim - 42km bike - 10km run

15 Malcolm Hughes (00:24:48/ 00:00:42/ 01:11:04/ 00:00:31/ 00:39:47) 02:16:53

18 Bob Novis (00:24:16/ 00:01:00/ 01:12:51/ 00:00:31/ 00:40:00) 02:18:39

31 John Marinko (00:32:04/ 00:00:38/ 01:09:43/ 00:00:28/ 00:40:59) 02:23:53

55 Roland Harrington (00:29:33/ 00:01:05 /01:15:36/ 00:00:49/ 00:44:11) 02:31:16

61 Lewis Bertrand-Shelton (00:27:32/ 00:04:23/ 01:15:08/ 00:01:59/ 00:44:17) 02:33:21

94 Stuart Townsend ( 00:34:35/ 00:01:10/ 01:17:36/ 00:00:53/ 00:48:07) 02:42:23

107 Andrew Field (00:34:50/ 00:02:10/ 01:21:54/ 00:00:56 /00:46:12) 02:46:03

Lewis 1^st Junior, Malcolm 1^st Supervet

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Paratriathlon 3 Male

8. Paul Thomas GBR 0:22:07( 7) 0:04:12 0:49:04( 8) 0:02:27 0:47:08( 9) 2:00:44

 Paratriathlon 4 Female

1. Faye McClelland GBR 0:15:10( 2) 0:02:02 0:40:59( 1) 0:01:02 0:24:54( 1) 1:22:04

 Olympic 50-54 Male AG

3. Malcom Hughes GBR 0:27:56( 3) 0:02:23 1:08:51( 5) 0:01:14 0:41:59( 3) 2:19:59

 Olympic 50-54 Female AG

14. Deborah Evers GBR 0:34:42( 12) 0:03:07 1:31:18( 14) 0:01:35 0:56:07( 11) 3:03:40

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 Well done to Faye on her Gold and Malcolm for his Bronze.

One of the most beautful races in the Sussex calender, the heat and distance nevertheless made it quite a challenge. Most of the route is on footpath around the shores of the Bewl Water reservoir, finishing at a sunlit meadow where, to the accompanyment of a brass band, the 600+ rrunners were treated to free refreshments including their justly famous selection of homemade cake. Bliss.

46th Daren Elliot 1:48:30
54th Jim Whitelegg 1:49:38
67th Tom Farsides 1:51:37
77th Brian Friend 1:52:16
163rd Andrew Haig 2:01:49
177th Terry Avey 2:03:13

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Hot and humid this one, with a nasty uphill finish. Liz's result followed on from a 20 mile bike ride to get to the race!

43rd Andrew Haig 43:19 (1st M65)
95th Liz Halliday 48:34

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MALCOLM HUGHES  50-54 02:13:37 74 3 Brighton Phoenix 00:23:28 00:01:33 01:10:26 00:00:53 00:37:17

DEBORAH EVERS  50-54 02:51:52 594 8 Brighton Phoenix 00:28:09 00:02:30 01:30:18 00:01:34 00:49:21

PAUL THOMAS  50-54 03:38:21 746 58 Brighton Phoenix 00:37:01 00:04:46 01:39:33 00:01:41 01:15:20

Results

400m swim, 26km bike. 5km run

1 ag1 Sam Wade (5:12 / 44:46 / 16:51) 01:06:49

7 ag1 Malcolm Hughes (6:29 / 45:04 / 19:18) 01:10:51

12 ag1 Bob Novis (6:00 / 46:44 / 20:07) 01:12:50

13 ag3 John Marinko (7:19 / 45:37 / 20:07) 01:13:03

15 ag4 Nigel Herron (7:38 / 45:56 / 19:47) 01:13:21

16 ag3 John Tindell (6:13 / 47:05 / 20:03) 01:13:22

23 ag7 Roland Harrington (6:34 / 48:58 / 21:03) 01:16:36

44 ag4 Stuart Townsend (7:35 / 51:21 / 21:18) 01:20:13

47 ag13 Mark Walker 6:40 / 52:52 / 21:24) 01:20:56

139 ag2 Cathryn Walsh (9:12 / 56:12 / 27:13) 01:32:37

150 ag21 Andrew Neighbour (8:25 / 1:04:58 / 20:16) 01:33:40

207 ag2 Ananda Mello-Costa (10:15 / 1:02:22 / 29:16) 01:41:53

A good turnout for the club. This was the 3^rd race in the club's Multi-Sport Championship.

Well done to Sam on his victory, he had the fastest swim and run splits on the day.

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It was the wind wot won it. The new out-and-back course meant an initial wind-assisted 5k followed by the return leg into the teeth of a fierce and unrelenting gale. Not surprisingly times were a bit down but 621 finished this popular Grand Prix race on an otherwise warm, sunny evening. The race was won in 33:00 by Matt Dunigan of Worthing and District Harriers. Congratulations to our two prize winners Josh and Terry.

2nd Josh Guilmant 33:31
16th Joe Francis 38:31
83rd Terry Avey 42:19 (1st M60)
85th John Tindell 42:24
90th Andrew Haig 42:44
269th Will Flewett 48:13
434th Vimukta Thurlow 54:58

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Five firsts for Phoenix young athletes including two course records.

Boys U15 2300M
1st 7:06 Billy White  NEW COURSE RECORD
2nd 7:38 Sam Kitchen
4th 8:52 Will Russell

Boys U13 1500M
1st 4:55 Archie Davis  NEW COURSE RECORD

Girls U13 1500M
1st 6:11 Maria Andrews
5th 7.00 Alex Vidler
6th 7:04 Tallulah M-Jackson

Girls U11 1500M
1st 5.54 Almi Nerurkar
6th 6.21 Louise Saunders
7th 6.25 Mia Whitaker-Jones
9th 6.33 Esme Whitworth
13th 6.54 Hannah Andrews
15th 7.01 Ruby Graves

Boys U11 1500M
17th 6.26 William Saunders
24th 6.44 Gillespie Jackson
34th 7.36 Miles Jamie

Boys U9 800M
1st 2.56 James Lucas
5th 3.18 Lukas Nerurkar

Adult 5K
5th 17:58 Daren Elliot
16th 19:14 Paul Collicutt
100th 22:33 Sonal Chaudhary

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