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UKA Champs 20 place Phoenix Ac 1:38:13 Top 3 to score
43 80 Guilmant, Josh GB 0:31:36
51 125 Mcnally, Finn GB 0:31:54
131 160 Wade, Sam GB 0:34:43

Arundel Sprint Triathlon (400m swim/19k bike/5.26k run)

7. John Marinko 45-49 01:02:36 00:07:54/ 00:00:26/ 00:32:14/ 00:00:24/ 00:21:36
16. Wesley Mechen 30-34 01:05:57 00:07:07/ 00:00:59 /00:35:13/ 00:00:34 /00:22:02
53. Emma Hughes 25-29 01:15:40 00:07:03/ 00:00:38/ 00:41:27/ 00:00:30 /00:25:59
64. Tess Sandilands 35-39 01:16:35 00:07:20/ 00:01:08/ 00:42:23 /00:00:23 /00:25:19
101. Cathryn Walsh 40-44 01:22:16 00:08:54/ 00:01:16/ 00:41:18/ 00:00:47 /00:30:00
125. Gill Checkley 35-39 01:28:14 00:10:42/ 00:01:32/ 00:48:50/ 00:00:32/ 00:26:35


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Arundel Standard Triathlon (800m swim/37k bike/9.25k run)

4. Malcolm Hughes 50-54 01:54:19 00:13:46/ 00:00:33/ 01:00:24/ 00:00:37 /00:38:57
21. Roland Harrington 45-49 02:05:41 00:14:16/ 00:00:48/ 01:06:11/ 00:00:56/ 00:43:29
66. Elizabeth Halliday 45-49 02:27:54 00:17:08/ 00:02:18/ 01:21:23/ 00:01:14/ 00:45:50
105. Paul Thomas 50-54 03:23:23 00:21:12/ 00:05:04/ 01:28:20/ 00:01:49/ 01:26:56

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Well done to everyone

An overcast evening at Withdean but the rain held off, and our first track meeting in a while was quite a success. It was especially inspiring to see so many young athletes keen to compete and the evening was topped off by some truly thrilling BMC races at 800m 1500m and 3000m distances.

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Three Brighton Phoenix people in the results and very well done to them.

109. Michelle Aurthurs 1:27:47

273. Kathryn Harnett 1:46:04

292. Ananda Mello-Costa 1:47:52

Give Kathryn a special well done as this was her first triathlon, and she did the bike course on her trusty old mountain bike.

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5th in this season's SGP series and…well where was everybody?

65th Andrew Haig 44:04 (2nd M60)

Thanks to Stuart Pal who supported and helped with the leafleting

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In the long race: 800m / 36km / 8km

5. Hopkins, Tom (00:13:57/ 00:00:43 /00:58:56/ 00:00:29/ 00:27:21) 01:41:27
8. Hughes, Malcolm (00:13:18/ 00:00:32/ 00:57:08/ 00:00:31/ 00:31:08 ) 01:42:38
11. Novis, Bob (00:12:40/ 00:00:39/ 00:57:58 /00:00:34/ 00:31:36) 01:43:28
15. Mills, Chris (00:14:25/ 00:00:41/ 00:57:46/ 00:00:27/ 00:32:12) 01:45:32
18. Herron, Nigel (00:15:49/ 00:00:47/ 00:57:37/ 00:00:27/ 00:32:17) 01:46:58
20. Marinko, John (00:15:38/ 00:00:39/ 00:57:51/ 00:00:26/ 00:33:15) 01:47:50
59. Field, Andrew (00:16:50/ 00:01:52/ 01:09:02/ 00:00:57/ 00:36:26) 02:05:08
71. Harrington, Roland (00:14:01/ 00:00:52/ 01:15:08/ 00:01:01/ 00:37:06) 02:08:08
113. Mcgeever, Gina (00:18:12/ 00:02:28 /01:23:41/ 00:00:38/ 00:50:36) 02:35:36
119. Mello-Costa, Ananda (00:24:47/ 00:00:56 /01:22:11 /0:00:53/ 00:51:51) 02:40:39

In the sprint: 400m/20km/5km

9. Woodman, Tim (00:05:38/ 00:00:27/ 00:31:30/ 00:00:26/ 00:20:19) 00:58:21
29. Mechen, Wesley (00:07:22 /00:01:04/ 00:33:46/ 00:00:59/ 00:17:50) 01:01:02
35. Mcclelland, Faye (00:07:37/ 00:01:03 /00:34:25/ 00:00:35/ 00:19:11) 01:02:52
67. Flewett, Will (00:09:24/ 00:00:43/ 00:35:21/ 00:00:53/ 00:20:41) 01:07:03
76. Hughes, Emma (00:07:06/ 00:00:46/ 00:37:56/ 00:00:34/ 00:21:48 ) 01:08:11
107. Price, Carla (00:07:33/ 00:00:49 /00:40:50/ 00:00:32/ 00:23:09) 01:12:54
144. Browne, George (00:08:00 /00:01:28/ 00:40:28 /00:00:52/ 00:27:52) 01:18:41

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In the long race it looks like Tom did extra lengths in the swim. At least 2 places may have been lost. His run split was fastest by over 2mins.

Ro was unlucky enough to get a puncture at the last RAB so walked the last 2.5 km back to T2. He still finished though.

Malcolm got 1st MaleSVet.

In the sprint Tim managed to break the hour even though he said he wheezed his way through the run.

Faye was 4th female.

Tom Farsides 3:18:11

Our junior athletes were out in force on Brighton Marathon day. There was a terrific entry in the ten races that constituted the Mini-Mile. We were winners in no less than four of those races with pride of place going to Charlie Grice, winner of the U18 boys for the second year running.

It was especially encouraging to see 21 young athletes from the Phoenix starter group with some stunning results especially in race 7 (2nd, 3rd and 6th).

Here are the results. If I've missed you out please email me to correct.

Race 1 U18 boys
1     Charlie Grice 4:18
3     Will Durkin 4:33

Race 1 U15 boys
1     Sam Kitchen 5:09
8     Will Russell 6:03

Race 2 U15 girls
4     Jody Mann 6.05
8     Camille Burton 6:24
9     Maddelaine Houghton 6:25
18     Lea Sawicki 6:53

Race 3 U13 Boys
2    Archie Davis    05:27
5    Matthew Berridge    05:53
12    Joe Kelly    06:05
21    Harry Swindells    06:15
29    Joe Aston 6.34
85    Joshua White    07:34
93    Alex Marinko Maechler    07:40

Race 4 U13 Girls
3    Maria Andrews    06:15
7    Charlotte Matthews    06:26
9    Elorah Mann    06:34
13    Annie Tree    06:48
14    Zoe Sawicki    06:52
15    Ateya Marshall    06:53
17    Mia Roach Penn    07:02
20    Tara May    07:11
22    Alex Vidler     07:12
23    Tallulah Jackson-Marriott 07:13
24    Eve Hull 7.14
30    Kiera Counihan 7.21
32    Laura Bird    07:24
49    Alice Chapman 7.42
50    Constance Pope 7.44

Race 5 U11 Boys
1    Luca Bigg    06:02
38   Miles Jamie 7.14

Race 6 U11 Boys
1    Samuel Betts    05:50

Race 7 U11 Girls
2    Cicely Perry 6.45
3    Mia Whitaker-Jones 6.48
5    Claudia Betts    06:57
6    Esme Whitworth 7.01
17   Marie Belcher 7.28
20   Abi Roach Penn 7.34
26   Amelia Arlett 7.47
29   Alice Jeffrey 7.54
47   Laura Hewlett 8.32
76   Lottie Bentham 9.12

Race 8 U11 Girls
6     Louisa Saunders 7.15
10   Ruby Daniels 7.22
16   Ruby Graves 7.34
21    Miranda Wright 7.43
35    Isabel Whitelegg    08:01
36    Franchesca White 8.02
69    Madeleine Marinko Maechler 9.00

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Hotter than expected but what a fantastic spectacle and, in the circumstances, some tidy performances for Phoenix.

The results don't allow for club or age category search so if I've missed you out please let me know.

25 Alex Bonzi 2:54:51                                                                                     
32 Mike Townley 2:56:49
40 Jon Pike 2:59:31
72 John Marinko 3:07:34
147 Miles Davidson 3:13:55
166 Bob Novis 3:14:45
346 Brian Friend 3:24:09
349 Daren Elliot 3:25:20
473 Jonathan Hancock 3:29:41
514 Sam Priestnall 3:31:26
536 Andrew Field 3:31:15
607 Andrew Neighbour 3:32:54
872 Tom Holborn 3:42:14
1155 Stuart Batchelor 3:47:59
1296 Ivon Lyons 3:50:07
1650 John Lamb 3:57:53
1862 John Tindell 4:00:35
2005 Terry Avey 4:04:50
4950 Cathryn Walsh 4:47:08

Kurt Hoyte guided a blind runner, Keith Turner of Arena 80, to a 4:09:39 finish

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Max Pickard was second scorer in the senior boys team that triumphed at the English Schools cross-country championships in Nottingham on the 19th of March. This is only the second time in the championship's 50-year history that a Sussex team has led the field.

They beat a strong Kent team into first place by just 9 points.

Other Phoenix runners involved were:
Billy White 64th Junior boys (sixth team), Will Durkin 44th Intermediate boys, Megan Lillie 215th Intermediate girls, Beth Kidger 103rd and Megan Kidger 227th senior girls.

Jake Elliot was unfortunate in having to pull out of the Intermedite boy's race.

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54th Dave Carter 1:13:54
263rd Michael Whyte 1:24:09
395th Jim Whitelegg 1:26:42
443rd Ray Matthews !:1:27:40
498th Brian Friend 1:28:08
2196th Liam Chessel 1:42:36

THe race was won in 1:03:03 by Edwin Kipyego
There were 12,308 finishers

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There were nine Phoenix athletes selected for County representation in Birmingham and eight were able to run, with impressive results.

For the senior men, Finn McNally was 126th and James Miles 246th. For the U20 men Max Pickard was 36th as part of the third-placing team. In the U15s Billy White was 85th and in the U13s Archie Davis was 103rd and Reuben Hoyte 177th. Liz Durman ran 198th in the senior women's race and Beth Kidger 118th for the U17s.

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17th Josh Guilmant 1:09:38

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44th 00:38:27 Josh Guilmant Phoenix AC

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At the last cross-country league race at Lancing on the 12th February, the Under 13 boys team who have been excellent all season took first place on the day and claimed silver team medal for the season.

With seven athletes in the team all performing well, the lads really showed the rest of us how its done. Team manager Quenton Davis puts it this way: 'I think a combination of up-and-coming talent & and our commitment to attendance in numbers saw us through'

Archie Davis was first home in third place just 23 seconds off the lead. Archie was unlucky to miss out on the individual medals by a whisker. Then we had Matt Berridge 7th, Reuben Hoyte 9th, Isaac Wright 12th, Will Russell 32nd and Josh White 40th. Joe Lillie was unlucky to have to withdraw with an injury.

U15 boys featured two ever-reliable athletes Sam Kitchen 9th and Luke Reynolds 21st and place sixth for the year.

There was no U17 boys team featuring at all in the results.

Charlotte Matthews ran well again for the U13s but without support the team was just 11th for the season. Jody Mann 6th, and Amber Muir 14th ran well for the under 15 girls but without a full team had to settle for 6th overall.

The senior women fielded just two runners, Liz Durman 15th and Megan Lillie (U17) 42nd. After poor representation all season they languish 5th in the second division.

The senior men again featured just two runners (James Miles an excellent 9th and Andrew Neighbour 69th) and had to depend on the vets for their scoring including 60+ runner Malcolm Kemp. They were inevitably well short of the medals in 5th place. The vet men have been reasonably represented during the season but were without their strongest team at Lancing. They held on to fifth place. Nigel Herron ran a terrific 34th and Malcolm Hughes 55th and Lance Bellers 67th were the other scorers.

We need to decide whether we want to succeed across the board in this competition next season and, if so, what can we learn from the U13 boys team?

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It's tough at this level, so some good performances here, especially by Archie in the U13 boys race. Figures in brackets give size of field/winning time.

U13 boys Archie Davis 32nd 12:29 (224/11:19)
Sen women Liz Durman 83rd 35:23 Erica Martin 90th 35:46 Sonal Chaudhary
331st 46:11 (381/29.47)
Sen men Dave Carter 106th 55:31 Andrew Neighbour 521st 1:08:04 (885/48:23)

Next year this fixture will be at Stanmer Park. Maybe we can look forward to a better turnout and, who knows, some teams!

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Team silver for the over 60s (Andrew Haig, Terry Avey, Malcolm Kemp with Rik Taub in support) and team bronze for the over 40s (Bruce Warren, David Powell, Nigel Herron, Bruce Faulkner with Malcolm Hughes, John Marinko and Ro Harrington in support). Fine runs by Phil Hampshire and Brian Friend in the over 50s.

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It's the boys teams that are still keeping the Phoenix flag flying. The U13 boys fielded 5 runners with Archie Davis (3rd), Reuben Hoyte (4th), Isaac Wright (9th) running exceptionally well, with Joe Lillie and Will Russell in support. Winners on the day, the team have now moved into bronze position overall. The U15 boys have jumped from 7th to 4th overall with excellent runs from Billy White (3rd), Sam Kitchen (14th) and Luke Reynolds (21st). Thats where it stops with the under 17 boys without a team and no longer featuring in the tables.

Well done to Charlotte Matthews, Elorah Mann (U13G), Jodie Mann, Amber Muir (U15G) for strong performances. Its always going to be difficult to trouble the medals without full scoring teams. The U15s, though, have moved up from 9th to 8th place.

Then – oh dear – the senior turnout was dire. The women first. TheU17 runner Megan Lillie, was the ONLY Phoenix runner. She ran brilliantly for 30th place but in division 2, the women's team has now plunged from third to fifth position overall.

The men too were unable to provide a complete scoring team with James Miles (an excellent 9th) the only senior runner. As ever it was down to the four vets who turned up to provide a measure of respectability. Bruce Warren (33rd), Nigel Herron (48th) and Malcolm Hughes (69th) ran well, with O65 runner Andrew Haig (91st) unexpectedly having to contribute to the scoring. Inevitably the seniors have slipped from third to 4th overall but with 34 points separating them from bronze could still get among the medals at Lancing. The vets have slipped a place to 5th but it's very tight with just 11 points separating them from bronze-placed Arena 80.

THIS FROM U13 BOYS MANAGER QUENTON DAVIS:
…the U13 Boys now lie in bronze position in the team event overall. Statistically, we have not yet fielded our strongest 3 runners in any of the first 3 matches. Brighton & Hove have pretty much run away with the gold medal  but Chichester, currently in 2nd place,  are now only 15 points ahead of the Phoenix Boys. After the great performances on Saturday at Bexhill, we took the team event over Chichester by 12 points. With Archie Davis now looking like he is back to full fitness and the other boys all improving with every match, particularly Reuben, Matt Berridge and Isaac Wright, if we manage to field our strongest teams at Lancing, it may all get very interesting indeed. Whatever the outcome, this has been an outstanding cross country season for the Phoenix U13 Boys, who are pretty much all in their first season and with the exception of Will Russell, all eligible to compete in this age group again.

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22  01:19:57 92 Liz Halliday Vet F   1ST

A very cold day so a reasonable turnout especially by the seniors /vets

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Great Phoenix turnout and some fantastic performances here with quite a few pbs. Especial congratulations to Max Pickard for his first U20 placing and a beautifully-judged run.

Josh Guilmant 00:31:28 11 00:31:27 12
Max Pickard 00:33:11 26 00:33:09 25
James Miles 00:33:13 27 00:33:11 27
Dave Carter 00:33:35 31 00:33:33 31
Ray Matthews 00:35:44 64 00:35:41 68
Joseph Francis 00:35:46 65 00:35:40 67
Bruce Faulkner 00:35:56 71 00:35:51 72
Gary Thayre 00:36:11 77 00:36:05 78
Bruce Warren 00:36:51 89 00:36:45 89
Tom Holborn 00:37:25 105 00:37:14 105
Nigel Herron 00:38:07 132 00:37:59 133
Andy Triggs 00:38:32 148 00:38:32 151
Jon Pike 00:38:36 152 00:38:28 154
John Marinko 00:38:38 153 00:38:29 156
Lance Bellers 00:38:49 161 00:38:43 164
Jim Whitelegg 00:39:02 170 00:38:55 176
Erica Martin 00:39:06 176 00:38:59 178
Terry Avey 00:39:59 221 00:39:52 231
Andrew Neighbour 00:40:45 257 00:40:07 245
Elizabeth Durman 00:41:01 275 00:40:49 279
Roland Harrington 00:41:56 319 00:41:37 327
Malcolm Kemp 00:42:30 355 00:42:14 369
Tony Holborn 00:43:48 436 00:43:30 464
Gina Mcgeever 00:45:47 582 00:44:55 585
Michelle Arthurs 00:49:13 866 00:48:12 886
Cathryn Walsh 00:50:29 960 00:49:17 994
Deb Friis 00:51:23 1057 00:50:19 1117
Carolyn Austen 00:59:01 1718 00:58:21 1850
Ananda Mello-Costa 01:03:22 2040 01:00:53 2051
Paul Thomas 01:17:24 2412 01:14:54 2414

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3rd Ian Leitch 1:10:27
27th Joe Francis 1:20:27
40th Bruce faulkner 1:21:56
70th Nigel Herron 1:25:41
78th Chris Mills 1:26:35
102nd Phil Hampshire 1:28:06
132nd Lance Bellers 1:29:38
169th Brian Friend 1:32:01
185th Andrew haig 1:32:56
233rd Daren Elliot 1:35:12
243rd Terry Avey 1:35:23
314th Stephen Webb 1:38:01
373rd Tony Holborn 1:39:53
383rd Elizabeth Halliday 1:40:02
940th Rik Taub 1:56:39
1646th Paul Thomas 3:14:57

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Those that ran it were agreed this is a great race but the results are a mess. Only the top ten finishers had names matched to times. This seems inexcusable for such a high profile event.

As far as we can work out, these are the Phoenix finishers:

Jon Pike 3:32 16th
Liz Halliday 3:58 84th
Matt Plass 4:06 114th
Elena Moore 4:43 364th

Excellent performances all round.

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Better to read Liz's report

The U13 boys (Reuben Hoyte, Archie Davis and Matt Berridge) took team silver as did the vet men (Garry Thayre, Dave Powell, Daren Elliot, Malcolm Hughes).

The senior women's A team (Kate Kidger, Megan Kidger, Beth Kidger) took bronze with the B team (Erica Martin, Michelle Arthurs and Liz Durman) fourth. Vet women (Rachel Bibby, Liz halliday and Lesley Fairburn) were 5th in their race.

The senior men (Josh Guilmant, James Miles, Joe Francis and Jake Elliot) were 6th with Josh running the fastest leg of the day overall.

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Just three Phoenix athletes here but on a crowded weekend with the road-relay champs and Firle 10k and half maraton as well as various tri events all clashing.

The open race results are available but the county placings have yet to be announced. We'll update this as soon as they are avaiable.

15th Tom Farsides 38:52

26th Daren Elliot 40:43

42nd Andrew Haig 42:42 (ist M65)

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