Results for NOC Local Night Event, Manton Wood & Kidney Clump, Sat 13th Jan 2007

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Planner's Comments
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Short

2.5km 40m 10c

 1  Elizabeth Parkinson       W14  NOC  21:30
 2  Matthew Wetton            M14  NOC  24:13
 3  Chris Brenchley           M12  NOC  30:00
 4  Alex Crow                 M12  NOC  30:50
 5  Kieran Huggan             M12? NOC  31:13
 6  Tom Oates                 M11  NOC  31:30
 7  William & Helen Parkinson M10  NOC  33:10

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Medium

4.5km 75m 16c

 1  Andrew Llewellyn          M20 NOC   30:55
 2  Richard Robinson          M21 NOC   52:07
 3  Eddie Nicholson           M50 NOC   55:42
 4  David Vincent             M40 DVO   59:44
 5= Monica Cooper             W60 SYO   70:20
 5= Richard Llewellyn         M50 NOC   70:20
 7  Robert Parkinson          M50 NOC   72:10
 8  Ceri James                M55 IND   97:00

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Long

6km 125m 20c

 1  Nigel Mockridge           M45 NOC    51:37
 2  Stephen Martin            M45 SYO    57:00
 3  Connor Barry              M21 CORKO  67:30
 4  Tim Martin                M16 SYO    70:25
 5  Ian Cooper                M60 SYO    72:55
 6  Kieran Rocks              M21 LVO    74:30
 7  Catherine Hughes          W35 NOC    75:20
 8  Lucy Wiegand              W35 SYO    76:20
 9  Neil Harvatt              M50 HALO   77:20
10  Rachel Davis              W40 DVO    82:05
11  Tim Cairns                M40 NOC   130:38

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Planner's Comments Thanks to all the competitors for making the journey and taking part on the night. Thanks to Jim for his advice as Controller and help on the night and also to Catherine for helping to collect the controls.

Manton Pit Woods (the northern bit for those of you that went there) is an immature area - reclaimed colliery tip - but still has enough interest and challenge for a night event when the weather is a bit wild. As the woods mature over the coming years and the fences (hopefully) come down the area should become quite entertaining.

I had a chance to dwell on this thought while trudging (with a bag full of T-bars and kites) up to the top of the hill into the teeth of the wind at about 10pm at the end of my control collecting: It's good to have the place to yourself but it will be even better when I'm back in the car!

Cheers

Tony Donaldson

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Jim Clarke

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