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9 Dec 02
Yvette Baker Trophy Fourth win ! (8th Dec)
Yvette Baker Trophy Fourth win ! (8th Dec)
News of NOC juniors fourth successive triumph is on the Juniors' section.
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4 Dec 02
Control Collecting (22nd Dec)
Control Collecting (22nd Dec)
Injured old wreck of a planner is looking for volunteers to assist in collecting the controls after the Clumber event. The 22nd of Dec is the Winter Solstice which as I am sure you know makes it the shortest day. So the next day you can all feel righteous knowing how much less painful you have made my Xmas, whilst recovering in bed for that extra second or two. Any victims sorry volunteers ( and you know you will be valued and not verbally abused.... ) can contact me on Link no longer available
Thank you Keith Streb
Thank you Keith Streb
26 Nov 02
Extra Foreign Event (1st Jan 2003)
Extra Foreign Event (1st Jan 2003)
DVO have an event on New Year's Day at Shipley Park SK432454, Score and Orange courses. Mass Start 11am.
17 Oct 02
AGM (21st Oct)
AGM (21st Oct)
The AGM 2002 Agenda and AGM 2001 Minutes are available.
8 Oct 02
Report from World Masters Games
Report from World Masters Games
I am sending this e-mail from the "World Masters Games E-mail centre" in Bendigo under the town hall.
Today was the first qualifying race at Glenluce South which is a magnificent area full of re-entrants spurs and gullies with the eucalyptus trees well spaced and mostly dry bare soil or rock on the ground. The spurs were not quite as big as at Hawksmoor but big enough to be taken seriously. Angela saw a kangaroo while she was running round and a Wallaby bounced past the final control during the early part of the race. When we left Hilary Palmer was winning her class. We expect things to be different at the final as we suspect some of the runners are saving themselves. We have seen an old copy of the map for the final and it looks quite frightening. Lots of detailed rock features and slow run on a big hill with big crags.
We went to the World Masters Games Opening Ceremony at the MCG and there must have been at least 20,000 of the public there as well as most of the 26,000 competitors. It was awesome!
The orienteering opening ceremony was also very good in Bendigo with a children's circus, Chinese Dragons, Scottish Pipe Band, Didgeridoo, and a display from the local volunteer fire brigade.
Mick and Angela (Roving Reporters).
Today was the first qualifying race at Glenluce South which is a magnificent area full of re-entrants spurs and gullies with the eucalyptus trees well spaced and mostly dry bare soil or rock on the ground. The spurs were not quite as big as at Hawksmoor but big enough to be taken seriously. Angela saw a kangaroo while she was running round and a Wallaby bounced past the final control during the early part of the race. When we left Hilary Palmer was winning her class. We expect things to be different at the final as we suspect some of the runners are saving themselves. We have seen an old copy of the map for the final and it looks quite frightening. Lots of detailed rock features and slow run on a big hill with big crags.
We went to the World Masters Games Opening Ceremony at the MCG and there must have been at least 20,000 of the public there as well as most of the 26,000 competitors. It was awesome!
The orienteering opening ceremony was also very good in Bendigo with a children's circus, Chinese Dragons, Scottish Pipe Band, Didgeridoo, and a display from the local volunteer fire brigade.
Mick and Angela (Roving Reporters).
5 Aug 02
White Rose MTB O (25 Aug)
White Rose MTB O (25 Aug)
An appeal from Keith Streb:
Is there anyone in NOC who has entered the 3 Hr score MTB event on the Sunday and if anyone fancies doing it as a pair? Link no longer available.
Is there anyone in NOC who has entered the 3 Hr score MTB event on the Sunday and if anyone fancies doing it as a pair? Link no longer available.
28 Jun 02
Saunders Lakeland Mountain Marathon (6 7 July)
Saunders Lakeland Mountain Marathon (6 7 July)
An appeal from Greville Seddon:
I have lost my partner for a (relatively non-competitive) entry in this years Saunders (6/7 July). I am a novice at this 2 day mountain marathon, and have entered in the lowest running class. If anyone wants to have go, please contact me before 20:00 on Sunday 30 June. Link no longer available
I have lost my partner for a (relatively non-competitive) entry in this years Saunders (6/7 July). I am a novice at this 2 day mountain marathon, and have entered in the lowest running class. If anyone wants to have go, please contact me before 20:00 on Sunday 30 June. Link no longer available
28 Jun 02
Peter Palmer Relays (Sept 7th/8th)
Peter Palmer Relays (Sept 7th/8th)
Having been round five venues, at last we have secured a venue to host the Peter Palmer Relays - err - in Leicestershire! Many more details will follow.
22 Jun 02
Footpath Relay
Footpath Relay
NOC won the footpath relay by being the best organised, the best balanced, and by being fastest. Mick Lucking balanced the teams perfectly, got everybody to the right place within time - and nobody made any mistakes.
The two teams finished in 5h14m08s and 5h11m21s one running the course clockwise, and the other anti-clockwise. The whole team time was taken when both teams had completed.
1st 5h14m08s NOC 2nd 5 21 18 WCH A 3rd 5 27 23 Hallamshire Harriers A 4th 5 33 42 Holmepierrepont Running Club 5th 5 45 35 South Wolds Striders 6th 5 51 08 Ashbourne Running Club 7th 5 55 51 DVO 8th 6 20 27 WCH B 9th 6 26 09 Hallamshire Harriers B 10th 6 52 24 Sandhurst Joggers
NOC Splits:
NB some legs uphill one way and down the other !
The two teams finished in 5h14m08s and 5h11m21s one running the course clockwise, and the other anti-clockwise. The whole team time was taken when both teams had completed.
1st 5h14m08s NOC 2nd 5 21 18 WCH A 3rd 5 27 23 Hallamshire Harriers A 4th 5 33 42 Holmepierrepont Running Club 5th 5 45 35 South Wolds Striders 6th 5 51 08 Ashbourne Running Club 7th 5 55 51 DVO 8th 6 20 27 WCH B 9th 6 26 09 Hallamshire Harriers B 10th 6 52 24 Sandhurst Joggers
NOC Splits:
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | |
| Simon Elliott | Tim Martin | Derek Mill | Stephen Martin | Nick Evans | Ray Barnes | Garry Drew | Nick James | Nick Evans | Michael Napier | |
| 58:43 | 11:52 | 27:33 | 23:35 | 46:48 | 21:17 | 22:55 | 27:12 | 25:09 | 46:17 | 5h11m21s |
| 20 | 19 | 18 | 17 | 16 | 15 | 14 | 13 | 12 | 11 | |
| James Picksley | Derek Mill | Paul Steed | Keith Picksley | Tony Donaldson | Sarah O'Neil | Garry Drew | Colin Olivant | Stephen Wright (snr) | Mick Lucking | |
| 51:41 | 11:38 | 29:06 | 24:31 | 45:45 | 19:49 | 24:36 | 26:42 | 30:36 | 49:44 | 5h14m08s |
11 Jun 02
Compass Sport Cup Final now 10th Nov
Compass Sport Cup Final now 10th Nov
Fixtures committee has decided that the postponed Compass Sport Cup Final will take place at Titterstone Clee on November 10th. This is a HOC badge event.
3 Jun 02
Club Coaching Sunday 23rd June
Club Coaching Sunday 23rd June
Individual skills coaching will be available for club members at Blidworth, west side ( parking on the side of the road north of the fire tower car park at grid ref 586540) on Sunday 23rd June from 11.30am to approx 2pm - bring a picnic for afterwards!
Level 3 (Orange) standard upwards
No charge!
Come along and practise those elusive compass and map reading skills without the pressure of competition.
Names to Hilary Palmer Link no longer available
Level 3 (Orange) standard upwards
No charge!
Come along and practise those elusive compass and map reading skills without the pressure of competition.
Names to Hilary Palmer Link no longer available
3 Jun 02
White Rose Weekend Bank Holiday 24 26th August
White Rose Weekend Bank Holiday 24 26th August
For new members this is a three day orienteering event which is held every year on the North Yorks Moors. It is the end of the summer and we always book part of a very pleasant campsite a few miles west of Pickering (Wayside Caravan Park at Wrelton) - there is space for cricket (seniors v juniors match on the Sunday evening before it gets dark) and we have a communal BBQ on the Saturday evening.
The campsite will reserve space for up to 10-12 units (cost between £11.50 for caravan + awning, £8.50 trailer tent for 2, £8 for tent for 2, one person tent £5.50) and each unit must book and pay for a minimum of 3 nights. It's a well maintained site with excellent washing / showering etc facilities all included in the price. We are trusted to pay on arrival but I will make the group booking.
Please let me know names, whether caravan, tent etc (+ electric hook-up?) and roughly what size. I also need date of arrival and leaving.
For the orienteering:
• make your own Badge event entries
• relays on the Monday. I need names, age class and money!! £4 each cheques payable to "H J Palmer" - no money no run!! Final closing date for relay entries: to me by 30 June
Hilary Palmer Link no longer available
The campsite will reserve space for up to 10-12 units (cost between £11.50 for caravan + awning, £8.50 trailer tent for 2, £8 for tent for 2, one person tent £5.50) and each unit must book and pay for a minimum of 3 nights. It's a well maintained site with excellent washing / showering etc facilities all included in the price. We are trusted to pay on arrival but I will make the group booking.
Please let me know names, whether caravan, tent etc (+ electric hook-up?) and roughly what size. I also need date of arrival and leaving.
For the orienteering:
• make your own Badge event entries
• relays on the Monday. I need names, age class and money!! £4 each cheques payable to "H J Palmer" - no money no run!! Final closing date for relay entries: to me by 30 June
Hilary Palmer Link no longer available
3 Jun 02
Scottish Champs Relays (2nd June)
Scottish Champs Relays (2nd June)
NOC Ladies came 2nd at the Scottish relays!! Good runs by all three, Liz came back 2nd on first leg, Helen caught up time on Lorna Eades on the 2nd leg and Alison held on well (on a long leg) to the team's 2nd place which puts them 2nd in the UK relay league now - behind Interlopers.
Worth the 1000 mile drive!! The vets/ old dears managed 8th - pretty good in the circumstances of a very physical forest and a total age of 185 on 165+
We wondered if it was all going to be a disaster with Helen suffering a tummy bug on Fri / Sat on the journey and didn't have much energy so she ran the short leg and Alison bravely did the last, long leg - a glory leg for the team!!
The chauffeurs survived and managed decent runs Sat and Sunday so that was a bonus!
Hilary Palmer
Worth the 1000 mile drive!! The vets/ old dears managed 8th - pretty good in the circumstances of a very physical forest and a total age of 185 on 165+
We wondered if it was all going to be a disaster with Helen suffering a tummy bug on Fri / Sat on the journey and didn't have much energy so she ran the short leg and Alison bravely did the last, long leg - a glory leg for the team!!
The chauffeurs survived and managed decent runs Sat and Sunday so that was a bonus!
Hilary Palmer
24 Apr 02
Compass Sport Cup Final CANCELLED (12th May)
Compass Sport Cup Final CANCELLED (12th May)
Permissions for a large slice of the area BKO were using for the Compass Sport Cup Final were suddenly withdrawn, and BKO can no longer host the event on 12th May.
Fixtures committee is attempting to find another area/host for the Autumn.
Fixtures committee is attempting to find another area/host for the Autumn.
12 Apr 02
Club Champs, Rawnsley (24 2 02)
Club Champs, Rawnsley (24 2 02)
The Badge Times have now appeared, so the confirmed results for the 2002 Club Championship are:
Time Gold %age Hilary Palmer W55L 45:18 62:48 72.13 Club Champion 2002 Peter Hodkinson M12A 19:54 26:08 76.15 Runner-up David Booker M45S 41:03 52:42 77.89 Third place Helen O'Neil W45L 46:49 59:30 78.68 Sarah O'Neil W18A 39:36 49:30 80.00 Pauline Olivant W50S 45:29 56:51 80.01 Jenny Evans W10B 19:15 24:03* 80.04 Stephen Wright M55L 49:47 62:03 80.23 Tony Buckland M65L 44:26 53:59 82.31 Jane Booker W45L 50:01 59:30 84.06 Mick Lucking M45L 54:34 64:39 84.40 Colin Olivant M18A 55:29 65:11 85.12 Paul Morris M45L 55:26 64:39 85.74 Steve Bird M40L 63:50 71:40 89.07 Andy Sykes M35S 60:10 67:20 89.36 Alison O'Neil W21L 63:16 70:44 89.44 Tony Horsewill M45S 47:47 52:42 90.67 Nicola Olivant W21S 43:52 48:13 90.98 Rosemary Hodkinson W16A 36:31 40:04 91.14 Anthony Donaldson M35L 86:18 93:29 92.32 Tim Bagguley M18A 61:16 65:11 93.99 Alex De Jonge M18A 61:28 65:11 94.30 David Olivant M50L 66:09 69:22 95.36 Judy Pittson W45S 40:28 42:10 95.97 Catherine Hughes W21S 46:18 48:13 96.02 Garry Drew M45L 62:11 64:39 96.18 Derek Mill M45L 62:31 64:39 96.70 Angela Lucking W40L 70:13 71:11 98.64 Steven Schofield M35S 66:56 67:20 99.41 Nick Evans M21L 82:23 81:45 100.77 Alan Beardsley M50L 71:28 69:22 103.03 Laura Evans W12B 37:59 36:18* 104.64 Rhys Roberts M14A 51:37 48:42 105.99 Andrew Llewellyn M16A 57:50 54:32 106.05 Best Newcomer Janet Evans W21L 75:25 70:44 106.62 Eddie Nicholson M45L 68:57 64:39 106.65 Paul Beverley M45L 69:58 64:39 108.22 Stephen Robinson M18A 70:58 65:11 108.87 Chris Horsewill W40S 58:02 53:04 109.36 Peter Buckley M21S 73:15 66:29 110.18 Phil Pittson M45L 72:58 64:39 112.86 Peter Bowen M16B 54:58 48:42* 112.87 Richard Robinson M21L 94:44 81:45 115.88 John Middler M50L 80:57 69:22 116.70 Jennifer Beverley W18A 57:46 49:30 116.70 Margaret Buckland W60L 65:17 54:22 120.08 Keith Roberts M40L 86:40 71:40 120.93 Keith Streb M45L 79:48 64:39 123.43 Richard Turner M16B 60:24 48:42* 124.02 Oscar Tapp Scotting M16A 68:25 54:32 125.46 Ray Barnes M45L 81:28 64:39 126.01 Alice Kirwan W50L 77:50 60:27 128.76 James Cleave M16B 65:39 48:42* 134.80 Thomas Brydges M16A 73:46 54:32 135.27 Stephen Martin M40L 98:09 71:40 136.95 Jim Clarke M45S 73:17 52:42 139.06 Richard Llewellyn M45S 75:32 52:42 143.33 Timothy Martin M12B 30:01 20:31* 146.30 David Winser M50L 101:30 69:22 146.32 Peter Pittson M14B 39:05 26:08* 149.55 Andrew Page M14A 78:59 48:42 162.18 Aidan Hewitt M14A 79:34 48:42 163.38 James Best M18B 89:33 54:32* 164.21 Maria Roberts W35S 92:50 56:18 164.89 Matthew Wallace M12A 48:47 26:08 186.67 Robert Drew M14B 51:01 26:08* 195.22 Oliver Staves M12A 58:10 26:08 222.58 Jon Armitage M12B 61:29 20:31* 299.68 Edward Macdonald M12A mp/rtd Tom Mayfield M14B mp/rtd James Seddon M18A mp/rtd Kevin Chen M18B mp/rtd Stephen Wright M20L mp/rtd Greville Seddon M45L mp/rtd John Dalton M55L mp/rtd
* B courses have a pro-rata Gold time calculated. There is no actual Gold standard for B courses.
Time Gold %age Hilary Palmer W55L 45:18 62:48 72.13 Club Champion 2002 Peter Hodkinson M12A 19:54 26:08 76.15 Runner-up David Booker M45S 41:03 52:42 77.89 Third place Helen O'Neil W45L 46:49 59:30 78.68 Sarah O'Neil W18A 39:36 49:30 80.00 Pauline Olivant W50S 45:29 56:51 80.01 Jenny Evans W10B 19:15 24:03* 80.04 Stephen Wright M55L 49:47 62:03 80.23 Tony Buckland M65L 44:26 53:59 82.31 Jane Booker W45L 50:01 59:30 84.06 Mick Lucking M45L 54:34 64:39 84.40 Colin Olivant M18A 55:29 65:11 85.12 Paul Morris M45L 55:26 64:39 85.74 Steve Bird M40L 63:50 71:40 89.07 Andy Sykes M35S 60:10 67:20 89.36 Alison O'Neil W21L 63:16 70:44 89.44 Tony Horsewill M45S 47:47 52:42 90.67 Nicola Olivant W21S 43:52 48:13 90.98 Rosemary Hodkinson W16A 36:31 40:04 91.14 Anthony Donaldson M35L 86:18 93:29 92.32 Tim Bagguley M18A 61:16 65:11 93.99 Alex De Jonge M18A 61:28 65:11 94.30 David Olivant M50L 66:09 69:22 95.36 Judy Pittson W45S 40:28 42:10 95.97 Catherine Hughes W21S 46:18 48:13 96.02 Garry Drew M45L 62:11 64:39 96.18 Derek Mill M45L 62:31 64:39 96.70 Angela Lucking W40L 70:13 71:11 98.64 Steven Schofield M35S 66:56 67:20 99.41 Nick Evans M21L 82:23 81:45 100.77 Alan Beardsley M50L 71:28 69:22 103.03 Laura Evans W12B 37:59 36:18* 104.64 Rhys Roberts M14A 51:37 48:42 105.99 Andrew Llewellyn M16A 57:50 54:32 106.05 Best Newcomer Janet Evans W21L 75:25 70:44 106.62 Eddie Nicholson M45L 68:57 64:39 106.65 Paul Beverley M45L 69:58 64:39 108.22 Stephen Robinson M18A 70:58 65:11 108.87 Chris Horsewill W40S 58:02 53:04 109.36 Peter Buckley M21S 73:15 66:29 110.18 Phil Pittson M45L 72:58 64:39 112.86 Peter Bowen M16B 54:58 48:42* 112.87 Richard Robinson M21L 94:44 81:45 115.88 John Middler M50L 80:57 69:22 116.70 Jennifer Beverley W18A 57:46 49:30 116.70 Margaret Buckland W60L 65:17 54:22 120.08 Keith Roberts M40L 86:40 71:40 120.93 Keith Streb M45L 79:48 64:39 123.43 Richard Turner M16B 60:24 48:42* 124.02 Oscar Tapp Scotting M16A 68:25 54:32 125.46 Ray Barnes M45L 81:28 64:39 126.01 Alice Kirwan W50L 77:50 60:27 128.76 James Cleave M16B 65:39 48:42* 134.80 Thomas Brydges M16A 73:46 54:32 135.27 Stephen Martin M40L 98:09 71:40 136.95 Jim Clarke M45S 73:17 52:42 139.06 Richard Llewellyn M45S 75:32 52:42 143.33 Timothy Martin M12B 30:01 20:31* 146.30 David Winser M50L 101:30 69:22 146.32 Peter Pittson M14B 39:05 26:08* 149.55 Andrew Page M14A 78:59 48:42 162.18 Aidan Hewitt M14A 79:34 48:42 163.38 James Best M18B 89:33 54:32* 164.21 Maria Roberts W35S 92:50 56:18 164.89 Matthew Wallace M12A 48:47 26:08 186.67 Robert Drew M14B 51:01 26:08* 195.22 Oliver Staves M12A 58:10 26:08 222.58 Jon Armitage M12B 61:29 20:31* 299.68 Edward Macdonald M12A mp/rtd Tom Mayfield M14B mp/rtd James Seddon M18A mp/rtd Kevin Chen M18B mp/rtd Stephen Wright M20L mp/rtd Greville Seddon M45L mp/rtd John Dalton M55L mp/rtd
* B courses have a pro-rata Gold time calculated. There is no actual Gold standard for B courses.
4 Apr 02
Club Training on Thursdays
Club Training on Thursdays
Just a reminder that training on Thursdays is now from the Olivants in Carlton.
3 Apr 02
Footpath Relay (22 6 02)
Footpath Relay (22 6 02)
Mick has produced a form for the Footpath Relay. Please complete and return ASAP.
22 Mar 02
Footpath Relay (22 6 02)
Footpath Relay (22 6 02)
The Footpath relay will be based in Ashbourne. 20 legs totalling 125km.
WCH have decided to compress the total elapsed duration of the event by using a the MDOC format from 15 years ago. Each club splits their forces into TWO halves, both starting at the same time, who each run the 62.5km route - but in opposite directions. There are no mini-mass starts because each loop is only 10 legs long. The 2nd half-team back counts - so the halves have to be evenly balanced.
Usual mixture of ages and sexes is needed to make a competitive team, and you can run more than one leg if you want. (Interesting possibilities around legs 5 and 6 for turning round and running back, perhaps less risky for legs 4 and 7?)
Names to Mick Lucking ASAP please.
WCH have decided to compress the total elapsed duration of the event by using a the MDOC format from 15 years ago. Each club splits their forces into TWO halves, both starting at the same time, who each run the 62.5km route - but in opposite directions. There are no mini-mass starts because each loop is only 10 legs long. The 2nd half-team back counts - so the halves have to be evenly balanced.
Usual mixture of ages and sexes is needed to make a competitive team, and you can run more than one leg if you want. (Interesting possibilities around legs 5 and 6 for turning round and running back, perhaps less risky for legs 4 and 7?)
Names to Mick Lucking ASAP please.
22 Mar 02
Compass Sport Cup Final (12 5 02)
Compass Sport Cup Final (12 5 02)
The Final will be on the original date of 12th May 2002 at Blackwood near Basingstoke, organised by BKO.
Mick is already working out the logistics of getting us all there.
Get the date in your diary now!
Names to Mick Lucking ASAP please.
Mick is already working out the logistics of getting us all there.
Get the date in your diary now!
Names to Mick Lucking ASAP please.
11 Mar 02
Compass Sport Cup (10th March)
Compass Sport Cup (10th March)
Other results known:
Brown Clee scores BOK 240, WCH 222, SYO 169, HOC 163, OD 135, NGOC 62
Hampton Ridge scores SOC 167, TVOC 125, SN 106, BKO 63
Cademuir scores ESOC 67, INT 66, FVO 48, CLYDE 44, SOLWAY 30
Brown Clee scores BOK 240, WCH 222, SYO 169, HOC 163, OD 135, NGOC 62
Hampton Ridge scores SOC 167, TVOC 125, SN 106, BKO 63
Cademuir scores ESOC 67, INT 66, FVO 48, CLYDE 44, SOLWAY 30
10 Mar 02
Compass Sport Cup
Compass Sport Cup
At today's match at Thetford, NOC progressed to the Compass Sport Cup Final again.
NOC 195, WAOC 162, DVO 135, LEI 106, NOR 105
It is rumoured that BOK removed WCH and SYO from the competition at Brown Clee.
NOC 195, WAOC 162, DVO 135, LEI 106, NOR 105
It is rumoured that BOK removed WCH and SYO from the competition at Brown Clee.
2 Mar 02
Karen Dalton is a Mum
Karen Dalton is a Mum
Karen and Rob are happy to announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Anna, 6lb 10oz on Wednesday 27th February. Mother and daughter are both well.
2 Mar 02
Alternative to JK (31 3 02)
Alternative to JK (31 3 02)
HALO have asked us to point out that there is a Colour Coded event at Pillar Woods, TA127033, using electronic punching on Easter Sunday. HALO web site.
27 Feb 02
Club Champs, Rawnsley (24 2 02)
Club Champs, Rawnsley (24 2 02)
The WCH web site is carrying the provisional results, but no Badge times. When they appear, I shall be able to calculate the NOC Club Champs result. Ray
25 Feb 02
Twyford is ePunching (28 4 02)
Twyford is ePunching (28 4 02)
Just to confirm that the LOG EMOA gallopen event in Twyford on April 28th is si-punching, not conventional punching as advertised in EMEWS recently. Flyers will be going out and the BOF web page has been changed, but we confirmed it too late to get on previous BOF mailings. I'd be grateful if you could make your club members aware through your newsletters. We are also continuing with our experimental 'purple' course for road runners, long but technically easy. Thanks. John Bennett
10 Jan 02
Der FlachlandtirOLer
Der FlachlandtirOLer
9 Jan 02
Web Site Problems
Web Site Problems
During the change to a new ISP there was a period of about 48 hours when the site apparently disappeared. We were unable to have any influence to shorten this, it was not expected to be more than an hour - but it seems to have been resolved OK now.
1 Jan 02
NOC Club Champs 2001
NOC Club Champs 2001
| Due to the Foot and Mouth situation, there were no club champs in 2001. However the committee felt it right to recognise the devotion and promise shown by Mark Burley, and have presented him with the 'Best Newcomer 2001' award. |  click for large image |