News

The £50m People's Lottery vote was won by the Sustrans bid.

The December Black and Green has just been published. Please note the need to get your entry to Simon Elliott for the Compass Sport Cup first round, and to book your place on the club coach.

Final Details for the Walesby Scout/School Orienteering Competition are available here. These details do not apply to the normal District event taking place at the same time.

Last-minute reminder that voting closes at 12 noon today Monday 10th. You can vote by phone AND by mobile AND online - so you have three votes - but poll closes at noon!

At the final of the Yvette Baker Trophy held today at Normanby Hall near Scunthorpe, a strong team of juniors from NOC maintained the club's record of high achievement in this annual inter-club junior competition. The winning club was Octavian Droobers with 890 points, NOC were second with 871 and West Cumbria OC were third on 869.

Well done to all the NOC juniors for attending.


click for large imagePhoto credit: David Olivant

It is now possible to view the four contenders for the £50m lottery People's Fund. As mentioned before, one of these is a project to revitalise Sherwood Forest Country Park.

Information and voting here

Compass Sport Cup Qualifying Round
Brandon Park, Thetford
Sunday 13th January 2008

The first round of the 2008 Compass Sport Cup is very early next year so the deadline for entries is tight particularly allowing for Christmas and New Year.

All entries need to be done through the club on this form so I need to know who wishes to be entered by Friday 21st December at the latest please.

If there is the demand we will be taking a coach - this will be FREE but I do need to know now if you would like to travel on it.

Simon Elliott

Pauline Olivant writes to all NOC Juniors:

I know that we've only just had this year's final, however the first round of the 2008 competition is Sunday 13th January.

We have a choice of venues:

• Sherbrook and Brockton, Cannock Chase, just down the road but against strong clubs like OD and Walton Chasers
• Brandon, Theford, considerably further away but against weaker clubs and an easier route, competition wise, to the final.

I've asked the committee for a view on which event we should choose but feel free to let me know your preference - are you happy to travel to Thetford in early January?

The final is Sunday 19th October at Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield

Andrew Powell is my assistant with special responsibility for team selection. This is primariy due to the fact that when I was 'persuaded' to take on the Captain position I already knew that I wouldn't be at events like next year's JK. Feel free to discuss any team issues with myself or Andrew.

Simon Elliott, New Team Captain

I've just created a Poll on the Members' section of the Forum. You can cast your vote there. Ray

There will be an individual Orienteering competition for Scouts / Guides / Schools at Walesby on 16th December.

Full details and entry form.

Thanks to everyone who helped the club to an excellent 2nd place on Sunday, both by running and through helping. It was a great way for me to finish my term as team captain.

It was close the whole way but OD edged us out at the end. As runners-up we were given a tin of chocolates and five Compass Sport caps as prizes. The chocolates will be at the AGM on Thursday as an extra incentive to attend. If you competed or helped at the event and would like one of the caps then please let me know. Richard

The Revised Agenda for the AGM is available.

Route Gadget for the Compass Sport Cup and Trophy finals is now available.

Sorry for the delay, but the road crossing had been given zero time in the split times file. Everyone on the three courses from the Sansom start just ended at the road! File now edited to a nominal crossing time of 10 seconds.

The results of the Compass Sport Cup was:
OD 2197 NOC 2152 SYO 2130 AIRE 1972 LOC 1922 SLOW 1892 SO 1786 BOK 1549 HH 1428 DEVON 231 and of the Compass Sport Trophy
FVO 1246 SARUM 1204 ERYRI 1164 SBOC 1134 WCOC 1124 SWOC 1110 WIM 1098 SOS 1070 RR 1026 WRE 999 Full Results
Route Gadget will be available shortly

The start lists for the Compass Sport Cup Finals are available here

Updated list is here: NOC members start list

Unfortunately the Twyford Woods 21st Oct event has had to be cancelled due to a rally being held in the wood on the same day.

LOG will now be holding a "come and try it" event in Hartsholme Park in its place. Steve Bones LOG

Descriptions are now available

White and Yellow Written
Pictorial

Izi Barton, Site Manager at the Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve writes:

Confirmation that there will be a String course at the CSC Final

Final details for the CSC Final at Blidworth 14th October are available here

1st Rushcliffe, 2nd Newark and Sherwood, 3rd Ashfield, 4th Bassetlaw

Detailed results available via the Results panel. Gallery

Start times for NOC members are available here.

Summer League Prizes will be presented at the NOC AGM on 18th October to the top three for each course. The prize winners are:
White 1. Jamie Lowthian M10 NOC =2. Dominic Leake M10 LEI =2. Laura Hindle W8 MDOC Yellow 1. Robert Towndrow M10 NOC 2. Joanne Towndrow W12 NOC 3. Kieran Huggan M12 NOC Orange 1. Jack Lord M10 NOC 2. Craig Woods M16 NOC 3. Neil Fraser M50 NOC Technical 1. Simon Elliott M50 NOC 2. Elizabeth Parkinson W16 NOC 3. Silvie Hojna W21 NOC
If you are unable to attend the AGM to collect your prize then please contact Richard Robinson. Full League Results.

Well done to all the NOC juniors at the weekend, Peter Hodkinson, James Taylor, Fiona Claxton, Jenny Evans and Elizabeth Parkinson all represented England at the Junior Home Internationals in Northern Ireland, Jenny won her class, whilst Peter was second.

Meanwhile the rest of the club juniors were competing in the regional round of the Yvette Baker competition, the scores couldn't have been closer, DV0 889, NOC 890, with SYO also fielding a full team and taking part in our round, both DVO and NOC will go forward to the final.

So please put Dec 2nd in your diaries, we are off to Normanby Hall near Scunthorpe for the YBT Final.

4200 days after its inception, the NOC website is revamped.

The September 07 B&G is now available online. It includes the agenda for the AGM (18th October)

NOC Juniors Peter Hodkinson, Fiona Claxton, Jenny Evans and Elizabeth Parkinson will be heading out to Northern Ireland this weekend to run for England in the Home International Races with an individual race on the Saturday and relays on the Sunday.

The NOC 2007 AGM will take place at Room 75, Bramcote Hills Sport and Community College, Moor Lane at 19:30 on Thursday 18th October.
Agenda will be available shortly

For our members who live over 100 miles from the county and wish to run in the Compass Sport Cup Final please contact your team captain, Richard as we may provide financial assistance.

This year we are hosting the Compass Sport Cup final at Blidworth Woods. Hopefully with a large turnout on home territory we can bring the trophy home again.

As always, the entries for this competition must be made before 24th Sept through the club Team Captain.

As we are hosting the event and a large turnout is expected we need as many people to volunteer to help as possible. Please contact your team leaders (a full club list was published in the B&G earlier this year) to offer your help…

Parking - Hilary Hodkinson Registration - Chris Horsewill Start - Paul Scotting

Finish - David Winser String Course - Hilary Hodkinson Results - Michael Napier

A discount is available to all those who help!

Fees: Adults £8.00 (helper £4); Juniors/Students £3.00 (helper £0).
Closing Date: 24 September 2007
Courses: 1) Brown - Open 5) Green Men - M60+ 2) Blue Women - Women Open 6) Short Green Veterans - M75+ W60+ 3) Blue Men - M45+ M20- 7) Light Green - M/W18- 4) Green Women - W45+ W20- 8) Orange - M/W14- Please return this entry form before 24th September.     Richard Robinson, Team Captain

A NOC first team of Fi Claxton, James Taylor, Jenny Evans, Craig Wood, Ben Lord, William Parkinson and Peter Hodkinson finished in fourth position on the Joan George Trophy (handicap - total age less than 90) and eighth overall out of 38 teams. The two other NOC teams competing for the same trophy were unfortunately disqualified.

The event hosted by the British Army at barracks near Yardley, Northamptonshire proved to be an ideal location with evening facilities including football, volleyball and tug-of-war and an ultra sprint run relay prior to a supper provided by the Army all adjacent to each other.

Following a few hours sleep the first leg runners armed with head torches went off in a mass start at 4:50am in fog which made the courses even more difficult. The area, used for military training, though largely flat, featured a number of munitions buildings each surrounded by a high bank and a number of ponds. These were connected by a complex path and ride network that proved difficult in the dark. The area was a mix of open and forest with a variety of runnability.

Once the daylight came and the fog lifted the racing order started to sort itself out. The Leeds team 'AIRE' came home in first position on the trophy in 3h 26m just three minutes ahead of the young Warwickshire Team 'Octavian Droobers' who took the Joan George Trophy. South London completed the top three a further four minutes behind boosted by their four foreign imports (two from Sweden and two from Latvia). The other trophy on offer was the Norwich Anniversary Trophy which was won by 'SARUM' of Wiltshire who finished in 4th position overall.

Despite no podium places for NOC, the event was thoroughly enjoyed by the 19-strong NOC junior team and the event provided valuable experience for the years to come.     Richard Robinson

Just a reminder that club training night starts again this Thursday, 6th

Last Sunday saw Lincoln stage a "City Race" - quite different to normal orienteering. It was a very enjoyable event despite a few funny looks from the public.

The courses went a variety of different ways because the juniors jumped across the canal a few times and the senior courses went up a bit nearer the cathedral.

The winners of the open courses were Ollie and Jenny Johnson. The winners of the veteran courses were Roger Thetford and Jane Halliday and the winner of the junior course was Peter Hodkinson.

The mayor of Lincoln was there to start the race and to present the prizes.

Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the race - Lincoln is a very good city to orienteer in.     Hannah Horsewill

Just a reminder that the closing date for the Lincoln City Street Race is 24th August. Event Details.

The Scottish Six Day in the first week of August was a very hard but very fun week.
Everyone who went enjoyed it.
Over 60 members of NOC went. Lots of NOC members did very well.
  1st M16A Peter Hodkinson
  2nd M20S Rhys Roberts
  2nd W60L Hilary Palmer

NOC also had some people who did well but did not quite come top 3:
  M21S Rob Palmer 6th
  M40S Andy Sykes 5th
  M45S Nick Evans 5th
  M60S Peter Hubberstey 6th
  M80S Bert Bradshaw 4th
  W14A Jenny Evans 7th
  W20L Rose Hodkinson 7th

On day 3 the occupants of Invereshie House held a little NOC get-together with tea and scones. It was a great way to end a hard day's orienteering.

Overall everyone enjoyed taking part in the Scottish and will look forward to Tay 2009.

For pictures go to : www.gotyou.co.uk ( password is in the program)

Hannah Horsewill

New ITV series which brings together people with differing views or lifestyles - and I wondered if you might be able to help as we're looking for someone very sporty and active to take part.
Full text is on the Club Forum.

Speyside 2007: members of NOC are invited to cream tea at Invereshie House On Tuesday 7th August after competition at Inshriach West. Invereshie House is at grid reference NH841050. From the Day 3 car park take the B970 towards Aviemore. After 250m turn left onto the minor road towards Kincraig. After about 0.5km turn right up the drive to the house. There is a 9 hole golf course so bring your golf clubs if you wish to play.     Michael

NOC finished 9th in the Footpath Relay. Results on DVO Website

The Peter Palmer relays have been moved to Yardley Chase, Northamptonshire. More information

Thank you to all who responded to the recent questionnaire about the future development of the club.

At a Committee meeting last week we discussed these responses and various other ideas at great length, and we have now rationalised and grouped them and put together a draft Development Plan for the next 12 months. This has still to be finalised but when it is complete will be added to the web and will be included within the next issue of Black & Green.

Needless to say some of the detail has disappeared when all of the good ideas and suggestions were condensed into a series of short statements but the Committee are fully aware of your concerns, new proposals, and other valuable feedback, and we shall endeavor to incorporate this into the ongoing work for the next 12 months...and beyond.

The new plan that we have put together for 2007/08 has been built upon the existing core areas of development that were successfully taking place, has updated them where necessary, and because orienteering, like many other activities, is constantly evolving has various new and specific future actions added.

In order to achieve, and hopefully exceed, the aims of this Development Plan, and to help the club to even greater successes we shall need some help from you, the club members.

The Committee will be contacting various people who we believe may have the particular skills that we need to help us with some of the actions from our Development Plan, but if you think you might be able to offer a few hours to help then don't hesitate, just ring or email or grab one of us at the next event!

Finally, a reminder - it's the Little John Relays on Sunday (01/07/07) at Bramcote. Details are on the left hand side of the screen.

Thanks again   Dave

This year's Peter Palmer Junior Relays are on the 8th/9th of September at Longmoor Camp in South Central territory, as used for the Junior Inter Regionals Champs last year. As before for this competition, we will travel down from Nottingham in the minibus on the Saturday and there will be the usual five-a-side football competition for those that want to play in the evening.

The PP relay is a six person relay that starts at 4:30 in the morning with the first 1½ legs being in the dark. Standard of legs is from Yellow up to Green. Any NOC member in the age categories M/W12-18 can take part in the event. If you are available and would like to run, could you please let me know as early as possible and certainly by 1st August.

If you would like further infomation regarding this competition then please let me know.   Richard

Congratulations to our winning team taking the Sutton Trophy at the Harvester Relays held on 4th June at Penhale Sands in Cornwall.

This event is the flagship relay for Night Orienteering in the UK, and was held on the complex sand dunes in warm but increasingly misty conditions.

There was a close battle between the top three teams right from the midnight start, with many changes of lead until the final leg when only a minute separated the top three teams, and NOC was able to sustain 2nd place overall.

Our team of Nigel Mockridge, Michael Napier, Richard Robinson, Mick Lucking, Andrew Powell, Rob Palmer, Peter Forester win the Sutton Park Trophy on the probably unique basis of being "first team not in 1st three in last five years".

Harvester Results Website

There were 3 items of clothing left in the NOC tent after the relays yesterday.
1) old style NOC top, short sleeved size 3. 2) reversible grey and red fleece/waterproof jacket - probably a small adult size. 3) pale blue medium size t-shirt with quotation about losing your mind.
I have all 3 items.
Janet Evans

Photos of our winning teams now appear in the Gallery.

The 2007 Footpath Relay is based from Hartington YHA and is being hosted by DVO. The relay comprises two figure of eight long relay loops run in opposite directions simultaneously. The leg distance range from 2.7km to 13.7km with the first legs going off at 10am. I need names as soon as possible so that I can distribute the maps so you can reconnoitre your legs.    Richard

These are the current teams for the British Relay Championships subject to injuries etc.
Men's Premier Men's Premier Women's Premier Peter Forester M21 Andrew Powell M21 Alison O'Neil W21 Richard Robinson M21 Rob Palmer M21 Outi Kamarainen W21 Andrew Llewellyn M20 David Hodkinson M21 Emily Parkin W21 Mens Short W40 M50 Stephen Wright M21 Clare Claxton W45 Simon Elliott M50 Edward Lloyd M40 Helen O'Neil W50 Kevin Lomas M50 Ray Barnes M50 Hilary Hodkinson W50 Mick Lucking M50 M50 M18- M18- Robert Parkinson M50 Matthew Wallace M18 Peter Lynas M16 Eddie Nicholson M50 Peter Hodkinson M16 Daniel Hughes M16 David Olivant M55 James Taylor M16 Reece Towne M16 W18- M14- M14- Fiona Claxton W16 Samuel Horsewill M14 Callum Goodger M14 Sarah Claxton W18 Matthew Green M14 Matthew Wetton M14 Laura Evans W18 Chris Houlton M14 Alex Crow M14 W14- Junior Ad Hoc Elizabeth Parkinson W14 George Harrison-Church M12 Hannah Horsewill W12 James Pye M16 Jenny Evans W14 Craig Woods M16
Please let me know ASAP if you are unable to attend or if you sustain an injury etc. that means you cannot run, I have one or two people on standby should drop outs occur.

I will be responsible for entering the teams including the running orders, please use the Forum to post and discuss team orders, it's far easier for me to see them all on one page then having lots of emails and people telling me and then me forgetting.

Richard

Congratuations to NOC' s most successful runners at last weekend's JK in the Forest of Dean.

1st:	Peter Hodkinson	M16A	Mens -48 relay team of James Taylor/Peter Lynas/Peter Hodkinson
2nd	Hazel Rice	W50S
	Hilary Palmer	W60L
3rd	Jenny Evans	W14A	M/W12- relay team of Danny Brown/Jack Lord/Ben Lord
4th	Danny Brown	M12B
	Peter Bowen	M20S
	James Robinson	M21V
	Nicholas Evans	M45S
	Dave Cooke	M55S
	Catherine Hughes	W35L
	Pauline Jones	W45S
5th	Jack Lord	M10A	Women 48- relay team of Fiona Claxton/Jenny Evans/Sarah Claxton
	Joe Elliott	M14B
	Elizabeth Parkinson	W14A
	Fiona Claxton	W16A
	Pauline Olivant	W55S
6th	Rhys Roberts	M20L
	Paul Morris	M50S
	Rosemary Hodkinson	W20E
	Valerie Gebbert	W65S

Dave Cooke

These are the current teams for the Relays subject to injuries etc.
A - JK Trophy B - Women's Premier Peter Forester / 1. Rose Hodkinson Andrew Powell / 2. Helen Palmer Rob Palmer / 3. Alison O'Neil Richard Robinson / Andrew Llewellyn (4 from ) C - Men's Short C - Men's Short C - Men's Short C - Men's Short 1. Simon Elliott 1. Anthony Donaldson 1. Stephen Wright Jnr 1. Paul Morris 2. Mick Lucking 2. Eddie Nicholson 2. David Olivant 2. Mick Lord 3. One from JK Trophy 3. Peter Carter 3. Mark Burley 3. Ray Barnes F - Senior Women J - Intermediate Men J - Intermediate Men J - Intermediate Men Total Age 120+ Total Age 48- Total Age 48- Total Age 48- 1. Clare Claxton 1. James Taylor 1. Daniel Hughes 1. Craig Woods 2. Helen O'Neil 2. Peter Lynas 2. Matthew Green 2. Callum Goodger 3. Catherine Hughes 3. Peter Hodkinson 3. Matthew Wallace 3. Reece Towne K - Intermediate Women K - Intermediate Women Total Age 48- Total Age 48- 1. Sarah Claxton 1. Laura Evans 2. Jenny Evans 2. Hannah Horsewill 3. Fiona Claxton 3. Katie Taylor L - Junior Relay M - Mini Relay N - Mixed Ad Hoc M/W40- 1. Joe Elliott 1. Ben Lord 1. Christine Elliott 2. Max Elliott 2. Jack Lord 2. Peter Bowen 3. Samuel Horsewill 3. Danny Brown 3. Jim Clarke
Please let me know ASAP if you are unable to attend or sustain an injury etc. that means you cannot run, I have one or two people on standby should drop outs occur.

I will be responsible for entering the teams including the running orders, please use the forum to post and discuss team orders, it's far easier for me to see them all on one page then having lots of emails and people telling me and then me forgetting.

Richard

Strong performances from the NOC members selected to represent England at the annual 5-way Interland competition held at Libin in Belgium. with Jenny Evans winning the W14 and Hilary Palmer coming second on W60 helping England to joint first place with the French-speaking Belgian team.

With Elizabeth Parkinson, Peter Hodkinson, Andrew Llewellyn and Kevin Lomas also running, NOC was well represented, providing 6 of the 42 members of the England team. The other teams who take part are from Netherlands, Germany and the Flemish speaking Belgians.

Event Results

The provisional result from Hay Wood is:
OD 2353 NOC 2273 WCH 2092 HOC 1988 NGOC 1744 LEI 1727
so as OD were in top three at 2006 final (indeed they won), then NOC go through to the Final - on home ground at Blidworth on October 14th.

Well done everybody !

Start times now available.
Organiser informs us that the route to start and all junior courses are almost waterlogged so are extremely wet and muddy and that we have lost the extra field for parking so it will be tight , please share cars!
Event details on Droobers web site

Details now available for this year's Harvester Relays.

If you are interested in participating or would like more details please email me. Richard

Some of us have visited Kidney Clump in the last 10 days and have seen the affect of the January storm on the trees. Every path track and ride was blocked by fallen trees. There is quite a bit of 'leaning' timber also. Forestry Commission have opened up the two bridleways subsequently, but they will not have a contractor in to clear the remaining fallen trees until after our planned event. As it is the area is not siutable or safe to use.

Kidney Clump was to be used by all courses, but it was important that the white and yellow courses were located there as the terrain facilitates such courses whereas Manton wood could not. Kidney Clump also added length to enable a green course to be accommodated.

As the event organiser I have had discussions with interested parties over this last weekend which have led to the conclusion that it is not possible for Manton Wood alone to accommodate a C5 event. If we only had the Manton map without Kidney Clump - we would have been considering the area for a summer league event only.    Bob Alderson

Club Competitions Entry Forms contains entry forms for:

• Compass Sport Cup (18th March) c/d 20th Feb
• JK Relays (9th April) c/d 20th Feb
• BOC Relays (6th May) c/d 7th March
• Harvester Relays (2nd June) c/d tba
• Scottish Champs Relays (17th June) c/d tba
• Footpath Relay (30th June) c/d 31st March

Full details are in Black&Green. NB some events closing date is 20th Feb !

NOC will be competing at Hay Wood, Warwickshire (about 5 miles from J4 on M42) in the regional round of the Compass Sport Cup.

We are playing WCH, OD, NGOC, HOC and LEI. This will mean much stiffer competition to get to the final than in previous years, however due to OD winning the final last year an extra team will make it to the final if OD were to win the round. We therefore really do need everyone to attend the event, with the final being on home territory at Blidworth we don't want to miss out on the chance of winning the cup this year.

LOG have informed us that the recent storms may have affected Staplewood Woods so much that the event might have to be cancelled.

Congratulations to Richard Robinson and Rose Hodkinson, Midland Night Champions for 2007.

The Committee are pleased to announce the results of the 2006 NOC Club Championship


Race Place Race Time Gold Time %Gold W55L 1 Hilary Palmer 65:14 82:28 79.10 W14A 1 Jenny Evans 34:41 43:42 79.37 M50L 2 Kevin Lomas 66:47 83:50 79.66 M20E 6 Andrew Llewellyn 89:56 107:30 83.66 M14A 3 Harry Nicholson 45:27 52:55 85.89 M65S 1 Bob Alderson 50:41 58:30 86.64 M45L 4 Stephen Martin 72:13 83:17 86.71 W21E 5 Helen Palmer 84:10 96:55 86.84 M40L 6 Nigel Mockridge 75:57 86:27 87.85 W18L 4 Sarah Claxton 64:14 73:03 87.93 M50L 8 Michael Napier 76:22 83:50 91.09 W14A 6 Elizabeth Parkinson 40:35 43:42 92.87 W45L 5 Janet Evans 69:16 73:32 94.20 W50L 12 Helen O'Neil 73:25 77:00 95.35 W12B 1 Victoria Littlewood 27:57 29:07 95.99 M14B 1 James Pye 51:53 54:02 96.02 (best newcomer) M21E 20 Rob Palmer 103:58 107:48 96.44 M45S 2 Paul Morris 52:45 54:32 96.73 M45L 16 Mick Lucking 81:54 83:17 98.34 M50L 14 Garry Drew 82:33 83:50 98.47 W16A 6 Laura Evans 67:34 67:46 99.70 M21E 24 Andrew Powell 108:31 107:48 100.66 M21E 25 Richard Robinson 109:01 107:48 101.13 M16A 18 Timothy Martin 67:51 66:41 101.75 W55S 1 Pauline Olivant 58:11 56:42 102.62 M18L 11 Matthew Wallace 87:32 84:53 103.12 W35L 4 Catherine Hughes 84:44 81:53 103.48 M70L 9 Tony Buckland 84:27 81:16 103.92 M21S 2 Tom Billam 72:43 69:36 104.48 M55L 23 David Olivant 75:31 72:16 104.50 M14B 3 Will Robinson 56:35 54:02 104.72 M18L 13 Rhys Roberts 90:05 84:53 106.13 M40S 1 Andy Sykes 64:10 60:08 106.71 M45L 20 Peter Carter 89:53 83:17 107.92 W40L 10 Clare Claxton 95:57 88:28 108.46 M35L 12 Anthony Donaldson 92:18 84:41 108.99 M21S 4 Jeffrey Colbert 76:22 69:36 109.72 M45S 3 Robert Parkinson 61:57 54:32 113.60 W20L 1 Sarah O'Neil 87:08 75:56 114.75 M55L 32 Alan Beardsley 83:05 72:16 114.97 M65L 24 John Woodall 93:10 80:26 115.83 M40L 21 Michael Lord 105:37 86:27 122.17 M60S 3 John Palmer 70:04 56:51 123.25 M45S 8 Andrew Wallace 68:53 54:32 126.31 M50S 9 Paul Goodwin 69:23 54:53 126.42 M50S 11 Richard Llewellyn 70:17 54:53 128.06 M10A 8 Jack Lord 35:47 27:46 128.87 W50L 24 Elaine Smith 101:33 77:00 131.88 M12A 18 Matthew Green 49:29 37:31 131.90 M12A 21 Alex Crow 49:36 37:31 132.21 W65L 14 Margaret Buckland 114:18 86:21 132.37 W16A 14 Katie Taylor 93:18 67:46 137.68 M21S 6 Tim Bagguley 96:26 69:36 138.55 M14A 18 Samuel Horsewill 74:21 52:55 140.50 W21S 4 Emily Parkin 80:13 56:16 142.57 M12A 22 Chris Brenchley 53:51 37:31 143.54 M14A 19 Chris Houlton 76:22 52:55 144.31 W14B 3 Sam Houlton 60:48 41:45 145.63 M50S 14 Keith Streb 79:56 54:53 145.64 M55S 10 David Cooke 79:58 54:12 147.54 W45S 7 Pauline Jones 79:36 53:28 148.88 M50S 17 Tony Horsewill 82:12 54:53 149.77 M21S 8 Andrew Tongue 106:05 69:36 152.42 M45L 44 Keith Roberts 127:12 83:17 152.73 M50S 19 Steve Green 84:28 54:53 153.90 M50L 43 Roger Smith 130:20 83:50 155.47 M12B 3 Danny Brown 51:46 30:31 169.63 M50S 22 James Clarke 95:45 54:53 174.46 M50S 24 Andrew Jones 105:02 54:53 191.38 M40S 13 Simon Taylor 116:18 60:08 193.40 W40S 12 Maria Roberts 129:56 66:21 195.83 M12A rtd Ben Lord M55L rtd Derek Mill M45L dsq Edward Nicholson M60L dsq Stephen Wright M60 controller Peter Hubberstey M55 controller John Dalton

Please be aware that the Midland Night Championships will be held on Saturday 20th January at Oversley Wood, and Sunday 21st January will be a West Midland League event (same venue).
Both are hosted by University of Warwick so please support them.
There will be prizes for the night champs, and the more people that enter, the more prizes there will be.
Online and postal entries are now open, full details at www.uwoc.co.uk/nightchamps Graham Gristwood OD/UWOC (planner)