Snowdonia Marathon, 29/10/06

Phillip Howells reports...

Just to confirm, Angie and I made the Snowdonia Marathon in good time with a 5am departure and both of us completed the event in good shape. It was a superb Autumn day, mild, no wind, sunny and perfect for theglorious mountain and lake setting - so still, the mountains were reflected in the lakes like a mirror and the Autumn colours a delight; and of course we made sure we admired the views on our run! The course is basically a loop around the Snowdon, on road and with 3 major climbs - 4 miles out of Llanberis straight up the pass from the start, a further 3 mile climb after Beddgelert at halfway and then a brute of a 3 miler from 21 miles!Angie starred as ever, finishing 54th (from around 1500 starters) in 3-18-47 to finish 5th Lady and first Female VetO45. My time was a bit more sedate, but having set myself a steady 4 hours target I was more than satisfied to finish very strongly in 3-50-59 (after admiring the views in the first half to do that in 1-58), so a much quicker 2nd half, for 262 place and 11th in my O55 age group. A great day all round.

BUPA Great South Run

Stuart Buchan reports.....

I made my way down to Portsmouth at the weekend to take part in the BUPA Great South Run, lining up with 18,000 other runners on a VERY wet and VERY windy Sunday morning.

I was hoping to get another PB but the atrocious weather conditions put paid to that - however, I did manage a respectable 67.57 minutes, finishing in 314th place, which was only 14 seconds off my current PB.

As soon as the race started the heavens opened, however, I managed to maintain a good pace round most of the 10 mile course and was still on course for a PB until the last 2 miles which were into a headwind and sidewind! But I managed a good sprint finish at the end for the cameras! Then it was back to the hotel for a hot shower and some hobnobbing with the TV Times/Leukaemia Research celebrity runners (more B list than A list though - unless you're an Emmerdale fan!).

My daughters Alys and Liesl also took part in the Mini South Run on the Saturday morning (in lovely sunshine!) and finished their 1 mile course in an excellent 12.48 and 12.56 respectively to their immense pride and got a lovely medal to show off as well!

Despite the weather though it was a thoroughly enjoyable and fantastically well organised weekend of races.

Stroud ½ Marathon - 22nd October 2006.

Jon M reports from the final club championship event...

Tewkesbury AC had fourteen representatives in the county's biggest race of the year. The event produced some outstanding performances with Tewkesbury runners securing three top 10 category placings.
The Dudfield household was certain to hold a ‘post-race partying’ after both husband and wife recorded impressive personal best times. Stuart Dudfield started the race quicker than planned, however, he worked hard enough during the later miles to cross the finish line in under 1hr 35 mins, over 2 minutes quicker than his previous best time. Wife Cathy wasn’t going to miss the party as the Club Captain reduced her pb time by nearly 2 minutes. Both athletes had been focusing on this event for months and it paid off with Cathy finishing 8th in her very competitive V35 category.
Bredon’s Carol Cowley successfully defended her V55 title she won last year. A time of 1hr 40 mins gave the gifted runner an overall position of 466th from a starting line-up of 1,600.
Mike Ward placed runner-up in the 70+ cat after timing 1hr 51 mins.
Lottie Mowberry, the club’s youngest athlete, attempted her first ½ marathon. It was a success as the 17yr old recorded 1hr 48 mins.
Tewkesbury’s fastest run of the day was recorded by the club’s No1 runner, Andy Hawkins. A swift time of 1hr 18 mins was off his best, nevertheless, a top 30 placing for the second year in succession for the 35 yr old. Experienced marathon runner, Clive Baker, completed the 13.1 mile course in 1hr 24 mins. Baker had a tremendous final 5 miles to finish 12th in the V40 category. Jason Draper marked his third autumn ½ marathon solidly. The vice-captain capped a fine performance by beating Jon Mansfield to the line in 1hr 26 mins. Draper raced tactfully and displayed no sympathy as he pasted struggling Mansfield during the home straight. Nigel Tillott and Adrian Lavery also had a race to remember. Improving Tillott had the edge on his team mate after a race long contest, finishing just 10 seconds ahead of long distance runner Lavery.
Ultra-distance talent, Phillip Howells raced well although, slightly down on last years time. He came in just ahead of star-man Dudfield in 1hr 34 mins. Wesley Reid completed the Tewkesbury contingent. Reid was hampered by a knee niggle partway through the course. The local rugby star needed to reduce pace and came in outside his target time in 2hr 19 mins. Inside the top 1,500 and with his second ½ m under his belt, the up and coming runner will now be aiming for the popular Tewkesbury GUY FAWKES 5 mile event on Sunday 5th November (11am start)
27th Andy Hawkins 1.18.42
74th Clive Baker 1.24.26
96th Jason Draper 1.26.11
104th Jon Mansfield 1.26.29
178th Nigel Tillott 1.30.09
184th Adrian Lavery 1.30.22
261st Phillip Howells 1.33.58
271st Stuart Dudfield 1.34.27 (pb)
374th Cathy Dudfield 1.38.13 (pb)
466th Carol Cowley 1.40.55
762nd Charlotte Mowberry 1.48.43 (pb)
848th Michael Ward 1.51.31
1,421st Wes Reid 2.19.47

Cardiff Half, 15/10/06

Steve W reports..

Took part in the Cardiff Half yesterday morning and felt much better than Bristol 4 weeks ago. Got round this one in 1:40:37, which was 5 mins and 20s faster than Bristol. I finished 799th out of 5755 finishers, with 25 not finishing. There were a further 1246 in the marathon, including Andy Gore from Cheltenham Harriers and a few Angels and Almost Athletes.

Good run overall and a good steady pace and overall pretty happy, good course, basically flat wih a great finish in the Millenium Stadium.

Next stop Stroud on Sunday, then a rest !

Blenheim 10km, 15/10/06

Brother and sister duo Jason Draper and Lisa Kane travelled to Blenheim Palace to take part in the annual Rotary 10km race. In aid of local hospices, over 700 entrants lined-up in front of celebrity starter Jim Smith. Conditions were good as Draper was one of just 20 runners to break the 40 minute mark. A creditable 16th placing was pleasing after shaking off last month’s bout of Flu.
Sister Kane was delighted with her performance. The course was testing as it cut through the regal grounds so a finishing time 51 minutes was outstanding for the improving runner.

16th Jason Draper 39.33
212th Lisa Kane 50.58
477 finished.

Glos X-C #1, 14/10/06

Jon M reports..

Tewkesbury fielded skeleton teams for first of this seasons XC events. Black Bridge in Gloucester was the venue and the racing attracted not just the top local teams but also several of the regions best.
With junior races starting first, it wasn’t until the afternoon that a competitive ladies race started. 2012 Olympic prospect Emily Pigeon lead from start to finish however, Tewkesbury’s very own accomplished international runner, Angie Sadler display her familiar grace as she lead the Tewkesbury team of three over a non-demanding 7.1 km course. Sadler finished in 12th place with only some great XC talent ahead of her.
Club Captain Cathy Dudfield was just two minutes behind her team mate in 31st position. Pleasing, as the Captain’s target race is just 8 days away in Stroud. One minute later, veteran talent, Carol Cowley crossed the line scooping another V55 1st place. The Bredon runner will also be running in the Stroud ½ Marathon - defending her 2005 V55 crown.
The team of three formidable females won the vets competition.
The men’s team were two runners short of the requisite six. Nevertheless, Tewkesbury’s XC sectary Andy Hawkins, demonstrated expert XC running. Setting off at a good pace and not letting it slip during the men’s 11.2km course. Despite producing a good performance, the high level of competition meant that Hawkins had to settle for a top 25 placing. Satisfying as the clubs best distance runner has the Stroud ½ Marathon as a priority too. One minute behind Hawkins came Jon Mansfield. Mansfield paid the price for keeping pace with Hawkins for the first 15 minutes as a convoy of ten runners passed the struggling Triathlete late on. Stuart Dudfield set off at a controlled pace and maintained it throughout. Hampered by a niggle mid-race, he finished strongly. Phillip Howells produced another fine example of pace control. The ultra-distance runner had a faultless run in the first of a Gloucestershire series of four events over the winter.

Women 7.1km
12th Angie Sadler 31.13
31st Cathy Dudfield 33.27
34th Carol Cowley 34.28
From 84 finishers

Men 11.2km
23rd Andy Hawkins 40.01
32nd Jon Mansfield 41.09
88th Stuart Dudfield 46.52
107th Phillip Howells 49.32
From 141 finishers

Weekend race news

Jon M reports..
Jason Draper shock off a recent bout of influenza in time to start the Kenilworth ½ Marathon. After not training for 10 days, the club vice-captain ran at a controlled pace with perfection to collect a finishing time of 1hr 29.45 seconds. It was a top 50 placing over an undulating course in which 700 runners started.
In the Forest of Dean, Jon Mansfield raced the Duathlon centred around Lydbrook. After the first 5km through the forest, the Tewkesbury athlete was lying in 8th, two minutes off the leaders. The 10 mile cycle leg was successful as Mansfield rode back into transition just seconds behind the leader. The final 5km decided the final outcome as the 39 yr old came in third to make his 12th podium finish of 2006.

Triathlon News!

Jon M reports..

Eastnor Castle was the setting for the first ever locally staged ½ Ironman distance triathlon. Tewkesbury AC’s Phillip Howells and Jon Mansfield took part in the event. Both athletes were novices at this type of distance. The challenge started with a two lap swim in the Castle lake before cycling a four lap course over the Malverns, taking in 54 miles of climbing and descending. The final discipline was 10 miles of tough running through Eastnor deer park.
Howells, relatively new to swimming, was pleased to be back on dry land after 52 minutes of swimming in a partially muddy lake! The ultra-distance athletes swim went to plan. However, what wasn’t on the plan was a trio of set backs while cycling. A snapped gear cable was one handicap the experience cyclist had to contend with - a major problem on a course where a minimum of 18 gears is crucial. After a smooth transition, the Ledbury competitor, set off at pace into the 10 miles of running. His pace never slackened and went on the cross the finish line in 6 hours and 4 minutes. Finishing position was 95th.
Jon Mansfield’s race went pleasingly. Pleased to complete the muddy lake swim in 25 minutes which left the 38 year old in 33rd position. His cycle ride went better than expected although it wasn’t until the fourth lap that the leading female triathele was caught. Setting off on the run being pursued by the fast moving female challenger, Mansfield was able to catch another runner ahead and settled into 14th position before having to sprint finish to hold off the 1st place woman. Mansfield recorded 4 hours and 22 minutes.
The top placed Three Counties finisher was Jon Rawlings, racing for Tri Team Glos, in 9th place.
126 athletes entered the race of which, 100 completed the course.

Two Tewkesbury AC athletes raced at Newent for the 18th annual sprint distance triathlon. With the unfortunate withdrawals of Barry O’Driscoll and Sandie Harwood, it was just Barbara Dunn and Jon Mansfield who were treated to spectacular thunder and lighting during a 3 hour deluge. Dunn, making her return to racing after an 18 month hiatus, didn’t let the weather affect her day as she was very satisfied to complete the event in under 1 ½ hours. That time gave the locally based competitor 144th place overall. Mansfield, the 2005 winner, took on the waterlogged lanes with caution. By the time the triathlete had started the run the sky started to clear and the rain stopped. A finishing time of 55 minutes meant that the runners-up spot was his this time. The overall winner had 36 seconds to his credit.

X/C Relays - full report

Jon M reports...

Tewkesbury AC gained unprecedented success at the annual cross-country relays. Tewkesbury fielded two teams, one male and one female. While the men’s team was the same formidable line-up as last years event, the ladies team was a fine blend of youth and experience.
The race started in mass and first to take on the fast, flat 2 mile circuit was in-form Andy Hawkins and talented Angie Sadler. The first leg competition was immense as some of the South West regions leading athletes were on show. Nevertheless, the Tewkesbury pair kept their concentration well and tagged team mates, Clive Sentance and Lotty Mowbray respectively. Sentence, who’s renowned for his shorter distance speed, ran superbly to keep the men’s team in contention. Mowbray, a few days before her 17th birthday and fuelled with adrenaline, ran superbly too.
At half way point, the race became clear as both TAC teams were running in bronze medals positions. Third legs were run by Jon Mansfield and Carol Cowley. Mansfield having the benefit of the second placed Gloucester AC just 50 yards ahead, just needed keep the competition within distance, while Cowley found herself isolated and needed to run against herself, which she did with expertise.
For the final 2 miles, Simon Hall was handed the task of running down the silver medal position. With a 15 yard gap to bridge, Hall timed his run perfectly as he overtook the Gloucester AC runner within ½ mile to go on to record the fastest club time of the day.
A different story for the ladies as final leg runner Cathy Dudfield was up against a healthy Bourton team. With a 500 yard gap to bridge, it was a bridge too far. Dudfield gave 100% to make good time and ensure the ladies took 3rd place.
Men’s Team = 41.41 minutes
Andrew Hawkins @ 10.30
Clive Sentence @ 10.27
Jon Mansfield @ 10.27
Simon Hall @ 10.17
Women’s Team = 51.41 minutes
Angie Sadler @ 11.38
Lotty Mowbray @ 13.29
Carol Cowley @ 13.27
Cathy Dudfield @ 13.07

County X/C Relays, 30/09/06

Cathy D reports....

I would just like to say well done & a big thankyou to all those who took part in the X-country relays today. We all did extremely well with the men's team taking silver medals in the Glos AAA series & the ladies taking bronze. An extra well done must go to Charlotte who ran an excellent 2nd leg especially as this was her first time out representing the club. Thanks to our supporters, Sophie Sentance and Rob and Sally Jordan.

100th Posting!!

Dear All - this is the 100th posting on our web blog, which started in January of this year. It has been an easy job for me to do, simply because of the enthusiasm of club members to participate and share their races and runs. Keep those reports and articles coming, and don't forget that it's really easy to publish pictures. It's also possible to easily search for past reports using the search box at the top of the page, in case you wish to relive past glories!

Cirencester 10K, 24/09/06

Cathy D reports...

A number of Tewkesbury AC travelled to take part in the Cirencester 10K on Sunday 24th September. It was a large field of 600 starters who ran in good conditions. The route was through the grounds of Cirencester Park which was undulating in places.First home for the club was Jason in 25th place. He produced another solid run finishing in a time of 38:53s. He was followed home by Adrian and Stu Buchan who finished in 74th and 75th places. Adrian posted a time of 42:40s with Stuart 42:48s carrying on with his good form after injury.I was next up and first Tewkesbury female in 123rd place after a good run in a time of 45:38s. Carol had a pleasing run and took another FV55 prize (A rather nice fruit bowl) finishing in a time of 47:30s and in 167th place.She also won her age catagory as part of the Glos Road Race series.Completing the team were Lisa and Helena. Lisa was happy with her run and finished in a time of 51:43s and 258th place. Helena also enjoyed her run and completed in just outside 65mins.

Club results:
25th - Jason Draper - 38:53s
74th - Adrian Lavery - 42:40s
75th - Stu Buchan - 42:48s
123rd - Cathy Dudfield - 45:38s
167th - Carol Cowley - 47:24s
258th - Lisa Kane - 51:43s
????? - Helena Turner - 65:00s (Approx time)

All the above times are individual times as the official times were around 5 seconds slower. Stuart's time was missed from the official sheet but he followed Adrian in who was 74th.
Also.......Stourport 10K...Amanda took part in the Stourport 10k. In her words "It was a nice course for a hard training run, but not so nice for a race." She set a time of44:53s which claimed the LV35 prize and 5th lady overall.

Winschoten 50k Holland

Angie Sadler reports on her international debut....

I felt privileged to be asked to be part of the English team as after I qualified at the Boddington 50k, and I can say it was an amazing experience!The team were so much younger than myself -- but a unique friendly bunch of guys!! So good to spend time with the names we hear of so often --- Dominic Croft (came in 2nd -- 3.08.52) Rod Harris etc. My race was strong, slower than Boddingtons, due to being extremely hot. The course was 5 laps and very twisty! My time was 3hr 49mins and I felt good at the finish. (5th lady home, 17th overall out of 50 that had gone there qualified.) The whole trip was long - from Amsterdam it was 280miles on 5 different trains, time to get to know all the team & managers well! I stayed with a great family with Louise Cooper who came in at Boddington just in front of me -- but I came in 5mins in front of her in Holland! (She 's a great girl!). Winschoten has this event every year with the major attraction of about 80 runners in the 100k, they decorate every street with flags from all countries, people sit out all day cheering us on. It was good to have the experience. Now do I go for a 100k in 2008!!

Club Handicap, September 06

Jason D reports..

A big thankyou from me to those who helped and competed in the final handicap and to all those who have done so throughout the whole series. I am sure you will agree that is has been a great success and I hope that the series will become a regular feature on the club calendar.
A fine run from Rob Jordan saw him take the final race ahead of the ever-consistent Brad. However, a third podium position in four races for Charlotte sees her become the inaugural handicap champion, very well done to her. Brad and Nigel share the runners-up spot having the same number of points, having run the same number of races and having the same amount of head to head victories so they cannot be separated.

The results of the final race and the final standings follow:
Position Name Points Rank Elapsed Time
1 ROB J 5 10 36:31
2 BRAD 4 4 31:58
3 CHARLOTTE 3 12 38:49
4 CAROL 2 11 37:00
5 CLIVE S 1 1 29:41
6 CATH 1 8 35:56
7 CLIVE B 1 2 30:02
8 STU B 1 6 34:45
9 PHIL 1 9 36:05
10 JON M 1 3 30:52
11 STEVE W 1 7 35:47
12 NIGEL 1 5 33:00
13 MIKE 1 13 41:42

FINAL STANDINGS (RACES RUN)
Position Name Grand Total
1 CHARLOTTE 13 (4)
2 BRAD 10 (4)
2 NIGEL 10 (4)
4 ANG 9 (4)
5 SANDY 9 (5)
6 ROB J 8 (4)
7 MIKE 8 (5)
8 CAROL 8 (6)
9 ROGER 7 (3)
10 PHIL 7 (3)
11 JON M 6 (5)
12 CATH 6 (6)
13 STEVE W 4 (4)
14 STEVE J 3 (1)
15 STU D 3 (2)
16 BEV 3 (2)
17 BARRY 3 (2)
18 CLIVE B 2 (2)
19 STEVE D 2 (2)
20 OTHERS 1 (1)

White horse 5

Cathy D reports..

9 Tewkesbury AC members took part in the latest Club Championship race onSaturday at the White Horse, Sandhurst. In near perfect conditions there were some excellent results all round with numerous prizes and PB's gained. 1st home for the club was Andy who ran well finishing in 6th place overallin a time of 28:51s. Jason followed in a time of 30:52s taking the prize for10th overall male. Sue continued her build up towards the world 100K championship taking the LV40 prize in a time of 31:10s.Stu D ran his 2nd race in 3 days and set a new PB for the distance by aminute in a time of 32:33s. He was closely followed home by Adrian and StuB. Adrian completed the course in a time of 32:46s with Stu B setting yet aanother PB in 32:53s. Amanda was next home taking the LV35 prize in a time of 34:42s closelyfollowed by myself breaking the 35 minute mark for a new PB in 34:57s. Carolcompleted the contingent finishing in 36:09s and taking yet another LV55title.The ladies team took 2nd place in team event, missing out by 1 point fromBourton. Below are all the results.

6th - Andy 28:51s
13th - Jason 30:52s
16th - Sue 31:10s (1st LV40)
23rd - Stu D 32:33s (PB)
25th - Adrian 32:46s
26th - Stu B 32:53s (PB)
35th - Amanda 34:42s (1st LV35)
37th - Cathy 34:57s (PB)
40th - Carol 36:09s (1st LV55)

2nd Ladies team by 1 point.

Bristol half marathon

Steve W reports

Hi Folks,

Back from Bristol half which was this morning. Started late due to so many people (15,000) and quite warm. Anyway that's the excuses over. My time was 1hr:45m:55s. Bit disappointed with time but main aim was to get round as training not being going that well due to niggle in the glutes region, which is now quite painful. So overall okay. Saw Lisa after the turn at Portway, on the other side of the carriageway, she must have only been about a mile behind me. Official results on the Bristol half website from 9pm tonight.

Cheers and hope to see Wednesday if I can run by then !

Wine Winning Women Win Wine once more!

Jon M reports excitedly on the Haresfield Beacon 10km...

A healthy squad of Tewkesbury AC runners made the easy trip to Haresfield to take part in the annual 10km event hosted by The Angels RC.

This is always popular run for the Tewkesbury based club and even more popular as several runners produced pleasing performances.

First club vest to cross the finish line in a time of 40 minutes dead was Angie Sadler. Sadler, a multi-distance specialist won the V45 category with ease - just what she needed ahead of her international debut in Winschoten. Watch this space for hot news from Holland and the IAU 50k Trophy.

Stuart Buchan followed next and timed his second 10km personal best of the weekend. Just 16 hours before the in-form runner set his new best at 43.15 mins only to slice it down to 42.25 mins over the Beacon course. Next up for the improving performer is the Great South Run.

Buchan's neighbour and next to finish, Barry O'Driscoll timed 43.34 - very pleasing, as the athlete has been nursing a hamstring niggle.

Club captain, Cathy Dudfield led Carol Cowley home. Dudfield showed measured improvement over previous Beacon runs. To compound her fine show, the captain took away wine for finishing second V35 - only missing out on top spot by ONE second! Cowley demonstrated her ability as she claimed 1st prize in the V55.

Super-vet, Mike Ward running in the V70 category timed 50 minutes and was contented with his race after suffering several niggles of late.
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37thAngie Sadler 00:40:001st LV45
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56thStuart Buchan 00:42:25PB
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68thBarry O'Driscoll 00:43:34
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78thCathy Dudfield 00:45:38
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90thCarol Cowley 00:47:391st LV55
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106thMike Ward 00:50:44
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Macmillan 10km, Westonbirt

Westonbirt Arboretum was the venue for this popular charity race. 250 runners enjoyed running through this splendid part of the county. Tewkesbury AC's Stuart Buchan enjoyed it more after recording a PB for the distance. A time of just over 43 minutes gave the improving athlete 21st position overall. Equally, if not more, impressive was the performance of Tracy O'Driscoll. Having only recently taken up running, the lure of a picturesque 10,000m at Westonbirt Arboretum seemed an ideal arena to dip her toe in athletics. Completion of the 10k event was a significant achievement, as a genuine novice, the new talent doubled the distance she'd ever ran before, to the delight of her husband, fellow runner Barry.

21st Stuart Buchan 43.15
237th Tracy O'Driscoll 1:20.52

POLICE SPORT UK 10

Stuart D reports....

On Thursday 14th September I travelled down to Romsey in Hampshire with 3 colleagues to represent Gloucestershire Police in the Police Sport UK 10 Mile Road Race. We travelled down in torrential rain but fortunately arrived to better weather. A large field of over 400 entries from forces all over the country took the start of a 2 lap course run in the grounds of a stately home. I decided after recent races (which resulted in poor results!!) to start a little slower but still managed a sub 7 minute first mile. After a first lap of 35:50s i managed to pick up the pace and ran comfortably for the final lap. A final mile of 6:25s saw me complete in a time of 70:20s and a placing of 122nd. Although just outside my PB it was by far one of my best runs this year.

That said......I have stiil got a bit more training to do to catch the winner who did a time of 52:03s!!! A pint of local bitter (no I wasn't driving!!) and a pork roll wrapped up the proceedings very nicely.

KoTR update

Jon reports the following standings in the Club Champs update after 13 events. There are 2 races (plus a marathon) remaining.
|--------+--------+----------|
| 149 |Jon |Mansfield |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 138 |Jason |Draper |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 118 |Roger |Bennett |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 108 |Angie |Sadler |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 102 |Andy |Hawkins |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 95 |Stuart |Dudfield |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 83 |Cathy |Dudfield |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 82 |Nigel |Tillott |
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| 72 |Steve |Wiggall |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 64 |Carol |Cowley |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 56 |Phillip |Howells |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 46 |Barry |O'Driscoll|
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| 38 |Sandie |Harwood |
|--------+--------+----------|
| 35 |Sue |Bruce |
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| 31 |Lisa |Kane |
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| 29 |Jon |Rawlings |
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| 26 |Clive |Sentence |
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| 25 |Stuart |Buchan |
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| 22 |Mike |Ward |
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| 21 |Bev |Thomas |
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| 19 |Simon |Hall |
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| 18 |Mike |Primett |
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| 15 |Mick |Morris |
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| 14 |Wes |Reid |
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| 13 |Rob |Knight |
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| 12 |Rob |Jordan |
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| 10 |Clive |Baker |
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| 10 |Neville |Simpson |
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| 9 |Martyn |Cox |
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| 7 |Anne |Robinson |
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| 6 |Amanda |Martin |
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