Striders of Croydon’s women produced a good team performance in the second Surrey Women's Cross-Country League match of the season, at Cranford on Saturday. They finished fourth of the 21 clubs in the match, lifting them to third in the overall league table.

Striders were led home by Serena Stracey, who is rapidly returning to form after a long absence through injury and ran very well to place 15th of the 119 finishers, covering the six-kilometre course in 23 minutes 39 seconds. Faye Stammers also ran well for 28th (25.22) with Stephanie Upton 33rd (26.06) and Kerry Backshell 38th (26.39). Suzy Yates completed the scoring team in 41st (26.44).

Striders also had the second B team to finish. They were led home by Sarah Milne who placed 43rd (26.54). She was closely followed by Suzie Halsall (49th, 27.16) and Susannah Oliver (52nd, 27.26). Amalia Da Silva Lima was 62nd (28.23) with Pat Edwards 98th (31.37), Louise Mayne 99th (31.45) and Susan Haynes 113th (34.02).
Meanwhile Striders of Croydon’s men’s team faced strong opposition in their Surrey Cross-Country League Division Two match at Epsom Downs on Saturday. They had to settle for seventh place from the nine competing clubs.

Their leading runner was again Duncan Lancashire who ran well to place tenth of the 149 finishers. New recruit James Buchanan made an excellent debut for the club, holding on well to place 13th after an ambitiously fast start. Justin Macenhill, still recovering from a long absence after surgery, also ran well to place 34th, while his brother Damian was 47th. Darren Piper was 61st and veteran Dave Batten again ran well for 63rd. Alex Aronberg was 67th with Chris Morton 73rd, Mick Turner 79th and Neil Furze completing the scoring team in 80th.

Striders of Croydon faced strong opposition in the East Surrey League’s annual cross-country race, held at Lloyd Park last Saturday. They were led home by veteran Bob Ewen, who ran well to place 23rd of the 100 finishers (and fourth in the over-50 category), covering the five-mile course in 34 minutes 1 second. Next home for Striders was Simon Ambrosi who placed 25th (34.19), closely followed by Dave Batten (26th, 34.21) and Nigel Davidson (28th, 34.36). This placed Striders sixth of the 22 teams.

Striders showed their strength in depth by having the first B team to finish. This team comprised John Foster (35th, 35.37), Chris Morton (37th, 35.44), Damian Macenhill (38th, 36.11) and Mick Turner (42nd, 36.59).

Striders’ first woman to finish was Serena Stracey who had an excellent run to finish 55th overall (and fourth woman) in 38 minutes 11. Suzy Yates made her debut at cross-country and did well to finish 78th (41.45). She was closely followed by Sarah Milne (80th, 42.02) and Kerry Backshell (81st, 42.03).

Striders of Croydon produced some good performances in the first Surrey Women’s Cross-Country League Division 2 race of the season, held over an undulating seven-kilometre course at Esher on Saturday. Striders placed fifth of the 21 clubs in the division, while they showed their strength in depth by having the second B team. Striders were led by Faye Stammers who ran well to place 25th (33.43), just one place and eight seconds ahead of club colleague Kerry Backshell. They were closely followed by new member Susie Halsall who made an excellent debut to place 28th (33.54). Stephanie Upton was 37th (34.46) and another newcomer, Gill Hardy, completed the A team in 51st place (36.03). Striders’ B team were led home by Amalia Da Silva Lima who placed 75th in 39.03. Their other runners were: 85 Linda Daniel 40.02; 98 Louise Gough 41.32; 101 Pat Edwards 41.49; 106 Louise Mayne 43.07. There were 121 finishers.

Meanwhile, Striders’ men were competing in their Division Two match at Richmond Park. Their under-17s placed fourth of the nine clubs in the division, while their senior men placed sixth. Striders’ under-17s were led by Nicholas Batten, who ran very well to place fourth, covering the undulating four-kilometre course in 17 minutes 7 seconds. Striders’ seniors were led by Duncan Lancashire who placed 12th, covering the five-mile course in 29 minutes 50. Striders’ next finisher was Justin Macenhill, who was making a welcome return to racing after a long absence through injury, and placed 31st (31.29). Veteran Bob Ewen ran well to place 43rd (32.30), while Simon Ambrosi showed good improvement with 50th (33.09). Dave Batten placed 56th (33.30), two places and nine seconds ahead of Darren Piper. Team manager Chris Morton was 60th (33.50) with Matt Morgan 63rd (33.58) and Alex Aronberg 69th (34.15). Club stalwart Nigel Davidson completed the scoring team in 75th (34.50). Striders also had six non-scorers: 79 John Foster 35.04; 82 Mick Turner 35.18; 85 Steve Massey 35.35; 106 Neil Furze 37.31; 116 Brian Hicken 39.00; and 123 Paul Weir 39.49. There were 141 finishers.

Striders also had fifteen finishers in the Cabbage Patch ten-mile road race at Twickenham on Sunday. Their leading finisher was Damian Macenhill who placed 67th in 62 minutes exactly, while their first woman was Serena Stracey who placed 653rd in 80 minutes 51 seconds, one second ahead of club colleague Tina Macenhill.

Striders of Croydon faced strong opposition in the Surrey Road Relay Championships, held on an undulating three-mile course at Wimbledon on Saturday. Striders’ most successful team was their over-50s, who showed the benefits of regular track sessions by placing fifth of the 11 teams in this category. Bob Ewen ran well to record 17.40 on the first leg, and handed over to Dave Batten who produced an excellent run of 17.13, which was Striders’ fastest time of the day. The team was completed by Alan Dolton (19.57) and Colin Cotton (20.11).

Striders’ senior women also did well to place seventh out of 14 teams. The team comprised Kerry Backshell (20.05), Suzie Yates (21.51), Steph Upton (21.12) and Faye Stammers (20.35). Striders also fielded a B team, who placed 13th. This team comprised Michelle Meech (25.01), Amalia da Silva Lima (23.33), Kerry Backshell (20.33) and Suzie Yates (23.11). Both Kerry and Suzie showed good team spirit by running their second legs of the afternoon to ensure that Striders could finish two teams.

Striders’ over-40 men placed seventh out of eight teams. The team comprised John Foster (18.32), Steve Smith (19.53), Chris Morton (18.36) and Dave Denton (22.01).

Striders’ senior men were without several of their first-choice runners, and had to settle for 17th place of the 18 teams in this category. The team comprised Darren Piper (17.23), Neil Furze (20.10), Mick George (21.06), Nicholas Batten (19.19), Alex Aronberg (17.43) and John Foster (18.43).

Striders of Croydon produced some very good performances in the Belgrave 5 kilometre road race on Sunday, which incorporated the Surrey Championships and was the final event in this year’s Surrey Road League.

Striders’ first man home was Duncan Lancashire, who continued his comeback from injury with a very good run to place 14th of the 213 finishers, covering the undulating course in 16 minutes 34 seconds. Veteran Dave Batten had an excellent run to win the over-50 category, placing 51st  overall in 18 minutes 28 seconds. Tony Sheppard made an encouraging comeback after a long absence through injury, placing 48th (18.21) while Darren Piper was close behind in 52nd (18.29). Club secretary Chris Morton was 61st (19.15) with Alex Aronberg 63rd (19.19) and Mick Turner 71st (19.37).

Striders’ women were led home by the improving Sarah Milne who placed 37th in the women’s race in 23 minutes 36 seconds. Karen Macenhill ran steadily for 51st (25.03), while veteran Pat Edwards completed the scoring team in 65th (27.38). She also placed third in the over-55 category.

In the Surrey Championships team event, Striders’ men placed seventh of the 15 competing clubs, while their women placed ninth.

Striders of Croydon produced some good performances against strong opposition in their final Rosenheim League match of the season, at Tooting on Wednesday. Their man of the match was Duncan Lancashire, who made an excellent return to the team after a long absence with a knee injury. He showed his versatility by taking third place in both the 400 metres (59.2) and 3000 metres (9.34.0).

Matt O’Hare placed third in the javelin (29.42) and fourth in the shot (7.95), both these marks being new club over-35 records. Fourth places also went to Dave Lovell in the 100 metres (13.8) and Darren Piper in the 1500 metres (4.51.7). Striders placed fifth of the six competing clubs, and finished the season in fifth place in the overall league table. Their women held on to fourth place despite forfeiting the final match.

Striders of Croydon produced some good performances against strong opposition in their Rosenheim League match at Tooting on Wednesday. Samantha White made an excellent debut, placing third in the women’s shot with a club record of 6.96 metres. She also placed third in the discus (17.31). With a depleted team, Striders’ women had to settle for fifth place in the match, but remain fourth in the overall table.

Striders’ men also placed fifth of the six competing clubs. Matt O’Hare took third place in the discus with a club record 21.05 metres, and also placed fourth in the shot (7.27). Matt Morgan ran well for third in the 1500 metres (4.24.7), while Nicholas Batten was fourth in the 800 metres in a club under-17 record of 2.19.9. Veteran Bob Ewen was fourth in the 3000 metres (10.52.7). Darren Piper set a club over-35 record in the 200 metres (26.9), finishing sixth against younger opponents.

Striders of Croydon produced some good performances in their Rosenheim League match at Tooting on Wednesday. Darren Piper was third in the 400 metres in a club over-35 record of 58.7, while Matt Morgan also ran well to place third in both the 400 metre hurdles (76.2) and the 1500 metres (4.28.9). Nicholas Batten was fourth in the 800 metres (2.21.6) and Bob Ewen was fourth in the 3000 metres (10.35.6). Dave Batten set a club over-50 record of 13.9 for the 100 metres. Striders’ men placed fifth in the match, while their women placed equal third, thanks to Yasmin Ramsay who had another hectic evening with third places in the 200 metres, long jump and javelin.

A week earlier, Striders had an exciting finish to their Southern Veterans League match at Ewell. With only the relay remaining, they were in fifth place, just one point behind Dorking. Striders’ quartet of Dave Lovell, Dave Batten, Steve Smith and Chris Morton responded by finishing one place ahead of Dorking in the relay to place equal fourth in the match. This keeps Striders in fourth place in the overall league table with one match remaining.

Striders’ best event was the 5000m where Bob Ewen, competing against younger opponents, ran 18 minutes 17.7 to place third in the over-35 A race. Chris Morton was third in the B race (20.25.5), while Alan Dolton was second in the over-50 race (20.11.3). Dave Batten ran well to place third in the over-50 400 metres (63.6).

A very good all-round performance by multi-eventer Yasmin Ramsay took Striders of Croydon’s women to third place in the third Rosenheim League match of the season, held on Wednesday at Tooting Bec. In her first 400 metre race, Yasmin was unfortunate to be drawn in lane eight, but ran well to finish a close second, leading for most of the way before being overtaken by  Serpentine’s Jennifer Bradley in the last few metres. Yasmin also showed her versatility and team spirit by taking third place in the discus and fourth in the high jump.

Striders’ men faced strong opposition and had to settle for sixth place in their match. Their leading scorer was veteran Dave Lovell who competed in five events. He placed fifth in the 100 metres, 200 metres, high jump and triple jump, and also ran in the 4 x 200 metre relay team. Matt Morgan placed fourth in the 3000 metres (9.42.1) and fifth in the 800 metres (2.15.2), while Matt O’Hare was fourth in the discus (20.01) and fifth in the hammer (18.75), Veterans Dave Batten and Bob Ewen both had to compete against much younger opponents, and placed sixth in the 400 metres and 1500 metres respectively.

At the halfway stage of the season, Striders’ women are fourth in the league table, while their men are fifth of the six clubs in the division.

Striders of Croydon faced hot conditions and strong opposition in the Dorking 10-mile road race on Sunday, which incorporated the Surrey Championships. Their men’s team finished 14th, while their women were 16th.

Striders were again led home by Justin Macenhill, who placed 27th of the 600 finishers, recording 62 minutes 48 seconds. This showed excellent powers of recovery as only a week earlier he had run a personal best of 2 hours 48 minutes 53 seconds in the Edinburgh Marathon, lifting him to sixth place in Striders’ all-time rankings.

Striders’ second runner at Dorking was veteran Dave Batten who placed 84th (69.06). Darren Piper was 128th (72.38) while veteran Barry Finch completed the scoring team in 155th (75.08).

Striders’ women were led home by Kerry Backshell who was 33rd in the women’s race (78.25). Sarah Milne was 99th (88.54) while Karen Macenhill was 119th (93.58) and Yasmin Ramsay completed the scoring team in 135th (97.39).

Striders had an impressive total of 20 finishers. Their other runners were: Steve Smith 75.13; Simon Ambrosi 78.46; Bas Sharif 81.08; Phil Mazur 81.30; Tom Littlewood 83.28; Greg Evans 87.27; Paul Weir 88.54; Robin Jamieson 88.54; Martin Gourlay 96.55; Matt Anderson 97.48; Susan Haynes 1.41.41; Jacqui Mazur 1.56.32.

Striders of Croydon’s leading distance runner, Justin Macenhill, had an excellent run to place eighth in the Ranelagh Half-Marathon last Sunday, which incorporated the Surrey Championships. His time of 75 minutes 42 seconds was less than half a minute outside his personal best. Damian Macenhill placed 67th in 1 hour 25 minutes 08, while Bas Sharif was 256th (1.39.13), Patrick Kilgarriff 432nd (1.49.39) and Steve Tyler 728th (2.12.27). There were 781 finishers.

Striders of Croydon did very well to finish first of 29 teams in the annual Beckenham Road Relay last Wednesday. Justin Macenhill gave them an excellent start, winning the first leg and covering the 2.6 mile course in 13 minutes 34 seconds. Scott Antony extended the lead by running 14 minutes 05, and club secretary Chris Morton held on to first spot with 16 minutes 16.

Striders also had the second mixed team to finish. Steph Gilmour ran 18.50 on the first leg and Kerry Backshell ran 17.30 on the second leg. Justin Macenhill then ran his second leg of the day with a time of 14 minutes 04.

On the same day, Striders competed in the Rosenheim League at Battersea Park. Their team was weakened by the clash with the Beckenham Relay, but they managed to finish fifth of the six competing clubs. 15-year-old Nicholas Batten ran a personal best 2.24 for fourth in the men’s 800 metres.

On Sunday, Striders competed in the Sutton 10 kilometre road race, which was the first event in this year’s Surrey Road League. Their men placed sixth in the team event while their women placed eleventh. Striders were again led home by Justin Macenhill who ran well to place seventh (34.29). Veteran Dave Batten placed 62nd (39.23) while Darren Piper was 75th (40.24) and Simon Ambrosi was 100th (42.03). Striders’ first woman home was Karen Macenhill who placed 42nd in the women’s race (49.47). Veteran Pat Edwards was 75th (55.23), and Sarah Hansbury completed the scoring team in 93rd (60.42).

Striders of Croydon did very well to have 33 finishers in Sunday’s 27th London Marathon. Their best performance came from Scott Antony. Already the holder of several of the club’s track records, he set a new club marathon record of 2 hours 41 minutes 17 seconds, finishing 149th in the race. This was more than three minutes faster than Striders’ previous record, set seven years ago by Gerry Crispie.

Andy Allison also had an excellent run to finish in the top 1000, placing 992nd in 3 hours 3 minutes 16. Damian Macenhill was not far behind (3.04.52), while Paul Finch ran 3.19.03 and veteran Dave Shaw ran 3.24.07.

Striders’ first woman finisher was Kerry Backshell, who placed 368th in the women’s race (3.27.24). Club colleague Stephanie Noyce was 586th (3.36.40).

Striders’ other finishers were: Richard Edwards 3.48.30; Kate Custis 3.48.38; Chris Morton 3.49.12; Tim Bett 3.49.13; Phil Richards 3.52.53; Phil Mazur 4.05.46; John Humphries 4.08.36; Simon Reay-Jones 4.09.26; Patsy Wong 4.13.39; Adam Staniforth 4.15.26; David Gunaratnam 4.17.41; Karen Macenhill 4.26.21; Mick George 4.29.06; Tina Macenhill 4.30.35; Theo Eastham 4.44.40; Sarah Milne 4.46.59; Louise Gough 4.51.16; Yasmin Ramsay 4.51.24; Tom Stevens 5.02.38; Claire Farrugia 5.03.02; Nick Kyritsis 5.04.49; Mark Armstrong 5.05.08; Cara Kayum 5.26.10; Steve Tyler 5.28.33; Jacqui Mazur 5.39.06; Brian Day 6.05.47.

Striders also had two competitors in the Mini-Marathon, held over the last 2.65 miles of the marathon course. Nicholas Batten was 203rd in the Under-17 boys’ race (16.24), while Sophie Shaw was 156th in the Under-17 girls’ race (21.21).

Striders of Croydon’s leading track runner, Scott Antony, produced an excellent run in the East Surrey League’s annual road race at Ewell last week. He finished fourth of the 100 finishers, covering the 4.2 mile course in 23 minutes 28 seconds.

Striders’ next man home was Matt Morgan who placed 18th (25.04). Paul Finch was 28th (26.30) and Chris Morton completed the scoring team in 31st (26.52). Striders finished fourth in the team event and finished the season by placing fifth in the overall league table.

Striders also had five non-scorers. Simon Ambrosi was 42nd (27.46) with veteran Colin Cotton close behind in 46th (27.57). Neil Furze was 67th (31.04) with Dave Denton 82nd (33.23) and Stephanie Gilmour 84th (33.36).

Two of the youngest members of Striders of Croydon did well to qualify for the Croydon Borough team for the London Mini-Marathon, to be held on Sunday 22 April. The trials were held on an undulating and very muddy course in Lloyd Park last Saturday. Striders’ Nicholas Batten ran well to place fourth in the under-17 men’s race, covering the 3300 metre course in 15 minutes 1 second. Club colleague Sophie Shaw won the under-17 women’s race in 18 minutes 49 seconds, finishing 17 seconds clear of her nearest rival.

Striders had 12 competitors in the annual Croydon Harriers inter-club race, held over a ten-kilometre course at the same venue. However, they were without their leading runners and with none of their team finishing in the first ten, they had to settle for third place in the six-to-score team competition. Probably their best performance came from Kerry Backshell who was the first woman to finish, recording a time of 51 minutes 28 seconds and finishing ahead of six of Striders’ men. Striders’ first man home was veteran Nigel Davidson who placed 11th (47.12). Another veteran, Dave Batten, placed 13th (47.50). New member Graham Foster made an encouraging debut with 15th place (49.04). Striders’ next two runners were both veterans, with Geoff Pennells 18th and Alan Dolton 19th.

Striders of Croydon’s leading distance runner, Justin Macenhill, produced an excellent performance in the Sussex Beacon Half-Marathon at Brighton on Sunday. He finished ninth in a field of more than 3000 runners, recording a new personal best of 1 hour 15 minutes 13 seconds, lifting him to second place in the club’s all-time rankings. Club colleague Scott Antony also ran well to finish 11th (1.16.01), while Ian Campbell ran a personal best 1.20.48 to place 33rd and fifth in the over-40 category. Damian Macenhill placed 50th (1.22.13), with Paul Finch 103rd (1.25.16) and club secretary Chris Morton 185th (1.28.43). Striders’ fastest woman was Natasha Ling who placed 786th overall (1.40.20)

Striders showed their strength in depth with a total of 29 finishers. Their other runners were Steve Smith 1.34.03; Martin Parham 1.34.37; Tom Littlewood 1.37.11; John Humphries 1.37.14; Theo Eastham 1.40.16; Richard Edwards 1.41.59; Phil Mazur 1.44.01; Matt O’Hare 1.44.07; Tina Macenhill 1.48.18; James Mason 1.49.43; Karen Peake 1.51.30; Mick George 1.54.14; Louise Gouch 1.54.44; Karen McDermott 1.55.08; Mark Armstrong 1.55.29; Sarah Milne 1.58.04; Carol Hollingworth 2.05.54; Steve Tyler 2.19.12; Jacqui Mazur 2.21.05; Julie Shew 2.24.43; Karen Connor 2.33.46; Susan Haynes 2.33.46.

Striders of Croydon faced strong opposition in the final Surrey Cross-Country League Division Two matches of the season on Saturday. Both their men’s and women’s teams finished fifth in their match and fourth in the overall league table.

Striders’ men were competing at Epsom Downs. They were led home by Justin Macenhill, who had an excellent run to place fifth, his best placing in this division. He covered the undulating five-mile course in 29 minutes 28 seconds. Duncan Lancashire also ran well for 10th (30.33) with Matt Morgan 24th (31.25), Damian Macenhill 44th (32.59), and Andy Allison 45th (33.02). Nigel Davidson was Striders’ first veteran in 55th (33.37), with Bob Ewen 62nd (34.01) and Dave Batten 69th (34.25). Darren Piper was 70th (34.27) and Paul Finch completed the scoring team in 74th (34.37).

Hercules-Wimbledon won the Division Two title with 1478 points, ahead of Wimbledon Windmilers (1530), Dorking (1531), Striders (1727), Epsom (1768), Kingston (1806), Sutton (1946), Walton (2171) and Croydon Harriers (2423).

Striders’ women were competing at Richmond Park. They were led home by Kerry Backshell, who ran very well to place 12th, covering the 5800 metre course in 25 minutes 9 seconds. Faye Stammers was next home in 20th (25.34), with Stephanie Gilmour 31st (27.37) and Amalia Da Silva Lima 50th (29.49). Unfortunately the team were unable to field a fifth runner.

Striders’ men managed a much better turnout with eleven non-scorers: 90 Chris Morton  35.40; 91 Simon Ambrosi 35.44; 110 Colin Cotton 37.57; 114 Barry Finch 38.26; 124 Simon Reay-Jones 40.25; 127 Tom Littlewood 41.26; 129 Peter Shew 41.41; 132 Paul Weir 43.02; 137 Dave Denton 44.53; 139 Matt Anderson 45.44; 142 Dave Hoben 47.38.

Striders of Croydon produced some good performances in their Surrey Cross-Country League Division Two matches on Saturday.

Striders’ women placed third of 17 clubs in their match at Wimbledon Common, and have climbed to joint-third place in the table with one match remaining. Runnymede are leading the division with 239 points, ahead of Kingston (304), Striders (450) and Elmbridge (450),  and Epsom Allsorts (553).

Striders’ women were led home by Faye Stammers who returned to form with an excellent run to place 13th of the 94 finishers, covering the four-mile course in 28 minutes 23 seconds. Kerry Backshell also ran well for 21st (29.14) with Stephanie Upton 24th (29.41) and Stephanie Gilmour 38th (31.45). Amalia De Silva Lima completed the scoring team in 49th (32.58), with Linda Daniel 50th (33.03) and Sarah Milne 63rd (34.15).

Striders’ men placed third of nine clubs in their match at West End Common, Esher. Dorking won the match with 314 points, with Wimbledon Windmilers second (379). However Striders’ total of 432 points saw them finish ahead of Epsom (439), Sutton (449), Walton (491), Hercules-Wimbledon (507), Kingston (509) and Croydon Harriers (575). In the overall table Striders are now fourth with one match remaining.

Striders did very well to place four runners in the first 16 of the 146 finishers. Justin Macenhill led them home in sixth place, covering the undulating five-mile course in 28 minutes 19 seconds. Scott Antony was eighth (28.50) with Duncan Lancashire 10th (29.15) and Matt Morgan 16th (30.09). Striders’ next two runners were both veterans, with Ian Campbell 51st (32.22) and club stalwart Nigel Davidson 59th (32.54). Darren Piper was 68th (33.31) with Damian Macenhill 73rd (34.01) and Dave Batten 85th (34.34). Team manager Chris Morton completed the scoring team in 93rd (35.10).

Striders also had six non-scorers: 104 Matt Birchley 36.25; 108 Richard Edwards 36.47; 119 Barry Finch 38.15; 124 Matt O’Hare 39.15; 130 Phil Mazur 40.46; 131 Paul Weir 41.20.

Striders of Croydon faced strong opposition in the Surrey Cross-Country Championships, held at Lloyd Park on Saturday. Their men’s team did very well to place sixth of the 18 clubs who fielded complete teams, while their women’s team placed eighth.

Striders’ best performance came from Justin Macenhill, who placed 22nd of the 186 finishers, covering the muddy twelve-kilometre course in 47 minutes 57 seconds. Scott Antony also ran well for 31st place (49.57), while Matt Morgan was 52nd (52.45) and Damien Macenhill 58th (53.08). Duncan Lancashire placed 62nd (53.43) and Andy Allison completed the scoring team in 80th (55.14). Striders’ leading veteran was Bob Ewen, who started cautiously but moved steadily through the field to place 96th (57.11).

Striders’ leading woman was Kerry Backshell, who placed 40th of the 98 finishers, covering the eight kilometres in 41 minutes 03 seconds. Faye Stammers placed 53rd (42.19) with Steph Gilmour 76th (45.50) and Amalia Da Silva Lima 94th (53.25).

Striders’ other finishers in the men’s race were: 106 Nigel Davidson 58.25; 116 Chris Morton 59.21; 118 Simon Ambrosi 59.22; 131 Dave Batten 60.49; 145 Matt Birchley 63.10; 157 Richard Edwards 64.55; 165 Simon Reay-Jones 66.38; 171 Matt O’Hare 68.47; 173 Tom Littlewood 70.43; 174 Phil Mazur 71.17; 179 Paul Weir 73.34.