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Name Age Time
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Lorne Oliver 4 15
Gabrille, Nathan, Bethany Wickersham 4,3,2 20
Abigail Holyoak 10 7
Katie Holyoak 6 7
Thomas Hemingway 6 8
Catherine Hemingway 3 10
Tom Pownall 7 6
Lucie Hewett 8 5
Owen Hewett 4 15
Jonathan Pownall 4 7
Gemma Gostick 2 18
Melissa Dix 4 13
William Louth 4 13
Jasleen Chadha 9 6
James Rooney 2 12
Matthew Elkington 7 7
Stephen Elkington 5 7
Molly Farrow 7 7
Ellie Farrow 5 7
Nihal Chadha 6 7
Lucy King 11 3
Helen Elkington 9 4
Amy Wareing 7 7
William Taylor 4 9
Miami Choudhury 5 8
Ben Smith 1 16
Jonathon Cronk 10 6
Libby Owen 1 21
Emily Wareing 5 11
Jack Wareing 3 18
Toby Leaker 14 5
Sam Hosegood 5 7
and those without maps!
Adam Taylor 10 2
Jordan Taylor 8 2
Hayden Rerasmus 7 3
Claire Rerasmus 5 3
Emma Oliver 7 4
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White course, 1.3km, 30m climb, 10 controls |
Pos Name Age Club Time
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1 Thomas Hemingway M6 WAOC 13:05
2 Jasleen Chadha W10 WAOC 13:37
3 Farrow Family W7 IND 14:40
4 Nihal Chadha + 2 M6 WAOC 16:34
5 Lucie Hewett w8 IND 16:41
6 Owen Hewett M4 IND 17:23
7 William Louth + Melissa M4 WAOC 18:30
8 Stephen Elkington M10 OD 19:20
9 Benjamin Scott M6 WAOC 24:40
10 James Nisbet M3 SMOC 28:08
-------------- Par time = All finishers ---------------
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Yellow course, 1.9km, 50m climb, 10 controls |
1 Katrina Taylor W12 WAOC 16:45
2 Thomas Pownall M7 SMOC 20:31
3 Katrin Sengerova W10 WAOC 20:35
4 Luke Harvey M6 IND 22:03
5 Calum Harvey M8+6 IND 23:10
6 Lucy King W11 SOS 25:03
7 Matthew Elkington M10 OD 26:56
8 Thomas Louth M8 WAOC 27:31
9 Duncan Taylor + Oliver M8 WAOC 28:43
10 William Taylor M4 IND 28:50
---------- Par time = 50% of starters ----------
11 Amy Wareing W7 HH 29:11
12 Claudette + Miami Choudh W5 IND 29:49
13 Claire Smith W21 IND 30:41
14 Angela Dunning W30 WAOC 34:42
15 Edward Bailey M12 IND 35:49
16 Jane Hosegood W10+4 IND 37:32
17 Sheila Lowe W35 SUFFOC 39:47
18 Alexandra Fox W4 WAOC 41:15
19 Emily Wareing W5 HH 46:36
20 Jonathan Pownall M4 SMOC 60:55
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Orange course, 2.4km, 60m climb, 12 controls |
1 Nathaniel Leaker M16 SMOC 20:22
2 Chris Page M50 WAOC 34:04
3 Jonathan Cronk + 1 M10 IND 36:09
4 Helen Elkington W10 OD 36:27
5 Tobias Leaker M14 SMOC 36:44
6 Philip Humphries M12 WAOC 39:47
7 Lily Tye W14 IND 42:37
8 Arthur Tye + Nick O M12 IND 44:53
9 Jenny Holroyd W50 SMOC 51:36
10 Ruth Spratley Russell Mc W21 DMU 55:04
---------- Par time = 50% of starters ----------
11 Cara Wharton W6 IND 55:24
12 Katy Woods W11 WAOC 60:37
13 Edwin Power M70 LOK 62:23
14 Nicholas Pollard M6 IND 66:16
15 Laura Watts W10 IND 69:19
16 Rebecca Gumbrell W45 HH 74:45
17 White Family M10 IND 78:07
18 Emma Oliver W7 HH 87:37
19 Sophie Louth + Alex Dix W10 WAOC 91:35
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Red course, 5.1km, 110m climb, 15 controls |
1 Martin Bailey M40 IND 50:34
2 Janis Ryall W50 WAOC 63:13
3 Taylor Family M10 IND 65:54
4 Pascale Fernee W39 IND 72:25
5 Peter Dunning M50 WAOC 72:48
6 Jonathan Garner M35 WAOC 72:51
7 Nebojsa Bursac M17 IND 74:46
8 Jason Dunning M27 WAOC 84:11
9 Bronwyn Newton + JonSear W21 SLUGO 88:14
10 B Erasmus M40 IND 99:21
---------- Par time = 50% of starters ----------
11 B+E Alsos M35 WAOC 104:16
12 Lorraine Houghton W45 WAOC 132:53
13 Thomas Hogbin M35 DMU 156:59
Sheila Staines W46 WAOC mp m13-15
Denise Coghill W21 DMU mp m9-15
Kelly Atkinson W21 DMU mp m9-15
Philip Neal M55 DMU mp m11-15
Hilary Clarke W50 IND mp m6-15
Mike Holyoak M21 IND mp m9-15
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Light Green course, 3.6km, 90m climb, 11
controls |
1 Alison Fox W35 WAOC 39:17
2 Edward Louth M12 WAOC 41:01
3 Tim Hewett M45 DMU 41:19
4 Maurice Hemingway M45 WAOC 41:40
5 Jamie Taylor M14 WAOC 42:03
6 Robin Tye M40 IND 42:10
7 Susan Matthews W35 WAOC 54:42
8 Marco Chiesa M21 CUOC 55:42
9 Bob Kay M55 HH 56:04
10 Philip Nicholls M22 DMU 58:20
11 Jitka Sengerova W45 WAOC 58:34
12 Pamela Hemingway W40 WAOC 62:56
13 Ursula Oxburgh W65 WAOC 64:30
---------- Par time = 50% of starters ----------
14 Cath Pennington W50 WAOC 67:49
15 Ross Cadie M20 DMU 68:31
16 Joe Shanks M20 DMU 70:30
17 Berny Profit W40 HH 75:28
18 Anne Duncumb W70 WAOC 78:19
19 Jill Chapman W55 HH 81:32
20 A & MCockram M39/W39 IND 83:28
21 Seonaid Dudley W60 WCH 84:46
22 Lucy Scott Sinead.R W20 DMU 111:17
23 Phillip Wright M8 WAOC 113:45
Helen Taylor W40 WAOC mp m9-11
nc Neil Humphries M40 WAOC 29:09
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Green course, 5.1km, 140m climb, 15 controls |
1 Richard Pownall M40 SMOC 37:25
2 Peter Gardner M18 WAOC 37:31
3 Steve Hardy M50 SMOC 38:27
4 Neil Humphries M40 WAOC 40:34
5 Stephen Bingham M40 SMOC 40:59
6 Roger Williams M40 SMOC 42:21
7 Keith Downing M45 SMOC 43:07
8 Edward Wheelhouse M21 IND 44:23
9 Tim Cawley M35 SMOC 44:33
10 Glyn Dimmock M40 SMOC 48:20
11 Karen Vines W21 SMOC 48:31
12 Murray White M35 IND 49:21
13 Jim Wharton M35 IND 50:16
14 Derick Wheelhouse M47 IND 50:29
15 Anthony Waller M21 HAVOC 52:27
16 Roger Dear M50 HH 53:30
17 Haydn Leaker M45 SMOC 55:46
18 Phil Brown M21 HH 55:59
19 Stan Holroyd M55 SMOC 56:03
20 Danny Golding M40 IND 57:02
21 Patrick Fishwick M40 BKO 58:36
22 Martin Humphries M16 WAOC 59:01
23 Roger Cole M60 SMOC 59:47
24 Peter Lee M50 TVOC 60:00
25 Freya Inuedon W21 SMOC 60:20
26 Clare Woods W14 WAOC 60:22
27 Steve Johnson M44 WAOC 60:50
28 Melanie Elkington W40 OD 61:06
29 Jack Isbester M65 SOS 61:10
---------- Par time = 50% of starters ----------
30 Patrick McNeill M55 IND 61:22
31 Robert Owen M35 SMOC 62:10
32 Catherine Lee W45 TVOC 62:45
33 Glyn Parry M65 HH 63:24
34 Martin Senger M50 WAOC 63:46
35 Andy Mitham M21 HH 65:07
36 Alan Wakefield M70 SMOC 66:30
37 Colin Curtis M65 WAOC 67:53
38 Ian Byrne M45 SMOC 68:32
39 Rosie Shaw W50 SMOC 68:57
40 Jenny Gostick W35 HH 71:00
41 John Shaw M50 SMOC 71:23
42 David Rose M60 SMOC 72:04
43 Robert Price M45 SMOC 72:43
44 John Beadle M55 WAOC 74:17
45 Robert Dove M55 SMOC 75:56
46 Jon Batten M55 WAOC 76:32
47 Ruth Saxl W55 WAOC 78:53
48 Chris Bell M50 WAOC 83:35
49 Jane Breed W50 HH 88:47
50 Adam Wright M17 WAOC 94:34
51 Leo Murray M60 IND 102:00
52 Paddy Keane M55 WAOC 102:53
53 Anne Power W70 LOK 104:45
54 Daniel Amos M14 IND 124:33
55 Stuart Wright M14 WAOC 125:33
Sarah Calnan W20 DMU mp m1,12-15
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Blue course, 6.5km, 180m climb, 18 controls |
1 Peter Lake M35 CHIG 47:20
2 Mike Murray M55 SLOW 51:50
3 Mark Wickersham M35 IND 52:02
4 Bruce Bryant M45 OD 52:17
5 Tim Mulcahy M50 WAOC 54:19
6 Mike Hampton M55 OD 58:21
7 Peter Woods M45 WAOC 59:39
8 Graham Louth M40 WAOC 60:01
9 Ian Smith M45 WAOC 61:14
9 Peter Walling M35 NOR 61:14
11 Dave Marshall M35 IND 62:03
12 Fred Ashford M65 TVOC 62:49
13 Giles Henday M45 IND 62:50
14 Bob Hill M45 WAOC 63:13
15 Julia Wotton W35 WAOC 63:52
16 Liz Phillips W35 OD 64:07
17 John Ward M60 NOR 64:13
18 Garry Moore M55 NOR 65:00
19 Phil Brown M45 NOR 65:13
20 Angela Tyrrell W21 CUOC 65:42
21 Rosemary Dyer W20 CUOC 66:45
22 David Hodgskin M50 HH 67:06
23 Blanka Sengerova W20 WAOC 67:28
24 Neil Eaton M40 LEI 67:30
25 George Normand M55 HH 69:04
26 Tony Wilson M50 WAOC 70:12
27 Jan Saxl M50 WAOC 70:16
28 Brian Daniel M55 HAVOC 70:33
------- Par time = 71:00 (winner + 50%) --------
29 Don Locke M60 OD 72:01
30 Barry Breed M55 HH 75:24
31 Richard Hyman M60 HH 77:38
32 Paul Lowe M40 SUFFOC 78:32
33 Tweedledum M45 WAOC 82:25
34 Robert Mann M55 SOS 87:06
35 Ian Lawson M45 WAOC 98:28
36 Stephen + Robert Neal M19 DMU 106:04
37 Geraldine Russell W55 SOS 118:02
Roger Horton M55 WAOC mp m7
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Brown course, 8.8km, 220m climb, 24 controls |
1 Rob Hart M21 OK Linné 53:23
2 Thomas Burke M21 BAOC 57:51
3 Mark Ford M21 CHIG 60:31
4 Alan Elder M21 CUOC 62:07
5 Max Cole M21 LEI 62:15
6 Adrian Taylor M45 WAOC 66:41
7 Barry Elkington M45 OD 67:11
8 Colin Oliver M40 OD 73:16
9 Steve Watson M45 RAFO 80:02
10 Ashford Simon M21 TVOC 84:44
11 Rob Heywood M21 IND 87:54
12 Andrew Elliott M21 SUFFOC 90:34
13 Steve King M40 SOS 94:30
14 James McCarthy M21 WAOC 99:21
15 Nick Panesi M21 IND 99:24
16 James Hudson M21 WAOC 99:44
17 Marcus Misson M35 WAOC 102:56
18 Michael Neal M21 DMU 117:52
19 Nick Drew M21 IND 126:03
Warren Bates M21 IND mp m14
Michael Brooke M50 SUFFOC mp m14,21-24
Rolf Crook M21 WAOC mp m14
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Organisers Comments
So 4 weeks after the severe gales, the Rowney event actually went
ahead. We should all be grateful to our fixtures secretary, Mike
Capper, who moved quickly to get the permissions for our event and to
Forest Enterprise for clearing up the devastation and allowing us in
again..
My biggest problem was finding helpers. Despite having a team lined
up for the cancelled event on 27th October, it was still difficult to form
a new team for this event. Special thanks to those who actually
volunteered, especially Cath Pennington. I kept Cath as my special
reserve and on the day she ably filled several gaps in the team.
Some of you might be amazed by the large tent erected over the String
course. I was more surprised by the huge number of takers - we
actually exhausted the map supply and those who had a go without maps were
actually faster!
The fact that 214 of you turned up to enjoy the day made it worthwhile for
myself, the planner and controller who had to do it all again.
Bruce Marshall (WAOC)
Planners Comments
Thanks to all of you who came. We got there in the end and the day
stayed mainly dry. It was good to see so many new names in the results and
so many families taking part. I hope that you all enjoyed your day out
that we will see you again soon.
I had a definite feeling of relief rather than disappointment when
the original event had to be postponed due to the gales in October. We had
over half the controls out but all of us in the wood had seen trees or
large branches falling.
The forestry commission had done a good job in clearing many of the
paths in the four intermediate week. I apologise to anyone on the yellow
course whose navigation was thrown by a tree still across a path between
controls 6 and 7 - I did not find this until I was collecting in the
controls.
Thanks to the controller, Norman King, for his unflustered support in
planning this, my first full colour coded event. I have realised that even
simple things like where you put the tags need to be discussed to aid
efficiency. Many thanks to all those who helped put out and collect in my
controls, without helpers it would be difficult on short winter days to
complete the task in daylight hours.
The Rowney Warren map is due for remapping. One of the main advantages of
the storms is that we can probably remove most of the now dubious
rootstocks marked on the map and add a new set. Also many of the shallow
depressions have also become filled over the years.
Future planners, organisers at Rowney Warren may have to consider ways of
communicating our presence to the cyclists. A number of runner received
complaints from cyclists in the northern part of the woods. There was
apparently no organised cycling event on in the woods on that day and I
had avoided putting any controls in the part of wood where the slalom runs
have been built. Late runners unfortunately found that control 106 in an
adjacent area had disappeared - an area popular with orienteers and
cyclists due to its technicality.
Nicola Gardner (WAOC )
Controllers Comments
As many of you will know we had to postpone the previous event. On the
Saturday before the event the forecast was for high winds on the Sunday.
Nicola went into Rowney on the Saturday and no problems were seen and when
I first got to Rowney at 7am it was windy but not too bad. From 8am
onwards the wind increased and branches were starting to fall. At just
after 9am Nicola, Bruce and I agreed it was too
dangerous.
Subsequent visits to Rowney proved the decision was correct.
Thence we came to part two. This was Nicola's first planning event. I know
she did an excellent job. I did not have to make many suggestions. From
the comments after the courses they were very complimentary. Rowney always
fascinates me and I enjoy being there. The removal of the woods near
the finish I don't believe has had too much of a detriment on the area.
There were four incidents of note. Control 115 for some reason
"died" on us and I had to replace it. Also, Control 106 late on
in the day was removed by persons unknown. I asked some of the cyclists if
they'd seen anyone remove it and nobody had. I could not find it anywhere.
All Orienteers affected have been reinstated.
Also the area of the map between 106 and 101 (slalom course) is clearly
going to have to be out-of-bounds in future, even though we had the woods
for the day, ad-hoc cyclists still use the slalom course. Whilst I was
collecting in controls, Control 103 was not in the place I had put it in
the morning, it had been moved about 30 metres East.
My thanks to Bruce, always calm and to Nicola who was nervous but carried
out a splendid job, again it was a pleasure to control for WAOC.
Norman King (NOR) |
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