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Key and quick links to results and reports Track & Field | Race Walking | Road Running | Cross Country Events coming up ... Saturday 28 January - SEAA CC Champs., Stanmer Park, Brighton. Saturday 4 February - BUCS CC Champs, Cardiff. Sunday 5 February - London Open Walks, with S.R.W.A. Champs, Victoria Park. Saturday 11 February - Women's Surrey Cross Country League Race 4, West End Common, Esher. Saturday 11 February - 2XU Surrey CC League Race 4, Wimbledon Common, (home match), U17M/U15B/U13B at 2:30pm, Senior Men/U20M at 3pm. Saturday 31 March - Olympics 1948 and Beyond - A charity event featuring Olympians from 1948 onwards, talking about their experiences, Belgrave Hall, 7pm. More information Sportshall Kids enjoy the final match at Guildford
Sunday 22 January, Spectrum, Guildford. Back row - Coach Bob Bridges, Manon, Flo, Julia, Daniel, Jean Claude, Carla, Coach Chris Husbands. Front row - Margot, Mila, Coach Andrea Lynch, Evie, India, Paris and Teddy. Apologies to Cordell who is missing from photo as he had already left to catch the train. The Surrey selectors have decided to take a closer look at Julia, Carla and Mila. We wait with crossed fingers to see if they've been selected to compete for Surrey.
Saturday 14 January, Farthing Downs, Coulsdon. With a very thin team the Bels crashed at Coulsdon, placing seventh of the nine teams in Division One. Nevertheless, a league place of third was maintained with a near 100 point margin over fourth, and with the last match of the series being on our home course of Wimbledon Common in four weeks time that's where we should end up at the close of the series. Richard Ward (pictured left by Leo Coy) ran an amazing race to place 5th. Struggling badly with his hamstring problem during the week after his outing in the County Champs, he held up brilliantly on the Downs to place 5th; typical Wardy, he'd actually led the field at one point on the first lap. Men's individual results | Men's team positions | Young athletes | Report Belles maintain division lead Saturday 14 January, Farthing Downs, Coulsdon. Official team results are not yet available (Sunday evening) but unofficially it would appear that the women's team made yet another strong showing in Division Two and our lead in the team competition has been increased.Greg tops the sprint lists Sunday 8 January, Eton. With Indoor Open Meetings on throughout the country aficionados eagerly scanned the results to see who had fired the best opening shot in the indoor season. Greg Cackett's pre-meeting entry got mislaid somehow at the Windsor, SE&H Open and as a result he had to wait until race 25 to get into the action. By that time all the top seeded races had long gone - so it must have been startling for those present to see the Belgrave man win by a street in 6.70 - the fastest time in the country. Surrey County CC Champs - It's oh! so close again Below: Richard Stannard (centre 125) makes life difficult for everyone by tearing it up at the start.
Picture by Alan Mead Saturday, 7 January, Denbies Vineyard nr. Dorking. Above left: After one lap Nick Torry of Serpentine Runners was away and James Kelly (121) was left to battle with Luke Caldwell (Dorking &MV). It went on like this for another 7k before Caldwell just secured the silver medal with our James taking bronze. Right: New man Daniel Agustus made a big impact by racing to 6th place. Belgrave comfortably led the team race early on and were still in control after two circuits but a red and black train was on its way and at the very finish four Herne Hill Harriers had moved through together to deny the Bels after the tightest of battles for the second successive year. Herne Hill were (7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 21) - 74 points. Great runs came from 3 James Kelly, 6 Dan Agustus, 14 Richard Stannard and 19 Will Cockerell while in 22 Captain Richard Ward was a hero in closing in the team and taking his first steps in running kit since he tore a hamstring at the South of Thames Championship three weeks ago; but poor Paskar Owor, expected to be in the top five at least, was out of sorts in 18th after the Christmas break and a flight back from Uganda. So the Bels scored 82. Terrific race once again though! Unfortunately we were one short of a team in the women's race but as ever Tilly Heaton, Anne Hegvold and Vicki Goodwin did us proud. At Droitwich Stephen Sharp placed second in the Worcestershire Champs., just three seconds down on the winner, and in the Bucks Champs Samantha Amend was 5th. South of the Thames Championship Saturday 17 December, Roehampton. Phil Wicks (27), celebrating his selection for the GB & NI team in the Great Edinburgh International against USA and European teams on 7 January, was soon at the head of the field and went on to comfortably win the individual South of the Thames Championship. Not such a happy day for Captain Richard Ward (25) though. Hoping for a final position near the front he pulled a hamstring on the first lap. A great run came from World Aquathlon Champion Richard Stannard in 11th place but we didn't have enough fire power on the day and ended up fifth. Team winners were Herne Hill from Hercules Wimbledon AC and Kent AC. The women's race, held in conjunction, saw Sam Amend our first home in 7th place and the team picked up a welcome set of bronze medals - their first ever in this race and only one point behind the silver medals. Winners were South London H from Dulwich Runners. European CC Champs Sunday 11 December, Velenje, Slovenia. In the colours of Ireland Michael Mulhare placed 33rd in the U23 race at the European Cross Country Championships, first man home for his team. Result
2:12:23 in Fukuoka S unday 4 December. The 65th running of the Fukuoka Marathon in Japan saw 32 year-old Aussie Belgravian Marty Dent reduce his previous personal best for the distance (2:13:27 in 2010) by over a minute.Winner was Josphat Ndambiri (Kenya) 2:07:36. Marty's progression through the race is shown below:
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