Results for January to June 2024
VAC 5000m Championships, Battersea Park, 26 June
2024
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medallists. VAC’s 5000m Championships returned to the Millennium Arena. The hot weather did not deter the 69 finishers, spread over four seeded races. Peter Hall (M65) won the first race in 21:12.82 comfortably ahead of Ian Kitching (M70). Ella Waddingham (W40) was third, and the first woman. Gold medals for age-group firsts were won by Anna Garnier (W65), Mike Mann (M75) and Michael Johnson (M80). The second race was won by James Adams (M40) in 18:40.70. Bob Bradbury (M70) of SCVAC excelled in fourth place, claiming M70 Gold. His time of 19:25.20 was faster than VAC’s M70 Championship Best Performance of 20:09.80 set by Steve Charlton in 1998. Lucy Hancock of Clapham Chasers was the first woman, winning W40 Gold. Helen Pool was VAC’s fastest woman in the four races and won the Women’s Champion’s trophy as well as W50 Gold in a time of 20:52.45. Lucy Woolhouse was the first W60 in a time of 21:06.94, not far off her W60 CBP of 20:50.51 set in 2022. Prolific parkrunner, Simon Cox, claimed M65 Gold in his first ever track race with a good time of 20:35.70. Mark Cursons won the third race, and M60 Gold, in 17:32.43 with Rich Berry (M45) just one second behind. Hannah Pullen (W35) from Aldershot, Farnham & District was a fine fourth and the fastest woman of the four races. The final race was seeded with the fastest runners and highly competitive. Chris Loudon (M35) was a convincing winner, claiming the trophy for VAC’s Men's Champion and M35 Gold. His time of 15:42.52 was not far off his M35 CBP of 15:30.92 set in 2023. He was challenged throughout the race by three other men under sixteen minutes. In particular, John Hutchins of Woking AC pushed hard to stay ahead but Chris pulled away to be 12 seconds clear on the line. John was rewarded with the M40 Gold medal. Other Gold medals settled in this race went to Ben Millar (M45), Ben Paviour (M50) and Adrian Haines (M55).
VAC 10km Road Championships, Richmond 10k, 23 June 2024 Here are the VAC results and medallists. Here are the Ranelagh 10k 2024 Race Results. 30 VAC members were among the 551 finishers in the Ranelagh Harriers Richmond 10k which was also VAC's 2024 10k road championship and Surrey County's 10k championship. The popular two-lap race always seems to take place on a hot morning and this year was no exception. Andrew Barnes (M40) was VAC's first finisher in a time of 33:17. He was seventh overall and second in the race's M35-43 age category. He was followed in 18th place by Simon Shaw (M50) in 34:49, placing first in the race’s M45-54 age category. In the race's age group awards, David Ogden, new to the age group, was dominant in the Over 65 category, winning Gold in 38:58, over three minutes ahead of his nearest challenger. Steve Corfield was fourth in the M55-64 category but was the first M60 in the race. Peter Hall (M65) also achieved a creditable fourth in the M65+ category. In addition, VAC Golds were won by Ben Goddard (M35), Jamie McLoughlin (M45), Tom Cheetham (M55), Ian Kitching (M70), Jim Brown (M75) and John Carter (M80). Ginevra Stoneley (W45) was VAC's first woman and 19th in the women's race in a time of 41:21. She was third in the race’s very competitive 45-54 age category, with less than 20 seconds separating first and fourth places. Lara James (W45) was VAC's second woman in 43:41. Next was Susanna Harrison (W60) in 44:08, third in the W55-64 category, but first W60 in the race. Maggie Statham-Berry (W70) was first in the race’s W65+ category. Sue Garner (W75) was a worthy fourth in this category. Other VAC Golds were won by Shun-Lai Chan (W50), Patricia Thomas (W55) and Fiona Bishop (W65).
VAC 5 Km Road Championship, 4 June 2024 , Battersea Park
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competitors. VAC’s third race of the summer series was the Open Masters 5K Championships held in cool comfortable conditions. The 102 finishers were led home by Tom Hollis (M35) of Lonely Goat AC in a time of 16:26, well clear of second and third placers, Ben Millar (M45) (HHH) and Jamie Philip (M45) (Sevenoaks AC) in 16:42 and 16:44. Joseph Gonzalez-Armas was VAC’s Men’s champion in 7th overall and first M55 in 17:18, just two seconds ahead of Richard Tomlinson who won the M55 Silver medal. Karima Harris (W50) was the women’s winner in 18:06 and added the VAC Women’s 5Km Champion’s title to her 5 Mile title won in May. Maria Heslop was the second woman and first W55. Her time of 18:19 improved her own Allcomers’ W55 course record of 18:22 set in August last year. Women’s age group Golds were won by Rebecca Luxton (W40), Gina Galbraith (W45), Caroline Helder (W60), Anne Lippitt (W65) and Jane Georghiou (W70). Gold medals for men’s age-group firsts were won by Pierre Philippon (M40), Paul Fanti (M50), Steve Corfield (M60), David Rowe (M65), Ged Ruffle (M70), Mike Mann (M75), John Carter (M80) and Joe Aspinall (M85). Joe’s return to racing was welcomed and he was rewarded with a fine time of 36:30 which puts him at the top of Runbritain’s M85 5K road rankings for 2024.
VAC was pleased to welcome Kenneth Mukasa from Uganda. Kenneth has joined VAC whilst visiting the UK to learn more
about athletics officiating and coaching. Kenneth had appealed for unwanted kit to send back to Uganda to help
athletes to get started at grass roots level. He was very grateful for the generosity of all those who brought
donations to the event. Here is a link to the Results of the 5K Championship road race, including the category positions. Here are the Results of the 5 Km Championship road race, including the medallists (PDF)
Veterans AC 5k Road Walk Championships - Battersea Park, 4 June 2024 Permit No RWA24019-3 Category B Fixture III
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competitors. The third of the regular Battersea Park races had an average field on the start line, although the entries were higher than usual, and luckily avoided the expected rain, just a few drops this time. VAC were pleased to welcome back Stefano Zennaro and Artur Olszewski to the start line after an absence, in fact Stefano (LFR) won the men’s and overall race in a respectable time. The runner-up was the much-travelled Stuart Bennett (Brentwood Beagles) about 2 minutes behind. The ladies’ race was won by Chik Ha Kwok (Metros), with second place ever-present Maureen Noel (Belgrave) in her usual creditable time.
Officials:
9th Cecil Gittins Memorial Walks, incorporating Enfield Race Walking League, 27 May 2024 Cyclopark, Gravesend, 27 May 2024 Veterans AC were pleased to host the nineth running of this event on a dedicated cycle circuit which is designed like a large Scalextric set, with many gradients and bends. In all there were 22 paid entries which was about average, with 18 on the line. The weather was ideal, with a mixture of sun and cloud cover, the predicted rain in the end never happened. There was a new winner of the ladies 5k, Sheila Leavy (N Herts RR), and the men's 5k was won for the 3rd year running by the present RWA President, Chris Hobbs (Ashford AC). The winner of the ladies’ 10k was Jacqueline Benson (Ashford AC) in 01:02:04. There was also a winner of the men’s 10k was Olympian Ian Richards who moved up from last year’s third place. There was one newbie, Helen Giffin, also from N Herts RR who performed well on the testing course. It probably wasn't a PB scenario, however Shaheda Arthur (VAC) managed one. VAC were very pleased to see Pauline Wilson again, this time acting as part of the recording team. Our thanks are due as below, no thanks at all to the cyclists who wandered off the mountain bike trail and obstructed the race.
Acknowledgements
VAC 5 Mile Road Championship, 7 May 2024 , Battersea Park
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to competitors. The results are at this link: Veterans AC Masters Championship 5 Mile Road Race (opentrack.run) Here are the Results of the 5 Mile Championship road race, including the medallists The 5 Mile Championship featured a strong field of 65 finishers, although numbers were reduced by industrial action on several train lines. At the head of the race, Richard McDowell (M45) became the Men's Champion after a close contest with SLH's Daniel Gaffney (M40) with both men under 26 minutes. Richard's time of 25:39 reduced the M45 course record by over 20 seconds from Andy Bond's previous mark of 26:03 set in 2022. Richard Macaulay was third in 26:34 which knocked one second off Ben Goddard's M35 record set in 2023. Close behind, in 26:41, last year's winner, Andy Bond, now in the M50 age group, had the consolation of breaking Steve Winder's M50 course record by 16 seconds. Other Gold medals for age-group firsts were awarded to Jonathan Ratcliffe (M55), Andy Jordan (M60), David Rowe (M65), Mike Forder (M70), Peter Giles (M75) and Michael Johnson (M80). Karima Harris (W50) was the Women's Champion in a fine time of 30:16 which broke the previous W50 course record of 30:45 set by Sue McDonald in 2019. Next was Clare Elms(W60) whose magnificent time of 31:40 set a new W60 course record, considerably improving Pamela Whitter's previous mark of 33:56 set in 2022. Other Gold medallists were Laura Donnelly (W35), Lesley Mill (W55) and Linda Aird (W65).
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Fixture II
 The start of the 5 mile walk Championship   Ian Richards, race winner Maureen Noel
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The second of the regular Battersea Park races had a smallish field in fine,
pleasantly warm sunny conditions, however the turnout was not impacted by the rail strike.
Ian Richards (Steyning AC) had a comfortable overall and men's win, using the race as a build-up to his V75
ambitions this year, and Melanie Peddle (Loughton AC) won for the ladies in a fine time.
Officials:
Race Director: Ben Noad Clerk of Course: Dennis Williams UKA Adjudicator: Malcolm French Starter: Ben Noad Chief Timekeeper: David Harris Timing & results: Race Timing Solutions Recorders: Malcolm French, Ian Isherwood, Maggie Statham-Berry and Ros Tabor Walk Judge: John Hall Registration: David Hoben, Maggie Statham-Berry and Ros Tabor Marshals: Joe Aspinall, Martin Berry, Stephanie Burchill, Anna Garnier, Anne Lippitt, Martin Lippitt, Andy Murray, Richard Stansfield, Dennis Williams Lead Bike: Henry Murdoch Photography: Cliff Hide First Aid: Chris Moverly t/a Core Services
VAC 5 Km Road Race, 2 April 2024, Battersea Park
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to competitors. Here are the Race Results online on OpenTrack. Here are the Results of the 5K Road Race, including the category positions (PDF file). The first of VAC's summer series of road races in Battersea Park was held in gloomy wet conditions but this did not deter the 96 finishers from fierce competition and some great times, including impressive age-group course records for Clare Elms (W60) and Andrew Leach (M60). VAC's Simon Shaw (1st claim Ealing, Southall & Middlesex) led the charge to the finish line, finishing in 16:26, just three seconds short of his own M50 course record of 16:23 set in April 2023. Next was Philip Cooper (M45) of EMAC in 16:30, holding off VAC's Adrian Russell (M45) four seconds behind. In sixth place overall, Andrew Leach (M60) from North Herts, set an all-comers' M60 course record of 16:51, well ahead of VAC's M60 record of 17:14 posted by Mark Cursons in August 2023. Other age group category winners were James Pilch (M40), Richard Tomlinson (M55), David Pitt (M65), Ged Ruffle (M70), Peter Giles (M75) and Michael Johnson (M80). Rebecca Luxton (W40) of Chelmsford AC was women's winner in 18:33, but only three seconds ahead of Clare Elms (W60), Kent AC. Clare's time of 18:36 is a new W60 course record, shattering the previous W60 best of 20:13 set by Jackie Balfour in June 2023. The third woman was Becky Morrish (W35) in 18:50. Anna Critchlow (W55) was next with a great time of 19:40 which broke VAC's long-standing W55 course record of 19:55 set by Lisa Thomas in July 2021. However, it was still a long way off the W55 all-comers' record of 18:22 set by Maria Heslop in August 2023. Other age group category winners were Kate Carter (W45), Jacqueline Richardson (W50), Anne Lippitt (W65), Marion Rayner (W70), Sue Garner (W75) and Penny Elliott (W80). VAC 5k Road Walk – Battersea Park, 2 April 2024
Permit No RWA24019-1 The first of the regular Battersea Park races had an average field in persistent light rain, we are always grateful for our officials, more so on this occasion. Apart from the occasional training packs out doing sprints, the park was otherwise empty. The overall and ladies winner was Melanie Peddle, from Loughton AC, with the runner up and men’s winner Stuart Bennett (Brentwood Beagles), in the times we have come to expect from them. VAC were pleased to welcome new signings husband and wife Man Biu Lam and Chik Ha Kwok both from Metros, in addition Lynne Drummond (Crystal Palace FR) and Hannah Cock (HHH) were also first timers at the event. Frequent competitor Dave Walsh (EHAC) made the event just hours after landing at the airport from New Zealand.
Officials:
Victoria Dock parkrun, Saturday 30 March 2024
Victoria Dock was chosen as the venue for VAC's latest parkrun meet-up on a sunny Easter Saturday morning. The course is completely flat but overall times are affected by five U turns on the 3 lap course. Public transport options were reduced because of Bank Holiday engineering etc. but with a parkrun barcode you can cross the Thames on the Emirates cable car after the race and appreciate the view. Eleven VAC members enjoyed running and chatting before and after. The next meet-up will probably be in June – look out for it on the fixture list.
British Masters Cross Country Championships, Corwen, 16 March 2024
Photo of Jess Franklin by Bill Scriven Photos. Other photos by Martin Berry. Here are the Individual Results of the 2024 British Masters CC Championships. Here are the Individual Medallists in each Age Group. Nine VAC members made the trip to North Wales for the British Masters Cross Country Championships. The rain stopped for the two races, although the start around a farm field of the Rhug estate near Corwen was very boggy until the course climbed up a lovely Welsh hillside grazed by sheep. On the descent, there was a fast-flowing stream as an obstacle to be leapt over. The first race was two laps, about four miles, for all the women and the men aged 65 and over. VAC’s Jess Franklin had a great run to finish fourth in the race (third woman and third W40). Next was Madeleine Arnstrong-Plieth in 11th (4th W40) followed by Peter Kennedy (5th M70), Maggie Statham-Berry (2nd W70), Guy Ogden ((4th M80) and Annie Ross (4th W70). The second race was three laps for the men aged 35-64. Mark Cursons was VAC’s first finisher, placing 41st overall and 7th M60 in a particularly strong age category. Other VAC finishers were Jacob Armstrong-Plieth (M50) and Mike Teasdale (M55). Mel James, BMAF’s Cross Country Secretary, presented Maggie with her W70 Silver and Jess with her W40 Bronze medals. The event was also the Inter Area Cross Country Challenge for BMAF area clubs. Midland Masters won both the men’s and women’s competitions. VAC unfortunately did not have enough runners to form scoring teams of six men and six women. East Surrey League Cross Country, Lloyd Park, 2 March 2024
Photos from Martin Berry Here are the results of the East Surrey League senior race, 2 March 2024 Ten ran for VAC in Lloyd Park on a two-lap, 5 mile, course which was predictably extremely soggy throughout after weeks of heavy rain. At least the rain held off for the race and there was a hint of sunshine, but the wind was cold. The deep puddles and saturated fields were a challenge which VAC's team tackled with a mix of enthusiasm and dread. John Foley (M55) was first for VAC with a fine run in 16th position (14th man). Lisa Thomas (W55) was next, an excellent 7th in the women's listing. The men's scoring team of four was completed by John Foss, Chris Lee and Mike Mann, with Andy Mitchelson and Dan Maskell as back-up. The women's team was completed by Jo Quantrill, Nicky Atkins and Lesley Mill.
EMAA Indoor Inter-Area Track & Field Challenge, Lee Valley, 25 February 2024
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supply J-Peg copies to competitors. Click here for the Individual Results of Indoor Inter Area Challenge 2024 (PDF) Click here for the Team Scores of Indoor Inter Area Challenge 2024 (PDF) In the combined men's and women's scores, VAC finished a worthy third with 481.5 points behind Midland Masters (574 points) and Eastern Masters (556 points). VAC's men's team were third in their competition, and the women's team fourth. In the 90 events, VAC recorded 16 first places (9 for the men and 7 for the women), 15 second places and 7 third places. This is a magnificent achievement but the team's high score was boosted by every single point gained. Everyone's place counted. Highlights were the triple firsts by Mike Vassiliou (M60 60m, 400m and Relay) and double firsts by Liz Amos (W35 200m and 400m). Other splendid outright wins were achieved by Bilen Ahmet (M35 Pole Vault), Fiona Bishop (2k Walk), Tim Carter (M70 Long Jump), Clare Elms (W50 1500m), Charmaine Johnson (W60 Shot), Sarah Loades (W50 400m), Alwyn Lombaard (M35 High Jump), Chris Loudon (M35 800m), Gavin Stephens (M35 200m), Nikki Sturzaker (W50 800m), David Williams (M60 1500m) and the M60 relay team of Adrian Day, David Hinds, Mike Vassiliou and Paul Wignall.
VAC and EMAC Indoor Track and Field Championships, Lee Valley, 11 February 2024
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supply J-Peg copies to competitors. At least 100 VAC members competed in a highly competitive joint indoor championships with Eastern Masters AC. Twenty eight VAC Indoor Championship Best Performances were recorded including two from Allan Long (M80 60m and 200m), Liz Amos (W45 200m and 400m), Vaughan Ramsay (M50 High Jump and Triple Jump) and Alexandra Marginean (W35 High Jump and Shot). Here are the Results on Power of Ten. Here are VAC's Individual Results and Medallists.
Women's Surrey League Cross Country, Lloyd Park, 10 February 2024
Seven VAC women competed in the season's final fixture at Lloyd Park on a tough undulating
two-lap, 4.9 mile, course churned up by the two preceding men's races. Constant rain all week had saturated
the course which was a bog in many places and had long stretches of sloshy mud. Lisa Thomas was VAC's first
finisher in 39th position followed by Jo Quantrill (W65), the first Over 60 in the combined Division 2 and 3
race. Vera Blei, Viv Mitchell and Ros Tabor completed the scoring team, backed up by Sarah Allen and
Catherine Porter. VAC's A team was 13th on the day. The full results of the Lloyd Park match are on the Surrey League website. Overall, after four matches the team was 10th, a pleasing result which places VAC solidly within Division 2's 15 clubs. The B team did well too, coming 9th out of 15. Here are the final scores for the 2023/24 season: Surrey League Women's Div 2 Season's Scores Thank you to the 15 women who ran for VAC in the season. Everyone scored in either the A or B teams. Lisa Thomas ran in all four matches. Sarah Allen, Vera Blei, Gina Coulson, Anna Garnier, Viv Mitchell, Ros Tabor and Lucy Woolhouse ran in three of them. In the Surrey League's Over 60 category in the age group rankings, Lucy Woolhouse (W60) topped the list, Anna Garnier was third (first W65) and Gina Coulson was fifth. A special thank you also goes to Helen Davies, the Team Manager, who did a fantastic job at every match, organising the team and providing great support and encouragement to all.
Men's Surrey League Cross Country, Lloyd Park, 10 February 2024
A team of 20 faced the sloshy mud of Lloyd Park in the final match of the season. The preceding wet week had made the course typically waterlogged and heavy going. John Foley was VAC's first finisher in 13th position in Division Four, followed by Peter Lee in 14th and Malcolm Davies in 27th. VAC's first ten scorers packed well and all were in the top 70 positions. Newcomer, Felix Allen, was welcomed in the 6th scoring position. The B team was led home by John Foss. VAC's 20th man, John Carter, recently celebrated his 80th birthday, and there were plenty of men behind him at Lloyd Park. On the day, VAC finished in third place behind Sutton Striders and Clapham Pioneers, who as newcomers to the Surrey League, were determined to secure promotion. VAC's full B team of ten had much better strength in depth than the rival clubs and was a fantastic first on the day. The full results at Lloyd Park are on the Surrey League website . Overall, after four matches, VAC finished third in Division Four, tantalisingly close to promotion to Division Three, missing out by just 7 points, the narrowest of margins. VAC's combined score was 1656. The score of Clapham Pioneers in second place was 1649. Here are the final scores of the 2023/24 season: Surrey League Cross-Country Thank you to the 39 men who played a part in VAC's splendid season. Four of them ran in all four matches:
Malcolm Davies, Chris Lee, Andy Mitchelson and Dan Maskell. Eleven ran in three of the matches. In the League's age
category awards, VAC's M60-69 runners dominated the rankings with the top three places going to Charles
Hampden-Smith, Richard Evans and Ebe Prill, with John Foss fifth (first M65). Malcolm Davies was fourth in the
highly competitive M50-59 category and was the second M55 in the listing.
A massive vote of thanks goes to Paddy Clark, the Team Manager, first there at the matches and the last to leave. He provided the numbers, groundsheets, gazebo and most importantly the support and encouragement essential to the great team spirit.
VAC Cross Country Championships and Masters Open race, Wimbledon Common, 20 January 2024
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competitors. Here are the Category Results Here are the Individual Results showing the Medallists There were 77 finishers in VAC’s annual cross country championship held on the same 4.75 mile course as last year. Richard McDowell (M40) led from the start to defend his 2023 champion’s title with another emphatic victory. His time of 25:30 was one second quicker this year despite more slippery conditions down to and around the Queensmere pond. Jani Kraner (M40) was second, one minute behind Richard and nearly a minute ahead of third placed Steve Winder, the first M50. Three of Steve’s Epsom & Ewell clubmates followed in quick succession, claiming the M45 Gold, Silver and Bronze medals. In ninth place, Mark Tennyson again won Gold but this year in the M60 age group. Mark’s time of 29:07 earned him the best men’s age-graded performance of 89.5%. Other age group winners were Michael Tay (M35), Mike Webber (M55), Tony Pamphilon (M65), Peter Kennedy (M70) and Mike Mann (M75). Matilde Lomba (W35) of Hercules Wimbledon was the women’s winner in 30:52, overhauling Nikki Sturzaker (W50), last year’s winner who ran quicker this year. Madeleine Armstrong-Plieth (W40) was a good third just ahead of Rachel Berry (W50). Vikki Filsell and Lucy Woolhouse retained the W55 and W60 trophies which they had won in the 2023 championship. Lucy’s time translated to the best age-graded performance of the day at 90.8%. Other Gold medals were won by Rebecca Pickard (W45), Jo Quantrill (W65) and Jane Georghiou (W70).
Women's Surrey League Cross Country, Oxshott, 13 January 2024
Photos from Cliff Hide. Cliff has more photos and is happy to supply J-Peg copies to competitors. VAC’s women’s team competed strongly at the third match of the season at Oxshott Woods on the course tackled earlier in the day by the men’s team. The two and a half lap, 4.8 mile, undulating route made its way through woods and sandy heathland, twice up a notoriously steep hill. The course was riddled with tree roots which caused a fair number of trips and falls. Nine VAC women started the race but one was forced to withdraw with a badly turned ankle after falling on a tree root. Three other team members also fell but could carry on. Lucy Woolhouse again was VAC’s first finisher in 39th position in Division 2. She is comfortably in the lead in the Division’s W60 rankings. Second for VAC was Lisa Thomas, followed by Anna Garnier, Gina Coulson and Vera Blei in the scoring positions. Ros Tabor, Viv Mitchell and Lesley Bowcott made up the B team. VAC’s A team was 13th on the day and sits in 8th position overall after three matches. The full results are on the Surrey League website.
Men's Surrey League Cross Country, Oxshott, 13 January 2024
Photos from Cliff Hide. Cliff has more photos and is happy to supply J-Peg copies to competitors. The weather was fine but cold for VAC’s third Surrey League match of the season at Oxshott Woods. The course had been described as “treacherous” by the organiser in the start-line briefing. It was a fitting description. Tree roots throughout were a constant hazard and great care was needed. Twenty men finished for VAC, making everyone a scorer. The “A” team of ten were a good third. The “B” team of the next ten went even better and placed first on the day. Richard Batchelor once again was the first VAC finisher in an excellent 14th place in Division Four. He was followed by fast-finishing Peter Lee in 16th place. Then came newcomer, Jim Carrington, in 20th, also inside 32 minutes for the 4.8 mile course. Charles Hampden-Smith and Malcolm Davies were both in the top fifty, with Richard Evans, Ben Revill, Stewart Bond, Duncan Rimmer and Ebe Prill completing the scoring A team. John Foss led the B team, with every place counting in the scores. Overall, VAC held onto second place in Division Four, but it’s tight. Two clubs are promoted to Division Three. The final match at Lloyd Park will be the decider. The full results are on the Surrey League website.
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