1st Feb 2014 Pooley Fields Results - Octavian Droobers - The Orienteering Club for Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull in the West Midlands, UK

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[-] Short (Length 2.2km, 9 controls)

Position	Name	Club	Age Class	Time	Notes
1	Oliver Flippance	OD	M12	19.22
2	Kerrie Flippance	OD	W35	21.19
3	Nicholas Buckley	OD	M13	23.34
4	Josie Smart	OD	W10	29.37
5	Peter Markaham	OD	M9	30.08
6	Aimee Gowans	scouts	W12	31.04
7	Florence Lunn	OD	W10	34.17
8	Tabiatha Lunn	OD	W10	34.36
9	Thomas Lee	OD	M9	41.43
10	Isabel Mur		W6	42.42
11	Nathan Chapell	OD	M12	59.07
12	Andrew Buckley	OD	SENIOR	24.50	missing no. 4

[-] Medium (Length 3.3km, 14 controls)

Position	Name	Club	Age Class	Time	Notes
1	Callum Pearman	OD	M14	43.06
2	Steph Howarth	OD	W21	44.59
3	Jane Dring-Morris	LEI	W45	47.07
4	Felix Lunn	OD	M12	53.32
5	Oliver Lunn	OD	M12	53.37
6	Phillip Lunn	OD	M12	53.59
7	Lin Page	OD	W55	57.14
8	John Woodall	NOC	M75	60.16
9	Steve Eggleston	Lillbourne Tri	M50	67.30
10	Neil & Tyler Pulham	OD	M12/Senior	69.38
11	Jessica Dring-Morris	LEI	W14	72.08
12	Keith Jones	scouts	M45	66.47	missing nos. 8,11
13	Phil May	OD	M60	72.39	missing no. 2
14	Ben Skuqi	scouts	M14	82.14	missing no. 2

[-] Long (Length 4.6km, 21 controls)

Position	Name	Club	Age Class	Time	Notes
1	Mike King	OD	M55	50.15
2	John Middler	OD	M60	55.50
3	Oliver King	OD	M20	59.44
4	Mark Sherriff	LEI	M50	62.49
5	Liam Chapple	OD	M45	67.39
6	Sue Bicknell	OD	W70	78.18
7	Gerry Spalton	OD	M65	71.48	ret
8	Nigel Ashfield + son		M41/M9	124.04	missing nos 5,6

Organiser’s Comments

A dry sunny morning at last, with Pooley Country Park, surprisingly, just its normal damp self providing a good run, whilst everywhere else appeared to be under water. It was great to see lots of new members, particularly juniors, come along to either run, join Thelma’s coaching session or both, and we hope they enjoyed the courses. A good reward for all Karin’s efforts in reaching out to potential members and, as ever, she also signed up some new members on the day. It would have been nice to see a few more long standing regulars who would have found something different on the long course which had 40% of the controls as map memory on a blanked out section of the map. We did not know how it would be received but most of the runners on the Long Map Memory Course had positive comments about a different twist on a regular area. John Middler even invented a new sport – log-bobbing (ask him).

Thanks to all the staff at Pooley who were very welcoming; to Jane Stew for help in putting out controls and registration and also to John who helped us to collect the controls, although this time, he gave log-bobbing a miss.

Margaret and Keith Willdig