Summer Series Results from
Churchill Park
November 21, 2001
Results from courses: One Two
Three Four
Well, which one of you is the jinx?? This is the 4th year we have been
involved in organising the summer series and I think, before 2 weeks ago
we had only had 3 wet events. It can’t be us! Actually one of the optimists
amongst you assured me things are improving – 2 weeks ago the skies opened,
1 week ago we had intermittent heavy rain and this week it was just the
odd shower (if you ignore the wind). Weather forecast for the next 3 weeks
– overcast, partly cloudy, a beautiful balmy night.
Thanks to all for showing up tonight. It is great to see many people
travelling long distances to take part. It really makes the work worthwhile.
Welcome to all the new comers – do hope you enjoyed your evening and we
look forward to seeing you back again soon.
Apologies to those on course 2 who were out early when their first control
out of the park was misplaced – we were kindly helped out with the control
placement but I didn’t talk clearly enough when I described where the control
was to go – track end was misheard for track bend. Sorry if it caused frustration.
Have you ever met such relaxed cows, calves and bulls? They don’t move
an inch as you run by, even when you have a dog with you. Most actually
enjoy a head rub too, but probably most of you didn’t spare the time to
try, especially not the elites who had moved from their 12 minute sprints
in the park races to course 1 tonight. At least Phil took the beach option
round the cliffs -more for the fun than the speed I suspect. – Thanks for
doing so Phil – I hoped someone would.
Thank you to the Auckland Club members who are helping us each evening,
the events this year are proving to be much easier to organise than they
have been previously. Also thanks to those who help us collect controls,
it is just great to not have to spend too much time hunting for them in
the dark. Especial thanks this week to Mark, after running course 1, ran
all the way back to the far parts of the street map to collect controls,
then deliver them to our house and then go back to the Park for his vehicle.
We’ll have to put a control by the pizza place next time so that we can
get free delivery??
Next week we are again on Wednesday, at One Tree Hill, starting from
the archery club car park in Twin Oak Drive. There are several BBQs on
the grass just along from the start-finish. There were great smells coming
from there last night as we were checking control sites. How about getting
organised and bringing along food for a BBQ after you finish. – You could
bring us a sausage as we are packing up!!!
Club members, please note that there is a mistake in the programme in
and Auckland magazine for the event on the first week of December – it
is listed as being on Tuesday 4th December but is very definitely
on THURDSAY 6th DECEMBER. Please change it now so you don’t arrive 2 days
too early.
Counties Manukau Orienteering Club fun day.
Where: Awhitu Peninsula
When: 1st Dec
Who: Suitable for all orienteers including beginners.
What: Three maps and a range of courses.
Cost: $5.00
The event will be sign posted from Waiuku. To run the first map be
there by 10.30a.m. Second map 1.00pm and the third 3.30. The third map
and evening events will be at Awhitu Regional Park. At 6.00 pm the club
will hold its AGM and this will be followed by a BYO barbecue. Camping
is available and the options for Sunday –swimming, golf, socializing etc
are up to you. Please let Hilary Iles know if you are planning to come
so we know how many maps to print and for camping bookings. Tel 2352941.
Course 1
9.1 kms
1 David Stewart 0:52:47
2 Darren Ashmore 0:53:00
3 Mark Lawson 0:56:18
4 Brent Edwards 0:57:35
5 Phil Wood 0:58:53
6 Dougal Harding 1:03:11
7 Stuart Lynch 1:05:15
8 Rudy Hlawatsch 1:06:33
9 Fraser Mills 1:12:44
10 Rebecca Smith 1:13:35
11 Tim Renton 1:15:00
12 Adrian Skinner 1:17:56
13 Nicholas Rahui Webster
Romer 1:17:56
14 Neil Kerrison 1:20:08
15 Phil White 1:21:00
16 Anne Mortimer 1:27:00
17 Nic Oram 1:38:10
18 Tony Cooper DNF
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Course 2
5.9 kms
1 Jeff Greenwood 0:47:59
2 Martin Peat 0:49:00
3 Ian Sydenham 0:50:47
4 Pete Swanson 0:51:30
5 Mike Beveridge 0:55:02
6 Terje Moen 0:55:22
7 Craig White 0:56:00
8 Monika Faessler 0:56:05
9 Brian Johnston 0:57:07
10 Jamie Munro 0:58:19
11 Craig Pearce 0:59:36
12 Alan Verry 0:59:38
13 Natalie Rouse 0:59:39
14 David & Phil Creagh 1:00:59
15 Christina Renhart 1:01:56
16 Peter Godfrey 1:02:12
17 Nicola Kinzett 1:04:46
18 Norm Jager 1:04:49
19 Simon Jager 1:05:19
20 Jill Dalton 1:06:42
21 John Murphy 1:08:40
22 V Smirnov 1:08:43
23 Lyn Stanton 1:10:28
24 Mark Kelleher 1:12:00
25 Sarah Painter 1:15:57
26 Quentin 1:15:59
27 I & D 1:21:00
28 Melvina Wise 1:24:40
29 Anne Humphrey 1:28:00
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Course 3
2.8 kms
1 Allan Janes 0:21:27
2 Keith Adams 0:33:52
3 Russell Howard 0:34:09
4 Jane Adams 0:34:28
5 Paul & Michelle Kemp 0:34:30
6 Daniel Street 0:36:20
7 Rich & Tash 0:36:46
8 Hamilton Family 0:37:23
9 Michael Jager 0:37:51
10 Bruce & Moz 0:39:26
11 Chris Jager 0:39:58
12 D Bliss 0:42:00
13 Jo Rabbitt & Sarah Thomas 0:42:00
14 P & R Wakeman 0:44:05
15 Tom Clendon 0:47:13
16 Rosie Hewlett 0:48:08
17 Andrew & Graham 0:50:00
18 Alison Batty 0:51:11
19 Katie Creagh 0:52:13
20 D O'Shea 0:55:04
21 Karyn & Trev 0:55:48
22 Pickles 0:57:31
23 Gay Ambler 0:59:00
24 Gareth Jenkin 1:04:00
25 Anon 1:06:00
26 Anon 1:06:15
27 Nikita Mahe 1:07:00
28 Sandy McGivern 1:15:55
29 D Tate & S Erenstram 1:19:16
30 Jenny Andrew 1:23:00
31 Alex Milhaljevich &
Chris Bishop 1:40:00
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Course 4
1.8 kms
1 Robyn Howard 0:29:03
2 Smirnova Alina 0:31:00
3 Smirnova Kate 0:33:24
4 Smirnova Iryna 0:33:50
5 Gene Beveridge 0:41:00
6 Jane Sydenham 0:44:00
7 Margaret Sydenham 0:44:00
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