These are copies of the scanned results

Croydon Club Champs and Interclub Results (1M file)

London Borough of Croydon Mini Marathon Trial (516k file)

Southern County Vets AC Champs (580k file)

1 1 Daraje Kebede H/W 28 14

2 2 Jon McCallum CRO 27

3 3 Neil Covington G&G 29 24

4 4 Wayne Smith WOK 27

5 5 Steve Bayliss CRO 30 10

6 6 Mike Goatley M40 G&G 20

7 7 Nick Torry CRO 23

8 8 Barny Brennan M40 G&G 25

9 9 Justin Macenhill SOC 33

10 10 Mark Tennyson M40 G&G 38

11 11 Roy Burgess H/W 40

12 12 Jeremy Renting WOK 43

13 13 Dave Dymond M45 CRO 49

14 14 Steve Sinnott M40 H/W 51

15 15 Mark Roberts G&G 54

16 16 Clive Hensby M40 WOK 55

17 17 Jay Mangat G&G 31 01

18 18 Kofi Agyei M40 DUL 03

19 19 Andy MacAskill BAG 03

20 20 Ray Dziteowski M40 W4H 17

21 21 Paul Mainwaring G&G 18

22 22 Andy Buries G&G 20

23 23 Francis Staunton H/W 21

24 24 Gavin Waterson M40 G&G 39

25 25 John Levison BAG 51

26 26 John Rawlings W4H 57

27 27 Steve Smythe M45 DUL 32 00

28 28 Simon Loach DUL 00

29 29 lan Durrant W/W 03

30 30 Michael Daniels W/W 08

31 31 Robert Langridge CRO 10

32 32 Neil Richardson W4H 12

33 33 Dave Shaw M40 SOC 20

34 34 Darren Bradley CRO 25

35 35 Colin Bailey-Wood M40 DUL 27

36 36 Gary Rushmer M40 BAG 28

37 37 Steve Newton H/W 34

38 38 Jon Earnshaw M40 G&G 34

39 39 Vince Ting W/W 35

40 40 Barry Walters M40 BAC 42

41 Josh Smalley U20 G&G 49

42 41 Dave Bell M40 W/W 52

43 42 Simon Dancinger M40 W/W 53

44 43 Steve Williams M40 DUL 54

45 Brian O'Kane G&G 55

46 44 Mark Rabbetts W/W 59

47 45 Bob Ewen M40 SOC 59

48 Nick Sharpe G&G 3301

49 46 Stephen Miller W/W 02

50 47 Jonty Summers H/W 03

51 48 Sean Fishpool DUL 04

52 49 Andy Cunningham M40 H/W 06

53 50 Martin O'Halloran M45 H/W 08

54 David Marsden G&G 10

55 51 Hugh Saxby M45 HAA/ 33 10

56 52 Dan Bodin H/W 11

57 53 Dave Sweeney M40 WOK 12

58 54 Craig Nicol W/W 14

59 55 Julian Dillow M45 CRO 15

60 56 Geroge Jones BAG 15

61 57 James Godkin M40 DDL 15

62 58 Adam Musgrave DDL 19

63 59 Dave Lxxxxx W4H 20

64 60 Rob Pritchard W/W 20

65 61 Duncan Hussey DDL 22

66 62 Gerry Crispie SOC 23

67 63 Carry Harris W/W 24

68 64 Stewart Axxx W4H 31

69 65 Chris Hall M40 WOK 33

70 Eric Blackmore M40 HAA/ 39

71 66 Darren Wright W4H 41

72 67 Damien Macenhill SOC 50

73 68 Mikhail Popov CRO 52

74 69 Graham Taylor M40 BAG 34 01

75 70 Chris Loizou M40 DUL 01

76 71 Marcus Stewart W4H 02

77 Paul Sanderson M40 G&G 05

78 72 Benham Lacour W4H 06

79 73 John Taylor BAG 14

80 74 Andy Allison SOC 16

81 75 Dave Warren M45 CRO 20

82 Andy Waites M40 HAA/ 26

83 Jim Wallace WAA/ 32

84 76 Richard Ruffell M40 BAG 36

85 77 Don Kayum M45 SOC 41

86 78 Andy Del-Nevo CRO 42

87 79 Chris Morten SOC 43

88 80 Nigel Davidson M40 SOC 45

89 Barry White HAA/ 45

90 81 Alex Hussey W4H 53

91 Mark Cabrita WAA/ 38

92 Leo Cox HAA/ 35 01

93 82 Peter Yarlett M50 SOC 04

94 Dave Batten M50 SOC 07

95 83 Bartram Fensfield M40 W4H 16

96 84 Lee Bickerdike BAG 29

97 Dave West M40 DUL 36

98 Andy Murray M40 DUL 37

99 85 Jason Harris WOK 39

100 Peter Giles M55 HAA/ 45

101 Mark White DUL 3600

102 Nick Wood W/W 11

103 Colin Oxlade M40 CRO 14

104 Martin Rowe CRO 22

105 Tiaman Ocleirgh DUL 22

106 Joe Brady DUL 25

107 86 Duncan Irvine M40 WOK 27

108 Simon Fox WAA/ 34

109 Tom O'Donoghue M40 W/W 36 34

110 Charles Rayner M50 W4H 38

111 Simon Smith M40 SOC 45

112 87 Ray Chambers U20 WOK 46

113 Tom Morris M45 HA/V 50

114 Keith Brown M45 CRO 52

115 88 MattBiglin M40 BAG 54

116 89 Kim Warner M40 WOK 37 10

117 Alan Dolton M45 SOC 14

118 Dave Betts M55 H/W 16

119 James Lawne DUL 19

120 Barry Dabrowski M40 DUL 24

121 Martin Morley M40 DUL 29

122 Neil Furze SOC 56

123 Maurice Sharpe M55 HA/V 38 01

124 John Scott-Francis M50 W4H 03

125 Nick Kandemir M40 SOC 13

126 Peter Gibbons M40 DUL 15

127 Matthew Batten U20 SOC 22

128 Dan Rolfe W4H 42

129 lan Campbell M40 SOC 46

130 Ian Carson W4H 38 48

131 Ralph Gilbert W/W 57

132 90 Mike Russell WOK 58

133 Quintin Jones W/W 39 19

134 Graham Laylee M40 DDL 49

135 Neil Riches M45 SOC 52

136 Tom Littlewood SOC 55

137 Trevor Plows BAG 40 34

138 Paul Goldsmith M40 BAC 41 02

139 Brian Bennett M40 BAC 14

140 John Cannon M45 SOC 18

141 Eric Campbell CRO 19

142 Barry John Nicholls M40 DUL 42 17

143 Tom Lamb W4H 33

144 Andy Lack W4H 55

145 Gary Robinson W4H 43 34

146 Paul Weir SOC 46

147 Bob Pullen M40 SOC 52

148 Mike George M45 SOC 44 03

149 Steve Hillier M40 BAC 52 38

150 Kevin Burnett M60 SOC 55 13

Young Athletes - Men under 17 & Boys under 15 2.5 miles.

1 1 Damien Robertson U15 HAW 14 32

2 2 Lance Power U17 H/W 45

3 3 Alex Bodin U17 H/W 51

4 4 Luke Jones U15 HAW 54

5 5 Ashley George U17 CRO 56

6 6 Jake Bodin U15 HA/V 15 11

7 Richard Vanderpujie U17 HA/V 18

8 Ben Saxby U17 HA/V 27

9 7 Claudius Ricketts U15 CRO 53

10 Sean Crummy U15 HAA/ 16 25

11 8 Robbie Powell U17 CRO 16 29

12 9 Maryn Rooney U17 CRO 31

13 Daniel Leeson U15 H/W 47

14 10 TomSheppard U17 G&G 59

15 11 George Dean U15 G&G 17 02

16 Max Taverner U15 H/W 04

17 Perry Hazel) U17 H/W 17

18 12 Martin Calder U15 WOK 25

19 13 BenEgan U15 G&G 59

20 14 lanCook U15 DUL 19 07

Croydon Harriers' athletes took five county titles and set three championship-best performances into the bargain at the Surrey Indoor Athletics Championships in the Sutton Arena on Sunday.

Three of the club's pole-vaulters struck gold, and two, U20 Joe Ive 4.30m and U15 Ryszard Buk 2.80m, set championship-best performances (CBP). Senior Greg Conlan won with a clearance of 4.40m.

Two other athletes soared successfully skywards in the high jump.

U17 Tsidi Dagadu took U17 gold at 1.70m (CBP) and Michael Asamoah cleared 1.65m for U15 silver.

The Amomelechi brothers, Enyioma and Ugochi were in particularly good form in the triple jump. Enyioma cleared 14.43m to take the U20 title, while older brother Ugochi advanced his personal best to 14.09m for the senior silver.

Ugochi also made the medals in the sprint taking a 60m bronze in 7.09sec.

U17s Emlyn Akoto 7.03sec and Danny Doyley fought an exciting battle for well deserved second and third places in their 60m dash.

Jermaine Alexander ran impressively for a close second in the U15s in 7.43sec. U13s Kariym Irving 8.66sec and Jordan Alexander 8.67sec were third and fourth, with Kariym later taking the long jump title with a 4.51m leap. Jorden Berkeley took bronze in the U15 girls' 60m in 8.20sec.

Croydon also won two shot-put bronze medals courtesy of Luke Adekoya, with 10.89m in the U15s, and U13 Erasmus Akoto, who reached 9.21m.

Archbishop Tenison's School pupil Joscelynn Hopeson continued her impressive season by retaining her Surrey County 60m (U17) title in Sutton over the weekend.

Joscelynn, 15, ran a CBP and personal best time of 7.5sec. Her sister Twinelle, 12, took gold in her age group setting a CBP time of 8.29 in her U13 age group.

Croydon Harriers, despite missing a few of their top runners, had a good result when participating in the third match of the Surrey Cross Country League at Merrow Down, Guildford.

Jon McCallum showed that he was back on top form, striding effortlessly round the tough five mile course. He had to concede victory however to Hercules Wimbledon's Dereje Kebede who went into the lead from the start and was never caught.

He recorded a fast 25 minutes and 14 seconds and Jon was only 17 seconds down in second with 25.41. Nick Torry had a busy morning taking a friend to Gatwick Airport, but got to the start with about 25 minutes to spare. This did not spoil his race and he took 14th place with another good performance timed at 28.32.

Next in for Croydon was Dave Dymond, who also was involved in an airport rendezvous with Darren Bradley who picked him up at Heathrow on the way up from Devon. Dave finished 18th in 28.52 and Darren took 21st with 28.59.

Croydon's score of 446 put them in fourth place, but their cumulative score of 1,361 moved them up one place to third overall.

Result for the third match and league positions and scoring: 1. Guildford and Godalming 139; 2. Hercules Wimbledon 251; 3. Dulwich Runners 359; 4. Croydon Harriers 446; 5. Striders of Croydon 504; 6. Woking AC; 7. Wimbledon Windmilers 586; 8. British Airways 592; 9. West 4 Harriers 672.

An interesting battle looms ahead in the last match hosted by Croydon Harriers in Lloyd Park next month. Dulwich, Croydon and Hercules Wimbledon will be aiming to take second overall and gain promotion to Division One.

Croydon's young athletes were in action in the combined under 15 and 17 age groups race of just under 2.5 miles.

Robbie Powell took third place, but his performance was not measured as no times were recorded. He was ably supported by Ashley George, who is getting closer to him with each race and finished close up in fourth. Although only two from Croydon finished, league rules add points to make a team result, and they did well enough to finish third on the day with 95.5 and are still second overall with 198.

Teams: 1. Hercules Wimbledon 21; 2. Guildford 68.5; 3. Croydon 95.5 ; 4. Woking 129; 5. Dulwich Runners 131.

In the under 13s' race Jack Shuard and Will Mercer ran together and finished 12th and 13th, but no times were taken.

Teams: 1. Hercules Wimbledon 33; 2. Woking 38; 3. Guildford 111.5; 4. Croydon 117; 5. British Airways 126.

Croydon Harriers senior men finished a creditable 7^th in the Surrey Cross Country Championship in Lloyds Park. Jonathan McCallum finidshed a good 7^th place in 41.42. Julian Dillow M45 was next Croydon home in 61^st in 49.04 just ahead of 63^rd Colin Oxlade 49.12 with Robert Landridge next home in 67^th in 50,04. Andy Del Nevo 87^th and Dave Warren 53.04 for 98^th closed the scoring team. Backing up were non scorers 100^th Mikhail Popov 53.10, 110^th Norman Hemmings (M50) 54.48, 143rd Jake Elsworthy (60.14), 146^th Ricky Toomey (Junior 60.56), 153^rd Eric Campbell 64.02 and 159^th Ricky Toomey (senior) 65.04

Mark Elsworthy was 6^th in the Junior, Under 20 event over 8km taking 6^th in 34,43.

The U17 team took the broneze medals with Robbie Powell 8^th in 24.59, Ashley George 10^th in 25.34, Martyn Rooney 20^th in28.55. They were backed up by non scorer Robert Agnew 27^th in 37,41.

In the U15 race over 4km Davy-Joe Anderson was 27th in the boys U13 event and in the U13 event Jack Shuard was 37th in 15.07 and Josh Alexander 49th in 16.32

Having languished in last after the first fixture, Croydon had a near perfect turn out led home by Jon McCallum in first ably backed by Steve Bayliss in 3^rd. The team finished second on the day with 273 points to pull themselves up to 4^th in the league and put relegation worries well to the rear.

Leeds Abbey Dash 10K 30 November 2003

Jon McCallum competing in Yorkshire and performed exceptionally well to finish 20th in this high quality 10K (which has over 3000 runners). His time was 31mins35secs.

Croydon Harrier’s Scottish international Jon McCallum ran a time of 33:39 to take the honours in the Croydon 10k Road Race and Fun Run on Sunday morning.

Joined by another 500 athletes and sporting enthusiasts, McCallum won by over a minute from second placed Victor Maughan (Herne Hill Harriers) who took the V40 title with a time of 34:57. Third place belonged to ambitious 16 year old Croydon Harrier Robbie Powell who claimed the junior title in the impressive time of 36:04, and that in the wake of two successful cross-country runs the previous day, representing Oxted School and the Harrier.

Racers and fun runners alike contributed to an almost carnival-like atmosphere following a mass musical warm-up led by two fitness instructors from the Addington Palace Fitness Centre.

Starters honours were shared by the Mayor of Croydon, Cllr. Jane Avis and Donna Fraser, Croydon Harrier’s Olympic 400m star, at the starting point at Lloyd Park Avenue on a fine Autumnal day.

The colourful cavalcade was soon stretched out up Coombe road, with the citrus clad wheelchair racer David Robertson setting the pace. McCallum followed shortly behind and was beginning to show that he really meant business at the head of the chasing pack.

The runners surged ahead three or four hundred metres up Coombe Road, with ultimate winner McCallum and Herne Hill Harrier Maugham V 40 leading the pack.

Turning level into Oaks Road, and across the tramway for the first time with confidence rising, McCallum hit the front and eased away. He extended his lead progressively and after passing the Park Hill section of the course, entering final kilometre, he went on to win handsomely in 33:39, ahead of Maughan and Powell.

Don Kayum V40, 7th in 37:04, running for Strider’s of Croydon, lead their large group home just 3 seconds clear of South London Harrier Francis Upcott who won the V50 category. His club colleague Gill O’Connor V35, who finished a fine 32nd in 39:32, was the well-deserved women’s winner. Marie Johnson was the women’s runner-up in 45th place with a time of 40:22, and the third female finisher was Nicola Dixon 72nd in 42:39 Mark Elsworthy 23rd in 38:47 and 15years old Ashley George 44th in 40:07, both members of the organising Croydon Harriers took 2nd and 3rd places in the U20 category. Wheelchair athlete David Robertson finished 84th with an impressive time of 43:16. The event, probably the best yet, was sponsored by Croydon Champions (guardian) and enhanced by the introduction of several spot prizes donated by the Coombe Lodge Restaurant and Addington Palace Country Club.

It was organised by Croydon Harriers in conjunction with Croydon Cultural Services, with great help from the Tramlink police, the 1st Addington and Selsdon Scouts and the Croydon Lions

2. J McCallum 25:45

45 R Langridge 29:47

54. C Oxlade 30:11

62 B Cooke 30:38

66. J Dillow V 30:47

79. D Warren V 31:14

111 N Hemmimgs V50 33:12

112. M Rowe 33:19

141. E Campbell 37:48
142. Team 9^th 642 points

3 M Rooney 12:47

4 R Powell 13:08

6. A George 13:19

10 D Jo 13:32

21 R Agnew 18:08

Team 2^nd 41 points

2. J Spingate 14:01

7 D Hall 14:27

13 J Shuard 15:10

14. Will? 15:12

21 J Al 16:26

22 N Hayward 16:43

23 D Collins 17:23

24 S Rodney 17:39

Team 2^nd 56 points

Croydon Harriers U17 boys had medal-winning success when they finished a strong second at Stoke Park Guildford on Sunday.

In the team were Matthew Kiernan, Nick Saunders, Martyn Rooney, Robbie Powell and Mustapha David