SROC Night Street League 2007/2008
	Wednesday 9th January - hosted by SELOC
	Event 6 BOLTON NORTH
	75 Mins							Points					% best
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour	+1	Shadow(s)	Disallowed	Comments	rate
1	Quentin Harding	SROC	M45	810	76:44	34	776	621					100
2	Steve Lang	MDOC	M35	700	73:27	0	700	560			15 ('2')		91
3	Dave Hargreaves	SROC	M55	680	75:57	19	661	529					86
4	Ali Welsh	Bowland FR	M45	660	75:50	16	644	516				29 allowed	84
5	Mark Seddon	SELOC	M45	640	76:21	27	613	491					80
6	Darren Baker	DEE	M40	610	75:35	11	599	480					78
7	Ed Mellor	SELOC	M35	590	74:44	0	590	472					77
8	Steve Wilson	SROC	M21	580	70:59	0	580	464					75
9	Tony Marlow	SROC	M40	580	71:44	0	580	464				39 crossed out	75
10	Steve McLean	SROC	M45	620	77:10	43	577	462			24 ('145/8')		75
11	Alex Willis	PFO	M18	530	65:52	0	530	424			36 ('1276' )		69
12	Ian Selby	SROC	M45	510	74:04	0	510	408				Rainwashed	66
13	Kev Latham	SELOC	M50	500	73:07	0	500	400				Rainwashed	65
14	Neill Barton	ShUOC	M20	480	74:41	0	480	384					62
15	Chris Rostron	MDOC	M60	510	77:55	58	452	362				Rainwashed	59
16	Jason Middleton	Ind	M35	440	75:21	7	433	347					56
17	Richard Longlands	Horwich RMI	M21	410	75:41	13	397	318			16 ('2') and 19 ('12')		52
18	Les Davies	SROC	M50	430	80:03	101	329	264					43
19	Melody Thompson + Hannah	SELOC	W45 & W10	100	90:12	304	0	0
	60 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour	+1	Shadow(s)	Disallowed
1	Karen Nash	SROC	W45	490	53:00	0	490	490					79
2	Jamie Martinez	Army	M35	470	53:58	0	470	470					76
3	Paul Ferguson	SROC	M55	470	57:16	0	470	470				29 allowed	76
4	David Downes	SROC	M50	460	58:30	0	460	460					75
5	Matthew & Chris Nash	SROC	M14 & M16	450	54:53	0	450	450	+1	Bob			73
6	Chris Roberts	SROC	M50	430	60:22	7	423	423					69
7	Chris Heys	Horwich RMI	M21	390	58:12	0	390	390					63
8	Doug Moir	SROC	M40	390	59:24	0	390	390					63
9	Ian Roberts	Bowland FR	M55	360	60:10	3	357	357				29 allowed	58
10	Brian Looker	SROC	M65	380	61:25	28	352	352			10 ('37')		57
11	Rowena Browne	SROC	W45	390	62:13	44	346	346			49 (401')		56
12	Bill Lock	SROC	M65	300	56:48	0	300	300					49
13	Mike & Mary Ormerod	SROC	M65 & W55	300	60:52	17	283	283	+1				46
14	Liz Peak & Catherine Kitching	Ind & LSARR	W21& W21	270	59:29	0	270	270	+1			Very rainwashed; check added  49	44
15	Steve Round	SELOC	M55	320	63:01	60	260	260			24 ('12/8')	29 allowed	42
16	John Ashton	SROC	M55	300	64:04	81	219	219			44 ('617' )	Retired; rainwashed; 29 allowed	36
17	Tony Mason	MDOC	M45	240	62:30	50	190	190			44 ('046') and 49 ('206')		31
18	Clive Atty	SELOC	M60	200	60:45	15	185	185			20 ('424') - in wrong box		30
19	Rebecca Davies & Daniel Wilson	SROC / Ind	W21 & M21	210	62:15	45	165	165	+1		42 ('1/4')		27
20	Dawn Lock	SROC	W60	260	66:34	131	129	129				29 allowed	21
21	Jenny Wyler & Daryl Peter	Chorley H	W40 & W45	170	62:06	42	128	128	+1		22 ('Andrew')		21
22	Albert Sunter	Horwich RMI	M45	90	51:34	0	90	90					15
23	Pamela Hartley	MDOC	W50	70	51:34	0	70	70			33 ('falling')		12
24	David Ellis	PFO	M60	200	89:41	593	0					Very rainwashed
	40 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour	+1	Shadow(s)	Disallowed
1	Philip Dewhurst	SELOC	M45	340	38:34	0	340	510					83
2	Lisa Tipton & Pete Kidd	Trafford AC & Leeds	W21 & M21	310	40:20	6	304	456	+1				74
3	Liz Britton	MDOC	W20	350	43:17	65	285	428			30 ('412') in wrong box	412' OK in 41	69
4	Glenys Ferguson	SROC	W55	220	40:41	13	207	311			49 ('101')		51
5	Hamish Willis	PFO	M50	90	38:34	0	90	135					22
6	Carl Tipton	Trafford AC	M21	110	41:17	25	85	128					21
7	Hana Stringer	SELOC	W12	130	52:59	259	0			Darren + Paul
8	Rose Dewhurst	IND	W18		retired	0
	Planners Thanks and Comments:
	Feedback regarding the slightly hillier than usual nature of this area meant that the I opted to reduce the area covered and move from the previous 1:15,000 to a 1:12,500 map scale. Allan Wilson had produced the map originally in 2002. As Allan sadly passed away in 2006, this became my first serious venture into mapping updates. I hope Allan would be pleased with the significant number of map revisions and additions made this time to the map of his local area. I aimed to make the courses well-balanced between the 40, 60 and 75-minuters and give you lots of options to choose directions and areas and controls to include or omit. Originally we were to have the Start/Finish to the SW of the area. The move to Eagley gave more options to tempt you in different directions but was always going to mean some height gain to get away from the the centre and the possibility of some muddy paths. Perhaps the shorter courses got relatively more of the muddy stuff as once away from the central area, routes were generally on street.
	Working as Planner/organiser with John as my Controller was a great experience. John was so thorough on his full bike tour of the original potential control sites (over 100), I thought his car would be locked in the complex when he hadn't returned by dark on a bitterly cold day. We finished the updates late that evening!. We hope you appreciated the provision of partial answers where the markings of a LP or TP number included a faint digit. I waiited until Tuesday to print maps with one eye on the weather forecast which persuaded me that waterproof paper was essential. This seeemed to work well with everybody except those who weren't advised that pencil is the best. There were several rainwashed answer sheets with running highlighter stains. What a great turnout - thanks to all of you for coming for what turned out to be a very wet night for you! It was a shock to see the first returners dripping wet as the rain had held off until we had entered the building at 6:00 pm. However, the weather was the only complaint I heard.
	Another win for Quentin. With Steve L just back from NZ. Dave H got close with a great run and a podium place. It was great to see several newcomers and returners shaking up a big and quality entry in the 75' minute field - is 19 a record? These included Neill Barton representing ShUOC but living locally. It was much closer at the top of the 60-minute table with Karen keeping Matt&Chris at bay and having time to spare, but so did Jamie in 2nd. SELOC local Phil Dewhurst had top score on the 40 minutes, closely followed by another local Pete Kidd, who we were delighted to see bring a whole gang along.with him, including running partner Lisa. Liz B scored higher but succumbed to the trap of forgetting time needed for the finish. I never like to see anyone lose all their hard-earned points in time penalties. While there are good developmental reasons why it happens, it is unusual to occur on all three courses together. Again, this is perhaps something to work on when there is a gap to the streets proper giving limitations on the number of controls available in the vicinity of the venue. Feedback welcome on this.
	There were rumours of people getting muddy trying to go short-cut on the banking between the start/finish and the estate. I'd tried to discourage via the hazards map using anything other than the path and tracks here, but it's difficult to say all off-street / track/path is out-of-bounds in a Street-O. Another feedback was that I should really have upgraded 'torch advisable' to 'essential' given the start location; this is one to add to future guidelines, along with the use of pencils especially for the waterproof paper! Rumour was that control 18 proved difficult with some not searching for a 'high' telephone number because of a weak petzl; however, the sign was illuminated! The 'private' venue at Eagley seemed popular despite the distance to the streets proper. The pastie & peas went very well and I got the numbers just right, enough for one each for those that wanted.. So, thanks to John B for all the Controlling work and timekeeping duties, Glenys for the ongoing co-ordinating, Roy and Judith for registration, briefings, kitchen and scoring on the night and thanks again to all those who turned up and made all the work worthwhile.
	I look forward to seeing you all at the next round in Morecambe on the 23rd. any new Eagley locals wanting to co-ordinate travel with the SELOC / MDOC contingent, please drop me a line
	Paul Turner SELOC pcturner@iclway.co.uk www.seloc.org.uk
	Controllers Comments:
	This was a virtuoso performance from Paul as planner, mapper and organiser, and very easy for me. I thought the first draft course was so good the final version was almost identical - it took ages to see any sort of plan and there were tricky route choices and decisions all over the place. It must have been a bit daunting for all the new folks - with the weather doing its thing, this really is as hard as it can possibly get.
	John Britton MDOC
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