SROC Night Street League 2007/2008
	Wednesday 23rd January
	Event 7 MORECAMBE
	75 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour
1	Quentin Harding	SROC	M45	1050	71.39	0	1050	840
2	Paul Turner	SELOC	M45	940	74.29	0	940	752
3	Mark Seddon	SELOC	M45	970	78.44	75	895	716
4	Steve Lang	MDOC	M35	910	76.24	28	882	706
5	Mark Saunders	SROC	M21	850	72.40	0	850	680
6	John Britton	MDOC	M55	780	73.19	0	780	624
7	Ed Mellor	SELOC	M35	860	78.58	80	780	624
8	Steve Wilson	SROC	M21	770	73.06	0	770	616
9	John Ashton	SROC	M55	770	73.11	0	770	616
10	Ian Selby	SROC	M45	760	74.48	0	760	608
11	Tony Marlow	SROC	M40	780	76.28	30	750	600
12	Chris Rostron	MDOC	M60	700	75.27	9	691	553
13	Mike Johnson	BFR	M45	680	72.40	0	680	544
14	Steve McLean	SROC	M45	650	72.19	0	650	520
15	Ian Roberts	BFR	M55	590	71.57	0	590	472
16	Jo Taylor	SROC	W45	500	74.39	0	500	400
17	Darren Baker	DEE	M40	530	82.40	154	376	301
	60 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club		Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour
1	Jon Sear	Ind	M21	710	59.15	0	710	710
2	Paul Ferguson	SROC	M55	710	59.51	0	710	710
3	Jason Middleton	Ind	M35	650	59.12	0	650	650
4	Rowena Browne	SROC	W45	610	59.48	0	610	610
5	Katrin & Zoe Harding	SROC	W16/14	610	59.55	0	610	610
6	Kathy Bashford	Ind	W35	550	59.43	0	550	550
7	Paul Bradbury	Ind	M40	500	59.43	0	500	500
8	Bill Lock	SROC	M65	430	58.54	0	430	430
9	Cath Kitching & Liz Peak	LSARR	W35	450	61.48	36	414	414
10	Glenys Ferguson	SROC	W55	400	59.34	0	400	400
11	David Johnstone	SROC	M65	380	56.00	0	380	380
12	Peter Knott	SROC	M70	360	59.05	0	360	360
13	Ian Evans	SROC	M65	290	55.05	0	290	290
14	Dawn Lock	SROC	W60	270	56.54	0	270	270
Rtd	Karen Nash	SROC	W45
	40 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour
	Planners Thanks and Comments:
	It seems a few years since I last planned a street event, and I had forgotten how much pleasure can be gained from watching others taking on the challenges set them, and from hearing their comments afterwards. Another wet night did little to dampen spirits, and I was amazed by the pristine condition of some people's answer sheets when compared with the partially disintegrated papier mache from others. I am certain that we managed to award points for every correct answer in the end, although some took some very close inspection! Perhaps we need to investigate waterproof paper in future? There were no real problem control sites, which is as it should be, although I did get a couple of queries. One of the sub stations was apparently difficult to read, but on looking back at it I realized it was one of the sites which I had chosen after dark on a rainy day! I was only carrying a tiny LED torch at the time, so I am unsure why that one was hard to see. Paul T contested an H on TP, saying it was on a LP. It turned out that he had read the serif on the 'M' of Morecambe as a side street! I was very impressed with the quality of time keeping, especially on the 60 minute course.
	Perhaps the lack of hills contributed to accurate estimation of time required. It was good to see a couple of people trying street O for the first time. Perhaps I should have mentioned to Mark Saunders that controls are not all worth the same points, but he racked up a good total anyway. Thanks to all of you who made complimentary remarks about the planning, I had tried to make it as hard as possible for you to choose which way to go, and I seem to have been successful! I am glad that many of you seemed to like the venue and appreciated the fine ales and food. We surprised Chris the landlord by the number of meals ordered, I had told him to expect about half as many. I hope the food was worth waiting for; Chris was very happy and has invited us back. Thanks to Sarah, Sophie and Jacob for their help in preparation and on the night, Quentin for help in scoring, and to Paul (and Glenys) for map printing and of course Glenys for coordinating the series.
	Chris Roberts
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