SROC Night Street League 2006/2007
	Wednesday 21st Feb
	Event 9     FULWOOD WEST
	75 Mins
Pos.	Name	Club	Score	Time	Pen	Net
1	Steve Lang	MDOC	1460	78.09	95	1365
2	Mark Seddon	SELOC	1120	74.54	0	1120
3	Steve McLean	SROC	1140	75.33	20	1120
4	John Britton	MDOC	1100	73.22	0	1100
5	Steve Wilson	SROC	1080	74.01	0	1080
6	Ed Mellor	SELOC	1000	72.21	0	1000
7	Paul Turner	SELOC	1030	77.39	80	950
8	Andrea & Terry	B,W&F	1010	77.50	85	925
9	Mick McLoughlan	Preston H	910	73.29	0	910
10	Peter Carter	Preston H	910	74.43	0	910
11	Dave Hargreaves	SROC	880	73.45	0	880
12	Jim Doherty	Preston H	810	71.24	0	810
13	Chris Rostron	MDOC	800	73.13	0	800
14	Rodderick Johnson	DEE	840	82.54	240	600
15	Janet Vials	SROC	370	71.38	0	370
	60 Mins
Pos.	Name	Club	Score	Time	Pen	Net
1	Chris Roberts	SROC	900	59.34	0	900
2	John Ashton	SROC	840	57.27	0	840
3	Darren Baker	DEE	770	57.44	0	770
4	Dave Kesby	SROC	770	58.35	0	770
5	Steve Wrigley	SROC	730	57.40	0	730
6	Glenys Ferguson	SROC	730	60.08	5	725
7	Moz Kitching	Ind	700	58.24	0	700
8	Daniel Thomas	SROC	840	64.34	140	700
9	Sue & Martyn Roome	SROC	690	57.49	0	690
10	Rowena Browne	SROC	740	61.35	50	690
11	Jon Carberry & Sarah Watkins	SROC	670	51.43	0	670
12	Paul Ferguson	SROC	660	55.28	0	660
13	Brian Looker	SROC	650	57.11	0	650
14	Mike Ormerod & Mary Wheeler	SROC	630	62.10	65	565
15	Richard Catlow	PFO	560	57.28	0	560
16	Dave Johnstone	SROC	510	58.18	0	510
17	Arrabella Woodrow	TAY	490	57.15	0	490
18	Catherine Kitching	Ind	490	59.26	0	490
19	Dawn Lock	SROC	480	57.37	0	480
20	Ian & Tom Selby	SROC	530	61.58	60	470
21	Elaine Sutton	DEE	560	62.57	90	470
22	Richard, Emma & Kelly Davies	Wesham	460	54.20	0	460
23	Judith Taylor	HOC	410	63.12	95	315
24	Les Ward	FMC	310	55.48	0	310
	40 Mins
Pos.	Name	Club	Score	Time	Pen	Net
1	Nicola Smith & Gavin Prior	Ind	330	38.43	0	330
2	Peter Knott	SROC	270	39.02	0	270
3	David Ellis	PFO	300	48.45	265	35
	Planners Thanks and Comments:
	Thanks to all those who came - apologies if you had difficulty parking I wasn't expecting so many to come to watch the football. Only a couple of minor glitches with the map which was pleasing for the first running of it. Surprisingly few queries re controls - sorry John but I couldn't find your 'fir trees' anywhere near the control site. Sites 63, 53 and 61 all had identical alternative sites within the circle and so were allowed. The highlights of the night were a confrontation with the owners of Oak View who were understandably upset at having so many unsolicited visitors - must remember not to use house names in future, John and Sarah being offered a lift in a car as a short cut and Sarah being told she would cross the road faster if she had a flashing blue light on her bum! Yet again Steve McLean has had more than his fair share of incidents, this time it was the 'good' folk of Fulwood who believe they have a divine right to the public highway perhaps we should run a weekly event in their area. The police however found it amusing and 'escorted' Steve between 2 controls having established that he wasn't really a suspicious looking man with a miners helmet.
	The venue seems to have met with approval and the pie and peas looked to be good value - we even got several enquiries with me being relegated to the outside posting - at least it stayed dry. Special thanks to the rest of the Nash tribe for their help and for Jane Anthony's unexpected support.   Bob Nash
	Street League Co-Ordinator’s Comments:
	Another high turnout – well into the 40s - to sample Bob Nash's clear and accurate new map.  Many thanks to Bob, Karen, Matt and Chris for all their efforts. Yet another win for Steve Lang, this time with a considerable margin over his rivals. On the 60 minutes, Chris Roberts achieved a very high score. With several 60 pointers on offer, John Ashton's deficit might have been a single control. Ski-ing over half term has clearly not done him any harm.  Darren Baker is now starting to feature among the leading runners on this course. Slightly further down, Daniel Thomas has been improving steadily through his first season.  Good to see Peter Knott back in action. I was pleased with a rare victory over Paul. I headed to the bottom part of the map.  Paul went north into the newer estates, and found himself running long distances between points. League results after this penultimate event are published separately on the website. Steve has cemented his already-unassailable  position at the head of the Gross Scores League.  But other placings may yet alter at St Annes. And there is also the Tower Trophy up for grabs. To give us a fighting chance with results, please could people with high placings in their category try to start early.   Glenys Ferguson
	Next Event:
	Street League 10: St Annes on 7th March. Final event of the season, followed by buffet (approx. 8.30pm) and prizegiving (approx 9pm). Starts 6.30 to 7.30. Please try to run early. Venue: Fairhaven pub, Clifton Drive South, Lytham, GR 346 273. Food (buffet) costs £3.50 p.p. and must be pre-ordered. Bookings to Organisers ASAP: Bill and Dawn Lock 01253 721514 billdawnlock@hotmail.com
	Lost Property:
	a) one head torch, and b) One pair of ladies (?) Saucony running shoes(size Eur 40) plus socks in a Sommerfield carrier bag - possibly these have been left because someone inadvertently took Rowena Browne's Asics running shoes.                                                            Contact Bob Nash 01772 721573   nash.family@talktalk.net