SROC Night Street League 2010-11
	5 January 2011
	Event No.6 Bamber Bridge
	75 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour	Shadow
1	Quentin Harding	SROC	M45	830	73.23	0	830	664
2	Paul Turner	SELOC	M50	730	74.35	0	730	584
3	John Britton	MDOC	M55	730	74.22	0	730	584
4	Mark Seddon	SELOC	M45	720	74.53	0	720	576
5	Pete Kidd	SELOC	M21	690	75.46	15	675	540
6	Darren Baker	DEE	M40	640	73.11	0	640	512
7	Ray Pickett	Bowland FR	M60	620	74.14	0	620	496
8	Andrew Stimson	MDOC	M21	630	76.13	24	606	485
9	Dave Hargreaves	SROC	M55	600	72.12	0	600	480
10	Steve Wilson	PFO	M35	590	75.06	2	588	470
11	Mark Edwards	SROC	M45	640	78.10	63	577	462
12	Edward Mellor	SELOC	M40	560	73.42	0	560	448
13	Mark Sammon	SELOC	M35	560	76.01	20	540	432
14	Tony Marlow	SROC	M45	530	74.02	0	530	424
15	Mike Hill	SROC	M50	530	73.13	0	530	424
16	Graham Eccles	Cl-le-Moors	M50	510	71.21	0	510	408
17	Stuart Forsyth	Bowland FR	M50	410	70.13	0	410	328
18	Graham Vickers + Sarah Sheratt	Ind	M50+ ?	480	78.50	76	404	323
19	Chris Rostron	MDOC	M60	390	71.27	0	390	312
20	Martin Smith	Ind	M55	350	73.47	0	350	280
	60 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour	Shadow
1	John Ashton	PFO	M60	490	57.02	0	490	490
2	Jane Antony	SROC	W50	490	57.40	0	490	490
3	Karen Nash	SROC	W45	490	58.46	0	490	490
4	Alex McCann	MDOC	M16	490	58.59	0	490	490	David McCann
5	Chris Roberts	SROC	M50	460	60.13	4	456	456
6	Katrin Harding	SROC	W18	480	61.46	35	445	445
7	Rowena Browne	SROC	W45	450	61.02	20	430	430
8	Bob Nash	SROC	M65	430	57.46	0	430	430
9	Paul Ferguson	SROC	M55	420	55.03	0	420	420
10	Andrew Quickfall	SROC	M50	410	56.26	0	410	410
11	Haydn Washington	Ind	M21	420	61.15	25	395	395
12	Steve Round	SELOC	M55	380	60.18	6	374	374
13	Emma Davies	Ind	W16	360	57.26	0	360	360	Richard Davies
14	Glenys Ferguson	SROC	W60	360	58.19	0	360	360
15	Bill Lock	SROC	M65	350	57.02	0	350	350
16	Norman Hall	DEE	M60	340	58.40	0	340	340
17	Karen Quickfall	SROC	W45	330	53.58	0	330	330
18	Richard Catlow	PFO	M60	320	57.37	0	320	320
19	Gillian Rowan-Wilde	PFO	W60	310	59.34	0	310	310
20	Elaine Sutton	DEE	W40	310	59.06	0	310	310
21	Val Roberts + Keith Makinson	PFO	W50 + M55	260	53.54	0	260	260
22	Dawn Lock	SROC	W65	260	57.00	0	260	260
23	David Ellis	PFO	M60	270	62.30	50	220	220
24	Lisa Kidd	SELOC	W35	180	56.14	0	180	180
25	John Brewer	Ind	M45	290	71.51	270	20	20
	40 Mins							Points
Pos.	Name	Club	Age	Score	Time	Pen	Net	per hour	Shadow
1	Mike Johnson	SROC	M50	410	40.32	10	400	600
2	Steve McLean	SROC	M50	380	42.40	53	327	491
	Organiser's Thanks and Comments: Thanks to helpers: Jean & Yvonne on Registration, Dave on marking. Answers. I've allowed B19 or 819 for control 49 (LP). In accordance with the rules I've marked answers in wrong squares (2 cases) as wrong, and answers with one or more digits wrong (6 cases) as wrong. Age Classes. Note that for this league we are keeping the same age classes for the whole season ie as at the end of 2010. The age we want is your age on 31 December 2010 converted to the BO standard age class. Some of your age classes have been altered hopefully to correct errors, but if any are incorrect according to our requirements please let us know.
	Map.Originally I was only going to use the area to the east of the A6 (the road up the middle), with the M6 on the east side, the A6 on the south, and the River Ribble to the north, but it wasn't really big enough and there were the problems of an uncontrolled pedestrian railway crossing and a controlled road railway crossing to get south of the railway. I thought that the two crossings of the A6 would allow the area west of the A6 to be reasonably used in safety. I tried my previous method of showing little tree symbols for woodland but there was often not room and it didn't show the boundaries. For instance south of the north A6 crossing point on the east side I wanted to show that the path was in a narrow strip of woodland and not on the A6 itself. Using a fence symbol for the boundaries was not at all clear. Colouring in the woodland with light green made the paths unclear and would be perhaps misleading as some of the woodland actually contained a complex mixture of all sorts of vegetation and open which I did not want to map in any detail.
	I thought the light green border would be a good solution. It should be considered as an uncrossable boundary except where it is crossed by a path or track. Where a road comes up to or close to the boundary with no access I have put a purple cross. Putting purple hatch lines across the A6 and roundabouts to show Out-Of-Bounds obscured detail eg on the west side of the south roundabout. I think that colouring the OOB roads purple is clearer. The green crossing point circles may not be so essential, but they do take some responsibility off the planner and club and onto the competitor if they are not used and an accident occurs.I tried to position controls so that competitors did not need to go through woods. I expected that for 23/48 to 39 you would go via 33 by road. I suppose that for 23/48 to 33 there might appear at first glance to be a ' shortcut' through the wood, but there was a hazard warning to keep to the paths and bridges shown, and you would have to go 250m NW for the first bridge shown then double back to 33. The legend also stated that vegetation was not mapped within woodland so could contain anything from open to brambles.Anyhow I'll be asking for comments on the map on the message board (Street events - Bamber Bridge) so let me know what you think. Brian Looker
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