full listing of club athletes
2nd guy watts 17.31
5th simon whatson 17.53
13th tom howe 19.15
18th bart kujiten 19.34
25th daniel collis 20.06
26th yaz ryder 20.06
29th sam hart 20.23
37th dave mitcham 20.55
38th chris treacher 21.00
51st chloe scaplehorn 21.45
56th mike sheridan 22.04
57th simon briggs 22.06
67th susie drake 22.32
69th phil cowhig 22.55
74th georgina bradford 23.09
81st tony duck 23.24
87th colin price 23.33
119th james wilding 24.54
129th charlotte bradley 25.35
165th sandi davies 27.17
171st roger davis 27.26
178th carli nicholls 27.51
196th chloe jones 28.24
197th lee jones 28.24
206th ellie randall 29.13
293rd vickie bradford 35.57
315th lisa angus 47.02
316th richard knape 47.03

 Highlights from 12/13th November.

Basingstoke: Won by Nathan Gillis in 17.37

Southwick Country Park: Won by Mark Shepherd 18.03

Swindon: 2nd Place – Michael Randall 17.37

Valentines: 3rd Place – John Marriot 19.46

Parkruns will be coming to Newbury soon, funded by Team Kennet

 Colin Price was runner up in this years Berkshire Road Running League table, after picking up a bronze individual in the Abingdon Marathon last month in the vet 50 age group.

Jenny Eaton picked up a Bronze in the female vet 45 age group league table where she picked up  individual medals in the Wargrave 10k (silver) and Wokingham half marathon (bronze)

 The Under 15 Girls produced the best team result of the day, being at the younger end of the age group the girls gained in confidence as Yasmin Ryder led the A team home in a brilliant 9th place with 11.10 run, she handed over to Georgina Bradford as she held the team in 14th place(12.06) and Chloe Scaplehorn took the final leg to bring the team home in 18th place (12.12) with overall time 35.28. The B team started of with Rhea Walter (12.53) who passed onto Amelia Wenlock where she gained ground to come in 47th with 12.36 with Alexandra Maughan leading the team home in 46th place (13.14) with 38.43. The C team came 73rd out of the 81 teams led by new Comer Keren Gillis (13.29) then Honor Bowers.

The under 13 boys as with the girls are bottom of their age group, and a well deserved 20th place was greatly achieved, Jamie Maughan led the A team out coming in with 11.44 for 29th place, he handed over to Jordan Hole who gained a few places clocking 12.05 in 26th, next was new comer Sam Hart who ran a blinder clocking 11.32 and moving the club to 18th, Mitchell Tate known as a sprinter brought the team home in 20th place with 47.57. The B team of Evan Hartley 13.35, Matt Grey 13.39 and Alex Davis 13.57 brought them home in 50th place out of 60 plus teams

The u13 girls had a good turnout with 74 teams competiting, Carys Cox led the A team out coming in 34th with 9.20, she passed onto Jordan Donavon who slipped to 35th with her 9.45, but a great run by Lexi Fellows who is bottom of her age group ran 9.13 to bring the team home in 29th with 28.19. The B team saw Susie Drake home in 65th 10.06 to tag onto Imogen Harding who also ran a great race with a 9.52 to 55th, and the Anchor leg was Chloe Jones clocking 10.52 for 57th place with 30.50. The C team Harriet Allan ran 10.58 and Carli Nicholls clocking almost the same time 10.57 came in 69th place.

The under 15 Boys race saw Nathan Gillis run a superb leg, he came in with the leading group joint 4th with 9.41 which was the7th fastest run of the day, he handed over to Danny Collis who slipped to 14th clocking 11.11, he then handed to Aaron Conway who slipped back to 23rd (12.15) who then handed to Alex Hanson (11.26) who kept his placing bringing the team home in 23rd place which was well deserved.

Nathan is the Highest placed Team Kennet athlete ever in the Road Relays.

Mark Shepherd ran a solid race to come home in 8th place in the New Forset Half Marathon, he also claimed 2nd place in the Vet 40 age group in a time of 81.10.

Lee Jones also tackled the race and came 85th in 92.45 and Sandi Davies came 1105th in 2 hours 1min 58 secs.

Mary Allan picked up 2nd lady in the Kingsclere Autumn 10k race clocking 51.59

Jenny Eaton travelled to Berlin to take part in the Great Berlin Marathon, she smashed her personnel best  to come home 17th in the vet 45 age group and second brit 45 in 3.17.32

London Marathon

Team Kennet had a great day out at this Year London Marathon, going in a team mini bus at 5am in the morning is not the best way to be looking at running 26.2 miles, but it seemed to pay of for the clubs athletes. Tom Milburn ran his first ever marathon and just missed the 3 hour mark to finish 1102nd place with 3.00.52, Guy Watts was next in with 3.16.04 top 2400, followed by vet 45 John Marriott 3.19.18. Jenny Eaton who has been training very hard was rewarded with a brilliant 3.25.06 to finish 363rd lady, Lee Jones was next home in 3.34.36 then Simon Whatson 3.39.38, Simon Berry 3.42.51, Yvonne Pape 3.42.51 and Nikki Thomas 4.47.48

As the 1st, 2nd & 3rd boy and girl in each age group qualify for entry into the Mini London Marathon, Rhea will hopefully be taking part in that race next month.