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Harriers masters chew up the miles (From Croydon Guardian)
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Eighth-placed finish at Surrey Road Relays for the Harriers
11:00am Tuesday 18th September 2012 in Sport
Covering the miles: Andy Del Nevo (right) was one of the Harriers' quartet competing in the Surrey Roads Relays SP55000
At the Surrey Road Relays in Wimbledon, Croydon Harriers' masters teams enjoyed two top-eight finishes in the M40 and M50 categories.
The quartet of Andy Del Nevo (17 minutes 41 seconds), Martin Rowe (18:51), Neil Aikman (17:46) and Alan Burn (18:01) finished seventh in the 4x3-mile M40 race.
Their M50 colleagues matched that feat with Colin Oxlade (18:32), Julian Dillow (19:44), Keith Brown (20:36) and Norman Hemming (22:19) completing the team.
At the Sparrows Den cross-country relays, four youngsters teams warmed up for this weekend’s South of England road relays, with some solid performances.
The U15 boys' trio of Omar Harhara (12:25), Robert Cleghorn (12:42) and Kieron Connor (13:52) finished fourth overall in the 3x3km race.
Their female counterparts also finished fourth, with Josie Kavanagh (15:02), Naomi Carty (14:42) and Emily Howe (14:31) providing a consistent pace throughout.
The U13 girls took second thanks to the efforts of Abbie Burrett (14:32), debutante Saarah Nawaz (17:37) and Ellie McCormack (15:53).
A non-scoring mixed team of Jordan Walters (14:17), Connor (13:17) and Harhara (12:56) finished eighth out of the 19 teams.
In the four x 4km adults' relay, Croydon finished 31st out of the 41 competing teams, with a squad comprising solely of U17s, including Stevie Lawrence (16:45) who ran the fifth fastest women’s time of the afternoon.
Lawrence (16:45), Laurence Johnstone (16:15), Atlanta Drummond (21:36) and Luke Baker (17:22) completed the squad. Lawrence’s leg was the fifth fastest women’s time of the afternoon.
In the U11s, brothers Aaron (ninth, 6:40) and Caleb Drummond (11th, 6:42) kept the Croydon flag flying out of the 14 finishers.
