5 kms road walk

Sunday February 10th 2019

Sarnia Walking Club

5 kilometres road walk

Les Amarreurs, Vale, Guernsey

RWA Permit 9004-1

Personal Best for Kevin Allan

Guernsey walkers all decided to race in the shorter distance on offer, resulting in a win over 5 kilometres for Stuart Le Noury in 26.21 on a windy morning, with second place going to leading woman Donna Allan. Back in 5th place husband Kevin Allan removed almost a minute from his previous best time with a time of 36.26 .

1 Stuart le Noury M 26.21

2 Donna Allan W40 32.12

2 Phil Lockwood M45 34.25

4 Kevin Le Noury M60 35.03

5 Kevin Allan M40 36.26

6 Kay Coulson W50 38.10

7 Mick Le Sauvage M75 38.41

Rob Elliott for SWC

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5 miles road walk

Sunday February 3rd 2019

Sarnia Walking Club

Bob Wright Handicap Series Race Six

RWA Permit 9003-1

5 miles road walk

Lancresse to North Beach

Last to First

Race winner Stuart Le Noury walked through the field of walkers from his back marker position to claim a new personal best over the 5 miles distance. On a crisp winters morning with very little wind, he walked an actual time of 41.03 narrowly beating his old best time. Defending series winner Kevin Allan held on to second place holding off wife Donna who finished nine seconds behind. Donnas time of 47.49 was not too far off her time set last year which was the best time set by a Guernsey woman.

Rob Elliott, back in fourth closed down on Donna Allan who had a minutes handicap start in the first few miles, but could not close the final 10 or so seconds. As the gap slowly decreased Stuart Le Noury went past Elliott and then Donna, who upped her speed to hang on to Le Noury for a while and reopen the gap.

Fifth place went to Kevin Le Noury ahead of Kay Coulson who just managed to break the hour barrier as did Peter Beckerleg in seventh. Mick Le Sauvage was next home and edged closer to his 8,000th mile of race walking. Phil Lockwood brought the race to an end with his 57.33 clocking.

With one race to go and allowing for the two races that can be discarded in the seven race series, Jayne Le Noury, who had a very rare “did not finish” for todays race is set up as favourite with son Stuart the nearest challenger.

1 Stuart Le Noury M 59.03 (watch time) / 18.00 (handicap) / 41.03 (actual time)

2 Kevin Allan M40 59.40 / 2.00 / 57.40

3 Donna Allan W40 59.49 / 12.00 / 47.49

4 Rob Elliott M55 1.00.11 / 13.00 / 47.11

5 Kevin Le Noury M60 1.01.12 / 6.00 / 55.12

6 Kay Coulson W50 1.01.57 / 2.00 / 59.57

7 Peter Beckerleg M60 1.03.14 / 5.00 / 58.14

8 Mick Le Sauvage M75 1.03.19 / 2.00 / 1.01.19

9 Phil Lockwood M45 1.05.33 / 8.00 / 57.33

DNF Jayne Le Noury W55

Rob Elliott for SWC

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5 kms road walk

Sunday January 13th 2019

Sarnia Walking Club 

Bob Wright Handicap Series Race Five

5 kilometres road walk 

Les Amarreurs, Vale, Guernsey

Third win in a row for Jayne 

Jayne Le Noury heads the seven race handicap series after five of the races with her third win in a row. Over a distance of 5 kilometres walked in windy conditions, with the worst of it head on, it was tough going on the long straight section of the three lap course. Set off first Jayne was not likely to be caught as the race neared its conclusion, as she crossed the line in 38.56, almost a minute ahead of Donna Allan in second place. Third place went to Peter Beckerleg. Rob Elliott, back in sixth place walked the fastest time of the day with his 29.38, ahead of Donna Allan in 30.20.

1 Jayne Le Noury W55 38.56 (watch time) / 0.00 (handicap) / 38.56 (actual time)

2 Donna Allan W40 39.50 / 9.30 / 30.20

3 Peter Beckerleg M60 40.26 / 5.00 / 35.26

4 Kevin Le Noury M60 40.42 / 6.00 / 34.42

5 Mick Le Sauvage M75 40.55 / 3.00 / 37.55

6 Rob Elliott M55 41.08 / 11.30 / 29.38

7 Phil Lockwood M45 42.21 / 8.00/ 34.21

8 Dave Dorey M70 43.46 / 2.00 / 41.46

Rob Elliott for SWC

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Val des Terres Hill Climb

Sarnia Walking Club

Le Val des Terres Hill Climb 815 metres

St Peter Port, Guernsey

Twelve wins for Stuart Le Noury

Fastest man up the hill in the Val des Terres time trial was Stuart Le Noury recording his 12th win in a time of 4.46 to take home the Rob Waterman Hill Climb Shield in this annual event first contested for in 1966. 

Womens winner Donna Allan removed five seconds from her best time to take the Ladies Shield in a time of 6.13 and equalled the age group best set by Marie MacDonald a few years ago.. Making the most of the good conditions, she finished ahead of Wendy Wilson, who also recorded a new best time of just under 7 minutes. Third place went to Jayne Le Noury, a few seconds ahead of Kay Coulson.

Jason Le Noury, making a rare appearance walked 5.09 for second place in the mens section. Walk of the day was probably by Kevin Allan in 5th place who removed 41 seconds from his previous best time.

Rob Waterman Hill Climb Shield Men

1 Stuart Le Noury M 4.46

2 Jason Le Noury M 5.09

3 Rob Elliott M55 5.48

4 Kevin Le Noury M60 6.15

5 Kevin Allan M40 6.52

6 Peter Beckerleg M60 6.56

7 Mick Le Sauvage M75 7.56

SWC Ladies Hill Climb Shield

1 Donna Allan W40 6.13

2  Wendy Wilson W55 6.58

3 Jayne Le Noury W55 7.32

4 Kay Coulson W50 7.36

Rob Elliott for SWC

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3 kms road walk

Sunday December 9th 2018

Sarnia Walking Club

3 kilometres road walk

Les Amarreurs, Vale , Guernsey

Strong winds slow down the race walkers

The expected 10 kilometres road walk was reduced to two laps and three kilometres with the windy conditions taking their toll before the walk had started. A strong headwind up the longest straight slowed things down for the walkers, with Stuart Le Noury winning in 15.40 from Rob Elliott. 

1 Stuart Le Noury M 15.40

2 Rob Elliott M55 18.31

3 Kevin Le Noury M60 20.13

4 Donna Allan W40 20.46

5 Peter Beckerleg M60 21.40

6 Kevin Allan M40 21.48

7 Kay Coulson W50 22.31

8 Mick Le Sauvage M75 22.42

9 Jayne Le Noury W 55 23.02

Rob Elliott for SWC

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2 kms Pleinmont road walk

Sunday December 2nd 2018

Sarnia Walking Club

Bob Wright Handicap Series Race Four

2 kilometres road walk at Pleinmont, Guernsey.

Second win for Jayne

Jayne Le Noury led from start to finish to secure her second win in the Bob Wright Handicap Series and goes into the new year with an overall lead in the series by one point from son Stuart. Walking on the hilly out and back course at Pleinmont she crossed the line in just over 15 minutes, with Kevin Le Noury taking second place in 15.11, ahead of Rob Elliott in third.

Fastest woman on the day was fourth placed Donna Allan with an actual time of 12.01. Jayne Le Noury with 15.03 edged out late starter Kay Coulson, who had an actual time of 15.07 for second fastest. Stuart Le Nourys 9.49 was the quickest of the men.

1 Jayne Le Noury W55 15.03 (watch time) / 0.00 (handicap) / 15.03 (actual time)

2 Kevin Le Noury M60 15.11 / 2.00 / 13.11

3 Rob Elliott M55 15.15 / 4.00 /11.15

4 Donna Allan W40 15.31 / 3.30 / 12.01

5 Mick Le Sauvage M75 15.33 / 0.45 / 14.48

6 Phil Lockwood M45 15.34 / 3.00 / 12.34

7 Stuart Le Noury M 15.39 / 5.50 / 9.49

8 Peter Beckerleg M60 16.02 / 1.45 / 14.17

9 Dave Dorey M70 16.12 / 0.45 / 15.27

10 Kay Coulson W50 18.37 / 3.30 / 15.07

Rob Elliott for SWC

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10 kms road walk

Sunday November 18th 2018

Sarnia Walking Club

10 kilometres road walk

North Side, Vale, Guernsey

Sub 54 minutes win for Le Noury

Stuart Le Noury walked to a sub 54 minutes clocking on a sunny and windy Sunday morning over the four laps of the North Side Circuit. Leading throughout he passed the halfway point in 26.47 before slowing slightly in the second half. Leading woman Donna Allan started steadily and with a half way time of 32.38, increased the pace in the second half to finish with a negative split time of 31.50 and a final time of 1.04.28. Third placed Phil Lockwood had Donna in his sight for the first three laps before fading to finish in 1.07.24.

1 Stuart Le Noury M 53.57

2 Donna Allan W40 1.04.28

3 Phil Lockwood M45 1.07.24

4 Kevin Le Noury M60 1.12.48

5 Mick Le Sauvage M75 1.18.16

6 Jayne Le Noury W55 1.19.37

10 kms Delancey Park

Sunday October 21st 2018  

Sarnia Walking Club

Bob Wright Handicap Series Race Two

10 kilometres road walk

RWA Permit 8082-1_r1

Delancey Park, St Sampsons, Guernsey 

Le Noury increases handicap lead

Stuart Le Noury increased his lead in the Bob Wright Handicap Series when finishing third overall in the handicap section of the 10 kilometres walk held at a sunny Delancey Park. First on handicap was Phil Lockwood, with a four seconds advantage over Jayne Le Noury.

Donna Allan made a return to a race after time off, but under instructions to take it easy, finished well down on her usual times. 

(Actual times)

1 Stuart Le Noury M 54.35 

2 Phil Lockwood M45 1.07.29

3 Donna Allan W40 1.10.42

4 Kevin Le Noury M60 1.14.45

5 Mick Le Sauvage M75 1.18.19

6 Jayne Le Noury W55 1.21.33

DNF Olga Le Noury W35 44.47 for 5 kms

Handicap positions and times

1 P Lockwood 1.21.29, 2 J Le Noury 1.21.33, 3 S Le Noury 1.23.35, 4 M Le Sauvage 1.24.19, 5 K Le Noury 1.24.45, 6 D Allan 1.27.42

Church to Church 19.4 miles

Sunday September 2^nd 2018

 

Sarnia Walking Club

ABN-AMRO Private Banking Church to Church 19.4 miles walk

South Esplanade, St Peter Port, Guernsey

 

Third win for Stuart in traditional Church to Church walk

 

Stuart Le Noury walked to his third overall win in the annual Church to Church walk over 19.4 miles in a walk sponsored by ABN-AMRO Channel Islands Ltd. His winning time of 3 hours 11.24 was his second quickest time and walked in conditions that grew hotter as the race progressed.

Out on his own and unchallenged throughout the walk he had built up a lead of almost 5 minutes by the 4 miles point at the airport after walking from the South Esplanade and up the twisting hills and lanes via Cornet Street and Les Vardes, passing St Martins Church on the way through.

Rob Elliott had settled into second place and walking steadily had a lead over third men Phil Lockwood and Ian Torode, a visitor in his first Church walk, of nearly four minutes at the same point.

Leading woman Wendy Wilson passed by in 49 minutes with a 50 seconds lead over Ana Sahati. The expected leading woman Donna Allan, the Sarnia Walking Club Champion, was sidelined and had to be a frustrated spectator on doctors orders after an untimely recent visit to the hospital. 

After walking on to Torteval and through the ups and down hill sections to St Peters and St Saviours, Le Nourys lead increased as he passed the ten miles point at Les Vauxbalets in 1.35.45. Elliott, as last year hit that distance in a shade over 1 hour 50 minutes but was to soon start struggling with his pace noticeably slowing soon afterwards.

Other competitors were relatively close together with local Phil Lockwood, Ian Torode and Glyn Jones all in with a chance of third place going into the final miles.

Stuart, still well in control went through 15 miles at the Vale Church in around 2 hours 22 minutes and only slowing slightly claimed a convincing victory back in St Peter Port after negotiating the crowds at the Sea Front Sunday and on to the finish at South Esplanade. 

Elliott was still walking at his reduced pace as he glanced at the clock at Vale Church showing around 2 hours 50 minutes, thinking back to the days when he would reach the finish in that sort of time.

As conditions got hotter the walkers were sorting themselves out with Glyn Jones from Coventry Godiva, with a few Church walks under his belt claimed third place in 3.48.46. A couple of minutes behind was Ian Torode, a race walker from the south west of England, who held off Phil Lockwood by another few minutes.

 Stephen Cartwight, another first time competitor from Colchester and Tendring finished in 6^th place in 3.55.23, ahead of regular visitor Sean Pender from Enfield in 3.57.27. Past winner and another regular walker to Guernsey events, Ed Shillabeer added another finish to his total with his slowest time in the walk, finishing in over 4 hours for 9^th place. His best time was a winning 2.40.58 back in 1989. Ed recently walked for 11 hours in a 24 hours walk.

 Isle of Man walker, now working in Guernsey, John James Cooper finished in 4 hours 21.05. It was his first Guernsey walk but he has completed the Isle of Man version of the Guernsey race three times, with their distance being much further at 85 miles.

 Regular visitor David Hoben struggled in the closing stages but crossed the line for another finish in 4 hours 36. Less than five minutes behind was first local woman Ana Sahati with a winning time of 4.41.25. Second woman was regular local walker Wendy Wilson, walking much further than she has done before and struggling in the second half of the race. To her credit, she held on to finish as second woman in 4.56.41 and now has a trophy to show to her father Roger Brehaut who walked to second place in 1955 with a time of 3 hours 27 minutes in front of a big crowd at the finish.

 Today saw the end of a competitive streak by stalwart Kevin Le Noury. He first walked the event back in 1976 and was a winner of the Victory Cup for the first Channel Islander to finish back in 1987 and until today was an ever present on the start and finish line. Today he was officiating.

 

Rob Elliott for SWC

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Results and trophy list below… 

Pos.		Name	Club	Age	Time
		Men
1		Stuart Le Noury	Sarnia WC	M	3.11.24
2		Rob Elliott	Sarnia WC	M55	3.41.56
3		Glyn Jones	Coventry Godiva	M75	3.48.46
4		Ian Torode	South West Veterans AC	M60	3.50.56
5		Phil Lockwood	Sarnia WC	M45	3.52.43
6		Stephen Cartwright	Colchester & Tendring AC	M60	3.55.23
7		Sean Pender	Enfield & Haringey	M65	3.57.27
8		Ed Shillabeer	Ilford AC	M75	4.06.06
9		John James Cooper	Unattached	M35	4.21.05
10		David Hoben	Surrey WC	M65	4.36.51
		Women
1		Ana Sahati	Unattached	W35	4.41.25
2		Wendy Wilson	Sarnia WC	W55	4.56.41

 

 

 

Men:
Open Winner	Stuart Le Noury
2nd	Rob Elliott
3rd	Glyn Jones
Victory Cup (First Channel Islander)	Stuart Le Noury
Newcomer Plaque	Ian Torode
Newcomer Trophy (First Channel Islander)	John James Cooper
Under 25 Plaque	None
Under 25 Trophy (First Channel islander)	None
Women:
Open Winner	Ana Sahati
2nd	Wendy Wilson
3rd	None
Star Trophy (First Channel Islander)	Ana Sahati
Newcomer Plaque	None
Newcomer Trophy (First Channel Islander)	Ana Sahati
Under 25 Plaque	None
Under 25 Trophy (First Channel Islander)	None
Jenny Elliott Salver	Ana Sahati
(first over 35 Channel Island woman)
C J Robin Veterans tankard: 40 to 49 yrs	Phil Lockwood
Healthspan Super Vets tankard 50 to 59 yrs	Rob Elliott
Winning Ways Trophy: 60 – 69 yrs	Ian Torode
Ilford AC Vets trophy : over 70 yrs	Glyn Jones
Team Trophies:
Guernsey Parish Shield :	St Peter Port
Stuart Le Noury, Phil Lockwood and John James Cooper
Husband and Wife: (first couple to finish)	None
Fletchersports Team Shield (men, women, mixed)                              Sarnia WC
Stuart Le Noury, Rob Elliott and Phil Lockwood
Thanks to our walk sponsors
Sponsored by ABN-AMRO Channel Islands Ltd Private Banking
Fletchersports, Jenny Elliott, Electrical Supplies and Machinery Ltd

 

One mile track Championship

Friday August 17th 2018

Sarnia Walking Club

Heritage Group Championships Race Ten

1 mile track walk

Osmond Priaulx, Footes Lane, Guernsey

Race winner retains Heritage Group Championship 

Race winner Stuart Le Noury retained the Heritage Group Mens Championship with a win in the tenth race of the Sarnia Walking Club Championship for the Sportsman Cup. His time of 7.53 for the one mile race was 44 seconds quicker than Rob Elliott who finished the race as well as the Championship in second place and winner of the Grace Mansfield Endeavour Trophy.

Third place went to Phil Lockwood in 9.36. Wendy Wilson was the quickest of the women with her 10.45, ahead of Kay Coulson and Jayne Le Noury. The absent Donna Allan had done enough prior to the race to win the womens section of the Championships and the Carol Bates Memorial Trophy. Jayne Le Noury took second place overall from Olga Le Noury. Youngest walker in the race was Ellis Lockwood who walked to finish only a few seconds down on the womens winner, with a time of 10.47 wins the Junior Under 17 Championship.

The Jubilee Tankard for the handicapped section of the Championship for both men and women was won by Stuart Le Noury from Phil Lockwood, closely followed by Mick Le Sauvage in third.

1 Stuart Le Noury M 7.53

2 Rob Elliott M55 8.37

3 Phil Lockwood M45 9.36

4 Kevin Le Noury M60 10.22

5 Peter Beckerleg M55 10.36

6 Wendy Wilson W50 10.45

7 Ellis Lockwood U13 10.47

8 Dave Dorey M70 11.29

9 Mick Le Sauvage M75 11.31

10 Kay Coulson W50 11.43

11 Jayne Le Noury W55 12.08

Handicap positions (handicap) / handicap time

1 W Wilson (1.00) 11.45, 2= R Elliott (3.15) 11.52, 2=K Le Noury (1.30) 11.52, 4 D Dorey (0.30) 11.59, 5= P Lockwood (2.30) 12.06, 5= P Beckerleg (1.30) 12.06, 7= S Le Noury (4.15) 12.08, 7=  J Le Noury (0.00) 12.08, 9 M Le Sauvage (0.45) 12.16, 10 K Coulson (0.45) 12.28.

Heritage Mens Championship for Sportsmans Cup and Grace Mansfield Endeavour Trophy

1 Stuart Le Noury 120 points, 2 Rob Elliott 102, 3 Phil Lockwood 88, 4 Kevin Le Noury 74, 5= Peter Beckerleg 62, 5= Mick Le Sauvage 62, 7 Dave Dorey 37.

Heritage Womens Championship for Carol Bates Memorial Trophy

1 Donna Allan 90 points, 2 Jayne Le Noury 75, 3 Olga Le Noury 63, 4 Kay Coulson 49, 5 Wendy Wilson 25.

Heritage Jubilee Tankard Handicap Championship

1 Stuart Le Noury 80.5 points, 2 Phil Lockwood 75.5, 3 Mick Le Sauvage 75, 4 Kevin Le Noury 66, 5 Rob Elliott 64, 6 Peter Beckerleg 61.5, 7 Dave Dorey 60, 8 Jayne Le Noury 55.5, 9 Donna Allan 47, 10 Olga Le Noury 41, 11 Kay Coulson 31, 12 Wendy Wilson 30.

Heritage Junior Under 17 Championship

1 Ellis Lockwood 15 points

Rob Elliott for SWC

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