Eric Waldron 2 miles track

Sunday March 26th 2017

Sarnia Walking Club

Eric Waldron 2 miles track walk

Osmond Priaulx, Guernsey 

sponsored by Channel Island Ceramics

Win number eight

Stuart Le Noury raced to his eighth Eric Waldron title over the two miles track distance with an easy win in the latest race. Dominating from the start he lapped the field to finish in 15.23, only four seconds behind his personal best time set a few years ago. Second home was Rob Elliott, himself a multiple winner of this event many years back. 

Third place went to Donna Allan in 19.01, adding a new Guernsey age best to her recent collection. The time was the third fastest by a local woman, behind times set by Jenny Elliott and sister Kathryn Tostevin in this now rarely walked distance.

Youngest walker Ellis Lockwood made a good effort in the closing laps to close down Kay Coulson, with Coulson only just holding on by a second.

1 Stuart Le Noury M 15.23

2 Rob Elliott M55 18.02

3 Donna Allan W40 19.01

4 Kevin Le Noury M55 21.11

5 Olga Le Noury W35 22.15

6 Peter Beckerleg M55 22.27

7 Mick Le Sauvage M75 22.28

8 Kay Coulson W45 23.02

9 Ellis Lockwood U13 23.03

10 Phil Lockwood M40 23.06

11 Dave Dorey 24.50

Updated version of Who is Eric Waldron? Follow the link to a profile: http://walkguernsey.wordpress.com/sportsman-champions-profiles/eric-waldron/

He donated the trophy to the GIAAC 53 years ago in 1964, which in turn was passed on to the SWC in 1970. Inaugural winner of the 2 miles track (grass track at Cambridge Park) walk was Len Duquemin winning narrowly from John Moullin, both given the same time of 16.09.1. Duquemin improving his time to 14.46.5 in 1966, which until 2009 was the Guernsey Allcomers Record for a 2 miles track walk, until Carl Thomson walked 14.40.4.

The event moved to the roads after that from 1969 to 2002. From 2003 the race has moved back to a track walk for most years to 2017.

Len Duquemin`s track time has frequently been surpassed with winning times on the road. Walker’s fastest winning times in this race are, Rob Waterman 14.30 in 1969, Andy Le Heron 14.15 in 1972, Mick Elliott 14.33 in 1974, Rob Elliott 13.58 in 1981, Mark Elliott 13.56 in 1985, Carl Thomson 14.02 in 1990, Jason Le Noury 15.10 and Stuart Le Noury 15.19.

Fastest time for the event is by Mark Elliott in 13.56 (1995). Youngest winner is Jason Le Noury at 15 years old in 2004. The walk has once been won by a woman, Jenny Elliott in 1999 and once had a tie for first place between local Kevin Le Noury and visitor Sean Pender.

Full list of winners for Eric Waldron Trophy

1964	Len W Duquemin	16.09.1
1965	Len W Duquemin	15.22
1966	Len W Duquemin	14.46.5
1969	Rob Waterman	14.30
1970	Rob Waterman	14.42
1971	Rob Waterman	15.06
1972	Andy Le Heron	14.15
1973	Rob Waterman	15.02
1974	Mick Elliott	14.33
1975	Mick Elliott	15.25
1976	Mick Elliott	14.52
1977	Rob Elliott	14.57
1978	Rob Elliott	14.47
1979	Mick Elliott	15.08
1980	Rob Elliott	14.37
1981	Rob Elliott	13.58
1982	Mick Elliott	15.28
1983	Dave Dorey	16.42
1984	Mark Elliott	15.17
1985	Mark Elliott	13.56
1986	Rob Elliott	14.48
1987	Rob Elliott	14.47
1988	Rob Elliott	15.10
1989	Carl Thomson	15.30
1990	Carl Thomson	14.02
1991	Rob Elliott	13.58
1992	Carl Thomson	15.32
1993	Rob Elliott	15.27
1994	Carl Thomson	14.19
1995	Carl Thomson	14.35
1996	Alun Williams	18.07
1997	Alan Roger	17.49
1998	Alan Roger	17.15
1999	Jenny Elliott	17.19
2000	Kevin Le Noury/ Sean Pender	18.29
2001	Rob Elliott	15.37
2002	Rob Elliott	16.00
2003	Terry Bates	16.37
2004	Jason Le Noury	16.44
2005	Jason Le Noury	16.24
2006	Terry Bates	17.05
2007	Jason Le Noury	16.42

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Eric Waldron 2 miles

Sunday April 3rd 2016

Sarnia Walking Club Channel Island Ceramics Eric Waldron Trophy

2 miles track walk at Osmond Priaulx, Guernsey

RWA Permit 6031-1

Stuart wins Waldron Trophy for 7th time

Stuart Le Noury won the Channel Island Ceramics Eric Waldron Trophy for the seventh time after losing his nearest challenger mid way through the race. Brothers Stuart and Jason Le Noury headed the field of 12 walkers from the start of the traditional 2 miles walk, first contested back in 1964. Together for 3 laps, the eventual winner pulled away to cross the line in 15.43, leaving second placed Jason over half a minute behind.

Third to finish was Rob Elliott in 18.12 who soon left his nearest challenger Phil Lockwood behind. An even paced walk gave Elliott a half minute cushion over Phil, who is in training for the London Marathon being held soon.

Young Alex Sinkevics overtook the elder Kevin Le Noury in the closing lap to finish in 20.43, five seconds ahead.

The fastest of the women was Marie Macdonald in 22.07, a seven seconds personal best time, beating her time set last year. Jayne Le Noury took second place in 22.50, ahead of a fast finishing Kay Coulson in 23.12.

Peter Beckerleg, having been overtaken by Kay late on finished in 23.15 with Dave Dorey closing in 24.06.

The next walk is on Sunday April 17th at Delancey Park at 9.30 am over a distance of 10 kilometres. It is the second race in the Heritage Championships. Details from Jayne Le Noury, lenouryjedburgh@cwgsy.net.

Slight change to the fixture list is the walk on Sunday May 29th . The race will now start at 9.00 am, due to walkers wishing to take part in the Race for Life being held soon after. Other details remain the same.

Pos	Athlete		Club	Time
1	Stuart Le Noury	M	Sarnia Walking Club	15.43
2	Jason Le Noury	M	Sarnia Walking Club	16.18
3	Rob Elliott	M55	Sarnia Walking Club	18.12
4	Phil Lockwood	M40	Sarnia Walking Club	18.42
5	Alex Sinkevics	U17	Sarnia Walking Club	20.43
6	Kevin Le Noury	M55	Sarnia Walking Club	20.48
7	Mick Le Sauvage	M75	Sarnia Walking Club	21.45
8	Marie Macdonald	W40	Sarnia Walking Club	22.07
9	Jayne Le Noury	W55	Sarnia Walking Club	22.50
10	Kay Coulson	W45	Sarnia Walking Club	23.12
11	Peter Beckerleg	M55	Sarnia Walking Club	23.15
12	Dave Dorey	M65	Sarnia Walking Club	24.06

 

Chilcott Cup 7 miles

Sunday  March 29th 2015

Sarnia Walking Club

Channel Island Ceramics Chilcott Cup

7 miles road walk

Albecq to North Side, Guernsey

Personal Best for Winner

Stuart Le Noury raced to a new personal best time in the Channel Island Ceramics 7 miles road walk for the annual Chilcott Cup held in windy conditions from Albecq to North Side. Out on his own from the start he crossed the line in 56.37, taking almost a minute from his previous best time. Rob Elliott took second place in 1.02.38 with Phil Lockwood in third.

First woman across the line was Olga Sinkevica with 1.14.55, finishing close to the fourth man home, Kevin Le Noury who had a good walk taking 3 minutes off his last years performance. Peter Beckerleg. Mick Le Sauvage and Kay Coulson also went much quicker than in the last race, whilst the remaining two walkers Jayne Le Noury and Dave Dorey had a close race with Jayne getting home first at the finish.

On a personal note, I, Rob Elliott had a frustrating race despite partially happy to break his 63 minutes pre race target. Walking well until almost the 4 miles point at 7 mph pace, the leg injury flared again and slowed me down for the next mile which was taken easily at near 10 minutes mile pace, before rallying slightly in the last two miles. One day I will last a race!

The next walk is on Friday April 10th at 6.30 pm. The venue is Footes Lane over a distance of 2 miles for the Eric Waldron Trophy. Further information from Jayne Le Noury lenouryjedburgh@cwgsy.net .

1 Stuart Le Noury M 56.37

2 Rob Elliott M55 1.02.38

3 Phil Lockwood M40 1.08.28

4 Kevin Le Nopury M55 1.14.25

5 Olga Sinkevica W 1.14.55

6 Peter Beckerleg M55 1.17.22

7 Mick Le Sauvage M75 1.18.22

8 Jayne Le Noury W50 1.20.00

9 Dave Dorey M65 1.20.08

10 Kay Coulson W45 1.22.55

Eric Waldron 2 miles track

Five times winner Stuart Le Noury

Stuart Le Noury retained the Channel Island Ceramics sponsored Eric Waldron Trophy over 2 miles with an easy win in 15.45. The trophy which was first presented in 1964 has now been won 5 times by Stuart, on this occasion being only 23 seconds outside his best winning time. Going through half way in 7.44 he slowed in the latter half.

Kevin Le Noury won the race for second place ahead of Peter Beckerleg. A battle to the line saw Dave Dorey just edge ahead of Mick Le Sauvage, whilst Jayne Le Noury was the quickest woman finishing ahead of Rita Herridge and Kay Coulson.

Team winners in the last club event Kay Coulson and Rob Elliott had races at the other end as Kay brought the race to  a close with Rob Elliott pulling up after only half a laps walking.

The next walk is on Sunday April 27th at Quayside, North Side over a distance of 10 kilometres. It will be the third race in the Heritage Club Championships starting at 9.30 am. Details from Jayne Le Noury lenouryjedburgh@cwgsy.net.

 

 

 
1 Stuart Le Noury M 15.45

2 Kevin Le Noury M55 21.22

3 Peter Beckerleg M55 21.40

4 Dave Dorey M65 22.06

5 Mick Le Sauvage M70 22.06

6 Jayne Le Noury W50 23.38

7 Rita Herridge W65 24.11

8 Kay Coulson W45 26.00

DNF Rob Elliott M55

 

Next race Eric Waldron 2 miles

The next walk in the SWC calendar is the 2 miles track walk for the Eric Waldron Trophy, being held at Footes Lane this coming Friday evening at 6.30 pm.

Who is Eric Waldron? Follow the link to a profile: http://walkguernsey.wordpress.com/sportsman-champions-profiles/eric-waldron/

He donated the trophy to the GIAAC 50 years ago in 1964, which in turn was passed on to the SWC in 1970. Inaugural winner of the 2 miles track (grass track at Cambridge Park) walk was Len Duquemin winning narrowly from John Moullin, both given the same time of 16.09.1. Duquemin improving his time to 14.46.5 in 1966, which until 2009 was the Guernsey Allcomers Record for a 2 miles track walk, until Carl Thomson walked 14.40.4.

The event moved to the roads after that from 1969 to 2002. From 2003 the race has moved back to a track walk for most years to 2013.

Len Duquemin`s track time has frequently been surpassed with winning times on the road. Walker’s fastest winning times in this race are, Rob Waterman 14.30 in 1969, Andy Le Heron 14.15 in 1972, Mick Elliott 14.33 in 1974, Rob Elliott 13.58 in 1981, Mark Elliott 13.56 in 1985, Carl Thomson 14.02 in 1990, Jason Le Noury 15.10 and Stuart Le Noury 15.22.

Fastest time for the event is by Mark Elliott in 13.56 (1995). Youngest winner is Jason Le Noury at 15 years old in 2004. The walk has once been won by a woman, Jenny Elliott in 1999 and once had a tie for first place between local Kevin Le Noury and visitor Sean Pender.

Full list of winners for Eric Waldron Trophy

1964	Len W Duquemin	16.09.1
1965	Len W Duquemin	15.22
1966	Len W Duquemin	14.46.5
1969	Rob Waterman	14.30
1970	Rob Waterman	14.42
1971	Rob Waterman	15.06
1972	Andy Le Heron	14.15
1973	Rob Waterman	15.02
1974	Mick Elliott	14.33
1975	Mick Elliott	15.25
1976	Mick Elliott	14.52
1977	Rob Elliott	14.57
1978	Rob Elliott	14.47
1979	Mick Elliott	15.08
1980	Rob Elliott	14.37
1981	Rob Elliott	13.58
1982	Mick Elliott	15.28
1983	Dave Dorey	16.42
1984	Mark Elliott	15.17
1985	Mark Elliott	13.56
1986	Rob Elliott	14.48
1987	Rob Elliott	14.47
1988	Rob Elliott	15.10
1989	Carl Thomson	15.30
1990	Carl Thomson	14.02
1991	Rob Elliott	13.58
1992	Carl Thomson	15.32
1993	Rob Elliott	15.27
1994	Carl Thomson	14.19
1995	Carl Thomson	14.35
1996	Alun Williams	18.07
1997	Alan Roger	17.49
1998	Alan Roger	17.15
1999	Jenny Elliott	17.19
2000	Kevin Le Noury/ Sean Pender	18.29
2001	Rob Elliott	15.37
2002	Rob Elliott	16.00
2003	Terry Bates	16.37
2004	Jason Le Noury	16.44
2005	Jason Le Noury	16.24
2006	Terry Bates	17.05
2007	Jason Le Noury	16.42

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Channel Island Ceramics

The Sarnia Walking Club are pleased to announce that Channel Island Ceramics are to sponsor two of the oldest events on our calendar in 2014, namely the Eric Waldron 2 miles track walk and the Chilcott Cup 7 miles road walk.

The trophies both date back to the 1960`s and were first donated to the Guernsey Island Amateur Athletic Club. They were then passed on to the Sarnia Walking Club.

The Eric Waldron Trophy was introduced in 1964 and first won by Len Duquemin in 16.09.1, just ahead of John Moullin who was given the same time. The first events were held on the grass track at Cambridge Park, with Duquemin improving his time to 14.46.5 in 1966, which until 2009 was the Guernsey Allcomers Record for a 2 miles track walk, until Carl Thomson walked 14.40.4.

The event moved to the roads after that from 1969 to 2002. From 2003 the race has moved back to a track walk for most years to 2013.

Len Duquemin`s track time has frequently been surpassed with winning times on the road. Walker’s fastest winning times in this race are, Rob Waterman 14.30 in 1969, Andy Le Heron 14.15 in 1972, Mick Elliott 14.33 in 1974, Rob Elliott 13.58 in 1981, Mark Elliott 13.56 in 1985, Carl Thomson 14.02 in 1990.

The Chilcott & Sons Ltd Trophy was first walked for in 1963 and won by T Le Gallez. John Moullin took the honours a year later just breaking the hour barrier. Roy Brouard was awarded the Trophy in 1965 in a handicapped 7 miles walk.

After a gap of six years the Trophy was reintroduced, with Moullin winning in 1971 in 54.35. Rob Waterman went even quicker a year later with a 53.58 winning time.

Mick Elliott won the Trophy 5 times between 1973 and 1981, a 55.19 being his fastest time. His son Robert has won the race 16 times, with a best of 51.35, which is still a Guernsey record on the Houmet to White Rock course. Carl Thomson has 6 wins to his name, with a fastest time of 51.56 on the Albecq to North Side course.

 

 

 

Eric Waldron Trophy 2 miles track walk

Friday April 5th 2013

Sarnia Walking Club
Office Solutions sponsored Eric Waldron Trophy
2 miles track walk
Osmond Priaulx, Guernsey

Stuart Le Noury retained the Office Solutions Eric Waldron Trophy in the first evening race of the year.The bitterly cold evening and windy conditions did not help as he led from start to finish to cross the line in 16.39. Second man home and thirty seconds behind was Phil Lockwood with past winner Rob Elliott back in third. Rose Druckes was the quickest of the women ahead of Harriet Payne.
Nowadays the distance is rarely competed over, but the SWC are sticking to the distance for this traditional trophy awarded almost 50 years ago by Eric Waldron. Eric, an athelete back in the 1950`s and 1960`s and occasional race walker has twice won the annual Church to Church road walk.
The next walk is on Sunday April 14th at Les Amarreurs at 9.30 am. The race is a one mile handicap and is for the Philadelphia Team Trophy. Details from Jayne Le Noury at lenouryjedburgh@cwgsy.net.

1 Stuart Le Noury M 16.38.8
2 Phil Lockwood M40 17.08.9
3 Rob Elliott M50 18.02.8
4 Kevin Le Noury M55 21.12.8
5 Dave Dorey M65 21.51.1
6 Mick Le Sauvage M70 22.11.0
7 Peter Beckerleg M50 23.01.4
8 Rose Druckes W65 23.41.0
9 Harriet Payne W 25.16.6

Office Solutions Eric Waldron Trophy

 

Friday March 30th 2012

Sarnia Walking Club

Office Solutions (Guernsey) Ltd 2 miles road walk

Les Amarreurs, Guernsey

Eric Waldron Trophy

 

Stuart retains Eric Waldron Trophy

 

Stuart Le Noury retained the Office Solutions sponsored walk for the Eric Waldron Trophy when easily taking victory in a new personal best 2 miles time of 15.22 on the road at Les Amarreurs.  Ideal conditions helped all the walkers in the first evening race of the year. An ankle injury probably cost Le Noury removing more time, but was good enough to leave second man home trailing by 41 seconds. Jason Le Noury was second home in his first race for some time, with Phil Lockwood taking third place.

Past winner Rob Elliott had a good race finishing not too far behind Lockwood and breaking the Guernsey age group best time. Jayne Le Noury was the first woman home in 21.41, which was her best for five years.

The next walk is on Sunday April 15th at 9.30 am. The walk is from Albecq to North Side, a distance of seven miles and is for the Office Solutions Chilcott Cup. All are welcome to compete. Details from Jayne Le Noury, tel 246865.

Photo left to right, Jason Le Noury, Stuart Le Noury and Phil Lockwood.

 

1 Stuart Le Noury M 15.22

2 Jason Le Noury M 16.03

3 Phil Lockwood M35 16.40

4 Rob Elliott M50 17.05

5 Kevin Le Noury M50 21.03

6 Jayne Le Noury W50 21.41

7 Dave Dorey M65 22.10

8 Mick Le Sauvage M70 23.09

9 Kay Coulson W40 25.16

Office Solutions (Guernsey) Ltd sponsor Waldron and Chilcott races

The Sarnia Walking Club are pleased to announce that Office Solutions (Guernsey) Ltd are to sponsor two of Guernseys oldest race trophies, namely the Eric Waldron Trophy and the Chilcott Cup. The Eric Waldron 2 miles walk takes place this Friday evening  (March 30th) at Les Amarreurs, Vale at 6.30 pm. The Chilcott Cup, held over a distance of 7 miles takes place on Sunday April 15th at 9.30 am, over a road course from Albecq to North Side.

Stuart Le Noury is the defending Champion in both walks, winning the 2 miles Waldron event in 15.50 and the Chilcott in just over an hour. Both trophies date back to the early 1960`s. All are welcome to come and have a go at either event. Newcomers will be made welcome to any of our walks. Contact details from the “contacts” page on the right.   

Eric Waldron 2 miles track walk

         

Friday April 1st 2011

Sarnia Walking Club, Bedell Cristin sponsored Eric Waldron Trophy

2 miles track walk

Osmond Priaulx, Footes Lane, Guernsey

 

Stuart wins the Waldron Trophy

 

Stuart Le Noury was too fast for defending champion and brother Jason Le Noury in the 2 miles Bedell Cristin sponsored Eric Waldron race. The brothers were together for the first two of eight laps before Stuart started pulling away. By the one mile point he had a lead of seven seconds as he went through the half way in 7.37. Third walker Phil Lockwood was well down in 8.20. The gaps increased in the second half of the race as Stuart crossed the line in an almost identical time that he recorded when winning the event in 2008. The first three were all down on their times set in the same event in 2010. Fourth spot went to Rob Elliott, satisfied with his effort as he tries to get back into shape. Others in the field were strung out with Kevin Le Noury getting the better of Dave Dorey and Mick Le Sauvage. Womens competitor Rose Druckes struggled along at the rear of the field, glad to finish, suffering from a cold.

The next local walk is on Sunday April 10th at Les Amarreurs, starting at 9.30 am. The event is the Philadelphia Cup team race, decided on a one mile handicapped walk. Details from Jayne Le Noury tel 246865.

 

1 Stuart Le Noury M 15.49.2  (7.37 1 mile)

2 Jason Le Noury M 16.23.2 (7.44)

3 Phil Lockwood M35 16.50.8 (8.20)

4 Rob Elliott M50 18.46.1 (9.13)

5 Kevin Le Noury M50 21.25.1 (10.19)

6 Dave Dorey M60 22.05.4 ( 10.42)

7 Mick Le Sauvage M70 22.53.8 (11.11)

8 Rose Druckes W65 23.45.0 (11.51)