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[SIman]

Good luck to all the runners in Wales this weekend but specially to
John Emeleus, Jon Musgrave, Martin Dean, Eddie Harwood, Phil Smithard, Gareth Bryan-Jones, Ben Hartman, Rob Lee, John Tullie, Rob Hickling, Peter Halling, Dave Coustick
and
Sarah Dunn, Hazel Dean, Chris McLeod, Gill Berrow, Sheila Strain, Meryl Marshall, Lorna Eades, Ann Haley, Christine Patterson, Janice Nisbet, Trish Carmichael, Eleanor Pyrah
who are going to bring the trophies home to Scotland.

[Tatty]

Any chance of posting the selections for scotlands SHI team SIman?

[Axel]

SIman dreaming again.

[SIman]

Preliminary results after today's relays.
England 102 pts, Scotland 74, Wales 68, Ireland 28.

Order of teams E5,W3,E2,E3,W1,S3,S1,S6,E6,S4,S2,S5,E1,I3,I2,W6,W,I,I
Four to count.

I can still dream.

[Lizi Beee]

are there any results anywhere? i haven't been able to get hold of me dad for a proper report

[SIman]

Results are herealthough the points table looks like a work of fiction (or perhaps a test of the calculation.)

[Lizi Beee]

thanks good luck for tomorrow everyone! *spesh england and me dad *

[redkite]

Relay results for today are now on the SWOC site.

http://www.swoc.org.uk/

I do not have the overall points scores but England lead, followed by Scotland with Wales not far behind.

First team home was England, followed by Wales, England, England and then Wales. All the leaders were very close with the leading 5 or 6 on the run in at the same time. If I get chance I will post up more detail tomorrow.

Individual day tomorrow on Merthyr Common and we will see if Wales can catch Scotland for runner up spot.

[redkite]

Today's results now posted

swoc.org.uk

Overall results

first - England
second - Scotland
third - Wales
Fourth - Ireland

[rosalind]

May be bringing in the rear... but a few top threes there for the Irish
Even a WIN. Wow.
Well done.

[Neil M35]

Thanks to SWOC and the rest of the Welsh organising team for an excellent weekend.

The weather was clear for the relays which made things a bit easier but was great for spectators, with a fantastic sprint finish between 5 teams.

On Sunday the cloud was down and the area was fairly tricky and it caught a few people out - visibility was down to 50 metres or less for all but the lowest controls. Relocation was difficult as there were no line features, you couldn't see far enough to get a clear picture of the ground shape, and the area was covered in large shake holes which all looked the same. It was also much rougher than the relay with lots of rock and heather underfoot.

And the meal on Saturday night was very nice too.