DAVIES TOPS THE TABLE IN ROAD AWARDS
In a year in which he represented Wales in the Commonwealth Games marathon Welshpool's Andrew Davies (Stockport) proved his versatility by winning the title of North Wales Road Runner of the Year.
By winning at 5 miles, 10k and half-marathon he accumulated just three points, two more than Rob Samuel (Eryri), who was fastest over 5k and second over 10k and half-marathon.
In third place was Tomos Roberts (Meirionnydd, 11 points - 4th 5 miles, 1st 10 miles, 6th half-marathon), and fourth Daniel Weston (Wrexham, 26 points - 9th 5 miles, 3rd 10 miles, 14th half-marathon).
The leading ladies were: 1 Katie Parry (Leeds, 5 points, 3rd 5k, 1st 10k, 1st 10 miles), 2 Emma Crowe (Wrexham, 6 points, 1st 5k, 2nd 10k, 3rd half-marathon), 3 Lisa Morley (Wrexham, 12 points - 2nd 5 miles, 3rd 10 miles, 7th half-marathon), 4 Jay Jennions (Deestriders, 16 points - 4th 5k, 6th 10 miles, 5th half-marathon), 5 Tracey Llewellyn (Cybi, 16 points - 5th 5k, 5th 10 miles, 6th half-marathon).
The masters' awards are based on age-graded performances, using time and age. The three best times are used to produce an average percentage score).
Masters, men: 1 Andrew Davies (M35) 90.73%; 2 Gordon Jones (Prestatyn, M55) 87.76%; 3 Chris Prior (Salford, M35) 86.21%; 4 Gwyn Owen (Eryri, M35) 82.09%; 5 Neil Owen (Prestatyn, M60) 79.76%.
Masters, women: 1 Emma Crowe (L40) 86.20%; 2 Jay Jennions (L35) 76.74%; 3 Lisa Morley (L40) 76.27%.
In a year in which he represented Wales in the Commonwealth Games marathon Welshpool's Andrew Davies (Stockport) proved his versatility by winning the title of North Wales Road Runner of the Year.
By winning at 5 miles, 10k and half-marathon he accumulated just three points, two more than Rob Samuel (Eryri), who was fastest over 5k and second over 10k and half-marathon.
In third place was Tomos Roberts (Meirionnydd, 11 points - 4th 5 miles, 1st 10 miles, 6th half-marathon), and fourth Daniel Weston (Wrexham, 26 points - 9th 5 miles, 3rd 10 miles, 14th half-marathon).
The leading ladies were: 1 Katie Parry (Leeds, 5 points, 3rd 5k, 1st 10k, 1st 10 miles), 2 Emma Crowe (Wrexham, 6 points, 1st 5k, 2nd 10k, 3rd half-marathon), 3 Lisa Morley (Wrexham, 12 points - 2nd 5 miles, 3rd 10 miles, 7th half-marathon), 4 Jay Jennions (Deestriders, 16 points - 4th 5k, 6th 10 miles, 5th half-marathon), 5 Tracey Llewellyn (Cybi, 16 points - 5th 5k, 5th 10 miles, 6th half-marathon).
The masters' awards are based on age-graded performances, using time and age. The three best times are used to produce an average percentage score).
Masters, men: 1 Andrew Davies (M35) 90.73%; 2 Gordon Jones (Prestatyn, M55) 87.76%; 3 Chris Prior (Salford, M35) 86.21%; 4 Gwyn Owen (Eryri, M35) 82.09%; 5 Neil Owen (Prestatyn, M60) 79.76%.
Masters, women: 1 Emma Crowe (L40) 86.20%; 2 Jay Jennions (L35) 76.74%; 3 Lisa Morley (L40) 76.27%.
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