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Raven's Scar has enjoyed
the driest spell in recent years and has seen a flurry of activity.
Steve Ramsden has climbed two new E7's either side of the crag's
classic E5 Stratagem. A Different Kind of Blue (E7 6c) starts as for
Satchmo before sweeping across impressive territory above Ch-Ching to finish as for Statagem. Collateral (E7 6c)
climbs the often eyed hanging arête a few metres right of Stratagem.
Read more on Steve's Blog. Richard Waterton recently linked the
finish of A Different Kind of Blue with the start of Ch-Ching (E7) with to give a stunning direct E7 all the way up
the arête. Also Andy Reeve, ground upped A Different Kind of Blue
and repeated Ch-Ching over two exciting days last weekend! Meanwhile Tony Marr, who has been recording new routes on
the North York Moors since the early 1960's has managed to unearth a
few more gaps. Full details can be found here. There
is also a free
MiniGuide to Raven's Scar here.
Updated
19th July 2010 |

Steve Ramsden on the first ascent of Collateral E7
6c.
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Power Endurance training at
Climb
Newcastle "We've had a few link-ups in
the pool area over the spring so this time with the new purple
problems we've done something a little different and linked the
problems in the left side into the cave finishing up the 45 degree
board. 11 problems in total" The second round problems in the Summer
Boulder Ladder 2010 are Yellow. You can follow your progress via the
Live Scoreboard.
Reported
16th July 2010 |

The second round problems are Yellow.
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New Crag Developed in Northumberland. "A handful
of the routes on offer are, in our opinion, of top quality. Broken
Promises, for example, is reminiscent of the superb Guardian Angel at
Howlerhirst, Cossack Dancer similar to the three star South Yardhope
test piece Quiet County, and Somewhere over the Rainbow provides one
of the best outings of its grade in the County." Lower
Tosson has recently been developed by Simon Lichfield and Graeme Read
"Situated in a grand position above Coquetdale the buttresses may
appear esoteric compared to its neighbours, but this is more than made
up for by the generally excellent quality rock with interesting
features and tremendous natural lines – including the largest roof in
the county. It offers a great deal of variety to the climber, whether
they be a VD or E5 leader, or a dedicated boulderer. In fact the
bouldering potential has barely been tapped into..."
Read more on UKC.
Reported
13th July 2010 |
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Fun Day at Durham Climbing Centre. Sunday
18th July 12 - 4pm including: Half Price Climbing, BBQ, 3SIXTY Bicycle
Display Team. Full details at
www.durhamclimbingcentre.co.uk
Reported
12th July 2010 |

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Climb Magazine reviews Durham Climbing Centre.
Climb Magazine
has written an excellent review of your local bouldering wall the
current issue. Read all about it in the August issue which is
available from 8th July. "It is without doubt a bright and friendly
centre with excellent bouldering and regular new circuits and some of
the best coffee and Paninis around." Also featured in this edition -
Leo Houlding in South Africa, Percy Bishton Bouldering in Portugal,
Steve McClure (from Redcar) on Adam Ondra, and Dan "The Beastmaker"
Varian (from Carlisle) on Training Tenacity
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Rockworks Climbing and Newcastle Climbing Centre Joint Offers have now
come into effect. Join a course or buy a pass at the
Newcastle
Climbing Centre and receive discount vouchers to be used in the
Rockworks Climbing Shop, alternatively spend money and get free climbing
vouchers for use at the wall. Please check the
Rockworks Climbing Shop website for more details. New Opening Times Are in
effect at the shop, weekdays we are now open 12am to 8pm and weekends from
10am to 6pm. This does not effect the
Newcastle
Climbing Centre opening times.
Reported
6th July 2010
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Camper Van For Sale. Renault Traffic, P reg, 45000 miles, 2.1L petrol,
Mot until Feb 2011. 6 months road tax. Underbody is sound. Body work around
sills needs a little work. Engine is good. If someone spent a little money on
the bodywork it could give several years of solid use. The internal look
of the van, is of very high standard. Blue/grey beech finish. hob/sink/ 3 way
fridge/ leisure battery/ 2 single beds with my adaptation to a double bed/
porta potti- unused by me/indoor table/wardrobeand lots of storage. There is
no shower/toilet. Price £5,000 ono. Please email
The Editor at this address with your offers.
Reported
4th July 2010
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Wall to Rock with Newcastle Climbing
Centre. Outcrop climbing involves visiting moorland crags and attempting
single pitch routes of up to about 50’ in height. This one day course is
designed for those who have perhaps started their climbing career in an indoor
wall such as The Newcastle Climbing Centre and want to progress to the
outdoors. The course will visit two of Northumberland’s classic sandstone
outcrops and break the day up by having lunch in a pub. Participants will have
the opportunity to climb, on a top rope, a number of routes of a grade
suitable to their ability. After this course, most students feel happy to
undertake visits, by themselves, to local outcrops, in the knowledge that they
will be employing safe techniques. The next course is on Saturday 10th July.
More details here.
Reported
1st July 2010
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Climb
Newcastle
Summer Boulder Ladder 2010 If you took part
in the Climb Newcastle Easter challenge you will be familiar with the general
idea - This time you get four weeks to try the problems and hand a scorecard
in to take part. It's called a ladder because we'll be doing this three times
(ie three rounds) so you can move up and down the "rungs" (positions) each
month. Full details will be
here soon. The dates to come and try the problems are as follows:
Round 1: 11th June - 9th July 2010
Round 2: 9th July - 6th August 2010
Round 3: 6th August - 3rd September 2010
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Nigel Callender competing at Climb Newcastle
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NORTH WALES CLASSICS by Jack Geldard.
This new guide, published by
Rockfax,
is pretty impressive, containing a vast choice of routes across North Wales
all packed down into a pocket-sized book. It's concentrated on the mountain
areas primarily (Gogarth, Llandudno, the Lleyn Peninsular and the slate
aren't included) but also includes an excellent choice of routes at the
popular roadside venue of Tremadog. No guide to North Wales would be complete
without the Llanberis Pass and Cloggy and both are included in some detail
here, giving an excellent selection of classics in the VS-E3 range. Where
this guide excels however, is the selection of routes in lesser known areas
such as Cwn Silyn, Lliwedd and Carneddau. Along with Ogwen and Betws y Coed
these 5 areas are packed with quality routes below HVS, including numerous
multi-pitch VDiffs. As one expects from a rockfax, each crag is accompanied
with a clear photo-topo and the usual sketch map. The routes all have clear
written descriptions and details of the crag descent are highlighted on the
photos. Also included is a short but detailed winter section, just in case we
get another winter like the last one. All in all a quality production which
the author, Jack Geldard, deserves to be proud of. There's plenty of routes
to keep the low extreme climber busy but if you climb at HVS or below and
enjoy a good day out in the mountains then this guide is a must.
North Wales Classics by Jack Geldard is available now, at £16.95 from Rockfax.
Read more reviews here. Also coming soon from
Rockfax is a stunning new guidebook to the superb climbing found in south west
England.
West Country Climb by Mark Glaister covers a huge area from Avon through
Somerset, Devon, Cornwall and Dorset. The book will be A5 in size and
produced in the same style and layout of the recent Lofoten and Western Grit
books. More information can be found on the
Rockfax
website. Reviewed
1st June 2010 |

North Wales Classics by Jack Geldard is available now at £16.95, from Rockfax
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Trad Revival on Yorkshire Limestone. Many of
the classic trad routes, on the very dry Yorkshire Limestone Crags, have
seen a lot of ascents recently. One day this week there were more trad
climbers at Kilnsey than Sport Climbers! Maybe its time to trade in that
clip stick for a new set of wires? At Kilnsey; Wise Blood E6, Deja Vu
E5, The Overlap E5, Central Wall E4, Friends in High Places E4, Dodger
Direct E3 and The Diedre E2 have all been busy. Many more at Malham
on the popular Right Wing and the Terrace have seen multiple ascents
recently. Meanwhile The Cave Routes (Left Hand E6 and
Right Hand E6 ) in Gordale have both seen numerous
ascents over the last month. Please email
The Editor at this address if you have anything to add.
Reported 29th May 2010 |

Chris Hope onsighting Right Hand E6 in Gordale
Photo: Steve Crowe
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Lakeland Raider spotted in Northumberland. Rob Fielding has been
see prowling around a lot Northumberland recently. His many ascents
included a quick repeat of the guidebook cover shot, Endless Flight
Direct E8 7a. Then he added a stunning new problem PreperationH Font
8a to Hepburn Wood. "I
would put it on a par with Queen Kong at Queens Crag and Eyes
of Silence at Callerhues in terms of quality and difficulty." Rob
Fielding.
Reported 27th May 2010 |

PreperationH Font 8a Hepburn
Photo: Adrian Fielding
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Durham Climbing Centre Summer Bouldering Competition. Will be
held on Friday 11th June 2.30pm - 10pm, with 35 problems & 4 final
problems all set by Micky Page & Mickey Stainthorpe. This event is
sponsored by
Scarpa and
Accapi. For more information regarding up and coming events at
Durham Climbing Centre check out their web site:
www.durhamclimbingcentre.co.uk
Reported 22nd May 2010 |
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The Climb Newcastle Annual Spring Boulder Open (ASBO '10). Nearly 200 competitors fought with 35 testing
black problems, including some technical nightmares - particularly a
chimney that took most of the skin off one competitor's back and had a
few people's pants (quite literally) down! With 5 male and 5 female
competitors going through to the evening's final, the scores were tight
for qualification, made tougher by junior Nathan Phillips and Joe Wilson
who invaded north from Leeds taking the top spots in the men's. Adam
Young, Micky Stainthorpe and Ged Mac made up the rest of the male field.
In the females, Joanne Quinan, Holland's Fred Blok, Kate Watson and
Rosie Helmore were joined by youngster Beth Walton. It was great once
again to see juniors in both the male and female finals, taking
advantage of the level playing field of the same problems for all
categories.
At 9pm the 10 finalists were given a viewing period, shown around their
3 problems and sent into the corner. In came the 100+ strong crowd and
the final was away. The girls started with a crowd facing bridged start,
a little flick and off they went up the 30 degree board, all completing
problem 1. The boys were looking strong too, all flashing number 1 as
Chief-setter Andy Earl urgently tweaked the latter problems to make them
harder. Girls 2 was tough, starting under the roof, a huge volume
effectively made it a double roof. Most struggled to hit the lip of the
volume, Fred got through but with the roar of the crowd agonisingly
forgot where the last hold was. Joanne then pulled it out of the bag to
take the lead.
The boys were quickly through 2 and jumping for glory on number 3 to a
big ball suspended from the ceiling. It came down to Joe who had 2 goes
to win. After failing on the first the tension was unbearable, but Joe
stuck the jump, a deserved ASBO winner. On girls 3 the undercut move
spat them all, until Joanne finished it all off in style to complete all
3 problems and take the ladies title.
You can check out all the photos from a dramatic night in
Climb Newcastle's gallery watch a video of the spectacular final
moments on
youtube and see the
full results here. It was an event that'll take some beating at ASBO
'11 in a year's time!
Reported 21st May 2010
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Steve Ramsden bouldering up at Oak Crag
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Durham
Climbing Centre has made some big changes to the way the bouldering
circuits are reset, with the top local routes setters being used to do
the setting now and on a regular basis.
Last Full
Reset - 14th May by Micky Page & Tom Newman
Next Circuit added - Friday 28th May by Mickey Stainthorpe - 25
- 30 extra probelms will be added to all main circuits - no problems will be
removed. Route
Setting Plans - new circuit of 25 - 30 problems added every Friday by Top
Local Setters - all circuits rotated over 10 week period.
More information online at
www.durhamclimbingcentre.co.uk.
Reported 18th May 2010

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Iron Crag
Classics are Clean. Graeme Reed and Al Wilson have independently
been cleaning up many of the classic routes at Iron Crag in Thirlmere.
Graeme concentrated on the left-hand buttress with superb routes like
Hiddenite E2, Kryptonite E4 and Marble Staircase
E4. Also worth checking out is the two E5's on the same buttress
Black Gold and The Quest. Meanwhile Awesome Al has been
cleaning up trio of superb hard extreme's The Committal Chamber
E5,
Western Union E6 and Phoenix in Obsidian E6 on the
stunning right hand buttress. This could well be the year of Iron Crag!
Join the discussion on UKC.
Reported 11th May 2010 |
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Ron Kenyon, belayed by Tim
Whiteley on Steel Band
Photo Nick Warton |
Nick Warton
on 1st ascent of Amabilite
Photo by Tim Whiteley |
Nick Warton
on top of Granolithic/Solidarity
Photo by Tim Whiteley |
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Climb
Newcastle ASBO 10 was a fantastic
success with another huge turn out. Joanne Quinan put on a
fantastic performance to win the senior female category, Junior Beth
Walton also climbed really well to make the senior final. Helen Wells
was first female Vet. Joe Wilson popped up from Leeds to take first
place as Senior Male, another junior Nathan Phillips also made the
finals. Martin Waugh has recovered enough from his recent injuries to
easily make first Male Vet. Full results and pictures at
www.climbnewcastle.com
Reported 11th May 2010 |
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Bleed In
Hell! Despite seeping holds and blustery conditions, Mary
Jenner has climbed the Borrowdale test piece Bleed in Hell E8 6c.
The stunning arête of Hell's Wall was first climbed in 1992 by Mary's
husband Dave Birkett and remained unrepeated for 7 years. Mary's ascent
is the first female ascent of any E8 in the Lakes, it is an outstanding
achievement. Dave Birkett on congratulating his wife said "Well done
Mary, awesome effort. That's it, I don't need to come back to Hells Wall
ever again!" The same afternoon Karin Magog and Steve Crowe climbed
Inferno E7 6c but left the crag feeling that there effort was a
little insignificant after Mary's ascent! "Mary very nearly climbed
Bleed in Hell last week in the rain, it was awesome to watch, E8 in
the rain! That's when I took the photo. She completely crushed it on
Sunday." Steve Crowe. You can also read the discussion on
UKC here.
Reported 5th April 2010 |

Mary Jenner climbing Bleed in Hell E8... in the rain!
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Climb
Newcastle
Easter Egg
Challenge. This Easter weekend,
with the weather looking iffy, get yourself down to
Climb
Newcastle where you can take part in
their Easter Challenge. On Friday morning the team are setting a new
yellow (very seasonal) circuit in the range fb 5 to 7c+. One lucky
person who does the most yellow problems in each of the 6 categories of
male/female junior/senior/vet will win one of the delicious (Thornton's)
Easter Eggs belonging to Chris Graham, Climb Newcastle owner and
self-confessed chocoholic. Plus it's a great opportunity to get your
revenge on a mate who beat you in the Climb Newcastle Winter Bouldering
Series! The challenge begins at 12:00 on Good Friday when you can pick
up a scorecard, and ends at 10pm on Easter Monday. You can have as many
goes as you like at the problems, you just need to get them done by
close of play Monday. The centre is open normal hours for the whole
weekend. Also going on at Climb Newcastle is their Easter Egg Hunt
supervised kids sessions running throughout the school holidays from
Good Friday to 16th April. More information on the
Climb
Newcastle website here:
Easter Egg
Challenge. Alternatively you could
check out the desperate new
Grey Circuit. More details
here!
Reported 31st March 2010
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Chris guarding the Easter Eggs!
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Durham Climbing Centre Easter Egg Hunt.
Sunday 4th April 2.30pm - 4.00pm. Come along to the
Durham Climbing Centre for a fun Easter
Egg Hunt with climbing fun and games! Enter the decorated egg competition!
Just bring along a hard boiled egg decorated however you like to enter the
competition! The wackier the better! £10 per child Phone 0191 3789555 to book!
Easter Opening Times. Good Friday 10am - 9pm; Saturday 10am - 9pm; Easter
Sunday 10am - 8pm; Monday 5th 10am - 6pm. Saturday & Sunday Rock Stars Kid's
Clubs take place as usual. Phone 0191 3789555 to book!
www.durhamclimbingcentre.co.uk
Reported 30th March 2010 |

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Durham
Climbing Centre offers a brand new Treatment Clinic from Monday 29th
March with Shiatsu Massage Therapist James Linton Hunter MRSS joining
the DCC Team. Shiatsu is an ancient Japanese physical therapy and system
of healing. The positive effects of regular Shiatsu treatments for a
climber include using Shiatsu to; reduce muscle fatique, increase energy
levels, improve flexibility and enhance performance. James himself is an
experienced climber and understands the needs of the client. Shiatsu
treatments may be delivered before or after a climbing session. Until
May 1st, James is offering an a reduced rate on your first 60 minute
session of £20 (usual price £35.00). Shiatsu Works @ Durham Climbing
Centre takes place every Monday 12pm - 8pm. All treatments take place in
our treatment room in complete privacy. Book your appointment now by
phoning the centre on 0191 3789555.
Reported 26th March 2010 |
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SHAFTOE CRAG – PARKING PROBLEMS. Unfortunately there has been a
spate of inconsiderate parking at Shaftoe Crag. As a consequence the
Farmer has requested that climbers do not park near the lake (marked as
‘Limited Parking’ in the Bouldering Guide) but on the right immediately
after the cattle grid before going down the hill. This is a private road
and vehicular access is a privilege not a right. Please respect the
Owners wishes and drive and park responsibly.
Reported 25th March 2010 |

Shaftoe Crag
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Sunderland
Wall New Routes Coming Soon. The 23m lead walls will be closed from
10am Saturday 27th March till 5pm Thursday 1st April to allow for a full
strip and reset! Setters will be Jason Pickles and Jamie Cassisdy. The
rest of
Sunderland Wall will be open for business as usual.
Reported 25th March 2010 |
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Mingulay
2010. The Northumbrian Mountaineering Club are planning a week long
trip to Mingulay from 29th May 2010. Mingulay is one of the best sea
cliff climbing locations in the UK. This uninhabited Island in the
Western Isles has acres of solid rough and clean rock with lots of
brilliant routes across the grades and remaining new route potential.
"There is already 14 people signed up and others that have expressed an
interest so we have chartered a second boat. We have 6 places left to
fill. You do not need to be an NMC member to come along. Have a look on
the net or at Gary Latter's recent selective Scottish Highlands (North)
guide if you need any further inspiration. This is not a trip for
beginners. You need to have at least 3 years rock climbing experience
and be climbing at least VS comfortably. And be happy being out of
contact with the rest of the world for a week." Richard Pow. More
details on the
NMC forums.
Reported 20th March 2010 |

Perfectly Normal Paranoia E6 Dun Mingulay
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Newcastle
Climbing Centre.
To mark Newcastle Climbing Centre's first birthday
on the 26th of March, we are inviting our customers to join us for a
free lecture with Alan Hinkes OBE. Start time 8pm & free to all
registered users of the centre to book your place please ask at
reception in person. Alan Hinkes is the first Briton to climb the
world's highest mountains. These are the 14 8000m peaks, all of which
are in the 'death zone', where human survival rate is measured in hours.
They are the most dangerous mountains on the planet. Alan is part of an
exclusive club of only 12 people alive who have achieved this feat,
which is the same number of people who have stood on the moon.
More details on the NMC Announcments forum.
Reported 18th March 2010 |

Listen to Alan Hinkes on 26th of March 2010 at 8pm at The
Newcastle Climbing Centre
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Victory for
Newcastle University... at last! On Saturday the British
Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) climbing championships took place
at the Climbing Works in Sheffield. Newcastle University's team came out
top to win gold for the first time in the University's history and ended
years of Sheffield domination. The Newcastle A team, consisting of Climb
Newcastle owner and postgraduate student Chris Graham, and medics Nigel
Callender and Rosie Shaw (also a Climb Newcastle coach) saw off tough
competition to win the event, with Nigel also taking individual gold in
a sensational climb-off. With a strong performance from Newcastle B also
the future of climbing at Newcastle looks bright. The results aren't
just good news for the teams, but also for the university with valuable
points gained towards the overall BUCS league table, and justifies the
superb support given by the University in the past for Chris and Rosie
as former members of their Elite Athlete Squad. More about British
Universities & Colleges Sport here:
BUCS.
Reported 17th March 2010 |

Congratulations to the Newcastle University teams and support
squad!
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Climb
Newcastle
Winter Bouldering Series
provided an exciting climax with Tom Newman putting in an excellent
performance to climb all the problems, posting an impressive 337 points.
However he was beaten to the £50 cash problem by Micky Stainthorpe who
obviously was then exhausted since he only managed a total of 31 points!
Nigel Callender did enough to take the series (then went on to win the
British University Championships at The Works the following day!). Karin
Magog took first place with 274 points on the night and the series, with
Libby Barrow pressing her all the way with 271 point for second place.
Tom Rookes posted an impressive 300 points win and take the series too.
Sid Graham had already done enough to win the series so didn't need to
turn up for the final round! Ali Mc Donald just pipped it with 202
points a mere two points ahead of Helen Wells, but that was more than
enough to retain her Veterans crown. Tim Carruthers, who travelled
across from the west especially, was first Vet with 299 points and a
terrific 5th overall on the night. Steve Crowe was once again second on
the night but this was consistent enough to take the Vet series. So
after 5 rounds with 283 competitors, over 100,000 points won, £3000 of
prizes raffled out and records smashed left, right and centre the
2009/10 Climb Newcastle Winter Bouldering Series comes to an end with 1
title defended and 5 new winner's names on the WBS trophies.
There is only
seven months left to train for the next winter series!
Reported
16th March 2010 |
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Junior Female |
Junior Male |
Female |
Male |
Vet Female |
Vet Male |
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Round 5 |
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Tom Rookes |
Karin Magog |
Tom Newman |
Ali McDonald |
Tim Carruthers |
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Series |
Sid Graham |
Tom Rookes |
Karin Magog |
Nigel Callender |
Ali McDonald |
Steve Crowe |
Full results here:
http://news.climbnewcastle.com/index.php?id=285

More pictures here:
http://news.climbnewcastle.com/index.php?id=286
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Climb
Newcastle
Winter Bouldering Series
comes to its climax this Friday 12th March sees the with the 5th and
final round. If you haven't been to one of the centre's Winter
Bouldering Series event yet there is still time to get involved and it's
great fun whether you are a casual climber or serious competitor. You
have until 9pm to try 35 super new black problems from easy to hard, get
a score, enter an unbelievably generous raffle with hundreds of pounds
of prizes, watch the drama unfold as the region's top climbers battle it
out for the WBS 09/10 crown, and generally have an amazing time! And
what will all this cost you? Simply your normal entry fee. See the
results so far and pictures here:
Winter Bouldering Series.
Reported
10th March 2010 |

Winter Bouldering Series
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The BMC Youth Climbing Series is a
series of fun climbing competitions specifically for young people with
the emphasis on enjoyment. It is perhaps the most popular competition
for young people attracting hundreds of entrants across the country. The
competition is open to all within the age categories. So, whether you're
an experienced climber or a beginner, this could be just the competition
for you. There are three regional rounds in each of the BMC Areas then a
British Final when the top 3 in each category from each of the BMC
Areas, BMC Wales and the two Areas from Scotland take part. More details
on the
BMC website. The third round in the North East will be held at the
Newcastle Climbing Centre on Saturday 13th March 2010
Reported
8th March 2010
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Durham Climbing Centre,
Junior Climbing Event (7 - 12 years), Saturday
13th March 2.30pm - 4.30pm, Brand new routes, fun competition & games!
Entry only £10 per child. Phone 0191 3789555 to book or visit
www.durhamclimbingcentre.co.uk for more information.
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Newcastle
Climbing Centre. Cassin & Camp
Boulder Comp Results. The third and final round proved
to be a tough test with most competitors scoring less that the previous
round! Chris Cleveland found that he had already done enough to take the
series ahead of Dave Smith.
Bethany Walton unfortunately had not recovered from her knee injury so
Karin Magog ended up a comfortable winner and 5th overall. First Junior
Sam Branigan is one to look out for coming 7th overall. First Junior
Female Carmel Moran climbed well and actually improved on her previous
score. Steve Crowe managed first Vet! Check out
the
Newcastle Climbing Centre website for more details and a selection
of action photos.
Reported 6th March 2010 |
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Name |
Category |
Round 1 (x2) |
Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Total |
Best Two Scores |
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1 |
Chris Cleveland |
Senior Male |
236 |
277 |
0 |
513 |
513 |
Winner! |
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2 |
Dave Smith |
Senior Male |
0 |
300 |
210 |
510 |
510 |
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3 |
Daniel Walton |
Senior Male |
280 |
0 |
207 |
487 |
487 |
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4 |
Ben Wilson |
Senior Male |
234 |
241 |
164 |
639 |
475 |
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5 |
Karin Magog |
Senior Female |
0 |
255 |
207 |
462 |
462 |
Winner! |
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6 |
Stephen Crowe |
Vet Male |
0 |
234 |
198 |
432 |
432 |
Winner! |
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7 |
Sam Branigan |
Junior Male |
176 |
224 |
168 |
568 |
400 |
Winner! |
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8 |
Mark Hawkins |
Senior Male |
176 |
0 |
181 |
357 |
357 |
|
|
9 |
Joshua Watt |
Senior Male |
0 |
170 |
121 |
291 |
291 |
|
|
10 |
Matt Reeve |
Senior Male |
234 |
0 |
0 |
234 |
234 |
|
|
11 |
Paul Ogden |
Senior Male |
228 |
0 |
0 |
228 |
228 |
|
|
12 |
Jack Graham |
Junior Male |
88 |
122 |
97 |
307 |
219 |
|
|
13 |
Bethany Walton |
Senior Female |
194 |
0 |
0 |
194 |
194 |
|
|
14 |
Paul Linfoot |
Vet Male |
180 |
0 |
0 |
180 |
180 |
|
|
15 |
Tom Rookes |
Junior Male |
176 |
0 |
0 |
176 |
176 |
|
|
16 |
Joanne Quinan |
Senior Female |
174 |
0 |
0 |
174 |
174 |
|
|
17 |
Rosanne Helmore |
Senior Female |
0 |
172 |
0 |
172 |
172 |
|
|
18 |
Robert Clark |
Senior Male |
0 |
0 |
160 |
160 |
160 |
|
|
19 |
Andrew Rutter |
Senior Male |
0 |
157 |
0 |
157 |
157 |
|
|
20 |
Jon Cannon |
Senior Male |
156 |
0 |
0 |
156 |
156 |
|
|
21 |
Carmel Moran |
Junior Female |
0 |
71 |
80 |
151 |
151 |
Winner! |
|
22 |
Rachel Hoyland |
Senior Female |
148 |
0 |
0 |
148 |
148 |
|
|
23 |
Kathryn Pettit |
Senior Female |
138 |
0 |
0 |
138 |
138 |
|
|
24 |
Ursula Balderson |
Senior Female |
0 |
134 |
0 |
134 |
134 |
|
|
25 |
Luke Newns |
Senior Male |
0 |
124 |
0 |
124 |
124 |
|
|
26 |
Dave Stainthorpe |
Vet Male |
0 |
0 |
117 |
117 |
117 |
|
|
27 |
Lee Imrie |
Senior Male |
0 |
107 |
0 |
107 |
107 |
|
|
28 |
Nicola Sommers |
Senior Female |
100 |
0 |
0 |
100 |
100 |
|
|
29 |
Samantha Dainty |
Senior Female |
0 |
91 |
0 |
91 |
91 |
|
|
30 |
Rosie Atkinson |
Senior Female |
88 |
0 |
0 |
88 |
88 |
|
|
31 |
Lenny Stoneman |
Senior Male |
0 |
80 |
0 |
80 |
80 |
|
|
32 |
Peter Cleveland |
Vet Male |
0 |
80 |
0 |
80 |
80 |
|
|
33 |
Sarah Hawker |
Senior Female |
0 |
0 |
41 |
41 |
41 |
|
|
34 |
Tyler Clarkson |
Junior Male |
28 |
0 |
0 |
28 |
28 |
|
|
35 |
Luke Bendall |
Junior Male |
14 |
10 |
10 |
34 |
24 |
|
 |
Roseberry
Topping Rockfall. A large part of the major Middlesbrough landmark
has fallen down (offwidth crack area) leaving a very striking arête! As
you can see from attached pictures of
Roseberry Topping, the rock fall is substantial and any further
additions to the routes on there would be for the very brave (or very
mad). Take care out there after all the recent rain and heavy frosts
there could well be more crags about to fall over!
Reported 3rd March 2010 |
 |
Newcastle
University Mountaineering Club presents:
Extreme High with Tim Emmett (Thursday 11th March) only £7
on the door. Tim is one of the world’s top extreme sports athletes
specialising in rock & ice climbing, Deep water soloing and B.A.S.E.
Jumping. In the last couple of years, Tim has become known for his ‘Para
Alpinism’ – climbing a big mountain and then B.A.S.E jumping off in a
wing-suit, flying to the ground reaching speeds of up to 250 MPH! Tim
also appeared on BBC’s Top Gear, where he raced Jeremy Clarkson’s Audi
to the top of France’s Verdon Gorge. In ‘Extreme High’ Tim will be
talking about his incredible life, giving the audience an insight into
the mindset of an extreme sports athlete. This event is a not to be
missed and will be a highly entertaining evening!
Tickets are now on sale; tomorrow night and next Tuesday at the
Strawberry from 9.30pm, at the ball, and a few lunchtimes next week.
It’s open to the public so anyone who is interested can buy a ticket.
For more info contact
Newcastle University Mountaineering Club.
Reported 2nd March 2010 |

Extreme High with
Tim Emmet
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New Moon at Newcastle
Climbing Centre.
The new Moon 2010 spring/summer range
has just arrived in the Rockworks Climbing shop.
Everything from Jeans to Laptop Bags so get down to the
Rockworks Climbing shop in Newcastle
Climbing Centre to check them out. Shop online at
www.rockworksclimbing.co.uk
or contact the shop direct on 0191 2763624. Get down this Friday evening 5pm till 9.30pm for
the third and final round of the Cassin & Camp
Boulder Comp your best two scores count so you haven’t missed
out on the prizes. Its free
all you pay is your entry fee – all score cards in by 9.30pm. Check out
the
Newcastle Climbing Centre website for more details.
Reported 27th February 2010

Check out the new Moon Range at the final round of the
bouldering series.
|
 |
Harrogate Climbing Centre
is now open. Yorkshires newest climbing wall is situated at
Hornbeam Park, Harrogate. They offer roped climbing lines and
bouldering, catering for both the complete beginner and experienced
climber, in a comfortable, friendly atmosphere. The wall has been
established by the team behind the very successful
Manchester Climbing Centre. Harrogate
Climbing Centre provides an excellent venue, either for
winter training sessions, or for those days when you get rained off in
the Dales! More details can be found on their web site at
harrogateclimbingcentre.com.
Reported 22nd February 2010 |
 |
BMC in the North East. Ian Walton
will be taking over Youth representative post, at the next North East
area BMC meeting on Monday 22nd Feb, 8pm
Stonebridge Inn, Near Neville's Cross, Durham. "We have four
meetings a year which are held on a Monday evening at 8pm at
The
Stonebridge Inn, near Durham. Everyone is welcome and you may even
get a free drink or some chips. It's also a great opportunity to hear
our chair Alan Hinkes talk for free!"
BMC
Reported 20th February 2010
|
 |
Auto Belays return to Newcastle
Climbing Centre.
Who needs mates, sick
of waiting for your climbing partner to turn up? Don’t worry - Newcastle
Climbing Centre now have three brand new Auto-Belays for you to train on
so get down and get training. Customers using Auto-Belays must be
registered members of the centre and competent in the use of the
Auto-Belays, if you have any questions regarding them then ask an
Instructor.
Reported 17th February 2010 |

Newcastle Climbing
Centre now have three brand new Auto-Belays
 |
The 4th Round of the Climb Newcaslte Winter Bouldering Series
produced the best ever turn out with 153 competitors tackling the 35
problems. Some time in the mid-afternoon, and after considerable effort,
Nigel Callender took the £50 cash problem (check out the video on
youtube
www.youtube.com/climbnewcastle) and went on to win the men's event,
making him firm favourite to win the series. Karin Magog came out top in
the ladies and topped off a good day by walking away with a Snap
bouldering mat in the raffle. In the juniors, Sam Brannigan looks
favourite to win the series if he can put in a good score in the final
round whilst Sidonie Graham's solid score (albeit behind Beth Walton on
the night) looks set to put her top on 12th March. And in the vets
categories Ali McDonald and Steve Crowe have emerged strong favourites
for the series, although Steve had to settle for second place on the
night, outplayed by 3 points by an impressive Mick Gardener. The full
results of the
Climb
Newcastle
Winter Bouldering Series
can be found on
their website. The series climax is on Friday 12th March 2010.
Reported 15th February 2010
|
|
Climb Newcastle Winter Bouldering Series 2009/2010 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Adult Female |
Round 4 |
|
|
Adult Male |
Round 4 |
|
1 |
Karin Magog |
276 |
|
1 |
Nigel Callender |
326 |
|
2 |
Kate Watson |
257 |
|
2 |
Ged Mac |
317 |
|
3 |
Sian Oakley |
247 |
|
3 |
Rich Gill |
312 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Vet Female |
Round 4 |
|
|
Vet Male |
Round 4 |
|
1 |
Ali McDonald |
185 |
|
1 |
Mick Gardener |
284 |
|
2 |
Helen Wells |
160 |
|
2 |
Steve Crowe |
281 |
|
3 |
Sue Leyland |
154 |
|
3 |
Rick Barnes |
247 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Junior Female |
Round 4 |
|
|
Junior Male |
Round 4 |
|
1 |
Bethany Walton |
241 |
|
1 |
Sam “kev” Brannigan |
232 |
|
2 |
Sidonie Graham |
200 |
|
2 |
Jack Graham |
224 |
|
|
|
|
|
3 |
Will Chamberlain |
221 |
 |
New Bouldering wall in Northumberland. A new
dedicated bouldering facility has been opened in Willowburn Leisure
Centre in Alnwick. Designed and built by Andy Long with input from Gavin
Ellis and Ben Moon,the wall offers 2000 square feet of textured plywood
bouldering in various angles from slabs, gently overhanging walls, a
horizontal roof section, and a 40 degree overhanging "Moonboard"
designed and set by Ben Moon. This feature will allow problems to
continually evolve, with the ability of users to upload and down load
new problems and link with other "moonboards" based around the world via
a website. This idea has been around for a while now but this is the
first one in a commercial wall in the UK allowing open access to the
general public, three more are presently being built around the UK with
others already existing as far away as the US and Japan. Full details of
the "moonboard" concept can be found at
www.moonclimbing.co.uk/schoolroom/moonboard.
The rest of the wall has preset colour coded problems off all grades and
styles and, as with all good facilities, these will be regularly changed
to provide new challenges on a three monthly basis. The wall is
conveniently located just off the A1 for those who get rained off in the
county and is open seven days a week during the normal opening hours of
the leisure centre. Full details of cost and opening times can be found
at
http://www.northcountryleisure.org.uk/alnwick/page/468
Reported 13th February 2010 |
 |
 |
 |
| |
New Bouldering Wall in Alnwick Photos: Gavin Ellis |
|
 |
Durham Climbing Centre Half term
Programme. Sessions are running for children every day during half
term. These replace Tuesday and Thursday evening classes. Just choose a
date and time and contact
Durham Climbing Centre to book a place!
Reported 12th February 2010 |

 |
Allcord Bouldering Series
at
Sunderland Wall
Results. Tom Rookes and Carmel Moran were first placed Juniors on
the night and for the series. Jamie Naden and Karin Magog were first
placed Seniors on the night and for the series. Steve Crowe was first on
the night but Karl Telfer, who couldn't compete due to a finger injury,
had amassed enough points to win the series.
Full series results are here.
Reported 10th February 2010 |
|
JUNIOR MALE |
|
1 |
Tom Rookes |
120 |
|
2 |
Sam Brannigan |
110 |
|
3 |
Michael Haley |
50 |
|
|
|
|
|
JUNIOR FEMALE |
|
1 |
Carmel Moran |
130 |
|
2 |
Kathryn Burke |
114 |
|
3 |
Tiffany Murray |
100 |
|
|
|
|
|
MALE |
|
1 |
Jamie Naden |
160 |
|
2 |
Daniel Cooney |
137 |
|
3 |
Jack Wilson |
114 |
|
|
|
|
|
FEMALE |
|
1 |
Karin Magog |
187 |
|
2 |
Sophia Ballantine |
136 |
|
3 |
Kathryn Burke |
117 |
|
|
|
|
|
VET MALE |
|
1 |
Steve Crowe |
151 |
|
2 |
Jimbo Hunter |
150 |
|
3 |
Mick Gardener |
147 |
 |
Bouldering
Competition Time Again. Allcord Bouldering Series
at
Sunderland Wall, Round Three will be at 5pm on Monday 8th
February 2010,
Activities will start at 5pm and finish promptly at 9pm! Then its full on
recovery in time for the
4th and penultimate round of the
Climb
Newcastle
Winter Bouldering Series
on Friday 12th February, starting
at 1pm until 9pm
to try 35 problems from very easy to ridiculously hard, with a
guaranteed £500 of prizes to be raffled at the end of the night. Now some advance notice: Last year's
Annual Spring
Boulder Open at
Climb Newcastle
was a terrific success, with a fantastic qualification round leading to
a spectacular final fought out by the top male and female climbers. This
year's ASBO promises to be just as memorable, keep this date free in
your diary... Friday 23rd April... more details to follow.
Reported 8th February 2010 |

The scores are tight, your best four results count!
 |
New Routes
at the Newcastle
Climbing Centre. The route setters have been very busy creating
25 stunning new routes for
you to lead & top rope on and 4 new
bouldering circuits. The manager Mark Goodings on behalf of
the
Newcastle
Climbing Centre would like to
thank customers for there patience during this route setting period. The
centre is also the current host to the
BMC leading ladder so get down NOW and tick of the 10 routes from 6a
to 8a.
Rockworks Climbing is a specialist climbing equipment store
within the Newcastle Climbing Centre. You can
order your gear online and get the goods delivered to your door or
alternatively collect from the climbing centre.
Reported 4th February 2010 |

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Fort
William 2010 Mountain Festival. Fort William has announced a
Mountain Festival programme, presented by The Outdoor Capital of the UK,
that will put Fort William and Lochaber at the forefront of Scotland's
events programme in February. The 2010 Fort William Mountain Festival
programme of new events and old favourites will take place throughout
Fort William from Thursday 11th to Monday 15th February; during
the best winter walking and climbing conditions of the year.
Mike Pescod, Chairman of the Highland Mountain Culture Association,
organisers of the Festival, said: 'Above all the 2010 Fort William
Mountain Festival programme promotes the mountains as an attractive,
accessible and above all enjoyable place to be. It includes a superb
line up of top climbers, mountain filmmakers, inspirational speakers and
creative workshops. It caters for everyone of all ages from elite
climbers to outdoor enthusiasts and hill walkers to budding wildlife
photographers. 'This celebration of mountain culture, showcasing the
huge range of outdoor activity opportunities available to visitors to
Fort William and Locahaber, is the vision of The Outdoor Capital of the
UK. The OCUK presents the Mountain Festival with essential financial
backing and logistical support that has guaranteed the delivery of the
Festival for the next three years. We look forward to working with the
OCUK and its members in order to build a stronger and more sustainable
events programme in the future.'
Organisers have promised a five day feast of films, lectures and
workshops for residents and visitors who want to learn about and
celebrate mountain culture. The varied and entertaining programme
includes:
- 'Party at Nevis Range' - The official opening ceilidh, 2150ft up
Aonach Mor, beside Ben Nevis, for an amazing party with altitude!
Thursday 11 February
- Victory Over Reason: Adventures On The Eiger, El Cap, Patagonia And
The Caledonian Canal - A funny and insightful talk about the last 12
months in the life of legendary big-wall climber Andy Kirkpatrick -
including a fraught attempted winter solo of the Eiger Direct, sea
kayaking in Patagonia, taking a novice climber who couldn't walk up El
Cap and a trip down the Caledonian Canal! Friday 12th February
- Climbers I've Shot And Some I'd Like To Shoot - Scotland based
multi-awarding winning adventure filmmaker Paul Diffley will entertain
his audience with a mixture of chat, photos and video clips. Paul will
also show 'Single-Handed', the award-winning film about Kevin Shields,
the 'one handed climber'. Saturday 13th February
- Jimmy Marshall: The Architect Of Modern Scottish Climbing. An evening
to celebrate the incredible achievements of Jimmy Marshall and fellow
climber Robin Smith when, in February 1960, they climbed six first
winter ascents of Ben Nevis on consecutive days. The fact that they
achieved this by cutting steps up the snow and ice appears, from the
remove of the 21st century, to be almost impossible. Exactly 50 years on
to the day two legends of modern Scottish climbing, Dave MacLeod and
Andy Turner, will repeat what has been described as the most important
week of Scottish climbing ever! (6 - 13 February). Dave and Andy will
present their experiences with film clips of the ascents (filmed by Phil
Diffley), comparing the 21st Century experience of climbing the same
routes using state of the art equipment and techniques with Jimmy's
recollections of the first ascents. This is a must for all climbers and
outdoor enthusiasts. Sunday 14th February
- The Best of Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour - From jaw
dropping action to fascinating mountain culture and wildlife the Banff
Mountain Film Festival World Tour has it all. The most inspiring
mountain films from around the world will once again be the festival hot
ticket. Monday 15 February
The 2010 Scottish Award for Excellence in Mountain Culture will be
awarded to this year's winner on Sunday 14 February. The prestigious
award that celebrates outstanding contributions to Scotland's mountains,
encompassing sport, theatre, art, photography, film and literature was
first introduced in 2008. World-renowned climber and pioneer, Dr Hamish
MacInnes, and award winning filmmaker and documentary producer Richard
Else were the recipients in 2008 and 2009 respectively.
Children and adults will have the opportunity to try out new activities
and learn new skills through inspirational daily mountain skills
workshops during the Festival. Highly experienced and fully qualified
guides from Abacus Mountaineering, in conjunction with Nevis Range, will
lead full day courses in avalanche awareness, winter walking and winter
climbing. Kinlochleven's Ice Factor Indoor Climbing Centre will be
offering taster sessions in indoor climbing and ice climbing throughout
the festival. For those keen to explore their creative ideas in a
stimulating environment Nevis Pix will run a one day wildlife
photography workshop and Wild West Safaris will offer a Red Deer Safari
during the Festival. This will be a great opportunity to not only get up
close and personal with the herds of red deer at Loch Quoich but also
the possibility of photographing Golden Eagles and Goldeneye Ducks. If
the kids are tempted by the opportunity of cooking their own soup and
making their own sandwiches followed by a wet muddy walk then the
Forestry Commission Scotland's Wet Winter Welly Walk will be their
Festival highlight. For full details of the Fort William Mountain
Festival programme and to book tickets go to -
http://www.mountainfestival.co.uk
Reported 27th January 2010
|
 |
Red Chili Rock Shoe Demo at The Newcastle Climbing Centre on
Tuesday 26th January 2010. Try the new Matador and Urban Climber rock
shoes for the evening and enter a prize draw to win the pair of your
choice! Check
out the
Newcastle Climbing Centre website for more details. Also the
bouldering comp results are here.
Reported 25th January 2010 |

 |
The Junior
British Climbing Team will be in the North East on 23rd and 24th
January. "We will spend the day at Climb Newcastle on the
Saturday and at Newcastle Climbing Centre on the Sunday. This is
the first time the Team has trained in the North East perhaps something
to do with team manager Ian Dunn being from Hartlepool and me coming
from Barnard Castle. We have 40 on the team. Five of the team members
are in a new Elite category and will be given the opportunity to compete
in a full European Youth Series." Jane Newman, assistant manager.
Reported 20th January 2010
|
 |
Newcastle
Climbing Centre. Get down this Friday evening 5pm till 9.30pm for
the second round of the Cassin & Camp
Boulder Comp your best two scores count so you haven’t missed
out on the prizes. Its free
all you pay is your entry fee – all score cards in by 9.30pm. Check out
the
Newcastle Climbing Centre website for more details.
Reported 18th January 2010 |

 |
Climb
Newcastle
Winter Bouldering Series Results. A huge entry
battled it out on another great set of 35 problems. Nigel Callender amassed a
terrific score of 328 to win ahead of Rich Gill. Charlotte Telfer surprised
everyone with her excellent result ahead of Karin Magog meanwhile Steve Crowe
surprised himself by narrowly beating Martin Waugh (who should have known
better, climbing with that injured shoulder) and Charlottes dad Karl Telfer in
the old mans category. Sid Graham scored a fantastic 237 as first Junior
female, while first Junior male, Tom Rookes with 290 points was also joint 7th
overall.
Reported 18th January 2010 |
|
Climb Newcastle Winter Bouldering Series 2009/2010 |
|
|
Adult Male |
|
|
|
Adult Female |
|
|
|
Junior Female |
|
|
|
Vet Female |
|
|
1 |
Nigel Callender |
328 |
|
1 |
Charlotte Telfer |
297 |
|
1 |
Sidonie Graham |
237 |
|
1 |
Helen Wells |
141 |
|
2 |
Rich Gill |
313 |
|
2 |
Karin Magog |
287 |
|
2 |
Bethany Walton |
220 |
|
2 |
Ann Cranke |
130 |
|
3 |
Paul Smith |
301 |
|
3 |
Libby Barrow |
277 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
4 |
Jacob Handyside |
295 |
|
4 |
Rachel Hoyland |
261 |
|
|
Junior Male |
|
|
|
Vet Male |
|
|
5 |
Ben Gilbert |
293 |
|
5 |
Kate Watson |
258 |
|
1 |
Tom Rookes |
290 |
|
1 |
Steve Crowe |
290 |
|
6 |
Ben Wilson |
290 |
|
6 |
Sian Oakley |
257 |
|
2 |
Patrick Buchan |
251 |
|
2 |
Martin Waugh |
288 |
|
7 |
Graeme Reed |
288 |
|
7 |
Rosie Helmore |
257 |
|
3 |
Will Chamberlain |
251 |
|
3 |
Karl Telfer |
287 |
|
8 |
Ben Dawson |
288 |
|
8 |
Sam Dainty |
234 |
|
4 |
Olly Roberts |
225 |
|
4 |
Rick Barnes |
258 |
|
9 |
Steve Parry |
287 |
|
9 |
Ursula |
231 |
|
5 |
Jack Graham |
202 |
|
5 |
Jon Chamberlain |
251 |
|
10 |
Jonathan Bradley |
287 |
|
10 |
Kathryn Doris |
228 |
|
6 |
Sam Fisher |
201 |
|
6 |
Andy Birtwistle |
245 |
|
11 |
Dan Walton |
287 |
|
11 |
Cat Hirst |
225 |
|
7 |
Frank Smeaton |
177 |
|
7 |
John Earl |
236 |
|
12 |
Jamie Mantle |
284 |
|
12 |
Leonie English |
187 |
|
8 |
Henry Chamberlain |
176 |
|
8 |
Chris Davis |
231 |
|
13 |
Jimbo Hunter |
284 |
|
13 |
Chloe Thwaites |
184 |
|
9 |
Tyler Clarkson |
168 |
|
9 |
Mike Poremba |
197 |
|
14 |
Bryan O'Sullivan |
281 |
|
14 |
Ali Gover |
177 |
|
10 |
Steven Howie |
167 |
|
10 |
Ken Landsbury |
154 |
|
15 |
Jamie Naden |
280 |
|
15 |
Pascale |
154 |
|
11 |
James Wood |
150 |
|
|
|
|
|
16 |
Daniel Liu Yin |
279 |
|
16 |
Ailsa Leslie |
151 |
|
12 |
Barney McQuade |
147 |
|
|
|
|
|
17 |
Scott Gibson |
278 |
|
17 |
Jo McLaughlin |
151 |
|
13 |
Jacob Martin |
147 |
|
|
|
|
|
18 |
Silas Walton |
278 |
|
18 |
Karen McGuiness |
150 |
|
14 |
Dean Rogers |
142 |
|
|
|
|
|
19 |
Tim Staton |
278 |
|
19 |
Eleanor Cranke |
147 |
|
15 |
Fabian Irimiea |
134 |
|
|
|
|
|
20 |
Oli Warlow |
275 |
|
20 |
Sarah Armstrong |
138 |
|
16 |
Conrad Clarke |
58 |
|
|
|
|
|
21 |
Michael Troy |
275 |
|
21 |
Jayne Elliott |
130 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
22 |
Andy Landsbury |
275 |
|
22 |
Louise Andrews |
130 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
23 |
David Murray |
274 |
|
23 |
Anna Colquitt |
128 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
24 |
Andrew Clarke |
274 |
|
24 |
Alison Wright |
124 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
25 |
Tony Lickes |
273 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
26 |
Rob Selbie |
272 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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27 |
Phil Steadman |
271 |
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28 |
Sam Webster |
265 |
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29 |
Steve Lynch |
264 |
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