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Big Mal Kayes

Scarborough Show

2nd  August, 2003

 

Won by Mark Felix

 

Mal Kaye 07787 155425

 

 

LOCKMEADOW

POWER TEAM CHALLENGE

2003
17 August 2003


Due to popularity of the event in 2002, the Lockmeadow Entertainment
Centre are proud to announce the return of the Lockmeadow Power Team
Challenge in 2003.

Winners

Bill Pittuck & Andy Lawrence

Prize money:

1st £750
2nd £500
3rd £250

plus: £100 to winning team of each event.

For entry forms and further information please contact: Paul Metcalfe on
01622 764410 or Andy Gower on 07740 910619
.

Lockmeadow Entertainment Centre is part of X-Leisure

 

 

Sussex Strongest Man Competition 12/7/2003

John Bowles Promoter/Judge

l-r Adam Townsend 2nd, Ollie Thompson 1st, Paul Carter 3rd.

 

A great little show put on by John Bowles and all at Physiques gym at Bexhill on Sea.

 

1st Ollie Thompson - improving all the time, the best the south has to offer

 

2nd Adam Townsend - solid performance but seems to lack the all out to win aggressiveness he used to have (I dont think he has been the same since close friend and training partner Marc Illiffe died last year)

 

3rd - Paul Carter - new found fitness and stamina improving his overall package

 

4th - bodybuilder Jay Hughes very impressive for a 19 year old but worrying site of him collapsing after every event and having to be carried off.

 

5th - Andy Mavin - new slimmer lighter Andy fit but lacking power he used to have

 

6th - Richard Giles - new prospect Richard having a bit of a low patch at the moment but still good effort

 

7th - Phil Wright - old codger still having a go!

 

8th - Mick Jones - immensely strong deadlifter needs a bit more experience on the events

 

9th first timer (name?) very strong but no technique as yet.

 

Phil

 

Phil Wright stone lift

 

Competitors with Gladiator Hawk

 

 

White Cliffs Strongman Challenge in Dover 19/7/2003

l – r  Colin Anderson Organiser, Gary Meale 2nd, Pat Smith 1st, Paul Wood 3rd , front John Bowles ref

 

Another great little show put on by a first time promoter Colin Anderson. On the message board Colin wrote

A Massive, Massive, Thankyou!

 I really cannot begin to thank everyone who attended the White Cliffs Strongman Challenge in Dover. The Competitors were all excellent, the supporters were fantastic, and the tireless work of Jon Bowles, Nick Swain (hope I spelled that right), and everyone else who stepped in and lend a hand (and equipment)when needed was very much appreciated.

As you know this contest was my was of doing something to remember my sister, who died 10 years ago this year, and would have been 21 now. As well as wanting to put on a good day for the obvious reasons, I also really wanted it to be a good day to remember her.

Well thanks to all you guys who supported this in whatever way it was a day I'll never forget. I know my parents would also very much like to thank everyone as well.

I have had several positive comments from people connected to the school, and also from locals who popped along to see what was happening. People were using words like "passion" and "determination", as well as saying what nice guys the strongmen were.

Pat yourselves on the back guys you all did very well today!

Thanks again,

Colin”

 

Well you’re more than welcome mate, we all had a great time and it was a great competitive show!

1st Pat Smith (61.5 pts) – very impressive performance from Pat, good all rounder

2nd Gary Meale (59 pts) – big tall raw boned with big hands. Great potential for a strongman needs more training, one to watch.

3rd Paul Wood (57.5 pts) – much improved Paul (did my Allhallows novice) about a stone heavier and very focussed

4th Jay Hughes (53.5 pts)

5th Andy Gower (47.5 pts)

6th Phil Wright (43.5 pts

7th M Cole (37.5 pts)

8th Tom Bebb (37 pts)
9th Tom Jones (29 pts)
10th T. White (25 pts)
11th A. Smith (23 pts)
12th Mike Betty (20 pts)
13th Lenny Mullane (17 pts)
14th M.Smith (1 pt) retired injured

 

 

 

Allhallows 2003

August Bank Holiday

Novice Sunday 24th August 2003

Open Monday 25th August 2003

Novice Line Up 2003

 

Naughty Medley sorting out the Novice boys!

95kg farmers 25m, 100kg barrel 15m, 85kg log carry 25m!

 

Winners

Novice

Jay Hughes J’1st, Terry Holland J’1st, Paul Wood 3rd, 

Big Lennie giving it large on his way to 3rd place in the back to back pull!

 

Novice

Joint 1st Terry Holland (won by count back)

Very impressive rugby player

Joint 1st Jay Hughes

Forever-improving young strongman, one to watch for the future, sure to feature at BSM in a year or two.

3rd Paul Wood

Much improved Paul showed his class

Terry Holland

63

Jay Hughes

63

Paul Wood

49

Lee Fisher

47

Matt Cole

38

John Wyard

32

Chris Capon

31.5

Ben Jones

30

Rich Leedham

28

Simon Fitzpatrick

26.5

Steve Smith

24.5

Mark Copley

24

Chris Smith

22.5

Mike Jones

22

Mike Betty

20

Lenny Mullane

13.5

Malcolm Skinner

13

Richard Stannard

11

Andy Lidbury

8.5

Jim Mills

8

Colin Anderson

6

Leon Vines

5.5

Rob Muxworthy

4.75

Darren Bennett

4

Trevor Hutchinson

4

Eddy Lapenna

0.75

Shane Pepler

0

Clive Sands

0

John Jones

0

 

full report and points breakdown to follow

l – r Molly from Bourne Leisure, Mark Felix 3rd, Bill Pittuck 1st , Oli Thompson 2nd , Compere Maggie.

Open

1st Bill Pittuck

What can u say? One of the greats!

2nd Ollie Thompson

The best in the South proving that he is now one of the best in the country.

3rd Mark Felix (tied on pts with Paul Carter but won on count back)

Hugely strong Felix needs specific event training to become a real threat at BSM next year.

full report and points breakdown to follow

Bill Pittuck, Adam Townsend & Phil Wright

 

 

 

Frazers Britains Top Ten

August 31st 2003

Healthland

 

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant!

What a great show Frazer’s Top 10 was this year!

 

1st Glenn Ross 56 points

Glenn at his finest, best I’ve ever seen him, 2nd in the farmers!

 

2nd Mark Felix 42

WOW! Worst technique I’ve ever seen in most of the events by one of the strongest men I’ve ever seen!

 

3rd Spencer Hyland 38

Spence on his return from a horror injury at BSM showing he’s back & still class.

 

4th Ollie Thompson 35.5

Another solid performance by the ever improving best Southerner!

 

5th Tiny Tim Thacker 35

A real future champion if ever I’ve seen one, being nurtured by the now retired great Mal Kaye.

 

6th Darren Sadler  34

The Pocket Rocket still astounding everyone how on Earth so much power can come out of such a relatively small geezer!

 

7th Mal Kaye 29

Retirement performance from the ever popular Mal, looking proud as a Peacock that scoretaking partner Jenny is expecting! Still flashes of brilliance finishing all 6 stones!

 

7th Stumpy 29

Slimmer fitter looking Stumpy continuing with his astonishing bad luck from BSM with his shoe slipping off during truck pull!

 

9th Adam Townsend 28.5

Adam still accomplished but lacking that drive and performance that we come to expect from him. Lot on his plate lately with studies etc.

 

10th Christian Clay 26

The inimitable Christian and Grandad from the valleys representing Wales.

 

11th Paul Carter 23.5

Disappointing performance from Paul who tied with Mark Felix for 3rd place the week before at Allhallows.

 

12th Louis McLean 13.5

Fit and fast Jamie Barr lookalike Louis found it hard going amongst this field. One for the future.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UK Strongest Woman 2003 Results

 

Well done all the girls for a great weekend. Congratulations to TRISH PORTER,who became two times champion and winner of the Queen Maeve Warrior trophy 2003!!

Day1
FARMERS /75kg/50m
1st Julie Dunkley 27.69 secs
2nd Trish Porter 38.16 secs
3rd Jo Cutts 47.85 secs

CAR HOLD(straps with 900kg car)
1st Elaine Bell 37.17 secs
2nd Trish Porter 24.15 secs
3rd Jo Cutts 21.56 secs

CELTIC CROSS /100kg
1st Trish Porter 109.4m
2nd Tracey Thompson 73.6m
3rd Julie Dunkley 73.4m

DEAD SQUAT LIFT(6ft x 4 ft garden shed)/MAX
1st Trish Porter 180kg
2nd Julie Dunkley 170kg
3rd Jo Cutts 160kg

DAY 2
TRAIN PULL/15M(KIDS FAIR RIDE)
1st Jenny Black 19.89 secs
2nd Jo Cutts 23.35secs
3rd Trish Porter 25.65secs

SAMSON SCALES(grip) /100kg each hand
1st Jo Cutts 101.58 secs
2nd Tracey Thompson 101.54 secs
3rd Trish Porter 55.81 secs

MOTORBIKE VIKING PRESS/80KG PRESS/75SECS(200kg roadracing motorbike)
1st Julie Dunkley 14reps
2nd Elaine Bell + Trish Porter 12reps
4th Hanna Bingle 9reps

TYRE FLIP/230KG/20M/90secs
1st Trish Porter completed 57.0 secs
2nd Jo Cutts 6 flips
3rd Jenny Black + Julie Dunkley 5flips

OVERALL POINTS
TRISH PORTER 48.5
JO CUTTS 40
JULIE DUNKLEY 37.5
ELAINE BELL 29.5
TRACEY THOMPSON 26
JENNY BLACK 21.5
HANNA BINGLE 10

COMMENTS
Great competition had by all, a beautiful weekend in sunny Bangor, Northern Ireland. Trish was on fire this weekend maintaining her lead after just the second event. Definitely a world class competitor, now being 2 times UKs champion and deserves once again a stab at world's strongest woman as this year she beat a strong field over 8 events instead of 6, I hope I am not talking out of turn but the BSW Champion Marion Noble would not have beat Trish this weekend, though invited well in advance as dates and events and all girls notified back in february, Marion was clearly scared to get her ass beat, once again! What I am about to say maybe a big speak from the daddy but I know what's right and what's wrong and say what I think and I stand by what I say. I promised a show to all the girls in the United Kingdom with power events and heavy moving ones, testing all parts of the body (the factor of goodlooks or the ability to fry chips never came into the equation in selecting). I invited the best in the United Kingdom from strongwoman Jackie Young (who has not won any strongwoman title to date, though finished a worthy 2rd in worlds, still did not do a British qualifier)to powerlifters. This is my big speak, why did we not see Jackie, Marion and others there, your food and accommodation were paid for, £600 prize money for first place, £300 - 2nd, £100 - 3rd.

How are we going to improve the sport when these girls don't attend nationals to prove who is the best, cause I can tell you now, Trish Porter is the UK Strongest Woman and I call on all you girls who failed to show your face, prove me wrong.

Jo Cutts who came second in the competition showed consistency throughout with a fanastic grip in the Samson Scales.

Julie Dunkley who finished third (new kid on the block)shocked everybody by winning the first event and remaining second through most of the competition, also winning the viking press with a massive 14 reps.

Elaine Bell who finished fourth, a true sportswoman, woman of the match for me, winning the Queen Maeve Warrior's Medal for overall effort, the complete package winning the deadlift hold.

Tracey Thompson who finished fifth, a extremely tall, athletic strongwoman who did well in her first time out.

Jenny Black who finished sixth, Mal Kay's partner, first time out winning the train pull convincingly.

Hanna Bingle who finished seventh, mother hen to all the girls, did well in the viking press with a third best result to show her calibre.

Congratulations to everyone, thankyou to all the girls and sponsors who made this possible.

See you all next year.

Glenn Ross - "The Daddy"
ISA (Irish Strength Association)
President

 

 

 

Midshires Strongest Man 2003

The Midshires Strongest Man competition 2003 will be held at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire on 14th & 15th June. Russ Bradley on 07833 626518 (after 6pm please) or email Les Wiltshire on les_wiltshire@tinyworld.co.uk

 

Full results were as follows:
1st Mick Gosling
2nd Lee Bowers
3rd Simon Flint
4th Carl Broomfield
5th Oli Thompson
6th Adam Townsend
7th Mark Felix
8th Paul Carter
9th Andy Lawrence
10th Andy Mavin
11th Joe Peebles
12th Simon Fitzpatrick
13th Lawrence Browne
14th Chris Wiltshire

 

 

 

SAMSON GIANTS

Which will be held in Pocklington East York’s on

15th June, 2003

 last year it was a major success great day out 4 all the family £5 for adults £2 for under 10s BBQ out and inside bar fun fair live road show. The list of athletes and events will follow April.

 

Rob Dixon

07866 602611

 

The competitors were as follows:
1) Tim Thacker (or Tiny) from Harrogate who competed in Britains Heats this year
2) Terry Cochrane from Scarborough who was a last minute replacement
3) A swedish bloke but I cant remember his name!
4) Francis Kirby from Ireland. Ulsters strongest man
5) Darren Sadler from Harrogate (also in this years Britains strongest man heats)
6) Simon Morton from Durham (another Britains heat competitor)
7) Mark Westerby from York (his first major comp, did well at Scarboroughs strongest man last year)
8) Stumpy from Barnsley (the most famous competitor!)

The first event was a JCB push using back wheel to push against. Suprisingly Simon and Mark were the best at this event (could it be because they are Farmers?)

The second event was an axel + tyre lift above the head.

Unfortunately Simon who was in 1st place after the two events had to retire due to a calf injury.

The 3rd event was loading an atlas stone onto a platform as many times as possible

After this event Francis Kirby had to retire due to a bicep tear.

The fourth event was lifting weights on the leg machine. Only Darren and Stumpy could manage to get at least 1 rep on this event.

The final event was lifting 5 barrels onto the stage and building them into a pyramid.

The final placings were:
1) Stumpy
2) Darren Sadler
3) Mark Westerby
Joint 5Tim Thacker and Terry Cochrane
6) The Swedish Bloke (who by the end was limping)
7) Simon Morton

Francis kirby had to leave the comp to get treatment on his injury.

 

 

 

England’s Strongest Man 2003

29th & 30th March, 2003

 

L – R Steve Brooks promoter, Richard Gosling 3rd  – Bill Pittuck 2nd – Eddy Ellwood 1st

 

Results – top 15 go to BSM!

1 Eddy Ellwood
2 Bill Pittuck
3 Richard Gosling
4 Ade Rollinson
5 Stumpy
6 Lee Bowers
7 Mick Gosling
8 Tim Thacker
9 Spencer Hyland
10 Adam Townsend
11 Simon Flint
12 Darren Sadler
13 Oli Thompson
14 Mal Kaye
15 Carl Broomfield

 

16 Reserve - Carl Waitoa

 

Report

Firstly well done Steve & Lynn Brooks, all the crew boys, Rob Dixon (compere), Frazer Tranter (referee), Dave Warner, Glenn Ross, Jen (Mal Kayes girlfriend) for doing the scoring, and everyone else who were involved in the organising of a great contest. Sorry if I’ve left anyone out! please post at the bottom if I have!

A good hard 2 day eventer which really proved what we all know already is that Eddy Ellwood is as good as people say he is! Its exciting that we have a true World Class athlete to hopefully send to WSM. If Richard Gosling can knuckle down to serious training he’s another great all rounder that could make his mark at WSM. My "man of the match" has to be Tiny Tim Thacker a prodigy of Dave Warner and Mal Kaye. A big raw boned brute with big hands and joints who is so powerful and adept at such a young age 23 (I think) one to watch out for. Ollie Thompson the only Southerner to make it through to BSM although a lacklustre performance on the first day nearly put paid to that. The top fifteen were as follows:

1 Ellwood - awesome
2 Pittuck - typical Bill, solid performance even after ankle injury had him doing the cross walk like Quasimodo!
3 Rich Gosling - good at all events, always seems as if he is in it half hearted. Oozes talent.
4 Rollinson - seemed to struggle a bit, not his usual smooth performance but still one to watch BSM.
5 Stumpy - good & bad events, ferocious battle with Simon Flint in the pole push!
6 Bowers - A revitalised Lee Bowers, very impressive - winning Pole push, completing all 5 barrels, 2nd in log and then goes and blows it by not lifting the farmers!
7 Mick Gosling - Shines in some events not in others, more to come I think
8 Thacker - Man of the Match!
9 Hyland - getting better at events now, could be too muscly!
10 Townsend - under par but still enough
11 Flint - bigger than ever! stamina suffering
12 Sadler - always impressive but found some events like arm over arm difficult
13 Thompson - best of the southerners, great pole push 2nd!
14 Kaye - got injured in deadlift, lets hope he’s ok as BSM is in his back yard - Scarborough!
15 Broomfield - best of the rest, I’m glad he got through
RESERVE CARL WAITOA

cant wait till BSM!
Regards

Phil

 

Competitors at BSM

Northern heat

Eddy Ellwood

Darren Sadler

Stumpy

Mal Kaye

Tim Thacker

Lee Bowers

Thomas Scarth

Simon Morton

 

Midlands heat

Richard Gosling

Bill Pittuck

Carl Broomfield

Spencer Hyland

Adam Townsend

Ade Rollinson

Simon Flint

Mick Gosling

 

Southern Heat

Oli Thompson
Steve McNeill
Carl Waitoa
Richard Giles
Dean Edwards
Johnny Kiss
Paul Carter
Mike Horwood

 

 

 

 

Britain’s Strongest Women’s Show

8th March, 2003

  1. Jeep pull with harness 20m
  2. Farmers 65kg 30m 1 turn
  3. Tire flip 15m 165kg
  4. Stone circle 160kg
  5. Medley

15m sack 85kg

Keg 70kg

Anvil 90kg

Onto platform

 

Results

Marion Nobile 47pts
Elaine Bell 44pts
joanne Cutts 40ts
Rebecca Bucknor 37pts
Hanne Bingle 25pts
Linda Miller retired injured

 

Alan Turner - 01207 583430

 

 

 

Southern England Qualifiers 2003

 

L – R

Phil Wright Promoter, Carl Waitoa 3rd, Steve McNeill 2nd,  Oli Thompson 1st  

 

Southern Heat Qualifiers

Oli Thompson
Steve McNeill
Carl Waitoa
Richard Giles
Dean Edwards
Johnny Kiss
Paul Carter
Mike Horwood

Back row L – R

Carl Waitoa 3rd, Steve McNeill 2nd, Ollie Thompson 1st, Johnny Kiss 6th, Dean Edwards 5th,

Front Row L – R

Paul Carter 7th, Mick Horwood 8th, Richard Giles 4th. 

 

Good hard fought show dominated by Oli Thompson. Last years Kent’s Strongest Man.   Newcomer Carl Waitoa very strong but needs event training to reach full potential (12 reps in the 250kg d/l)

Much improved performances from Steve NcNeill and Dean Edwards both looking good. Richard Giles huge jump in class nearly scuppered by only scraping 1 rep in the deadlift, almost out as it was a compulsory lift!

Johnny Kiss looking ahead and just did enough to qualify. Giant novice Paul Carter’s power got him through.

 

Good competitive show but I think the lads are going to find it harder going at the England’s in 2 weeks.

 

Good luck boys!

 

 

 

SAMSON STRENGH PROMOTIONS PRESENTS

 GLENWOOD MUSCLE POWER

8TH DECEMBER 2002

 DOLPHIN LEISURE CENTRE DARLINGTON
EVENTS AXLE LIFT 125KG SAMSON CIRCLE 400KG FARMERS 140KG TYRE FLIP 330KG AXE HOLD 15KG STONES 100KG-165KG.CONTACT STEVE BROOKS 
bigbrooks@lineone.net

 

1st Big Ade Rollinson

2nd Adam Townsend

3rd Spencer Hyland

Steve Brooks promoter

 

 Competitors

Spencer Hyland, Bill Pittuck, Ade Rollinson

Adam Townsend, Andy Mavin, Sweetspot

Simon Flint, Mal Kaye, Simon Morton, Stuart Murray, Darren Sadler, Johnny Kiss

 

A monster heavy show put on by Steve Brookes and Rob Dixon. The heaviest I’ve ever seen and some said too heavy for that late in the season but it was a proper Strongman Show! 125kg Axel lifts, 145kg!! Square sectioned farmers plus 330kg tyre flip, 400kg!! Basque circle, 5 stones 110kg – 165kg! Axe Hold.

 

Big Ade Rollinson showing that he is World Class by winning the overall contest with his easy completion of the Stones. Big Ade does not seem to stand out in any one event (except the stones) but ends up winning!

 

Adam Townsend goes from strength to strength. After seeing him win Allhallows 2002 he impressed me yet again at this heavy show narrowly missing winning it. He really is a great all rounder who I tip to be in top 3 of this years BSM.

 

Spencer Hyland the ex boxer who is probably one of the strongest men on the scene but who always seemed to lack event experience. He obviously has been getting some event training because now he is applying that huge power more technically he is always going to be up there.

 

Another good solid performance from Bill Pittuck. Johnny Kiss still improving and showing more gutsy aggression and technique now I’ve heard a rumour that he’s training with the Pittuck/Townsend/Illiffe camp. Simon Morton surprised me, what a monster! Started with 7 reps of the axel press which was only beaten by one athlete who got 8!, really impressive.

Darren Sadler “The Might Atom!” looks small up against the other monsters but WOW! Astonishing! So much power and technique, flew around with the 400kg Basque circle 3 times I think!

Stuart Murray looked very strong and back from his injury nightmares. Mal Kaye looked in great shape and is preparing for this years BSM (his last unfortunately) which is being held in his home town of Scarborough. Simon Flint (Big Scarey F****r) looked massive and again bursting with power but lacking event training, definitely one to watch out for in the next few years. The London boys Andy Mavin and Richard “Sweetspot” Giles found the going a bit too heavy and returned to training with a new found urgency the following day!

Good World Class Contest from Steve and Rob which was compered by 3 times British Strongest Man, Irelands Strongest Man and Worlds Strongest Man competitor Big Glenn Ross and Rob Dixon.

 

winner Big Ade with promoters Rob Dixon and Steve Brooks

Awaiting full results and scores from Steve or Rob!

Phil

 

 

Allhallows 2002

Sun 25th Aug Novice 11.00am

Mon 26th Aug Open11.00am

Results!

I would like to sincerely thank our Sponsors, without whose help the Allhallows Shows would not happen!

 

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All events on grass

 

£5 per entry for Novices

includes T shirt

Novice Events

1.    50m Farmers Walk (2 x 25m) with turn 95kg railway sleepers

(3 x head to head)

No distances taken, must complete course.

2.    Log Lift for reps from floor 85kg

(3 x head to head)

Most reps in 75 seconds

CUT OFF POINT TOP 20 THROUGH

3.    40m Tyre Pull with Harness on grass

(2 x head to head)

4.    Skip lift for max time, NO STRAPS

(2 x head to head)

5.    The Knacker Kicker Medley!

  • 5 Tyre flips
  • 135kg Duckwalk 15m
  • 100kg Barrel Walk 20m
  • 90kg Farmers 20m

 

Open Events

  1. 30m Lorry Pull with Harness (on road)

(x 1)

  1. Farmers Walk 135kg suitcases 40m with turn

(2 x head to head)

  1. Log Lift for reps 115kg from floor 75 seconds (2 x head to head)
  2. Skip lift for max time, NO STRAPS

(2 x head to head)

  1. The Knacker Kicker Medley!
  • Tyre flip 3x
  • 200kg Duckwalk 15m
  • 125kg Barrel Walk 20m
  • Farmers Walk 95kg 20m
  •  

 

Novice Winners

Tina,

Mick Horwood 3rd, Ricky Bartholomew 1st, John Bowles 2nd

 Open Winners

Maggie compere, Mick Gosling 2nd , Adam Townsend 1st , Alex Hunter 3rd , Phil Wright Promoter,

front Beauty Queens!

Allhallows Open 2002

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pos

Athlete

Lorry Pull

Pts

135k Farm Walk

Pts

115 Log Lift

Pts

Skip Lift

Pts

Medley

Pts

Tot Pts

1

Adam Townsend

44.8

18

25

17

8

20

46.59

14

47.02

20

89

2

Mick Gosling

53.8

14

20.57

20

3

12

67.09

19

47.65

19

84

3

Alex Hunter

43.6

19

22.51

19

2

9

59.16

17

53.55

18

82

4

Ollie Thompson

59.6

12

31.12

16

6

18

47.95

15

91.83

16

77

5

Spencer Hyland

65

10

42.16

13

5

15

68.53

20

D6.50

14

72

6

Lee Bowers

42.1

20

D26.5

7

7

19

18.53

5

78

17

68

7

Russ Bradley

D22.2

8

24.6

18

0

7

65

18

112

15

66

8

Joe Peebles

47.69

17

35.38

14

0

5

41.49

13

2 c

11.5

60.5

9

Johnnie Kiss

55.51

13

D20

5

6

17

21.15

6

2 c

11.5

52.5

10

Steve McNeill

48.88

16

58.17

12

3

10

32.66

7

0

6

51

11

Dean Edwards

-

4

63.1

11

4

14

50.53

16

0

6

51

12

Adrian Davies

-

5

35.3

15

3

11

40.43

12

0

6

49

13

Sweetspot Giles

49.4

15

D09.2

2

3

13

38.48

10

0

6

46

14

Andy Mavin

-

3

D22.7

6

0

6

35.87

8

D0.5

13

36

15

Jamie Cockburn

-

2

D11.15

3

5

16

37.1

9

0

6

36

16

Dave Allison

62

11

74.07

10

0

4

0

4

0

6

35

17

Martin Poole

-

1

D27.7

8

0

3

40.09

11

1 c

10

33

18

Mick Manley

-

6

D15

4

2

8

0

3

0

6

27

19

Scott Litt Hayes

D03.7

7

D34.2

9

0

0

0

0

0

0

16

20

Seb Abbetello

D26

9

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

10

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Unallocated pts

 

 

 

 

 

3

 

3

 

3

9

 

Total pts

 

210

 

210

 

210

 

210

 

210

1050

 

Quite a hectic show with about 40 in the Novice and 20 in the Open but we got through it ok!

A really consistent performance from Adam Townsend won the Open with Mick Gosling looking very impressive in 2nd place. Alex Hunter was back to his old self with a gutsy performance after a slightly grey patch earlier in the year due to personal problems.

Russ Bradley showed flashes of his old self in finishing the grueling medley. Lee Bowers very powerful but dreadful performance in the Skip Hold lost him too many points to catch up. Frazer Tranters man of the match was Ollie Thompson who once again showed great improvement and proved that his Kent’s Strongest Man win was no one off.

Lorry pull was very heavy and started in a bit of a dip with mainly only the big bodyweight boys budging it. 135kg farmers suitcases were handled very well by most of the competitors with Mick Gosling going past the 40m finish line and continuing till about 64m which beat Frazers previous record of 54m.

Johnnie Kiss again gutsy as they come.

Novice show dominated by Ricky Bartholomew and John Bowles with Mick Horwood.

Skip hold proved a huge success with athletes, made heavier for the Open by adding beer barrels.

Truck pull started in a dip very hard pull.

SOLID tyres caught a lot out!

115 logs head to head

Lee Bowers with the 95k farmers at the end of the grueling medley.

Adam Townsend on his way to winning the Open.

 

 

 

Results of Irish Open Pairs Championship

 27th and 28th July 2002

 

Rob Dixon and Dave Warner, Yorkshire Terriers = 43.5

Ade Rollinson and Steve Brooks, English Lions = 42.5

Steve Gracey and Paul Roberts, Ireland All Stars = 26

Kevin Murray and Pat McNamara, Tipperery Tigers = 24

Jason Reilly and Spencer Hyland, Capital All Sorts = 21

Frank Haley and John Shanahan, Munster Maniacs = 9

 

All the lads put on a really good show over the 2 days in Wicklow on 27th

and 28th July 2002.  The crowds loved them.

 

Yvonne Ross

 

 

 

2002 Events

3rd Mar, 2002 – Steve Brooks Show – see link below

 

24th Mar, 2002 – Northern Britain Qualifier Durham

Contact Alan Turner 01207 583430

 

30th Mar, 2002 – Southern England Qualifier Birmingham

Contact Frazer Tranter 07970 626666

 

7th April, 2002 – British Team Championship YORK

Qualifier for Europe’s Team Championship

Contact Rob Dixon 07866 602611

 

10th April, 2001 – Scottish Qualifier Glenrothes

Contact Jamie Barr 07990 632849

 

Novice Show Scotland Sun 26th May, 2002

At Blair Atholl Highland Games

Contact IFSA website www.ifsaworld.com

 

Kent’s Strongest Man Sun 9th June, 2002

Steve Winter 07946 008433

 

Midshires Strongest Man - 8 events

Russ Bradley 07833 626518 (after 6pm)

10th & 11th Aug, 2002

 

Sunday 4th August 2002 – 11.30am

Top Ten Strongman Contest

Healthland, Wolverhampton

Frazer Tranter 07970 626666

 

Allhallows Strongman Competition

Novices Sun Bank Holiday 25th Aug 2002

Open Mon Bank Holiday 26th Aug 2002

See link above

 

15th Sept 2002 Shapes Gym 2 man Team Show

see below

 

 

MWB Leisure Ltd

Proudly presents

Kent’s Power Team Challenge

2 Strongman Team Competition

on 18th August 2002

at Lockmeadow Leisure Complex Maidstone

Results!

Power Team Challenge 2002 winning Team Mick Gosling & Steve Brooks

Power Team 2002

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

event 1

event 2

 

event 3

event 4

 

event 5

 

event 6

 

 

 

Athlete

2 man bus pull

Pts

2 man farm walk

Pts

2 man stone reps

Pts

2 man basque circle

Pts

2 man tyre& van push

Pts

10x125k 1x150kg load

Pts

Total Pts

Final Pos

Steve Brooks

27.86

3

146.9

6

7

6

7+6.2m

6

37.82

6

41.23

6

33

1

Mike Gosling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ollie Thompson

26.65

5

128.35

5

3

4

5+3.8m

3

42.39

5

60.38

3

25

2

John Bowles

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alex Hunter

26.26

6

112.66

3

2

2.5

5+18.1m

4

44.34

4

53.91

4

23.5

3

Steve McNeill

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adam Townsend

31.49

1

114.5

4

5

5

7+5.8m

5

51.78

2

48.59

5

22

4

Johhny Kiss

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gary Adams

26.68

4

77.5

2

2

2.5

4+2.5m

2

47.03

3

99.05

2

15.5

5

Mark Rogers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mick Manley

29.41

2

62.8

1

0

1

3+0.7m

1

53.41

1

0

1

7

6

Mark Rutter

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

21

 

21

 

21

 

21

 

21

 

21

126

 

 

Another top quality contest by a new promoter Alex Hunter. This team show was very gruelling with some of the competitors really feeling the effects of 3 shows in 3 weeks!

Mick Gosling and Steve Brooks won 5 out of the 6 events and looked every bit the quality they are. Steve a UK Strongest Man winner and Mick a WSM competitor this year.  New boy Ollie Thompson proved his Kents Strongest Man title was no fluke by giving a solid performance with his partner John Bowles to take 2nd place in front of local favorites Alex Hunter and Steve McNeill.

 

 

 

 

Midshires Strongest Man Competition

10th & 11th August, 2002

At The Leisuretime Show

Three Counties Showground

Malvern, Worcs

Results!

1stBill Pittuck,  3rdMick Gosling,  2ndAdam Townsend with compere Maggie.

(steady on boys, that my missus!)

Athlete

Farmers & Sledge Drag

Pts

Car Hold

Pts

Barrel walk &Duckwalk

Pts

Load 6 items

Pts

Truck Pull

Pts

Log Lift

Pts

Atlas Stones

Pts

Medley

Pts

Total Pts

Pos

Bill Pittuck

51.28

11

38.84

13

33.38

14

48.34

15

34.62

13

6

11.5

51.55

13

53.35

15

105.5

1

Adam Townsend

50.12

12

37.16

12

42.9

12

54.02

13

34.78

12

7

13

42.13

15

54.49

13

102

2

Mick Gosling

45.53

14

41.02

14

28.57

15

48.38

14

39.53

8

6

11.5

64.49

11

54.22

14

101.5

3

Steve Brooks

58.29

9

35.72

11

37.19

13

55.07

12

33.47

14

8

14

51.17

14

58.94

12

99

4

Lee Bowers

40.38

15

11.01

3

dist 46.3m

8

81.16

9

33.44

15

9

15

53.68

12

61.31

11

88

5

Simon Flint

49.1

13

43.85

15

107.05

10

73.01

10

37.96

10

1

6.5

5@59.89

10

63.1

10

84.5

6

Steve McNeill

62.69

7

19.81

6

89.05

11

65.58

11

37.69

11

1

6.5

5@101.64

8

95.66

3

63.5

7

Seb Abbietello

60.16

8

26.5

7

dist 47.6m

9

5

3

42.51

6

4

10

5@72.86

9

76.47

6

58

8

Rich Giles

63.27

6

16.94

5

dist 27.1m

1

98.79

6

38.19

9

3

9

5@101.83

7

68.47

9

52

9

Andy Mavin

77.62

5

27.78

10

dist 45.8m

7

3

2

51.38

4

2

8

4@62.14

6

71.84

8

50

10

Joe Peebles

53.75

10

27.06

8

dist 28.2m

2

107.58

5

40.06

7

0

3.5

3@32.77

5

81.37

5

45.5

11

Simon Fitzpatrick

n/a

1

n/l

1

dist 41.1m

5

93.78

7

49.94

5

0

3.5

3@89.92

3

75.44

7

32.5

12

Jamie Cockburn

92.59

4

27.31

9

dist 41.4m

6

81.34

8

n/s

1

n/s

1

n/s

1

n/s

1

31

13

Rick Richards

107.65

3

11.34

4

dist 33.9m

4

5

4

60.75

2

0

3.5

3@42.89

4

92.06

4

28.5

14

Chris Wiltshire

dist 44m

2

7.31

2

dist 29.8m

3

2

1

57.09

3

0

3.5

1

2

98.13

2

18.5

15

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

120

 

120

 

120

 

120

 

120

 

120

 

120

 

120

960

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Absolutely top class show from Russ Bradley’s first promoted contest.

A top class field of athletes fought all the way down to the point that after 7 events there were only 3.5pts separating the top 4 athletes!

Bill Pittock  winner again !        Les & Maggie doing a great job commentating!

The boys!

Top notch show with Britain’s best showing their true class!

Frazer teaching young James the stones!

 

 

 

Frazer Tranter and Healthland presented

Britain’s Top 10 Strongman Competition

2002!

At Healthland Wolverhampton

Results!

l – r -  Eddy Ellwood 1st, Steve Brooks 4th, Dave Warner 3rd, Ade Rollinson 2nd.

 

Athlete

Duck Walk

Pts

Log Lift

Pts

Car Hold

Pts

Stones

Pts

Fwd Hold

Pts

Truck Pull

Pts

Total Pts

Pos

Eddy Ellwood

30.96

7

8

7.5

27.15

9

5 @ 77s

7

49.65

8

27.26

10

48.5

1

Ade Rollinson

dist 38m

2

8

7.5

14.81

5

6 @ 71s

10

53.17

10

29.96

9

43.5

2

Dave Warner

41.73

4

9

10

20.11

6

5 @ 40s

8

35.74

3

35.47

6

37

3

Steve Brooks

25.92

10

8

7.5

11.34

2

3 @ 28s

3

47.64

7

34.7

7

36.5

4

Adam Townsend

28.4

8

8

7.5

3.82

 

6 @ 88s

9

32.07

2

32.81

8

34.5

5

Simon Flint

32.77

6

4

1

26.41

8

4 @ 63s

5

51.28

9

40.13

5

34

6

Mick Gosling

28.04

9

3

 

39.35

10

4 @ 42s

6

35.93

4

52.72

4

33

7

Carl Broomfield

36.76

5

7

4

11.39

3

3 @ 48s

2

47.02

6

63.44

2

22

j8

Russ Bradley

57.29

3

1

 

22.14

7

3 @ 21s

4

45.83

5

53.47

3

22

j8

Ollie Thompson

dist 31m

 

7

4

11.98

4

2 @ 16s

1

19.43

1

dist

1

11

10

Specer Hyland

dist 37m

1

7

4

P Out

 

x

 

x

 

x

 

 

 

Johnny Kiss

dist 31m

 

6

2

0

 

x

 

x

 

x

 

 

 

Paul Banks

dist 25m

 

0

 

10.1

1

x

 

x

 

x

 

 

 

Seb Abbietello

dist 33m

 

3

 

4.29

 

x

 

x

 

x

 

 

 

 

 

55

 

55

 

55

 

55

 

55

 

55

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

tester Rich Giles

46.39

 

3

 

-

 

4 @ 72s

 

-

 

51.69

 

 

 

 

Frazer’s Top Ten contest goes from Strength to Strength with an excellent show on Sunday 5th August, 2002. A first class venue with big crowds and glorious sunshine saw relative newcomer and ex Mr Universe, Eddy Ellwood win a really hard fought contest. Last years top 3 were all in the shake up again this year but lost out to Big Eddies brute strength.

 

This is the second year that this contest has been put on by Frazer and little touches like Hotel accommodation for more distant athletes and a free meal afterward all helped towards the atmosphere of a really good show.

 

 Early efforts of promoting by most ex strongmen tended to be a bit amateurish but now the shows are professionally run and are a real treat to compete in and watch. 

 

Its very exciting that you can now get first class strongmen shows throughout the UK with Promoters like Frazer Tranter, Steve Brooks, Mal Kaye, Phil Wright, Steve Winter, Gary Adams, Rob Dixon, Glenn Ross, Russ Bradley, Alex Hunter.

 

Britain’s Strongest Man is one show and in the absence of Geoff Capes Live Promotions Tour the athletes need these nationwide contests to be introduced to the Sport.

 

 

 

 

 

Kents Strongest Man Sunday 9th June 2002

South Darenth Village Fair

Nr Dartford Kent

l – r Steve Zetaloski Judge, Ollie Thompson 1st, Steve Winter Promoter, Alex Hunter 2nd .

(Gary Adams 3rd just out of shot!)

 

An excellent show with a good field, spoilt only by the dreadful weather. The last event (load) was cancelled for fear of injury on the slippery grass. Steve Winters first promoted show proved very popular with the large, if wet, crowd.

Gary Adams very comfortable with the Anvil.

Winner Ollie Thompson looked very impressive on all events.

Novice giant “Big Paul” one to watch out for!

Big Lenny the equipment man lugged his guts out moving and organizing all the gear and still competed and had a go!

  1. Ollie Thompson       47
  2. Alex Hunter             40
  3. Gary   Adams                    36
  4. Steve McNeill          34
  5. Big Paul                     31
  6. John Bowes         31
  7. Colin                          28
  8. Richard Giles           26
  9. Lenny                         18

 

1.   Log Lift Max Weight 95kg start

2.   Tyre Flip - 5 tyres varying weight

3.   Farmers Walk 110kg 50m timed

4.   iking Axe Hold 28lbs

5.   Anvil Walk 150kg distance

6.   Load cancelled

 

Further details

Steve Winter 07946 008433

 

Allhallows Women’s Comp!!!  

1.00pm Bank Holiday Monday 3rd June, 2002

11am start for event familiarization. 

5 events

1.   Jeep Pull Nissan Patrol with harness 30m

2.   Farmers Walk 40m with turn 45k

3.   Log Lift 45k reps in 75 seconds

4.   Loading Race  5 items

5.   Tire flips 10

Big thanks to Timekeeper Richard Giles, Scoretaker Harry Wright, Spotters Alec Hunter & Steve McNeill and Video & Photographer Dean Houlding.

Results!

Jo Cutts 1st place

L – R Claire Smith 2nd, Jo Cutts 1st, Jan Hall 3rd

Athlete

Jeep Pull

Pts

Farmers Walk

Pts

Log Lift

Pts

Load

Pts

Tyre Flip

Pts

Total Pts

Pos

Jo Cutts - Gravesend Kent

31.2

6

21.64

7

1

6

18.08

7

33.29

6

32

1st

Claire Smith - Kettering

28.97

7

29.88

5

0

3

18.6

6

31.46

7

28

2nd

Jan Hall - Bristol

31.95

5

21.87

6

8

7

19.76

5

40.3

5

28

3rd

Emma Goodfellow - N'hampton

33.26

4

30.35

4

0

3

21.42

4

43.14

4

19

4th

Kelly Ryan - London

33.99

3

66.88

3

0

3

28.86

2

1.53.00

3

14

5th

Claire Stork - Woolwich

35.38

2

dist

2

0

3

26.26

3

2.30.00

1

11

6th

Laura Scott - Allhallows

39.68

1

dist

1

0

3

4 items

1

2.13.05

2

8

7th

 

Dougie Edmunds of IFSA has confirmed that the top 3 finishers are invited to Callander Scotland for WSW qualifiers!

 

Click here for more pictures from the show!

 

 

 

Results of qualifiers

 

Northern Qualifier Sun 24/3/2002

Report from Pete Seddon

Just got back from Gateshead from the qualifier,340 mile round trip. There were five events in total. 25 competitors started but only the top 12 went through to the final two events.

Event 1

Lorry Pull - Great win for Dave Warner. Mal Kay, Brooks and Graham Mullins also had really fast times

Event 2

Medley(115kg barrel carry, 115kg farmers, 220kg duck walk, over a 15 metre course)

Very tough event, Steve Brooks won in amazingly quick time. Most guys didn't finish the event.

Event 3

Log Press for reps - The log weighed 110kg and was too heavy for many of the competitors to get even one rep. I can't remember who won this event but I know Big Ade Rollinson, Lee Bowers and Steve Brooks did very well.

Event 4

Tyre Flip - Only the top 12 guys went through to the 380kg tyre flip. They had to turn it over six times. Some more very good times but none better than Ade Rollinson's winning effort.

Event 5

Deadlift Car Hold - Some of the guys got over the 35 second mark. Of course straps aren't allowed these days. I think Mal Kay and former British Bodybuilding Champion Eddy Ellwood tied for first with 44 seconds.


Final Positions

1. Steve Brooks - Amazing performances in all events
2. Ade Rollinson - Very strong, very consistent
3. Eddy Ellwood - Unbelievable from the ex- bodybuilder. The biggest guy I've ever seen.
4. Mal Kay - Very solid all round performance
5. Dave Warner - Like Big Mal, very solid all round
6. Lee Bowers - Poor last event,but very good overall
7. Graham Mullins- The film star had a pretty good day
8. Carl Broomfield - The best he could hope for with the calibre of the guys ahead of him.

The next four were Simon Morton, Darren Saddler, Rob Howe and the injured Gary Adams who seemed to pull a hamstring. Can't remember the order of these four for sure but I think I'm right.

The top six go through automatically, but there are two wild card places for grabs so I'd give them to Mullins and the unlucky Adams.

The whole report is based on my memory but most of the info should be accurate.

Throughly enjoyed the whole day. Where else can you get five hours of entertainment for £4.

 

Welsh Qualifyer 17th March, 2002

Here are the results from the Welsh qualifier - 17th March 2002

 

OVERALL POSITIONS

 

1st Christian Clay

2nd Dean Bolt

3rd Adrian Davies

4th Marc Williams

5th Gary spellman

6th Gareth Davies

7th Neil Evans

8th Chris James

9th Ceri Moorcroft

 

EVENTS

 

Log Lift:

 

1. C. Clay [130Kg]

2. C. James [130Kg]

3. G. Davies [125Kg]

4. A. Davies [120Kg]

5. G. Spellman [120Kg]

6. M. Williams [115Kg]

7. N. Evans [110Kg]

8. D. Bolt [110Kg]

9. C. Moorcroft [105Kg]

 

Farmer's Walk:

 

1. C. Clay    2. M. Williams    3. A. Davies    4. D. Bolt    5. N. Evans    6. G. Spellman    7. C. James    8. G. Davies    9. C. Moorcroft.

 

Deadlift  [230Kg / Reps]

 

1. M. Williams [12]

2. A. Davies [11]

3. C. Clay [9]

4. D. Bolt [9]

5. G. Spellman [8]

6. N. Evans [6]

7. C. Moorcroft [6]

8. G. Davies [0]

9. C. James [retired]

 

 

Arm - over - Arm

 

!. C. Clay    2. D. Bolt    3. G. Davies    4. N. Evans    5. A. Davies    6. G. Spellman    7. M. Williams    8. C. Moorcroft

 

 

Stones [100, 110, 125 & 135Kgs]

 

1. C. Clay  [3 stones]

2. G. Spellman [1]

3. D. Bolt [1]

4=

C. Moorcroft,  N. Evans,  G. Davies,  M. Williams, A. Davies

 

Irish Qualifiers

Irish Qualifiers

  • Glenn Ross
  • Andrew Sheehan
  • Tom Mulholland
  • Martin Campbell
  • Sean Kealey

 

 

Scottish Qualifiers

Overall Points

Name

Points Total

Overall Position

Gregor Edmunds
Forbes Cowan
Brian Bell
Paul Porteous
Stuart Murray
David Eastwood
Louis MacLean
Frank Connelly
Alex Paterson
Alexander Hunter
Raymond Christie
Hamish Moir
Alastair Christie
Ewan Cameron
David McIntyre

110
102
101
101
97
82
81
81
80
79
70
52
52
50
41

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

 

 

For full results click

http://www.ifsaworld.com/SSMresults.htm

 

 

 

England’s Strongest Man 2002

3rd March, 2002

Steve Brooks presents…

Spennymoor Recreation Centre

Spennymoor, County Durham.

 

Magnificent Bill Pittock retains title!

L – R, Ade Rollinson 3rd , Bill Pittock 1st, Mick Gosling 2nd 

 

Click photo for full results

 

 

England’s Strongest Man 2001

1st April, 2001

Steve Brooks presents…

11.00am Spennymoor Recreation Centre

Spennymoor, County Durham.

 

1)    Log lift for Maximum Weight

2)    Deadlift Hold (Car – No Straps)

3)    Samsons Circle (distance)

4)    Tyre Flip 15 Metres

5)    Loading Race (70kg keg, 100kg sack, 105kg Keg, 110kg Log, 130kg Stone.

 

Bill Pittuck, Frazer Tranter, Mark Iliffe, Russ Bradley, Steve Brooks, John Kiss, Seb Abbatiello, Andy Raynes (Stumpy), Laine Snook, Mal Kay, Ade Rollinson, Adam Townsend, Lee Bowers

 

Won by Bill Pittuck!!

 

 

Allhallows Strongman 2001 Results!

Novice Sunday 26th Aug, 2001

Open Bank Holiday Monday 27th August, 2001

********************

16 in the Novice!

12 in the Open!

********************

 

For Allhallows 2002 entrance forms click below

Click here to Print out entrance form and forward to address shown

 

 

Frazer Tranter and Healthland present

Britain’s Top 10 Strongman Competition

2001!

 

Sunday 2nd September, 2001 12.00am

Held at Healthland Wolverhampton

1.    Incline Log for reps

2.    Farmers Walk 125kg for distance

3.    Forward Hold 35kg

4.    6 Stones onto platform

5.    Wheel Barrow medley

6.    Truck Pull with harness

 

1st place £400, 2nd place £250, 3rd place £100

 

RESULTS!

 

Fabulous victory for Steve Brooks!

1st Steve Brooks

2nd Ade Rollinson

3rd Dave Warner

 

Click here for more photos!

 

 

 

Results of Gary Adams

SHAPES of Eltham

STRONGMAN CHALLENGE

On behalf of Children’s Cancer Fund

Sunday 20th January, 2002

 

1st Gary Adams

2nd Alex Hunter

3rd Phil Wright

4th Gary Sayer

 

 

 

Results in from Callender Scotland 30/31 July 2000

 

1st Finnish guy (name to be confirmed)

2nd Steve Brooks Newcastle England

3rd Lee Bowers Earby Lancs England

4th Frazer Tranter Wolverhampton England

 

A really hard 2 day show

 

1st day

Arm over arm truck pull

Clean & press – max lift

Farmers walk – distance for time

Stones

 

2nd day

Barrel carry and drag

Husafel stone 200k max length

Conans wheel

Duck walk 200k

 

Results In!!

IFSA’s Britain’s Strongest Man qualifying shows

 

Sunday 25th Feb 2001

 “A” group

 

British StrongMan Qualifiers "A" Group

Results

1

Bill Pittuck

58

2

Adam Townsend

52

3

Mark Iliffe

52

4

A Rollinson

47.5

5

Stuart Murray

47

6

Andrew Raynes

42

7

Laine Snook

38.5

8

Rob Dixon

36.5

9

Lee Bowers

33.5

10

Mal Kay

30

11

Gary Adams

27.5

12

Simon Morton

22.5

13

Francis Brebner

21

14

Alex Paterson

15.5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great result for Bill Pittuck and his 2 training partners Adam Townsend & Mark Iliffe!

 

 

Results In!!

IFSA’s Britain’s Strongest Man qualifying shows

 

Sunday 4th Mar 2001

 “B” group

 

What a great show held at Jamie Reeves Gym in Sheffield. A great atmosphere with experienced athletes advising and supporting newcomers. A really competitive show.

British StrongMan Qualifiers "B" Group

Results

1

M Campbell

89

2

D Warner

84.5

3

G Edmunds

82.5

3

C Broomfield

82.5

5

P Banks

75.5

6

C Clay

73.5

7

J Kiss

70

8

D Edwards

69

9

A Mavin

68.5

10

S Rushton

66.5

11

S Flint

63.5

12

M Yates

61.5

13

O Hunter

58.5

14

R Beardsmore

58

15

D Waters

50

15

W Auckland

50

17

J Peebles

45.5

17

O Price

45.5

19

M Morrison

42.5

20

R Viggars

40

21

P Wright

39

22

C Baker

38

23

A Christie

35.5

24

W Paton

33.5

25

M Din

2

26

C Wiltshire

0