Gloucesterhire Cross-Country League, November 2006

There was a good turn-out in the seniors race, as usual
	Gregg Ward made good use of the fast, grassy surface As attention turned to the water-jump, John Collier demonstrated the benefit of long legs and a big spring
	Malcolm White still holds the Yate & District steeplechase record, but takes things a bit more cautiously these days
	Damien, on the other hand, has some promising 'chasing ahead of him, and Matt took the jump easily in his stride.
	Ian provides the first entry in our 'dying swan' competition, as the judges gathered around
The U15 boys race saw a good turn-out from our youngsters, and more entries in our competition
	Brett's impression was good enough to get him runner-up in the competition, but Will was taking the jump much more sensibly
	Fraser and Alex were too robust, and simply ploughed through the stream
	Tom managed to find some lilliputians for his entry, while Martin sneaked by without a ripple
Jon and sprinter Henry led the U13 boys field, and more competition entrants
	Jon cleared the stream with this leap, but still has a couple of years to wait before he can do a proper steeplechase.
	Alex, Felix and (below) Lloyd all provided sound competition entries...

But it was Matt who turn out the competition-winner with this entry
	No, Doug, that's a one-legged seagull, not a dying swan!