Jon Burgess

Race director, John Burgess, felt really bad about the wrong turn and immediately apologized for the error.
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John Burgess was more than gracious in his apology and he encouraged all runners to come back next year.He didn't dodge or bob or weave ... he said he was sorry and he promised do his best to make sure that this doesn't happen again.I AGREE!!!Now I've been to enough races to understand that the buck stops with the race director, but in this case, there was absolutely nothing John could do about the mix-up.I sincerely hope that all of us will continue to support this race because it is for a very worthy cause.I even asked John this morning if he had next year's entry forms ready ... hey, this is the fastest 5K I've had since 1992 ...
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John, his sponsors, and the boys and girls who are just beginning to enjoy one of the most rewarding sports in our land, running, deserve another chance.

Jon Burgess Road Race Secretary
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Jon Burgess

Jon Burgess Men's Captain

Please contact Jon Burgess if you have any further questions.
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SIGNING UP: There is no pre-registration requirement, but lease make sure that you inform Jon Burgess of your intention to participate in each race, so that a race number can be organised for you.

Captain Jon Burgess is an eight-year veteran with the department.He was in the first-ever intern class in 1994.Graduating in Academy Class 95-2, Burgess considers this program to be "an excellent opportunity."At age 19, when the entry age was 18 and no college units were required, Burgess entered the program after hearing about it while taking a fire science class at Consumes River College in Sacramento.He graduated with associate's degrees in fire science and paramedicine.

Born and reared in Sacramento, Burgess wanted to work in his hometown, yet he never really considered being a paramedic initially."I probably wouldn't have paid to go to paramedic school due to the financial aspect."

Burgess is the engine captain at Station 17, which is also home to Medic 17, where interns can ride along.He understands what it is to be an intern and where he can help.Says Burgess, "I want them to succeed."

In an age of ever-increasing "free agency," where medics leave one department for another, the interns continue to be steadfast in their commitment to the department that gave them the opportunity of a lifetime.As the intern program approaches its 10-year anniversary, only one person has resigned after successfully completing the program and working on-line as a firefighter/paramedic."I have a sense of loyalty to the department," Burgess acknowledges, a feeling nearly all the former interns share.

Burgess is active in the department.He recently was a drill instructor at the Fire Academy, continues to be licensed as a paramedic, is a physical fitness coordinator for the fitness program, and performs community outreach for the department through public education.This a person from whom we all-especially future interns-can learn.

Entrance Requirements Ensure Retention

The retention rate is extremely high, as is the camaraderie enjoyed by the interns.JoAnn Jacobson-Wham, who is also a paramedic instructor for the intern program through American River College (ARC-the intern program works closely with this local community college, which has an established paramedic program), was an intern for class year 1998 and was a fire recruit in Academy Class 00-1.She and others from her class continue to meet monthly for a social night, catching up on one another's lives.

Jon Burgess Managing Director jon.burgess@oxagtrials.co.uk

Jon Burgess, MV50, 46:49, 7th
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Worthy of special note were great PBs from Gary Clench, Richard Gould, Jon Burgess (who takes the clean sweep of club records with this effort) and Angela Banks (who also takes the 5 mile mark in her age category too).
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Prizes went to Jon Burgess (1st V50) and Angela Banks (2nd VL45).
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Jon Burgess, V50, 29:45, 30th (club record) (PB)
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Jon Burgess, V50, 79.35, 22nd (2nd V50)
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Congratulations to him, to Jon Burgess (1st in V50), Angela Banks (1st V45) on their new club records and, indeed, to everyone who took part, with a special round of applause for those club members who gave such welcome encouragement and assistance as marshalls.
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Jon Burgess, 1:03:40, V50, 27th (PB) (1st V50) (club record)
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Jon Burgess, 39:16, V50, 38th
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Jon Burgess, 23:53, 42nd, V50
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Jon Burgess, V50, 38:02, 23rd
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Jon Burgess, 25:32, 39th
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Jon Burgess, 38:27, 46th
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Jon Burgess, 30:45, 48th (5th V50)
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Jon Burgess, 25:41, 48th
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Jon Burgess, 1:28:47 (17th)
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Jon Burgess, 17:59, V50, 33rd (3rd V50)
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Jon Burgess, 24:28, 53rd
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Thanks to Helen and Jon for organising teams, and to Richard Gould who kindly supplied the photos that can be seen here.
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Jon Burgess 19.50
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Jon Burgess 1:23:45 - New V50 Club Record
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Jon Burgess 1.38.37 PB (24th)
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Excellent final placings too for Helen (7th overall) and Edwina (9th overall); and Jon, who finished 4th overall in the Vet 50 category.
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Jon Burgess 41.04 (58th)
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Jon Burgess, 39:13, 4th
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Jon Burgess, 38:52, 81st
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Particular congratulations to Jon Burgess and Paul Tilleard who finished second and third respectively in the "Senior Vet" category.
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Jon Burgess: 34:41, 15th (2nd SV)

Jon Burgess 46:38 17th
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77. Jon Burgess 38.28
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Jon Burgess 38:54 47th
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Included a first for Alchester with John Burgess starting the race from the back.

John Burgess 1:24:27 195th
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Jon Burgess 37.33
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Jon Burgess 30:04
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Our mens team consisting of Rob Burgess, Richard Gould, John Burgess and Laurie Lee finished in third position for a bronze medal in the county championships.
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John Burgess 01.04.52
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JON BURGESS 38.56
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JON BURGESS 23:39 58th
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Jon Burgess 38:27 52nd
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Jon Burgess 31:14 12th
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JON BURGESS 25:15 VM50 71st
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A number of prizes - The mens team of Richard Gould, Andi Hucker, Jon Burgess and Nigel Trinder were third overall.
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In the County Championship, the mens team of Richard Gould, Andi Hucker, Jon Burgess and Laurie Lee got silver, Andi Hucker got V40 silver and Jon Burgess got V50 silver.
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In the County Championship, the mens team of Richard Gould, Andi Hucker, Jon Burgess and Laurie Lee got silver, Andi Hucker got V40 silver and Jon Burgess got V50 silver.
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Jon Burgess, 84.15, V50, 28th
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Congratulations also to Jon Burgess who finished 3rd V50. The Mens team gained 3rd place (Nigel Marley, Jon Burgess, Andi Hucker and Gary Clench ) while the Ladies gained 2nd place (Liz Grolimund, Helen Roper and Edwina Colclough), only narrowly missing out on first place to Banbury.
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Jon Burgess, 1:38:17, V50, 26th overall (3rd V50)
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Jon Burgess, Gary Warland and Gary Clench all finished in under 90 minutes.
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Jon Burgess, V50, 1:24:02, 30th
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80th, Jon Burgess, V2, 38:21
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Jon Burgess, SV, 34:15, 19th

Jon Burgess 38:45 43rd
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They did the club proud by coming 14th out of 41 teams in this tough multi terrain event, each member taking a different leg of varying lengths.Thank you to Jon for pulling it all together and to Graham who stood in at the last minute for injured Andi Hucker.
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9 Jon Burgess 1:13:28 Leg 9 team placed 14th
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Jon Burgess 1:27:06 22nd 3rd male super vet
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Jon Burgess 27:39 83rd
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Jon Burgess 39.22 17th
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Jon Burgess 18:16 64th
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Jon Burgess 24.41 69th
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Jon Burgess 30:42 14th
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Jon Burgess 19.52
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Jon Burgess 3.07.57 1771st
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Jon Burgess 36:05 75th (3rd V50 in series)
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Jon Burgess 32:40 63rd

John BurgessProgram Coordinator

Program Coordinator: John Burgess
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Jon Burgess- Cambridge P.E

1st Team Captain: Jon Burgess (0161 976 1349)