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Tom Pink Relays Sheffield 1st November The
AAA of England in conjunction with Northern Athletics promoted the last of this
year's Tom
Pink Relays at the EIS Sheffield on 1st November. The relays once again proved
very popular with both athletes and clubs as over 150 young athletes turned out
for this fixture.Teams from City of Sheffield, Calderdale, Halton & Frodsham, Kingston upon Hull, Spenborough, Rotherham and Leeds City AC all played their part in making this a successful event and a most enjoyable day of athletics. Read More Photo Gallery |
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NIKE ERRA NATIONAL MEN’S 6-STAGE & WOMEN’S
4-STAGE ROAD RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS Report South of England clubs Belgrave Harriers (men) and Aldershot, Farnham & District (women) retained their titles in good conditions, albeit with a fresh wind that made for pretty good running conditions as Sutton Park again played host to a major event. Aldershot pretty well dominated the women’s race, even without Steph Twell who was away in Amsterdam collected a best junior of the year award, but Belgrave had to work hard for their victory to make it seven six-stage titles in eight years as Notts and Newham took the minor medals. Read More |
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Maratón Internacional Simultáneo. European & North American Results of the Simultaneous Marathon now available. Full Results Tom Pink Relays Results Lee Valley 15 October
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Chichester 10km. Sunday, October 12th was a perfect day for once again staging the 18th Chichester Priory 10km Road race. This is one of the major road races in the English road running calendar and for the third time in recent years was awarded the status of AAA English National Road Race Championships, as well as featuring an Inter-Area match, a recognition nationwide of this quality road race. The high standard and depth of the field was matched by the glorious weather and an excellent turnout of some 1500 enjoyed one of the most popular and prestigious events in the South of England. Read More & Results |
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Liverpool Jumps & Throws Meeting Report Ronnie Bomba reports on the highly successfully Jumps & Throws meeting held at Liverpool on 20th September. the event was supported by the AAA Read More |
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Maratón Internacional Simultáneo As part of the AAA programme to introduce young people to athletics we are participating in a simultaneous marathon relay on the 15th October. London's Lee Valley Athletics Centre and Manchester's Sportcity will host the English events other relays will be held at Madrid, Valencia, West Virginia and Toronto. Read More |
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Tom Pink Relays The next event in Tom Pink Relays series will be held at the EIS Sheffield on 1st November. Entries are limited to 12 teams in each age group so early entry is advised. Also included in the meeting will be a team field event challenge. Plaques for the members of the first 3 teams in the Relays and the Field Event Challenges. Entries Close Tuesday 21st October 2008 Download Entry Form Event Information The AAA Tom Pink Relays The AAA have generously been left a bequest by the late Alice and Lewis Pink, for a children’s programme in memory of their son Tom who was tragically killed in an accident in the early 1970’s. After discussion with the Pink Family, it was agreed to use this gift to fund a series of children’s relays in support of and leading up to the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The proposals are for these Tom Pink Relays to be held at Athletic and other sporting fixtures at both indoor and outdoor venues. The format of the relays has been thoroughly tested and proved very popular with both children and spectators and is directed at the under 11 and under 13 age groups. |
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BBC Sports Unsung Hero 2008 The BBC is this year keen to attract nominations from as broad a range of sports as possible so as to highlight the sheer volume of work that goes on in our communities as we begin the journey towards London 2012. Read More |
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National 12 & 6 Stage Road Relays Championships  The
National 12 & 6 Stage Road Relays Championships took place at Sutton Park on
Saturday 26th April. Congratulations to Leeds City AC and Alderhot Farnham and
District who claimed the 12 & 6 stage titles. Leeds added the men's 12 Stage
Road relay title to the National Cross Country title picked up earlier this
year, while Aldershot who seem to have no end of talent to draw on collected the
women's 6 stage title.12 Stage Results Photo Gallery of 12 Stage 6 Stage Results Photo Gallery of 6 Stage Read Martin Duff's report Photo Brian Smith |
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AAA – Review and Forward Look to 2012 AAAs Chairman Graham Jessop is looking for comments and feedback on the document 'AAA – Review and Forward Look to 2012 'which was presented to the AAAs AGM on 16th March. The document outlines the current role of the Association and direction which we may adopt in the future. Please email your comments to Graham Jessop on this link. |
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Tom Pink Relays Lee Valley Athletics Centre, 12th October 2008
We are delighted to announce that the AAA have provisionally agreed with the management of the Lee Valley Centre, to hold the AAA Tom Pink Relays along with selected field events, on the above date. The teams who took part last year will again be invited, along with some others to make a total of twelve teams. About 300 to 400 children will participate. |
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AAAs AGM, March 16th 2008 In
the absence of the AAAs
President Sir Rodney Walker, AAAs chairman Graham Jessop chaired the AGM. In his
opening address he outlined the role
adopted by the AAAs since the transfer of governance.
The meeting approved reports and financial accounts.
Sir Rodney Walker was re-elected President, Graham Jessop Chairman and Walter
Nicholls Hon Secretary. The document "AAA-Review and Look Forward to 2012" was introduced to the meeting by the chairman who then invited comments from the meeting, a lively and interesting debate took place in which a number of contributions about the future role of the AAA had an airing. Prior to the commencement of the meeting Susan Deaves and Alan Barlow presented a number of awards to athletes on behalf ob the AAA. Photos Award Winners |
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Tom Pink Relays Magherafelt. Fresh from the success of Manchester, George Bunner and the road team brought the Tom Pink Relays on their their first visit to 
Northern Ireland on the 14th March as guests of Magherafelt District Council to
coincide with the opening of the new Meadowbank Sports Arena, the biggest
multi-sports arena in Europe which includes a three hundred metre five lane
running track. The local organizers were delighted at the guest appearance of
Mrs Jean Pickering, the founder of the Ron Pickering Memorial fund. The AAA's in
conjunction with local organiser Barrie Holmes and the Mid Ulster Athletic Club
laid on a full day of indoor competition for local primary and secondary
schools. Over 800 enthusiastic children took part which included a number of
field events for the young athletes to try. Rubb Buildings Ltd who had
constructed the Sports Arena very kindly sponsored the awards for all the field
events. At the awards ceremony, Councillor Paul McLean, Chairman of Magherafelt
Council thanked the AAAs for all their efforts in bringing the relays to
Northern Ireland and said it had been an enjoyable and rewarding day for all
involved.Keeping up with Paula Results Chasing Kelly Results Chasing Steve Cram Photo Gallery |
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Tom Pink Relays Manchester. SportCity
hosted the Tom Pink relays on 9th March as teams from Manchester, Sale,
Cheshire, Lancashire, Cumbria and Liverpool. The event was held in the indoor
sport arena was run in co-operation with the North West Region of England
Athletics. In addition to the relays the athletes had the opportunity to sample
other events with a number of local coaches lending their time to this event.
Commenting of the event Former AAAs Chairman George Bunner said ", it gave most of the children the exciting experience of running on this splendid indoor track for the first time. We were particularly pleased with the format introduced by the England Athletics North West Coaching Group for the field events and I would like to express our thanks on behalf of the AAA, the teams and the children to them for this initiative. The staff at the centre did a splendid job in having everything ready and set out perfectly in plenty of time" Full results View Photo Gallery from Event |
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Doug Goodman 'It is with regret that we inform our members of the passing away of Mr Doug Goodman, a Founder Life Vice President of the Association. The funeral service was held on Monday 4th February The Charity for donations is unconfirmed'. |
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AAAs Standards Scheme Edwin Bellamy has sent us some information on the AAAs. A lists of tables and a copy of the certificate Information & Tables Certificate |
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World Trail Challenge GB Ultra distance athletes Adela Salt and Jez Bragg ran strong races in
difficult conditions this weekend at the IAU World Trail Challenge hosted by the
Sunmart 50 mile Trail Run held in Huntsville , Texas . Both athletes were taking
part in the race from an athlete development perspective, with the aim being to
gain international experience racing overseas and the difficult conditions that
often go with it.Read More |
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UKA Awards for George & Norma Norma Blaine and George Bunner picked up awards at UKA 2007 held at National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham, on 1st December 2007. The first award was presented by the Secretary of the British Association of Track & Field Leagues (BATFL), Alan Johnson. Norma Blaine received a new memorial award in honour of the late Frank Starkie. Frank was Chairman of BATFL upon his sudden death and to recognise Frank's contribution to the sport it was decided by BATFL to have this award dedicated to his memory. Read More |
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Tom Pink Relays, Lee Valley The
Tom Pink relays moved South and were staged at the Lee Valley Athletic Centre.
This was the fourth time these innovative series of events had been held this
year. The initiative came about through the generosity of the late Alice Pink
and the AAA to whom the legacy was left.The AAA whilst no longer the governing body for athletics still has a role to play in supporting competition providers, stimulating and encouraging interest in the sport and acting as a focal point for the invaluable volunteers. The receipt of the legacy was most appropriate in its timing as it gives an ideal opportunity to meet these objectives in the run up to the Olympics in 2012. Read More of this Report by AAAs Chairman Graham Jessop Results and short report on Field Events Selection of photos |
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National Young Athlete's Road Relays Results Results
from the National Young Athletes Road Relay Championships held at Sutton Park on
21 October are now available on the link belowU13 Girls Results U15 Girls Results U17 Women Results U13 Boys Results U15 Boys Results U17 Men Results |
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The National Road Relay Championships Results  Congratulations
to Belgrave Harriers and Aldershot Farnham & District on their respective
victories at Sutton Park on 21 October. A link to the results is available below Women's 4 Stage Relays Results Men's 6 Stage Relays Results Relay photos courtesy of David Griffiths See more of Dave's photos from the Relays |
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| AAAs 10k Road Running Championship
Results Results from our 10k Road Running Championships held within the Chichester Priory 10km are now available. Men's Results Men's Team Results Women's Results Women's Team Results Read Graham Jessop's Race Report |
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| AAA Road Relay Championships The Annual AAA Road Relays Championships will once again be held at Sutton Park on the weekend of the 20/21 October. The senior men's 6 stage (entry via Area qualification) and the Women's 4 stage will be held o Saturday 20th October with the Young Athletes Relays being held on Sunday 21October. To download the entry form click on the links below. Senior Women Under 17 Ladies Under 15 Girls Under13 Girls Under 17 Men Under 15 Boys Under 13 Boys Young Athletes Notice |
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