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PROJECTED RACES AND CLUB GRAND PRIX EVENTS 2021 DATE RACE TITLE VENUE TIME RACE RACE RACE RACE 1 2 3 4 9/7-11/7 30 MIN TIME TRIAL VIRTUAL 10/7/21 MAVERICK ADIDAS TERREX EAST SUSSEX PLUMPTON COLLEGE 09.00 23K 12K 7K 14/7/21 PHOENIX 10K BRIGHTON 19.00 10K 25/7/21 ASICS LONDON 10K LONDON 09.30 10K 25/7/21 THE GUSBOURNE RUN ASHFORD 10.30 10K 5K 25/7/21 THE ROMNEY MARSH 10K NEW ROMNEY 08.00 10K 28/7/21 HARDEST OF SNAILS GUILDFORD 17.30 10K 5K 31/7/21 SSCGP EAST BRIGHTON PARKRUN EAST BRIGHTON 09.00 5K 1/8/21 LONDON LANDMARKS HALF MARATHON LONDON 07.00 HM 7/8/21 STRIDERS YORKSHIRE 3 PEAKS CHALLENGE HORTON-IN-RIBBLESDALE 06.00 24M 13/8/21 SSCGP MAGIC MILE VIRTUAL 1M 15/8/21 BRETT LYDD 20 MILE AND HALF MARATHON LYDD 08.00 20M HM 22/8/21 SOUTH COAST HALF MARATHON SEAFORD 09.00 HM 10K 5K 28/8/21 SSCGP DISTANCE CHALLENGE OR PARKRUN VIRTUAL 28/8 – 30/8 4/9/21 TEAM WOLO SOUTH COAST CHALLENGE EASTBOURNE 07.00 100K 50K 25K 4/9/21 FEET OF ENDURANCE NUTLEY 10.00 12 HR 6 HR 5/9/21 JOHN FAULDS HELLINGLY 10K HELLINGLY TBC 10K 5/9/21 BBB 10K BATTLE 09.30 10K 5/9/21 SOUTHAMPTON MARATHON FESTIVAL SOUTHAMPTON 09.00 MA HM 10K 1M 11/9/21 SSCGP PEACEHAVEN PARKRUN PEACEHAVEN 09.00 5K 12/9/21 BRIGHTON MARATHON AND 10K BRIGHTON 09.45 MA 10K 12/9/21 BACCHUS MARATHON & HALF MARATHON DENBIES VINEYARD, DORKING 09.30 M HM 10K 12/9/21 NEW FOREST MARATHON FESTIVAL BROCKENHURST 09.00 MA HM 10K 5K 18/9/21 PURBECK RUNNING FESTIVAL SWANAGE 7.30 45M MA 16M 3M 18/9/21 RAGNAR WHITE CLIFFS RELAY SITTINGBOURNE TBC 170M 19/9/21 HAMPTON COURT PALACE HALF MARATHON HAMPTON COURT 09.00 HM 22/9/21 STRIDERS AUTUMN EQUINOX RACE SEAFORD 19:00 5K 26/9/21 SURREY HALF MARATHON WOKING 09.00 HM 5K 26/9/21 BARNS GREEN HALF MARATHON AND 10K BARNS GREEN 10.00 HM 10K 2/10/21 SSCGP EASTBOURNE PARKRUN EASTBOURNE 09.00 5K RACES AND DATES WILL BE ADDED AS SOON AS INFORMATION BECOMES AVAIABLE. -
Seaford Striders Newsletter
SEAFORD STRIDERS NEWSLETTER WE DON’T JUST RUN, WE ALSO HAVE FUN! Editor & Press Officer: Hilary Humphreys [email protected] Facebook: https://en-gb.facebook.com/pages/Seaford-Striders/184950041545372 Website: http://www.seafordstriders.org.uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seafordstriders February 2017 SUSSEX GRAND PRIX by Gareth Hutchinson The Sussex Grand Prix (SGP) is an annual league which provides the running clubs of Sussex the opportunity to compete against each other on an individual and team basis. The categories are further divided by age and sex. The Striders were once regular winners of the overall competition and there now seems an appetite to challenge once again for the top spot. There are usually around 18 races that make up the Grand Prix. Points are awarded according to your finishing position, 1st place earns 500 points, 2nd place 499, and so on. The scoring is separate for males and females. Your points total is obtained from your best 8 scoring races. These 8 races must include at least 2 races of 10 miles or more. Runners' individual points allocation also form the team scores for the club; the top 10 men and 10 ladies (vets top 5 men, top 5 ladies) are counted. Full details can be found on the SGP website http://sussexgrandprix.co.uk/ The clubs that tend to do the best are those with strength and depth across the sexes and age groups. So, don’t worry if you are not up there with the fastest in the club, if you compete in at least 8 races you are still likely to make a significant contribution to the team. -
Sports Snapshot
Sports Fundraising Market Snapsh t 2018 Mass participation sports events provide an excellent opportunity for charities to recruit, engage and inspire people to fundraise for them. Whilst not all charities have their own mass participation events, the majority utilise third party events delivered by ‘commercial’ providers for fundraising activity. The Sports Fundraising Snapshot is our annual review of this market. Which are the biggest events for sports fundraising? Working with our charity partners and ‘justcharity.org’ we have updated our estimate of the UK’s 25 most important mass participation sporting events for fundraising. Collectively we estimate this group of events enabled charities to raise more than £135M last year. No. Event Activity Amount 15 Cardiff Half Marathon Run NEW 1 Virgin Money London Marathon Run HOLD16 London to Brighton Cycle Challenge Cycle NEW 2 Prudential RideLondon Cycle UP 17 Simplyhealth Great South Run Run HOLD 3 Simplyhealth Great North Run Run UP 18 Cotswold Way Challenge Trek NEW 4 Brighton Marathon Weekend Run UP 19 Tough Mudder North West MOB NEW 5 Royal Parks Half Marathon Run HOLD20 Vitality London 10000 Run HOLD 6 Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run Run UP 21 Belfast City Marathon Run HOLD 7 Edinburgh Marathon Festival Run DOWN22 Tough Mudder London West MOB UP 8 Simplyhealth Great Birmingham Run Run UP 23 South Coast Challenge Trek HOLD 9 Thames Path Challenge Trek UP 24 Tough Mudder London South MOB UP 10 Asics Greater Manchester Marathon Run HOLD25 Simplyhealth Great Stirling Run Run NEW 11 Bath Half Run HOLDFastest growing events: 12 London 2 Brighton Challenege Trek UP 3 events in particular have grown fundraising by a significant amount in 2017. -
The Journal of the Road Runners Club ROAD RUNNERS CLUB
Roadrunner The Journal of the Road Runners Club ROAD RUNNERS CLUB Cover Photo: NUMBER 218 Paul Whittaker finishing the Victory 5 in Portsmouth Spring 2019 OFFICERS OF THE RRC 2017-18; Elected at the AGM, Sept. 11th 2018 All posts are honorary (we are all volunteers) President: Ian Champion Hon. General Secretary: John Trory Hon. Treasurer: Elaine Oddie OBE Hon. Auditor: Don Turner Vice Presidents: Norma Cressy, Roddy Fisher, Elaine Oddie OBE Members of Council: Hideo Takano, Pam Storey, John Wright, Andy Taylor Chairman of Council: Pam Storey Editor of Roadrunner John Trory Statistician Andy Milroy Standards Scheme Secretary Diane Ambrose Championships Secretary John Trory Merchandise Secretary John Brassington Archivist Ian Champion National Representative Dr Hilary Walker John Legge and John Jewell Awards decided by committe Contacting members who have specific jobs It is a very great help if you can send an SAE with any letter that needs a written answer. Better still, use email! Ian Champion (President, EA Registration, Archive) 14 Haileybury Ave., Bush Hill Park, ENFIELD EN1 1JJ .......................................................... [email protected] Elaine Oddie (Treasurer, Insurance, Membership List) 7 Bellway Court, Grosvenor Road, WESTCLIFF ON SEA, Essex SS0 8EP ............................... [email protected] John Trory (Championships and Roadrunner) 10 Dorothy Road, HOVE BN3 7GR ....................................................................................................johnandcynthia@trory.net -
MAC1597118 Challenge Events Spring Calendar 2018
ChallENge eVenTs 2018 Spring cAlEnDar WhAt’s iT all fOr? Robbie Newton In 2016… After losing his friend Chris to testicular cancer, Robbie was determined to give back • Macmillan helped over 1.4 to Macmillan. As an employee of Travis million people with personal N Perkins (one of Macmillan's charity partners) Joi support through our face to Robbie volunteered himself as a charity face and phone services champion in 2015 and hasn't stopped since. He has taken part in over 50 challenge • Our health professionals TeaM events in the last two years, raising money helped over 800,000 people and encouraging his colleagues at Travis Perkins to get involved as well. He always n • Our cancer and information ACmIlLa goes the extra mile for Macmillan – he m centres and services even ran the 2017 London Marathons wearing a green morph suit. supported over 300,000 people Taking on a Challenge Event is not only Contents: a fantastic way to raise money for Why Macmillan? Macmillan, it’s a great opportunity Running 03 • Almost 5.1 million people ‘It helps that Macmillan are the official to take on a personal challenge, get fit, visited our ‘source of Mighty Hikes 05 charity of my employer, Travis Perkins, but meet new people and have some fun. support’ section on the UK Hikes 06 most importantly it's because of what Whether you’re a complete beginner or Macmillan website for Swimming 07 Macmillan do. I've had several friends who a seasoned athlete, at Macmillan we’ve have had their support and I've seen just support got a challenge to suit everyone. -
RR Newsletter
Reading Roadrunners Newsletter March 2018 NEWSLETTER MARCH 2018 New Committee members Congratulations to Nicole Rickett, Tom Harrison and Roger Pritchard who were voted onto the Committee at the AGM. Cheers for Rob Corney as he smashes club half-marathon record at Wokingham ROB CORNEY broke the 23-year-old Reading Roadrunners club half- marathon record with a sensational second-place finish at Wokingham on Sunday 18th February. Corney trimmed four seconds off Howard Grubb’s record with his time of 69 minutes and 20 seconds. Reading Roadrunners Mar 2018 !1 Reading Roadrunners Newsletter March 2018 Reading Roadrunners Mar 2018 !2 Reading Roadrunners Newsletter March 2018 Chairman Chat Carl Woffington We held our final committee meeting with the old committee on Monday 5th March. The AGM followed the next day, Tuesday 6th March. I thank the old committee for their support during last year and the work they put in on behalf of the club. In particular I would mention those that stood down, namely Sandy Sheppard, Catherine Leather, Simon Davis and Andy Dingle. The new committee for next year was voted in at the AGM. I welcome newcomers Nicole Rickett, Tom Harrison and Roger Pritchard. I look forward to working with you all. We have just been through a spell of late Winter, just when we thought Spring had arrived. It caused two track training sessions to be cancelled. Another sign of Spring is that the Winter cross country season has ended. The last Hampshire League race was run at Aldershot on Saturday 10th February. See the Captains reports to see how well we did. -
What's on 2016
Tel. +44(0)1273 964018 [email protected] www.changestar.co.uk What’s on 2016 Charity and Health Calendar: Awareness and Fundraising Events EVENT DATE MORE INFORMATION January Launch of Unicef Day for Change 1 January 2016 Link to find out more Dry January January 2016 Link to find out more WaterAid Just Water Challenge 4 January 2016 Link to find out more Big Schools’ Birdwatch 4 Jan – 12 Feb 2016 Link to find out more National Obesity Awareness week 11-17 January 2016 http://www.jan-u-ary.co.uk/ Cervical Cancer Prevention Week 24-30 January 2016 Link to find out more IOF Fundraising for Hospices Conference 25 January 2016 Link to find out more Holocaust Memorial Day 27 January 2016 http://hmd.org.uk/page/about-hmd-and-hmdt Woolly Hat Day – St Mungo’s Broadway 29 January 2016 http://www.mungos.org/woollyhatday World Leprosy Day 31 January 2016 https://www.lepra.org.uk/world-leprosy-day February World Cancer Day 4 February 2016 http://www.worldcancerday.co.uk/ British Heart Foundation Wear It. Beat It. 5 February 2016 https://wearitbeatit.bhf.org.uk/ National Doodle Day (Epilepsy Action) 5 February 2016 http://doodle-day.epilepsy.org.uk/ National Heart Month February 2016 Link to find out more Go Green Week 8-13 February 2016 http://peopleandplanet.org/gogreenweek Winston’s Wish Great British Brekkie 8-14 February 2016 http://www.greatbritishbrekkie.org.uk/ GOSH (Great Ormond Street) Bad Hair Day 12 February 2016 Link to find out more CHASE Charities and Associations Event 16-17 February 2016 https://www.conferencehouse.co.uk/chase-2016/ -
Sports Fundraising Market Snapsh T 2019
Sports Fundraising Market Snapsh t 2019 Over the last 5 years, we have been working Fastest growing: with a cohort of some of the UK’s most 1. Hackney 2. Edinburgh 3. The Wiggle ambitious and exciting charities. As an agency Half Marathon Festival Manchester Half that specialises in mass participation and fundraising we have developed what we Event Name Activity Position from believe is the most accurate and independent Type 2018 SFM view of the market for charities fundraising 1 Virgin Money London Marathon Run from third party sports events, The Sports 2 Simplyhealth Great North Run Run Fundraising Monitor. This summary report gives a snapshot view of what we discovered 3 Prudential RideLondon Cycle from the more in depth report. If you’d like to 4 Royal Parks Half Marathon Run find out more and be involved next year, email us at [email protected]. 5 Brighton Marathon Weekend Run 6 London Landmarks Half Marathon Run Which are the biggest events for Sports Fundraising? 7 Edinburgh Marathon Festival Run 8 Simplyhealth Great Manchester Run Run Working with our data partner “justcharity.org” and our group of charities we have updated our view of 9 Cardiff Half Marathon Run the UK’s biggest and most valuable mass participation sporting events for fundraising. Together 10 Bath Half Run we estimate that in 2018 our top 25 sports events 11 The Vitality Big Half Run enabled charities to fundraise over £150 million a 12% increase from 2017. 12 Simplyhealth Great Birmingham Run Run There were three noticeable new entries to this year’s 13 Asics Greater Manchester Marathon Run top 25, which include London Landmarks Half Marathon, The Vitality Big Half and Hackney Half, all 14 Thames Path Challenge Trek in London. -
Promoting EMBL Worldwide
Promoting EMBL worldwide Over 500 EMBL alumni and staff participated in more than 100 events in 29 countries wearing the EMBL sports shirts Thank you! Australia Sydney Morning Half Marathon, Sydney, May 2014 Austria International Lake Wolfgangsee Race, October 2014 Welschlauf, Leutschach, May 2014 Lipizzaner Half Marathon, Piber, June 2014 Vienna City Marathon, Vienna, April 2014 Belgium 20k Brussels, Brussels, May 2014 Lozermeitocht, Zingem, May 2014 Canada Okanagan Marathon, Kelowna, October 2014 XMAN Race, Sherbrooke, August 2014 Vancouver Sun Run, Vancouver, May 2014 Canary Islands Ironman, Lanzarote, June 2014 China Shanghai Marathon, Shanghai, December 2014 Denmark Danish Araekken Football League, Copenhagen, August 2014 Poweade Copenhagen Half Marathon, Copenhagen, September 2014 Estonia SEB Maijooks, Tallinn, May 2014 Finland Helsinki Midnight Run, Helsinki, August 2014 Finlandia Marathon, Jyväskylä, September 2014 France Half Marathon of Lege Cap-Ferret, Ferret, May 2014 Ekiden, Grenoble, October 2014 Semi marathon Grenoble-Vizille, Grenoble, April 2014 Marathon de Montpellier, Montpellier, October 2014 10 km L'Equipe du dimanche, Paris, June 2014 Paris-Versailles, Paris, September 2014 Stage of the Tour de France bike race, Pau, June 2014 Free Diving Telethon 2014, Sarrebourg, March 2014 Le Grand Duc, St. Pierre en Chartreuse, June 2014 Strasbourg Half Marathon, Strasbourg, May 2014 Germany Tegernseelauf, Bavaria, September 2014 BIG 25 Berlin, Berlin, April 2014 CityNacht, Berlin, June 2014 Berlin Marathon, Berlin, September -
2018 Tokyo Marathon Statistical Information
2018 Tokyo Marathon Statistical Information Tokyo Marathon All Time list Performance Time Performers Name Nat Place Date 1 2:03:58 1 Wilson Kipsang KEN 1 26 Feb 2017 2 2:05:42 2 Dickson Chumba KEN 1 23 Feb 2014 3 2:05:51 3 Gideon Kipketer KEN 2 26 Feb 2017 4 2:05:57 4 Tadese Tola ETH 2 23 Feb 2014 5 2:06:00 5 Endeshaw Negesse ETH 1 22 Feb 2015 6 2:06:25 Dickson Chumba 3 26 Feb 2017 7 2:06:30 6 Sammy Kitwara KEN 3 23 Feb 2014 8 2:06:33 7 Stephen Kiprotich UGA 2 22 Feb 2015 9 2:06:34 Dic kson Chumba 3 22 Feb 2015 10 2:06:42 8 Evans Chebet KEN 4 26 Feb 2017 11 2:06:50 9 Dennis Kimetto KEN 1 24 Feb 2013 12 2:06:56 10 Feyisa Lilesa ETH 1 28 Feb 2016 13 2:06:58 11 Michael Kipyego KEN 2 24 Feb 2013 14 2:06:58 Michael Kipyego 4 23 Feb 2014 15 2:07:05 12 Peter Some KEN 5 23 Feb 2014 16 2:07:20 13 Shumi Dechasa BRN 4 22 Feb 2015 17 2:07:22 Peter Some 5 22 Feb 2015 18 2:07:23 14 Viktor Röthlin SUI 1 17 Feb 2008 19 2:07:25 15 Markos Geneti ETH 6 22 Feb 2015 20 2:07:33 16 Bernard Kipyego KEN 2 28 Feb 2016 21 2:07:34 Dickson Chumba 3 28 Feb 2016 22 2:07:35 17 Hailu Mekonnen ETH 1 27 Feb 2011 23 2:07:37 Michael Kipyego 1 26 Feb 2012 24 2:07:37 18 Geoffrey Kamworor Kipsang KEN 6 23 Feb 2014 25 2:07:39 19 Masato Imai JPN 7 22 Feb 2015 26 2:07:39 20 Alfers Lagat KEN 5 26 Feb 2017 27 2:07:40 21 Deresa Chimsa ETH 7 23 Feb 2014 28 2:07:46 Stephen Kiprotich 4 28 Feb 2016 29 2:07:48 22 Arata Fujiwara JPN 2 26 Feb 2012 30 2:07:50 Steven Kiprotich 3 26 Feb 2012 31 2: 07:53 Bernard Kipyego 3 24 Feb 2013 32 2:07:58 23 Tsegaye Kebede ETH 8 22 Feb 2015 33 2:08:00 -
MFR-2011-Results
Manchester Frontrunners enter many races throughout the year both in and around Manchester and some poeple have even been known to bravely venture outside the M60! 27th December Ribble Valley 10k Name Time of 898 Jono Guildford 38:33 208 Greg Keynes 41:43 311 Nico Gibert 42:54 358 Chris Cooper 47:46 526 Marwan Bukhari 49:21 613 11th December Stockport 10 mile Name Time of 780 Jono Guildford 1:04:52 55 Daniel Murphy 1:07:04 77 Roberto Raso 1:07:16 78 Tom Arnold 1:09:53 122 Stephen Pottage 1:10:15 128 Steve Scott 1:14:51 228 Ruth Travis 1:15:55 261 Colin Lea 1:19:13 353 David Darton 1:19:20 357 Richard Madgin 1:21:09 396 Julie Virgin 1:23:12 447 Linda Rix 1:23:54 464 Sarah Robinson 1:39:10 704 4th December Alex Park 5k Name Time of 43 Greg Keynes 20:49 13 3rd December Men's MACCL Race 3 Wythenshawe Park Name Time of 324 Jono Guildford 41:18 127 Roberto Raso 42:38 160 Tom Arnold 44:05 190 Nico Gibert 44:38 198 Dave Hedges 45:38 214 Darren Jackson 46:18 224 Joaquin Ramos Gallego 46:43 230 Lucas Nightingale 47:27 245 Lee Marjoram 47:45 251 Iain Buchan 47:58 255 Andy Parkinson 49:06 274 Michael Goldie 53:00 304 Christian Guerreiro 56:39 319 Henry Walker 1:01:14 324 3rd December Women's MACCL Race 3 Wythenshawe Park Name Time of 152 Ruth Travis 34:59 79 Anna Einarsdottir 35:59 88 Linda Rix 36:21 94 Heather Clarkson 37:02 103 Julie Virgin 37:03 104 Emma Reilly 42:04 140 27th November Salford Women's 5.25 mile Name Time of 154 Kirstie Power 38:08 10 Ruth Travis 38:32 13 Helen Hart 40:36 24 Anna Einarsdottir 42:33 36 Heather Clarkson 42:55 37 Catherine -
Stubbington Green Runners Committee
THE MONTHLY NEWSLETTER OF STUBBINGTON GREEN RUNNERS www.sgrac.net FEBRUARY 2013 Stubbington Green Runners Committee Cordially invites all SGR members to the Annual General Meeting Tuesday 26th February 2013 Crofton Pub, Crofton Lane, Stubbington Join us to celebrate our highlights and achievements over the last year, meet new members and see what’s in store for the year ahead. A light buffet, free raffle and Stubbington Green Running kit will be available to view and purchase. Programme 8.00pm-8.45pm AGM 8.45pm-10.00pm Buffet – Information Evening For catering purposes please RSVP by 21st February 2013 [email protected] THE STUBBINGTON COMMITTEE With over 300 members (largest amount in the last few years) the committee have decided to use the AGM as an opportunity to host an information evening to our members. It will be an opportunity to meet new members, look at what’s planned for the coming year and see the last years’ achievements. As you are aware all the committee stands down to be re-elected at the AGM and the following committee members are happy to continue with their committee positions. Mens Captain Andy Simpson Ladies Captain Sally McGrath Membership Secretary Kevin Ashman XCountry Captain Lucy May Green Runner Editor Richard Snell However the following committee members have resigned from their positions and no longer want to continue in their role Chairperson Phil May has resigned Club Secretary Paul Hammond has resigned Race Director Gary Littlecott has resigned (if you would like info about this role please contact Gary directly) Treasurer Neil Jarvis has resigned HRRL Secretary Graham Bell has resigned Tri Captain Richard Thomas has resigned Club Coach Co-ordinator vacant Social Secretary vacant Any club member can be put forward for any position on the committee; you need a nomination and a second.