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England Athletics Senior and Disability Championships 2021 OUTDOOR2021 Growing the next generation of champions 2021 ENGLAND ATHLETICS 17th & 18th July 2021 SENIOR AND DISABILITY BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS STADIUM CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE HELD UNDER UKA ATHLETICS RULES OFFICIAL ENGLAND ATHLETICS PROGRAMME ENGLAND ATHLETICS SENIOR AND DISABILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 It is our pleasure to welcome you to this weekend’s 2021 Senior Track and Field championships on behalf of everyone at England Athletics. This event also incorporates /(7 6+(/36723 the England Athletics Senior Disability Athletics Championships. I write this foreword with a mixture of excitement but also relief given the events of the last year, but it 7+(635($'2)&2521$9,586 really is fantastic to be able to return to Bedford International Stadium again. I have no doubt that we will witness some superb We would like to thank each of the officials and other performances borne from high levels of dedication, volunteers who are essential in enabling this, and 6FDQWKLV45FRGHZLWK\RXU skill, commitment, tenacity, and desire. Having every event on the athletics calendar, to hosted our Combined Events and Under 20/23 happen. We also recognise the huge contribution 1+6&29,'$SSWRFKHFNLQ Championships at this venue already this summer, made to the sport in supporting and guiding each I know that the athletes will be excited at the prospect athlete from coaches, club volunteers and parents. of competing this weekend and, whilst it remains We know that for each athlete competing this week- important for us to adhere to the remaining end there will be many other people who have played restrictions in place, I hope that this does not an instrumental part in their athletic development and diminish the experience and that you all produce to them we thank you all. your best performances. During 2020, once the first lockdown restrictions were This championship is about the opportunity that it eased, we were able to bring back training and provides to the athletes with a home Commonwealth competition across England resulting in 300 track Games on the horizon. We published our selection and field competitions and 300 licensed road races policy in early 2021 to provide athletes with clarity as generating a total of around 100,000 athlete to the standards set across each event and we have performances. None of this would have been subsequently seen some fine performances produced possible without the commitment and foresight of by aspiring English athletes. volunteers. Thank you. We are indebted to you. Selection is always a difficult process, but athletes are We are due to announce details of our 2021 putting themselves in a strong position for contention Volunteer Awards Programme across the 9 English and no doubt we will see more personal bests during Regions in the next few weeks and it would be great this weekend. We are not quite free of the restrictions if athletes could take some time to consider which that have affected us all during the last year but more volunteer, they would like to nominate as part of this than 1,000 licensed track and field competitions process as a personal thank you for all that they have across England is an indication that things are done for them. gradually returning to some sort of “normal” and thanks to those hard working organisers, more often More information on our Volunteer Awards than not these are volunteer led, athletes of different Programme can be found here ages, backgrounds and abilities are now able to take https://www.englandathletics.org/volunteering/ne part thanks to a varied schedule of league, event ws/national-volunteer-awards/ specific, championship and festival athletics covering all events across the country. I would like to wish every athlete a successful and enjoyable championship. We trust your successes (QJODQG$WKOHWLFV I am very clear that without the effort of volunteers, in the sport, this weekend and throughout the year, %HGIRUG$WKOHWLF6WDGLXP%DUNHUV/DQH0.6% navigating through the challenges of the last year will also bring great pride and satisfaction to all would have been impossible and it is something that those who have supported you to reach this point we should all be mindful of, and we should celebrate in your athletic journey. this effort and thank those who give their time, skills and experience to benefit others. We know that each performance by an athlete, and all the hard work that goes on away from the competitive arena to prepare for these championships, is supported by many Chris Jones people. England Athletics CEO 002. ENGLAND ATHLETICS SENIOR AND DISABILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL STADIUM Saturday 17th - Sunday 18th July 2021 www.englandathletics.org .003 BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL STADIUM OFFICIALS Saturday 17th - Sunday 18th July 2021 ENGLAND ATHLETICS SENIOR AND DISABILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 National Technical Delegate: Alan Vincent Track Steward: Jacqueline Tobin Seeding Officers: Jackie Breslin and Alan Edwards Competition Director: Heather Nelson Chief Timekeeper: Phillip Martin Infield Spotters: Tony Bradley, Paul Brooks and Malcolm Rogers Meeting Manager: Christine Head-Rapson Timekeepers: Margaret Afford, Peter Afford, Donna Barrington-Smith, Chief Walking Judge: Peter Marlow Technical Manager: Tony Shaw John Barwick, Gaye Clarke, Roger Fitzgerald, Ann Thatcher and Walks Judges: Noel Carmody, Mike Fox, Clerk of Course: Lorraine Vidler Ann Perry, Ian Richards, Verity Snook and Chris Apsey, Emily Craven, Sally Delgado Mark Wall Timekeeper Steward: Sandra Barwick Equipment Officer Kevin Diedrick Penalty Zone: Pam Ficken Chief Photofinish Judge: David Vidler Results Co-ordinator: Sandra White Field Referees: Elizabeth Flitcroft and Dave Jessett Photofinish Judges: Barbara Abbott, Results Steward: Luke Finch Chris Parkinson (PF Technician) Field Judges: Julie Awde, Ivan Barrett, John Vickers, Dave Watson, Chief Presentation: Deborah Beresford Alan Birch, Alison Birch, Les Chambers, Diane Wooller and Richard Whybrow Peter Crawshaw, Keith Davidson, Chief Registration: Steward Claire Lacey Julie Dew, Malcolm Fletcher, Alan Ford, Starter Co-ordinator: Margaret Werrett John Gandee, Mike Grime, Brian Hadley, Registration Stewards: Hazel Bates, Sarah How and Alison Walker Fiona Hancock, Robert Hammond, Starters: Mark Purser and Gordon Staines Andrew Hulse, Tamsin James, Kit Retrieval: Yasmine Al-Daftary, Suzanne Kendall, Chris Lawrence, Chief Starters Assistant: Stuart Paul Jemma Bates, Caroline Drewitt and Jon Mason, Peter Lee, Paul Manson, Tony Sach Kathleen Nash, Margaret Nelson, Starters Assistants: Maryon O’Donnell, Derek Prince, Gerald Alterman, John Freeman, Announcers: Kay Reynolds, Dick Sharp, Tom Smeeton, Rachel Hulse and Samantha Purser Mike Harris and Kate Hamilton Chris Stott, Ian Turner, Rob Walker, Richard Weston, Chloe Williams, Call Room Manager: Gill Freeman Doctor: Daniel Eckford Tim Williams Physiotherapists: Stuart Butler, Call Room Stewards: Helen Apsey, Steve Bramson and Katy Williams Track Referee: Alison Jordan Chris Blyth, Noel Carmody, Peter Darts, James Davis, Heather Espeute, Competition Management: Simon Fennell David Lipscomb, Jo Newall, Barry Parker, Track Judges: Stewart Barnes, Ann Perry, Ian Richards, Pam Rogers, Event Management: Simon Fennell, Malcolm Charlish, Caroline Cook, Verity Snook (Sun only), Mark Wall and Alison Potts William Dorrity, Sue Grime, Keith Weetman Dawn Hookway, John How, Sandra Pedley, Competition Manager: Andrew Day Julie Roe, Stephen Snodden, Alan Weaver and Matt Witt Chief Seeding Officer: Mark Delgado Events Manager : Alison Potts 004. ENGLAND ATHLETICS SENIOR AND DISABILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL STADIUM Saturday 17th - Sunday 18th July 2021 www.englandathletics.org .005 ENGLAND ATHLETICS SENIOR AND DISABILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS 2021 Hello and welcome to Bedford International Stadium for the 2021 England Senior and Disability Championships. I wish everyone success ! and a good competition as we step ever closer to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham in 2022. On a weekend when athletes can become the Beyond this regional delivery we have developed Champion of England it is important we remember a programme of support for athletes and coaches that behind every athlete is a team and a coach that through the talent pathway. Our three stage have worked tirelessly to support and progress the programme from youth to junior to senior talent, athletes journey in athletics. England Athletics aims to support athletes and coaches who are recognises this huge contribution from coaches and striving for National and International honours. would not only like to thank all of them, on behalf of the athletes and the sport, but also highlight the The Talent pathway pages on the website contains opportunities that are available and connections that all of the detail and is managed by the Event Group can be made to learn and develop. Leads and a team of talent mentors. And finally we have specific programmes that recognise the We know that coaching is a people business and importance of aiming for a truly inclusive and diverse so have put in place a network of respected and coaching workforce. We want England coaching to experienced Regional Coach Leads, across all event provide a high quality experience for all coaches who groups to organise events and create networks for come into the sport and we want all coaches to feel local coaches. that they are listened to, respected and have the opportunity to progress as far as they want to. The Regional Coach and Athlete training camps
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