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2018 Athletics Direct Midland Championships P1 ATHLETICS DIRECT MIDLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS PERMIT No IND 18/012 10/11 FEBRUARY 2018 Alexander Stadium HPC UNDER UKA RULES NO SMOKING IN THE BUILDING IMPORTANT NOTE: Apart from water in a plastic bottle, no food or drink is permitted in the HPC. MIDLAND COUNTIES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ATHLETICS DIRECT MIDLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS PART ONE 10/11th FEBRUARY 2018 HPC ALEXANDER STADIUM On behalf of the Midland Counties Athletic Association can I wish all athletes, coaches, officials a welcome to the first of our indoor Championship meetings in 2018. We are very grateful that Athletics Direct have continued their sponsorship of the numbers for Midland Counties events. As you will know this indoor meeting is taking place at Alexander Stadium because of the restrictions with the Arena Birmingham The Midland Counties Association is committed to hold as many meetings as they can to encourage athletics to stay strong in the Midland/South West Area and your support enables these competitions to keep going. I would also like to thank our long serving officials who have stood by the Association for a number of years and always try to make these events a fantastic weekend for the athletes. Can I thank also thank the stadium staff and our first aid providers AMBTrans UK for their attendance this weekend. I will be attending as many of these events that I can, and I wish all of the athletes good luck for a great weekend of athletics. Lyn Orbell MCAA President PHOTOGRAPHY In line with the recommendation in the UK Athletics Welfare Policy the promoters of this event request that any person wishing to engage in any video, zoom, or close-range photography should register their details with staff at the spectator desk before carrying out any such photography. The promoter reserves the right to decline entry to any person unable to meet or abide by the promoter’s conditions. If you are concerned about any photography taking place at this event, please contact the promoter or event organiser who will be pleased to discuss this matter with you. MIDLAND COUNTIES ATHLETICS DIRECT MIDLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS MEETING SATURDAY 10TH FEBRUARY 2018 OFFICIALS President MCAA Lyn Orbell Chairman MCAA Geoff Durbin Competition Secretary Rachel Hulse Meeting Manager Andrew Hulse Technical Manager Gordon Ainsley Clerk of Course Jim Pearson Field Referee Sue Parmiter Field Judges Maureen Bullen, David Berrington, Andrew Clough, Eleanor Clough, Karen Davies, Phil Drage, Neville Facey, Brian Hadley, Adam Henley, Gurdev Kaur, Chris Lawrence, Mark Marshall, Christine Mullis, Maggie Murphy, Liz Pearson, Derek Prince, Derek Redfern, Sandra Smith-Vokroj, Linda Turner, Keith Weetman Announcer Brian Owen Computer Results Barry Gladwin Administration Val Day, Joe Lewis Competitors’ Stewards Trevor Stevenson First Aid Ambtrans UK Limited Photography fotoccompli Presentation Lyn Orbell MIDLAND COUNTIES ATHLETICS DIRECT MIDLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS MEETING SUNDAY 11 FEBRUARY 2018 OFFICIALS President MCAA Lyn Orbell Chairman MCAA Geoff Durbin Competition Secretary Rachel Hulse Meeting Manager Geoff Durbin Clerks of Course Tbc Chief Starter Ian Atkins Starters Kenneth Ebanks, Rachel Hulse, Chief Starter’s Assistant John Hallatt Starters’ Assistant John Pickles, Margaret Werrett Track Referee Neville Facey Track Judges Keith Ackroyd, Russ Barnes, June Fleming, Michelle Giles, Bill Thomson, Linda Turner, Track Steward Chief Photo Finish Colin Jacks Photo Finish Ian Anholm, Adie Pottinger, Ross Vince, Dave Watson, Chief Timekeeper John Vickers Timekeepers Serena Bignell, Alan Edwars, Tristram Elmhirst, Margery Ewington, Ronald Lees, David Lindsey, Kevan Naylor, Steve Webb Timekeepers’ Steward Chris Belcher Seeding Ian Clarke, Andrew Hulse Announcer Phil Owen Computer Results Barry Gladwin Administration Val Day, Joe Lewis Competitors’ Stewards Maureen Bullen, Joan Clarke, Trevor Stevenson First Aid Ambtrans UK Limited Photography fotoccompli MCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY 10th FEBRUARY 2017 High Performance Centre, Alexander Stadium Timetable F01 09:50 U15 Girls Long Jump F02 09:55 Senior Men / U20 Men Triple Jump F03 10:00 U15 Boys High Jump F04 10:00 U20 Women /U17 Women High Jump F05 10:45 All Male competitors Pole Vault F06 12:00 Senior Men / U20 Men/ U17 Men Long Jump F07 12:45 U15 Girls High Jump F08 12:25 Senior Women / U20W Triple Jump F09 12:55 All Female competitors Pole Vault F10 13:40 U17 Women Long Jump F11 13:55 U17Men / U15 Boys Triple Jump F12 15:20 Senior Men / U20 Men/ U17 Men High Jump F13 15:25 U15 Boys Long Jump F14 16:00 U17 Women / U15 Girls Triple Jump F15 16:45 Senior Women / U20 Women Long Jump Field Events - Horizontal jumps– All competitors have 3 trials, top 8 of each age group will have 3 further trials As this is a Championship Please note there are NO pools All Times are Approximate MCAA INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SUNDAY 11th FEBRUARY 2017 High Performance Centre, Alexander Stadium Timetable Event Time Age Group Event T01 11:00 U15 Girls 60mHurdles Heats T02 11:15 U17 Women 60mHurdles Heats T03 11:35 U15 Boys 60mHurdles Heats T04 11:45 U20 Women 60mHurdles Heats T05 11:55 U17 Men 60mHurdles Final T06 12:00 U20 Men 60mHurdles Final T07 12:05 Senior Men 60mHurdles Final T08 12:10 U15 Boys 60m Heats T09 12:18 U15 Girls 60m Heats T10 12:46 U17 Women 60m Heats T11 13:14 U17Men 60m Heats T12 13:34 U20 Women 60m Heats T13 13:46 U20 Men 60m Heats T14 14:02 Senior Women 60m Heats T15 14:14 Senior Men 60m Heats T16 14:56 U15 Girls 60mHurdles Final T17 15:01 U17 Women 60mHurdles Semi T18 15:11 U15 Boys 60mHurdles Final T19 15:16 U20 Women 60mHurdles Final T20 15:21 U15 Boys 60m Final T21 15:25 U15 Girls 60m Semi T22 15:37 U17 Women 60m Semi T23 15:49 U17 Men 60m Semi T24 15:57 U20 Men 60m Semi T25 16:05 U17 Women 60mHurdles Final T26 16:05 U20 Women 60m Final T27 16:09 Senior Women 60m Final T28 16:13 Senior Men 60m Final T29 16:17 U15 Girls 60m Final T30 16:21 U17 Women 60m Final T31 16:25 U17 Men 60m Final T32 16:29 U20 Men 60m Final All Races based on a maximum of 6 athletes per race All Times are Approximate MIDLAND SENIOR INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS January 2018 Women 60 metres Katherine Merry 1999 7.37 200 metres Sarah Riley 2000 23.75 400 metres Laura Langowski 2008 54.29 800 metres Phylis Smith 1997 2:04.79 60 metres hurdles Sara McGreavy 2008 8.27s HJ Kelly Sotherton 2009 1.83m PV Irie Hill 2000 3.75 LJ Kelly Sotherton 2002 6.09 TJ Debbie Rowe 2000 12.40 SP Rachel Wallader 2008 13.56 Pentathlon Kelly Sotherton 2001 4116 3000 metres walk Louise Richmond 1997 16:34.71 Men 60 metres Mark Lewis-Francis 2002 6.65 200 metres Daniel Caines 2003 21.00 400 metres Richard Knowles 2000 47.13 800 metres Richard Hill 2008 1.48.70 60 metres hurdles Robert Newton 2002 7.84 HJ Mark Mandy 1997 2.26 PV Christian North 2007 5.15 LJ Leigh Smith 2009 7.35 TJ Phil Ferdinand 2003 15.26 SP Lyndon Woodward 2001 16.45 Pentathlon J Robinson 2001 4170 3000 metres walk Martin Young 1997 13:31.62 MIDLAND COUNTIES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MIDLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS HPC Alexander Stadium Birmingham SATURDAY 10TH February 2018 Field Events F01 09:50 U15 Girls Long Jump BIB ATHLETE CLUB BIB ATHLETE CLUB 97 Temi BABALOLA Birchfield Harriers 116 Freya LIDDINGTON Birchfield Harriers 98 Josephine WILLIAMS Birmingham Running A&TC 118 Florence MATTHEWS Rugby & Northampton AC 242 Fiona BARKLEY Yate & District AC 122 Olivia OSULLIVAN Birchfield Harriers 102 Amelia BOURNE Birchfield Harriers 128 Charli SAMPSON Charnwood A C 243 Megan BURGE Rugby & Northampton AC 130 Maisie SCAMP Birmingham Running A&TC 103 Rhiana BURRELL Birchfield Harriers 251 Georgina SCOOT Torbay AAC 244 Abigail COTTAM Bridgnorth AC 252 Maya STEWART Worcester AC 106 Lacey DUTTON Birchfield Harriers 222 Abi TIMMINGTON Worcester AC 109 Elizabeth GUEST Birchfield Harriers 253 Stephanie WALKER Shrewsbury AC 247 Megan HAINES Bromsgrove & Redditch 254 Amy WARRE Swindon Harriers 114 Niamh KILGALLEN Tamworth AC F02 09:55 SenM/U20M Triple Jump BIB ATHLETE CLUB BIB ATHLETE CLUB 304 William HARMAN Bromsgrove & Redditch 321 Armani JAMES Thames Valley Harriers 305 Elliot KIMBER Coventry Godiva Harriers 326 Michael MCKERNAN Birchfield Harriers 311 Matthew YATES Bridgnorth AC F03 10:00 U15 Boys High Jump BIB ATHLETE CLUB BIB ATHLETE CLUB 284 Luke BALL Yate & District AC 286 Oliver MADDOX Telford AC 80 Adam FARROW Stratford Upon Avon AC 287 Luca MICHALOWSKI Charnwood A C 81 George FOX ROWE Stratford Upon Avon AC 288 Zack MICHALOWSKI Charnwood A C 82 Lewis GURNEY Rugby & Northampton AC 8 Karnell NUNES-SMITH Birchfield Harriers 6 Kihone LEI-MORTON Birchfield Harriers 289 Reuben TAYLOR-GEORGE Worcester AC F04 10:00 U20W/U17W High Jump BIB ATHLETE CLUB BIB ATHLETE CLUB 144 Maddie CLARK Stratford Upon Avon AC 268 Rebecca WALKER Shrewsbury AC 150 Iola GRANT Rugby & Northampton AC 269 Ella WATFORD Rugby & Northampton AC 259 Sophie HODGSON Notts AC 270 Millie WATFORD Rugby & Northampton AC 225 Danielle HOPKINS Worcester AC 271 Jodie WATSON Stratford Upon Avon AC 260 Emily JENKINS Cheltenham & County Harriers 179 Carmen WILLIAMS Vale Of Aylesbury AC 261 Emily JOHN Yate & District AC 236 Emily MADDEN FORMAN Stratford Upon Avon AC 230 Hannah SAHOTA Halesowen ACC 281 Natasha SMITH Stroud & District AC 266 Ellie TURNER Birchfield Harriers F05 10:45 Men's Pole Vault BIB ATHLETE CLUB BIB ATHLETE CLUB 287 Luca MICHALOWSKI Charnwood A C 310 Jake WATSON Telford AC 292 Jacob CLARK Notts AC 322 Archie MCNEILLIS Newham & Essex Beagles AC 293 Harry CULPIN Charnwood A C 323 Cameron WALKER-SHEPHERD Birchfield Harriers 296 Liam HILLIER Yate & District AC 325 Chris DAY Oxford University AC 307 George
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