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` February 2013 Athletics Monthly The Journal of the World Famous Scarborough Athletic Club Bronwen Owen was 9th and Emma Clapton 13th at the Nationals. Full report in this edition. Well done to all six club members who took part. In this edition; Committee Meeting Minutes. 10 December and 21 February Fixtures Lists. Road, Multi Terrain, Fell and Cross Country Latest totals. Senior Cross Country Participation Trophy Cartoon of the Month Quote of the Month. Sports Therapy Website by Jenna Wheatman. Ankle Injuries.. Recovery Runs. Runners World USA article Athletics Biographies. Pete Northedge Road rankings Press Reports From the Editor Welcome to the February edition of the Club Magazine, and thank you to Jenna Wheatman, Sue Lawal and Pete Northedge for their contribution. This edition is produced slightly later in the month, as I wanted to include the minutes of the latest Committee Meeting Minutes. These are duly published herein, and contain an important announcement for club members. With the end of end of winter imminent, I have listed details of plenty of road and Track and Field events, plus the all year round fell and off road races. Due to recent increase in ankle injuries, Jenna Wheatman has tailored her monthly Pro Am Newsletter to this, and for those training hard for spring marathons, I have lifted some advice regarding recovery runs for interest. Finally, well done to all those who represented the club at the two leagues and championship events. It has been a joy to witness the enthusiasm and another overall successful season over the hills and mud! Mick Thompson 01723 864442 [email protected] Committee Meeting Notes 10 December Present: Chris Clayton, Julie Clayton, Harry Forkin, Tony Tomascewicz, Chris Wade, Ralph Broadley, Simon Valente The meeting was held specifically to decide on allocation of the three club places in the 2013 London Marathon. Four applications for a place had been received from club members. These were considered against the qualifying criteria for allocation of a club place and after due discussion it was decided that the three club places should be allocated to Shaun Tymon, Lucy Harrison and Dave Baldwin. 21 February Present: Chris Clayton, Julie Clayton, Ralph Broadley, Harry Forkin, Tony Tomaszewicz, Sharon Houghton, Simon Valente, Shaun Tymon , Chris Wade In attendance: John Watson, Melanie Padgham Apologies for absence: None Correspondence: UKA notification of fees increase to £10.00 per member for 2103/14. Invitation from Coastival for club members to assist with event in 2013 (not running related) Finance: Tony Tomaszewicz reported on the club’s accounts. There are no plans to use any of the track fund at present. Social events: Recent nights put at local pubs had been successful. A pre-London marathon evening out will be held on April 18 at Gianni’s or Florio’s. The presentation night will follow a similar format to the usual, at Scarborough Cricket Club, with a buffet. Ideas for the year include a summer bike run and a summer ball at the Spa. Junior Section Issues: The move to Graham School has been successful. Scarborough College will be used again over the summer. Chris Wade is to attend a local network meeting on March 5th regarding submitting a bid for funding in north Yorkshire for coaching and volunteer development. The issue of runners under 11 years of age competing without being registered was discussed. It was decided that all under 11s who compete should pay £10.00 to ensure they are registered as required. Beverley 10K: Around 40 club members have entered the Beverley 10K race and 14/15 are interested in using a club coach as transport for this event. A programme for the day will be put together and coach travel offered to members. Slower Runners Group: The issue of the slower main group on club training nights was discussed. The average pace of this group may have increased over recent months, but the use of turn-round points and experienced members running alongside new runners has helped to include and support new members on training nights, however there is a need to ensure that novice runners who may not cope with the distance or pace of the main group are supported on short/slow runs if necessary. Volunteers from the committee should fill this need as required. Chairman’s Role: Chris Clayton wishes to stand down from the position of Chairman with effect from the A.G.M. Nominations are invited to replace Chris. Membership Fees: It was agreed that the increase in UKA fees should be incorporated into the club’s subscription fees for 2013/14, but no other increase is planned. Membership Database: The maintenance of the membership database will be taken on by Tony Tomaszewicz so that one person is dealing with receiving subscriptions and updating the database. Any Other Business: Charity Commission submission: This has been dealt with for 2011 and Shaun Tymon will do so for 2012. Chris Wade asked if provision could be made to prevent race numbers for the 10K race being folded in the post. A “do not bend” instruction will be printed on address labels. Annual General Meeting: The date of the A.G.M. was provisionally set for April 25, 2013 Next Committee Meeting: The next committee meeting will be held on Thursday, March 28, 2013 at Scarborough Rugby Club. Fixtures Club members have participated in almost all of the races listed. I can help with further information if required. Ed. Cross Country Fixtures 2012-2013 March 9 English Inter County Champs. Birmingham March 16 (Sat) English Schools Champs. March 23 (Sat) Schools International. Wales Fell See also the Esk Valley Fell Race Club web site for further information.. Northern Runner Winter and Summer Series. (Seniors only unless indicated otherwise) 24 March Blakey Blitz 7 April Pinchinthorpe Plod All age groups – shorter races 21 April Guisborough Moors All age groups - shorter races 5 May Fox and Hounds All age groups – shorter races 15 May Carlton Challenge All age groups – shorter races 26 May Levisham Limping 30 May Roseberry Romp 5 June Ossie Oiks FM 18 only 19 June Whorlton Run FM 18 only 29 Jun Maybeck FM 18 only 7 Jul Carlton Meander All age groups – shorter races 17 Jul Cock Howe All age groups – shorter races 31 Jul Gribdale Gallop All age groups – shorter races 3 Aug Osmotherly FM 16 only 8 Aug Bransdale 14 Aug Guisborough FM 18 only 28 Aug Inclined to Madness All age groups – shorter races 8 Sep Castleton All age groups – shorter races 11 Sep Roseberry Topping All age groups – shorter races 22 Sep Viking Chase All age groups - shorter races 12 Oct Saltergate 27 Oct Guisborough 10 Nov Clay Bank West All age groups – shorter races 24 Nov Commondale 8 Dec Eskdale 27 Dec Guisborough All age groups – shorter races Multi Terrain Sat 0900 Sewerby Park 5 K. Free. Enter ‘on line’ by 1800 Friday 10 Feb Muddy Boots Ripon 10K 11 May Ingleborough 26 mile and Clapham 12. Cave Rescue Organisation races. Road 10 Mar Spen 20 Cleckheaton. Hilly course 17 Mar Hull 20. Tough course 17 Mar Trimpell 20 Morecambe. Flat and mostly shaded course 24 Mar Thirsk 10 29 Mar Bridlington 5 mile 7 Apr Blackpool half and full marathon 7 Apr Hornsea one third marathon. Now an official distance 14 Apr Wakefield 10K. Fast course 21 Apr London Marathon 9 Jun Humber Bridge 10K 30 Jun Humber Bridge Half Marathon 12 Jul Walkington 10K. Popular Friday night race 1 Sep Tholthorpe 10K. (Includes the North Yorks 10 K Road Champs) Track and Field NYSD Tuesday Evening Meetings 16 Apr Middlesborough 30 Apr Darlington 14 May Middlesborough 18 June Darlington 2 Jul Middlesborough 16 Jul Darlington Open Meetings 6 Apr Wakefield 14 Apr Hull 21 Apr Sheffield 12 May Middlesborough Mandale) AC. 50th Anniversary of Stadium. Early entry recommended Championships 25/26 May Yorkshire County Championships. Dorothy Hyman Stadium. Cudworth 22/23 June Northern Senior and Under 20 Championships. Manchester 24/25 Aug National Championships. Bedford Latest Senior (17 years and above) Cross Country Participation totals (Jack Robertson with two fixtures to complete - EYXC and Inter Counties, is favourite to achieve top score) Name EYXC Races NYSD Races Champ Races Grand Total completed Total completed Total Mick Thompson 3 1,2,3 4 1,2,3,4 7 Jack Robertson 4 2,3,4,5 1 4 2. Yorks, National 7 Diane Herrington 2 2.5 3 3,4,5 1. National 6 Neil Scruton 5 1,2,3.4.5 5 Helena Schofield 5 1,2,3,4.5 5 Mally Sweetlove 5 1,2,3,4,5 5 Pete Northedge 5 1,2,3.4.5 5 Jayne Graves 5 1,2,3,4.5 5 Mike Willis 2 4,5 3 2,4,5 5 Sally Kingscott 4 1,2,3,4 4 Daniel Maw 4 1,2.4,5 4 Sam Shepherdson 4 1,2,4,5 4 Dave Fox 4 2,3,4,5 4 Dave Parke 4 2,3,4,5 4 Richard Maw 4 2,3,4,5 4 Andy Curtis 4 2,3,4,5 4 Dave Baldwin 4 1,2,4,5 4 Sally Cuff 2 3.4. 1 4 3 Hester Butterworth 3 1,3,4 3 Dave Shipley 3 2,3,5 3 Pete O’Callaghan 3 3,4,5 3 Gill Glegg 2 2,5 2 Ralph Broadley 2 1,2 2 Steve Baldwin 1 2 2 Tony Rawling 2 4,5 2 Tom Gillon 2 4,5 2 Michael Whiteley 1 1 1 James Dury 1 4 1 Alison Fewster - - 1 4 1 Chris Clayton 1 4 1 Sue Louth 1 4 1 Julie Clayton 1 4 1 Sarah Dowey 1 4 1 Cartoon of the month Usain Bolt wants to play in a Charity Match for Manchester United later this year.
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