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2018 Sprint & Marathon Handbook NEW for 2018 - Racing Coach Award

At the start of 2014, the British Coaching Strategy Group initiated a review of our qualifications. This resulted in proposals to revise the structure, with a phased approach to the development (and implementation) of the various components. The first phase focused on the Club Activity Assistant, piloted at the start of 2016. This was followed by developments within the Leadership strand, including a new Paddlesport Leader Award, rebranding of the 4 and 5 Star awards, and the introduction of a Guide scheme; all launched April 2017.

This next phase focuses on the development of the qualifications previously pitched at UKCC Level 2. The development is, in the main, focused on a restructuring and creating discipline specific pathways available across all disciplines. This will significantly change the prerequisites and the pathway through taught and assessed elements. Direct entry to the Racing Coach Award, removal of the portfolio and specific deliverers.

The ‘Coach Awards’ will supersede the current Level 2, Moderate/Advanced Water Endorsements, and Discipline Support Modules. The qualifications are designed for people whose core function is to coach paddlers who want to gain/improve paddlesport skills within the discipline chosen. This will include coaching beginners new to the sport, or paddlers looking to develop their skills in the given discipline/environment. CONTENTS

Sprint and Marathon Racing Calendar 2-5 Useful Addresses 6-8 -Ability 9 Paddlesafe – safeguarding and protecting children 10-11 Equality statement 12

Sprint Racing Committee A1-3 Competition Rules A4-24

National Sprint Regattas B1-19 Including Regatta plans 2018 B4-9 The Mini Sprint Series 2018 B20-22 National Regatta Officials B23

Sprint Racing - Perpetual Trophies and Course Records C1-13 British Canoeing Performance Programme C14-22

Standards for Racing D1 Placid Water Racing Awards D2-3 Coaching and Leading the Competition Disciplines D4-6 Sprint and Marathon Club Colours D7-12 Sprint and Marathon Club Abbreviations D13 Sprint Rankings D14-27

Marathon Rankings E1-19

Marathon Racing Committee and Competition Rules F1-22

Marathon Racing – Perpetual Trophies G1-13 Marathon Racing – International Medals G14-19 International Marathons and Selection Policy G20-26 Re-order form 2019 G26

Cover photograph of Lani Belcher © Brandon Orpwood Cover design by Rosalind Bates - www.rosalindbates.com Printed by Digital Printworks Ltd

1 RACING CALENDAR 2018/19

Date Race Name Region Code Notes 07/01/2018 Frank Luzmore & SE ABS1 1 13/01/2018 Flatwater Skills Day. Joint Marathon/Sprint Day. Reading Canoe Club. National WIL3 13/01/2018 ENTS Sprint Training Camp National Sprint 13/01/2018 Broadside Time Trial Eastern ROW1 2 13/01/2018 Linlithgow Winter Time Trial Scotland MAR1 Sprint 09/02/2018 ENTS Sprint Training Camp Portugal National Sprint 04/02/2018 Waterside A Southern WAT1 3 10/02/2018 Linlithgow Winter Time Trial Scotland MAR1 Sprint 11/02/2018 Thameside 1 Southern GRE2 4 18/02/2018 Waterside B Southern WAT1 5 25/02/2018 Thameside 2 & K2/C2 Assessment Race Southern GRE2 6 04/03/2018 Waterside C Southern WAT1 7 10/03/2018 Linlithgow Winter Time Trial Scotland MAR1 Sprint 11/03/2018 Royal Leamington Spa Hasler Midland MIL2 H2018 17/03/2018 Flatwater Skills Day. Provisional Date. Joint Marathon/Sprint Day. National WIL3 18/03/2018 Anker Valley Hasler Eastern RIC1 H2018 18/03/2018 Waterside D Southern WAT1 8 25/03/2018 Elmbridge Assessment Race. K1/C1 National LAW1 25/03/2018 Cambridge Hasler Eastern GRI1 H2018 25/03/2018 Gailey CC Hasler Midland CLI2 H2018 30/03/2018 to Westminster Canoe Race National DWO1 9 12/04/2018 Youth World Qualification International Sprint 14/04/2018 British Canoeing Open & National Sprint Regatta, including Selection Events National Sprint 14/04/2018 Regional German Championship. Rheine, Germany International Marathon 21/04/2018 Waterlands Marathon Amsterdam International Marathon 22/04/2018 Brigg 1 Hasler Yorkshire MAR3 H2018 22/04/2018 Exe Circuit Hasler South West CAR3 H2018 22/04/2018 Linlithgow Hasler Marathon Scotland MAR1 H2018 28/04/2018 British Canoeing Sprint Selection Trials National Sprint 29/04/2018 Trentham Hasler North West ROB1 H2018 29/04/2018 Wey Hasler London & SE HAW2 H2018 29/04/2018 South West Schools Championships South West Marathon 05/05/2018 Elmbridge Sprint Regatta London & SE LAW1 Sprint 06/05/2018 Malton Hasler Yorkshire ROE1 H2018 06/05/2018 66th Hasler Marathon 2018 Eastern PER1 H2018 06/05/2018 Worcester Hasler & K1/C1 Assessment Race Midland NEV1 H2018 06/05/2018 Spey Marathon Scotland SUR1 Marathon 10/05/2018 Linlithgow 10K Summer Series 1 Scotland MAR1 Sprint 12/05/2018 British Canoeing Open & National Sprint Masters Championship Regatta National Sprint 12/05/2018 German Nation Canoe Marathon Championships. Kassel, Germany International Marathon 17/05/2018 ICF Paracanoe & Canoe Sprint 1 Szeged. International Sprint 19/05/2018 Flatwater Skills Day. Provisional Date. Joint Marathon/Sprint Day. National WIL3 20/05/2018 Tamar Hasler South West PEA1 H2018 20/05/2018 Chester 1 Hasler North West ROG1 H2018 20/05/2018 Norwich Hasler Eastern TER1 H2018 20/05/2018 Hastings 1066 Hasler London & SE GEO1 H2018 20/05/2018 Nottingham Hasler Marathon & K2/C2 Assessment Race. Midland MAS1 H2018 20/05/2018 Basingstoke Canal Canoe Club Hasler Southern SMI1 H2018 20/05/2018 Forth & Clyde Canal Marathon Hasler I Scotland CHA1 H2018 25/05/2018 ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup 2. Duisburg. International Sprint 25/05/2018 ICF Canoe Marathon World Cup. Viano Do Castelo Portugal International Marathon 26/05/2018 Linlithgow Regatta Scotland FLE1 Sprint 27/05/2018 Royal CC Hasler Marathon London & SE CHU1 H2018 27/05/2018 Reading Circuit Hasler Southern GRE2 H2018

2 RACING CALENDAR 2018/19

Date Race Name Region Code Notes 01/06/2018 Piestany Sprint Regatta, Slovakia. International Sprint 02/06/2018 British Canoeing Open & National Sprint Band Together Regatta National Sprint 07/06/2018 Lowport Summer Series 10K 2 Scotland MAR1 Sprint 08/06/2018 European Senior Canoe Sprint Championships International Sprint 10/06/2018 Burton Hasler Marathon Midland BAL1 H2018 10/06/2018 Adelphi Hasler North West EVA1 H2018 10/06/2018 Fal Hasler South West SHA1 H2018 10/06/2018 Derwent Mike Jones Memorial Hasler Yorkshire MED1 H2018 10/06/2018 Maidstone Hasler & K2/C2 Assessment Race. London & SE PRI1 H2018 10/06/2018 Glasgow Canal Hasler Marathon Scotland RZE1 H2108 16/06/2018 Conwy Ascent Wales WIN1 10 16/06/2018 Strathclyde Park Regatta Scotland STE1 Sprint 17/06/2018 Leighton Buzzard Hasler Eastern DIX1 H2018 17/06/2018 Thames Valley Circuit Hasler Southern JOH1 H2018 24/06/2018 Shropshire Paddlesport Queens Head Hasler Midland TAY3 H2018 24/06/2018 Falcon Oxford Midsummer Hasler Southern BAR2 H2018 24/06/2018 Kirkcaldy Regatta 1 Scotland SYM1 Sprint 28/06/2018 European Junior Canoe Sprint Championships International Sprint 30/06/2018 Cheshire Ring Race North West MIL1 11 30/06/2018 Bath to Bradford Race South West MIS1 12 01/07/2018 Bradford Circuit Hasler South West MIS1 H2018 01/07/2018 Richmond Hasler London & SE ABS1 H2018 01/07/2018 Hereford-Wye Hasler Midland WIB1 H2018 01/07/2018 Bishops Stortford Hasler Eastern BEA1 H2018 05/07/2018 European Canoe Marathon Championships. Metković, Croatia International Marathon 05/07/2018 Linlithgow Summer Series 10K III Scotland MAR1 Sprint 06/07/2018 Marathon European Masters Cup European Championships International Marathon 07/07/2018 British Canoeing Open & National Sprint MacGregor Inter-Club Challenge Regatta, & Selection Events National Sprint 14/07/2018 Royal CC Regatta London & SE BOY2 Sprint 14/07/2018 Calder 2 Hasler Yorkshire JEF1 H2018 15/07/2018 Pete White Memorial Race (Ironbridge) Hasler. Midland TAR2 H2018 21/07/2018 National Marathon Championships. Reading + K1/C1 & K2/C2 Assessment Race. National Marathon 26/07/2018 ICF Junior & U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships International Sprint 29/07/2018 Southampton Hasler Southern LO1 H2018 29/07/2018 Medway Marathon London & SE NEA1 13 02/08/2018 Linlithgow Summer Series 10K IV Scotland MAR1 Sprint 05/08/2018 Camel Hasler South West GRE1 H2018 05/08/2018 Glasgow Green Hasler Marathon Scotland WES1 H2018 07/08/2018 Linlithgow Loch 10K Scotland CHA3 Sprint 09/08/2018 Forth and Clyde 10K Scotland CHA3 Sprint 10/08/2018 World University Canoe Sprint Championship 2018. Szolnok, Hungary International Sprint 11/08/2018 SCA Racing Week Hasler Marathon 2 Scotland KIN1 H2018 12/08/2018 Scottish Racing Week 10K 3 Scotland CHA3 Sprint 18/08/2018 Flatwater Skills Day. Provisional Date. Joint Marathon/Sprint Day. National WIL3 18/08/2018 Colin Chapman Memorial Wye Descent Race South West AST1 14 19/08/2018 Dart Circuit Hasler South West CAR3 H2018 22/08/2018 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships International Sprint 25/08/2018 Neerpelt Sprint Regatta. Belgium International Sprint 25/08/2018 Longridge Hasler Southern TAY1 H2018 26/08/2018 Tonbridge Hasler London & SE NEA1 H2018 26/08/2018 Kirkcaldy Regatta 2 Scotland SYM1 Sprint

3 RACING CALENDAR 2018/19

Date Race Name Region Code Notes 01/09/2018 British Canoeing Inter Services and Open & National Sprint Championship Regatta National Sprint 03/09/2018 ICF Canoe Marathon Masters World Cup. Prado, Vila Verde, Portugal International Marathon 06/09/2018 ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships. Prado, Vila Verde, Portugal International Marathon 06/09/2018 Linlithgow Summer Series 10K V Scotland MAR1 Sprint 08/09/2018 Sobeka Flanders Cup International Sprint 08/09/2018 Scottish Sprint Champs Scotland STE1 Sprint 09/09/2018 Lincoln Hasler Midland SIM1 H2019 09/09/2018 Pangbourne Hasler Southern MET1 H2019 09/09/2018 Poole Harbour South West LEV1 15 15/09/2018 French National Marathon Championships International Marathon 16/09/2018 Henley on Thames Hasler Southern WAL1 H2019 16/09/2018 Chester 2 Hasler North West ROG1 H2019 16/09/2018 Gloucester Canal Hasler South West KER1 H2019 16/09/2018 Soar Valley Hasler Midland VIN1 H2019 16/09/2018 Leukaemia Tay Marathon Scotland CHA3 Marathon 23/09/2018 Forth & Clyde Hasler Marathon II Scotland CHA3 H2019 23/09/2018 Calder 1 Hasler Yorkshire JEF1 H2019 30/09/2018 Hasler Final. Norwich National 06/10/2018 Glasgow to Canal Challenge Scotland CHA3 Marathon 07/10/2018 Elmbridge Hasler London & SE LAW1 H2019 07/10/2018 Wolfreton Marathon Hasler Race Yorkshire MED1 H2019 12/10/2018 Youth Olympic Games - Canoe Sprint International Sprint 20/10/2018 Royal Challenge London & SE BOY2 Sprint 21/10/2018 Fowey Hasler South West RIL1 H2019 21/10/2018 Brigg 2 Hasler Yorkshire MAR3 H2019 21/10/2018 Chelmsford Hasler Eastern HEA1 H2019 27/10/2018 Flatwater Skills Day. Provisional Date. Joint Marathon/Sprint Day. National WIL3 28/10/2018 Banbury Hasler Southern WAR1 H2019 28/10/2018 Dee Marathon Scotland THO2 Marathon 04/11/2018 Avon Descent Midland 16 11/11/2018 Leighton Buzzard Remembrance Day Marathon Eastern DIX1 17 18/11/2018 National Schools Championship 2018 National SCR1 Marathon 25/11/2018 Ross Warland Memorial Canal Challenge Southern WAR1 18 25/11/2018 Linlithgow Winter Time Trial Scotland MAR1 Sprint 01/12/2018 The Stour Descent South West FOW1 19 15/12/2018 Flatwater Skills Day. Provisional Date. Joint Marathon/Sprint Day. National WIL3 16/12/2018 Linlithgow Winter Time Trial Scotland MAR1 Sprint 06/01/2019 Frank Luzmore Memorial Marathon London & SE ABS1 20

4 RACING CALENDAR 2018/19 NOTES

Legend Notes * Indicates that this is not a standard divisional race. Usually classes are a combination of senior/junior, mens/ladies/mixed and singles/doubles. K1 Race organisers to run K1 divisions 1 to 9 inclusive with K2 divisions 2 to 9. Note that there is no or division 1 K2 race. K2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1 K1

K2 K2 K2 K2 K2 K2 K2 K2

H2018 Indicates a Hasler qualifying race for 2017 / 2018 for the region shown. H2019 Indicates a Hasler qualifying race for 2018 / 2019 for the region shown. 1 13 Miles and 3 . Shepperton to Richmond K2s only 2 A time trial on the River Yare with separate races over 10K, 20K, and 30K. There is also a Lightning 3K race. The River Yare doesn't flood or freeze and so the event can be run when paddling is not possible in other areas of the country. More information can be found at www.norwichcanoeclub.co.uk

3 13.5 miles and 21 portages time trial. Great Bedwyn to Newbury. 4 14 miles and 14 portages time trial. Aldermaston to Reading. 5 18.5 miles and 23 portages time trial. Newbury circuit. 6 18 miles and 8 portages. Reading to Longridge 7 22.5 miles and 30 portages time trial. Pewsey to Newbury. 8 34.5 miles and 30 portages time trial. Devizes to Newbury. 9 125 miles including 54 miles canal, 54 miles Thames and 17 miles tideway with 76 portages. Non- stop for senior doubles. Junior doubles and singles race in 4 stages over 4 days. 10 A 15km upstream race on the Conwy Estuary, using the incoming tide. The first part is through the estuary with strong flows. Separate starts for K1s, K2s and TC2s. 11 Britain’s longest non-stop K1 race: 95 mile circular canal race through the night on urban and rural canals. Classes for singles or doubles, non-stop or relay. 12 Classic marathon 12miles several portages

13 18 miles 9 portages Maidstone to Tonbridge. 14 Colin Chapman Memorial Descent Race. Wye descent - Kerne bridge to Monmouth.

15 Poole Harbour race 2018. A circuit race of 4, 8 and 15 miles plus a junior fun race. The longer courses are challenging circumnavigations of Brownsea island and cross choppy open water. The short course runs along the shore. The start is "Le-Mans" style from the beach at Lake Pier and includes burgers, cake and prizes afterwards. The race is a non-ranking race open to all, K boat, , ski, WWR, OC, SUP and GP. 16 10.25 Descent race with 6 weirs to shoot or . Due to the nature of the event, in particular the time of year and the type of course this event is not suitable for all paddlers. 17 K2 , 13 mile race from Milton Keynes to Leighton Buzzard. 18 20 mile time trial from Banbury Canoe Club to Aynho Wharf and back. May be raced as a relay team as well. 19 15 mile river descent for all boats. 20 13 Miles and 3 portages. Shepperton to Richmond K2s only

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8 PADDLE-ABILITY

Paddle-Ability is the term used by British Canoeing to describe all Paddlesport activity for disabled people. The term focuses on a person’s ability to take part in Paddlesport rather than their disability. British Canoeing encourages and supports anyone with any disability or impairment to participate in competition in specific Paddle-Ability events and mainstream competition. Specific Paddle-Ability events are held at National Regattas in Nottingham from April to September. Racing is based on ability (in time bands).

Entries must be submitted, in advance, with other club entries via the Club Team Leaders. If your club does not already have an appointed team leader please contact [email protected]

Entrants may have an escort boat to provide support to the starting posts; limited support is also permitted during races. Escort paddlers will be expected to wear yellow escort bibs.

The current Paddle-Ability events available are:

• K1: 200m, 500m • K2: 200m, 500m • V1: 200m, 500m

Paddle-Ability sprint time bands can be found in the tables below:

Paddle-Ability Sprint Time bands 200 metres: Band Kayak Men Kayak Men Junior Kayak Women Kayak Women Junior A+ 0.52 1.06 1.12 1.20 A 1.00 1.14 1.20 1.30 B 1.06 1.22 1.30 1.44 C 1.14 1.36 1.44 1.54 D 1.22 1.48 1.54 2.06 E 1.36 2.00 2.06 2.18 F 1.48 2.12 2.18 2.30

Paddle-Ability Sprint Time bands 500 metres: Band Kayak Men Kayak Men Junior Kayak Women Kayak Women Junior A+ 2.15 2.45 2.40 3.00 A 2.30 3.05 3.00 3.20 B 2.45 3.30 3.20 3.45 C 3.05 4.00 3.45 4.20 D 3.30 4.30 4.20 4.45 E 4.00 5.00 4.45 5.15 F 4.30 5.30 5.15 5.45

9 PADDLESAFE – SAFEGUARDING AND PROTECTING CHILDREN

British Canoeing is committed to ensuring that everyone can enjoy Paddlesport in a safe environment in which they are protected from any form of poor practice or abuse. We continue to work towards and maintain the standards set for sport and to implement the requirements set within government guidelines and legislation.

Everyone in Paddlesport has a responsibility to help safeguard and protect those involved in the sport. Sometimes this can be a daunting prospect. To support those involved in our sport British Canoeing and the home nations have developed a range of policies, procedures and guidance. These can be found on www.britishcanoeing.org.uk and each home nation website. We ask that club Secretaries/Welfare Officers know where to find the information and make sure it is shared and discussed at club executive and general meetings.

The procedures stem from the following principles: • The child's welfare is paramount. • Anyone under the age of 18 is classed as a child. • All children, regardless of age, any disability they have, gender, racial origin, religious belief and sexual identity have a right to be protected from abuse. • Coaches, clubs and centres need to be provided with advice to raise awareness of best practice, guidance and support should they become involved in an abuse situation.

Safeguarding Support Officer - While the welfare of young people is the first consideration, British Canoeing recognise that coaches, volunteers and helpers may also require support if an allegation is made against them. In these cases individuals should contact the British Canoeing Safeguarding Support Officer whose role is to listen, support, help and provide advice (contact details below). They will not be involved in the case and will be completely independent of the investigation.

Event Management - Event organisers should take note that there is a requirement to provide a Welfare Officer at all events where children are participating. For further details refer to the guidance sheets on the website – Paddlesafe Events.

Good Practice Guidelines By following these guidelines you will help to protect both the children/adult at risk in our sport and our coaches/helpers from wrongful allegations.

• Avoid situations where you are alone with one child/adult at risk. British Canoeing acknowledges that occasionally there may be no alternative, for example, where a child/ adult at risk falls ill and has to be taken home. We would stress, however, that one to one contact must not be allowed to occur on a regular basis. • If any form of physical support is required ask the paddler’s permission, explain what you are doing and why to both the child/adult at risk and their parents/carers. • Where possible ask parents/carers to be responsible for children/adults at risk in changing rooms. Always ensure that whoever supervises young people work in pairs. • Where there are mixed teams/groups away from home, they should always be accompanied by an adult male and female coach/helper. • Don’t allow physically rough or sexually provocative games, or inappropriate talking or touching. • If it’s necessary to do things of a personal nature for children/adult at risk, make sure you have another adult accompanying you. Get the consent of the parent/carer and if possible the child/adult at risk. Let them know what you are doing and why.

10 PADDLESAFE – SAFEGUARDING AND PROTECTING CHILDREN

• Ensure that any claims of abuse by a child/adult at risk are taken seriously and that it is dealt with by people who know what to do. • Ensure that the nature and intensity of training does not exceed the capacity of a child’s/ adult at risk’s ability and stage of development. • Follow the British Canoeing guidelines for photography and video use (see Guidelines for use of Photographic and Filming Equipment) Ensure your club adheres to British Canoeing best practice guidelines and requirements with particular reference to: • British Canoeing Safeguarding Children Policy and Safeguarding Adult Policy. • British Canoeing Code of Ethics. • Safe recruitment and vetting practices including appropriate Disclosure checks, where eligible, in accordance with home nation and government guidelines. • Safeguarding training. • Club Welfare Officers attend specific training to support their role- Safeguarding and Protecting Children and Time to Listen workshop. • Publicise your Club/Event Welfare Officer contact details. • Publicise the NSPCC Child Protection Helpline.

IMPORTANT CONTACTS

British Canoeing Safeguarding Lead (For anyone wishing to report a Safeguarding incident or concern) Urvasi Naidoo Tel: 0115 8968842* Email: [email protected] *(If calling out of office hours, leave a message and your call will be responded to as soon as possible the next working day.)

British Canoeing Safeguarding Support Officer (For British Canoeing coaches, volunteers and staff who have received an allegation against them with respect to Safeguarding and require support.) Keith Hampton: 07740 820113

British Canoeing Lead Safeguarding Officer () (For enquiries and guidance about Safeguarding policies, documents and processes) Kimberley Walsh Tel: 0115 8966580 Email: [email protected]

SCA Child Protection Officer Andy Murray Tel: 0131 625 4434 Email: [email protected]

Canoe Wales Child Protection Officer Nigel Midgley Tel: 079717 83080 Email: [email protected]

CANI Child Protection Officer Mary Doyle Tel: 02890738884 Email: [email protected]

NSPCC CHILD PROTECTION HELPLINE Tel: 0808 800 5000

CHILDLINE Tel: 0800 1111

11 BRITISH CANOEING EQUALITY STATEMENT

All competitions and representative selection will be held in accordance with the British Canoeing Equality Policy ensuring that everyone, including all protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010, have a genuine and equal opportunity to participate in Paddlesport at all levels. Unlawful discrimination is unacceptable and will not be tolerated whether intentional or unintentional.

Transsexual participation is permitted in domestic competitions subject to the criteria detailed within the British Canoeing Transgender and Transsexual Policy. International competition and selection for transsexual people is subject to eligibility defined by the IOC and is detailed in the British Canoeing policy.

For any enquiries regarding equality at British Canoeing please contact [email protected]

Considering running a local sprint regatta in your area? Would a Mobile Timing system assist your event? The Sprint Racing Committee has put together a Mobile Timing System package available for loan.

The package, includes ‘Starters’ control box (starts the timing system), video camera to record the Finish of each race plus laptops to handle the data and a printer. Generator etc. to power the laptops and Timing system.

If you would like to more about the Mobile Timing system call or email SRC Secretary, Cathy Wynne on 07728848177 or email [email protected]

12 SPRINT CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD

Looking at the notes made for the annual British Canoeing report I see 2017 has been a year of considerable change within Canoe Sprint, both internationally and within British Canoeing. The alterations to the Olympic Programme have created new opportunities with the inclusion of women’s canoe and the switch from MK4 1000m to MK500m, but this has been at the expense of MK2 200m, in which Great Britain has excelled over the last two Olympic cycles. The impact of these changes is already evident with a noticeable increase in quality and size of fields in the new Olympic events, particularly at senior International competitions.

We welcomed Paul Ratcliffe as PD Director earlier this year and now Rene Olsen to the Team as Head Coach along with Dr. MBE as Podium Technical Coach. In the same vein congratulate James Train being appointed as Podium Women’s Canoe Coach and Justine Wilmott as Team Manager.

I would like to pay special tribute to the members of the SRC. They do much more than is visible from the bank. I would also include in my thanks the members of Regatta Committee and all of the volunteers who make the regattas around the country possible. It’s not always easy being a volunteer. However the rewards of seeing athletes compete in well organised events and being part of the sport always more than compensates for the efforts of the work. Whilst saying thank you I would like to include all the club coaches and helpers that do so much to prepare the athletes for their competitions.

I look forward to a new season of a growing number of excellent regattas and hope to see you there.

Alan Laws Chairman

On occasions, the Sprint Racing Committee’s K4 boats used at the National Regattas are available for short term loan. Terms and conditions apply, as does availability. If you would like to know more, call or email SRC Secretary, Cathy Wynne on 07728848177 or email [email protected]

A1 SPRINT RACING COMMITTEE 2018

Alan Laws Chairman, English Council and Competitive Disciplines Committee SRC Representative LAW4

John Hoile Vice Chairman and Regatta Chairman HOI2

Michael Bannister Treasurer BAN1

Cathy Wynne Secretary [email protected] WYN1 (Bookings for SRC Mobile Timing system or K4 Boats) and Governance Rules Revision group

Phil Caisley IT Projects Advisor CAI1

Margaret Chapman Governance Rules Revision group and CHA3 Scottish Affairs

Louise Clive Minute Secretary and Paddlers Post Editor CLI2

Imogen Collins Coaching Advisor COL2

Paul Dimmock Non-Olympic Event Athletes Liaison DIM1

Ann Hoile Representative - England Coaching Management Committee HOI1 and Mini Sprint Liaison

Roland Lawler Racing Standards & National Rankings LAW2

Nicole Williams Social Events and Coaching Advisor WIL4

(N.B. Paul Dimmock is Chairman of the Canoe Sprint International Panel (IP), Roland Lawler is a voting member & Alan Laws, as SRC Chairman, is a non-voting member of the IP)

A2 SPRINT RACING COMMITTEE 2018

Regatta Committee

John Hoile Regatta Chairman [email protected] HOI2 Philip Caisley Regatta Vice Chair [email protected] CAI1 Cathy Wynne Chief Official [email protected] WYN1 Louise Clive Regatta Treasurer [email protected] CLI2 Wendy Dodson Regatta Secretary [email protected] DOD2

Contacts for National Regattas

Wendy Dobson Sprint Enquires DOD2 [email protected] Ann Hoile Volunteer Coordinator HOI1 [email protected] Kari Martin Paddler Registrations MAR2 [email protected] Louise Clive Club Colours CLI2 [email protected] Philip Caisley Regatta Technical Support CAI1 [email protected] Cathy Wynne National Regattas WYN1 [email protected]

A3 SPRINT RACING SECTION

The Sprint Racing, Regulations and Administration document can be downloaded from the SRC website page http://canoeracing.org.uk/sprint/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/SECTION-A3-5.pdf or from the Secretary, contact details above.

BRITISH CANOEING SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES Issue date: 1 January 2018 Introduction The purpose of this document is to provide the Rules that govern: a) Sprint Racing (named Canoe Sprint by the Federation) b) The conduct of that Racing It follows as closely as possible the wording and sequence of the International Canoe Federation Canoe Sprint Competition Rules taking effect from 1st January 2017. However, it also contains some additional regulations or changes to those rules as determined from time to time by British Canoeing Sprint Racing Committee.

The following words, acronyms and abbreviations are referred to in this document: BC British Canoeing (the Governing Body for Canoeing in Great Britain) BOA British Olympic Association (the National Olympic Committee for Great Britain) ICF International Canoe Federation IOC International Olympic Committee NOC National Olympic Committee SRS Sprint Racing Section of BC (responsible to BC for the control of Sprint Racing competitions in and over distances up to and including 5000 metres) SRC Sprint Racing Committee (elected by the Sprint Racing Section to carry out the objectives of the Section on a day-to-day basis). RC Regatta Committee (a sub-committee of the SRC responsible for organising and conducting National championships and other competitions on behalf of BC)

Aims and Definition of Sprint Racing The aim of a canoe sprint competition is for people to race each other in kayaks and canoes over a clearly defined unobstructed course in the shortest possible time according to the rules. The course should be as flat and still as can be obtained. Although the course length may be any distance up to and including 5,000 metres and competition organised for any craft, the official events and distances recognised by BC and ICF are the following: For men and women: K1, K2, K4, C1, C2, C4, 200, 500 and 1000 metres K1, K2, K4, C1, C2, 5000 metres or 2500 for some Junior events Paracanoe, men and women Kayak KL1, KL2, KL3 200 metres Va’a VL1, VL2, VL3 200 metres

Table of Contents Part I - GENERAL REGULATIONS 1. International Competitions 2. National Status Competitions 3. Club Regattas 4. Competing outside of the United Kingdom 5. Membership of more than one club or change of club 6. Athlete Eligibility and Sponsorships 7. Classification of Paddlers 8. National Championship Title and Trophies Part II - CLASSES AND BUILDING REGULATIONS 9. Limitations 10. Trademarks 11. Construction 12. Boat Control

A4 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES

Part III - ORGANISATION OF COMPETITIONS 13. Officials, Competition Committee and Competition Jury, Duties of Officials 14. Invitations 15. Entries and Racing Colours 16. Regatta Programme 17. Heats and Finals 18. Team Leaders’ Meeting 19. Alterations to Entries and Withdrawals 20. Alterations in the sequence of events 21. Courses - Marking Signs - Layout 22. Canoe and personal numbers 23. Instructions for Competitors Part IV - RACING REGULATIONS 24. Means of Propulsion 25. Start 26. Paddling on the Course 27. Pacing 28. Competitions for Long Distances 29. Finish 30. Tasks of Competitors after the Race 31. Disqualifications 32. Protests 33. Appeals Part V - SPECIAL RULES FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

Part I - GENERAL REGULATIONS

There are three levels of competition: - International, National Status and Club/Regional.

1. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS 1.1 The ICF has ruled that all International Competitions must take place in accordance with the ICF Canoe Sprint Competition Rules. All competitions organised by either BC or a BC Club are considered international if competitors of a foreign country are invited to participate. 1.2 These competitions must be supervised or managed by at least one accredited official in possession of a valid ICF Canoe Sprint Official card. 1.3 Foreign Nationals (Complies with ICF GR 3). 1.3.1 No member of a foreign Federation or club may compete or be invited to compete in an open or national competition within the United Kingdom without permission from the RC. 1.3.2 Only the members of clubs or associations affiliated with an ICF Member Federation have the right to participate in an international competition. 1.3.3 A competitor is always allowed to take part individually in an international competition but must in each case obtain special permission from his/her national federation. 1.3.4 A competitor may take part on behalf of BC provided they are domiciled in the UK, if he/she obtains the authorisation of his/her Federation of origin. This authorisation has to be sent before 30th November prior to the year concerned to the ICF Headquarters with a copy to the Chairman of the ICF Canoe Sprint Committee. 1.3.5 If he/she has lived for 2 (two) years or more in the UK, the approval of his/her Federation of origin is no longer required. 1.3.6 A competitor may not compete for more than one Federation in any calendar year in the sport of canoeing.

A5 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 2 NATIONAL STATUS COMPETITION 2.1 All competitions announced as National Status competitions shall be held in accordance with BC Sprint Racing Competition Rules. 2.2 National Status Competitions are those at which promotions within the National Divisions take place. 2.3 National Status Competitions are organised on behalf of BC. 2.4 All competitors at National Status Competitions must be registered with the RC and must be BC members or, if racing in a Junior “D” class or Mini Sprint, a member of a club which has a registered youth section and is affiliated to the BC. 2.5 Organisers of National Status Competitions shall declare the competition is being held under BC rules. 2.6 National Status Competitions require permission from the SRC. Applications shall be directed to the Secretary of the SRC. Such permission would require: 2.6.1 Observance of BC Sprint Racing Competition Rules. 2.6.2 Inclusion the words "Under BC Rules" on all printed matter issued in connection with the competition. 2.6.3 Compliance with Part III Rule 13.5 regarding Regatta Officials. 2.7 National Status Competitions will be included in the official BC Calendar of events. 2.8 Within 14 days of the close of a competition a completed regatta programme with the official results, shall be sent by the Organisers to the Secretary of the SRC.

3 CLUB/REGIONAL REGATTAS 3.1 BC members are allowed to participate with non BC members. 3.2 No promotions will be made at Club or Regional Regattas. Performance will not affect National Ranking. 3.3 The Rules and Classes may be altered to suit the event requirements. 3.4 Organisers of Club & Regional Regattas can include their event in the Handbook Competition Calendar (at no charge) and may place an advert in the Handbook for the event on payment of the appropriate fee. 3.5 Organisers are asked to encourage all who take part to become BC members. Where fees are charged, BC members should be charged a reduced fee. 3.6 To ensure uniformity, organisers are asked to follow BC Sprint Racing Competition Rules as far as possible. Organisers are asked to make it clear in all literature what the event rules will be. 3.7 Club & Regional status competition can be included in the official BC Calendar of events. 3.8 Within 14 day of the close of a competition a completed regatta programme with the official results shall be sent to the Secretary of the SRC [email protected] 3.9 British Canoeing’s information package ‘Organising a Canoe Sprint Club event’ is available from the website or by contacting the SRC Secretary.

4 COMPETITIONS OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM 4.1 No Club or member of a Club or individual member of BC may compete outside the United Kingdom without permission from the SRC. See Rule 1.3

5 MEMBERSHIP OF MORE THAN ONE CLUB OR CHANGE OF CLUB 5.1 When a competitor is a member of two or more clubs he/she shall, by March 1st have declared the name of the club in whose colours he/she will race that year in individual events. A person joining a second club after March 1st must continue to race for his/her first club. A competitor who has changed his/her club is not permitted to race for his/her new club, unless prior consent of his/her old club has been obtained. The consent shall not be withheld in the case of a change of residence from one area to another.

A6 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 6 ATHLETE ELIGIBILITY AND SPONSORSHIPS 6.1 The rules of the International Canoe Federation or the National Olympic Committee shall apply to all matters relating to Amateur Status. At present there are no regulations specific to Amateur Status other than as broadly listed in 6.3. 6.2 Foreign Teams, may receive compensation/assistance authorised by BC to cover financial expanse to participate in an UK competition. Under no circumstances shall any payment exceed the sum of actual expenditure. 6.3 A Competitor may not: 6.3.1 In the practice of sport and in the opinion of BC manifestly contravene the spirit of fair play in the exercise of sport, particularly by the use of doping or violence. 6.3.2 Have allowed his/her person, name, picture or sport performance to be used for advertising, except when BC or its Committees enter into a contract for sponsorship or equipment. All payments must be made to BC and not to the individual. 6.3.3 Participate in any competition on condition of a financial consideration. 6.4 A Competitor may accept, during a period of preparation and/or actual competition which shall be limited by the rules of BC and its Committees: 6.4.1 Assistance administered through the BOA or BC Performance Programmes: living expenses, insurance cover in respect of accidents, illness and disability; personal property, sports equipment and clothing; cost of medical treatment, physiotherapy and authorised coaches. 6.4.2 Compensation authorised by his/her NOC or BC Performance Programmes, in the case of necessity, to cover financial loss resulting from his/her absence from work or basic occupation in the Olympic Games and sports competition or other canoeing activities. In no circumstances shall payment made under this provision exceed the sum which the competitor would have earned in the same period. The compensation may be paid with the approval of BC or BOA at their discretion. 6.4.3 Prizes won in competition or other canoeing activities, within the rules established by BC and its Committees and the ICF. 6.5 In all cases which are not covered by the above regulations (6.2 and 6.3), the corresponding rules of the ICF or the BOA shall apply. 6.6 Procedures to be undertaken by those seeking, obtaining and disbursing sponsorships, sports scholarships and awards. 6.6.1 Details of all personal sponsorship arrangements, sports sponsorships and other awards, offered to or negotiated by individuals or organisations, must be submitted by beneficiaries to the BC Committee responsible for administering the particular activity, for registration and approval. When doubt exists regarding the appropriate Committee to whom information should be furnished, BC Headquarters will arrange for the necessary action to be undertaken. 6.6.2 A central registry of all personal sponsorship arrangements will be maintained by BC Headquarters, and will be available for inspection by authorised officers of BC. 6.6.3 The term "personal sponsorship arrangements negotiated by beneficiaries" shall include: 6.6.3.1 Payments made to athletes selected through the UK Sport Performance Matrix and administrated by BC Performance Director. 6.6.3.2 Sponsorship provided by individuals (not family), commercial, industrial, and public authorities, National and Regional Sports Aid Foundations, Local Authorities, Trust Funds, Educational Institutions and agencies, Clubs and other miscellaneous supportive groups.

A7 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 7 CLASSIFICATION OF PADDLERS 7.1 Junior: A Junior is a competitor under 18 years of age at the beginning of the current calendar year. A Junior will have junior racing status unless promoted to senior racing status. Each Junior status competitor will be nominated to compete in one of the Junior classes as laid down from time to time by the SRC. Juniors who have Senior status may race in the appropriate Junior age group for National Championship events. 7.2 Senior: A Senior is a competitor who is over 18 years of age at the beginning of the calendar year, will have Senior racing status. Each Senior status competitor will be nominated to compete in one of the Senior Classes as laid down from time to time by the SRC. 7.3 Master (Veteran): The first year a paddler can compete in a Master event is the year that his/her thirty-fifth (35th) birthday falls in, provided he or she is not already nominated to compete in Men’s A or Women’s A who, irrespective of their age cannot compete in Master events. 7.4 Promotions: Entry into and promotion between classes will be at the discretion of the SRC and will be based on results gained in competition at regatta venues nominated by the SRC. A competitor may, at the discretion of the SRC, be permitted, on application by his Team Leader, to revert to a lower class. 7.5 Mixed Events: Mixed events where male and female competitors take part in the same boat are permitted. 7.6 Status: Status in Kayaks has no bearing on status in Canoes and the converse. Similarly, the status in the Paddle-Ability class and/or the Paracanoe classes has no bearing on the status in the ability Kayak and/or Canoe classes, e.g. a Senior A class competitor in Canoe may be in a different Senior class in Kayak.

8 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AND TROPHIES 8.1 In order to be eligible to win a National Championship title a Competitor must: Be a British Citizen and be a current member of British Canoeing (including, SCA, CW & CANI - Juniors registered with family membership, do not need full British Canoeing membership) and not currently representing or in the selection process to represent another country;or 8.1.1 Have been resident in the United Kingdom and a member of British Canoeing, (including, SCA, CW & CANI - Juniors registered with family membership, do not need full British Canoeing membership) for at least 2 (two) years. For clarification, the residency shall be calculated as being the 2 years immediately preceding January 1st in the year of the relevant competition 8.2 In entering a National Championship, competitors agree to abide by this Eligibility Policy and comply with the requirements and procedures of the National Championships organisers. 8.3 If a Competitor is not a British Citizen and has not been Resident in the United Kingdom and a member of British Canoeing, (including, SCA, CW & CANI) for the necessary 2 (two) years (in accordance with B 1.1. above) and there are exceptional circumstances then they may apply to the Head of Governance and Compliance requesting discretion to be exercised. Any applications should be submitted at least four weeks prior to any National Championships event in which they wish to compete. 8.4 Decisions are final and in the absolute discretion of the British Canoeing Chief Executive who shall consider each case on its own merits and decisions do not create a precedent for any future cases.

A8 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES Part II - CLASSES AND BUILDING REGULATIONS

9 WEIGHT AND DIMENSION LIMITS 9.1 An athlete who competes in a boat that does not conform to the weight and dimension limits at Table a, will be subject to a penalty as described at Part IV Regulation 31. Paracanoe K1 K2 K4 C1 C2 C4 Kayak Va’a Max length 520 730 520 650 1100 520 650 900 Min weight 12 13** 12 18 30 14 20 30 Min width 50* Measurements in cm, weights in kg. * Measured 10cm from bottom of hull. ** Including hull, alma & iatco (spreaders). Note: The length of a kayak or a canoe shall be measured between the extremes of the stem and the stern. Stem-bands or other projections of the stem or stern, if any, are to be included. Any rudder forming a continuation of the length of a kayak is not to be included in the measurement. The weight of a boat shall not include any loose fittings, any fixed absorbent material must be dry.

10 ATHLETE IDENTIFICATION AND TRADEMARKS 10.1 Boats, accessories and clothing may carry trademarks, advertising symbols and written text. 10.1.1 There are reserved places on equipment (eg. boat and ), with size limitations for trademarks and advertising. These areas are dedicated for the identification of Athletes/NF, Manufacturer, Organiser, BC and ICF (including sponsors). Any advertising material shall be placed in such a way that it does not interfere with competitor identification and does not affect the outcome of the race 10.1.2 If an athlete’s name is displayed, it shall be placed on each side of the boat under the cockpit. 10.1.3 Athletes should wear clothing in compliance with the club colours registered with the SRC, or those of the national federation they represent if competing as an invited international athlete. 10.1.4 The advertising of tobacco and alcoholic products is not permitted. 10.1.5 Political messages and images, symbols and slogans unrelated to sport funding are not permitted. 10.1.6 Any boat, accessory, or article of clothing, which does not comply with the above conditions, will be ineligible for use during a competition.

A9 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 11 CONSTRUCTION 11.1 The boat must be constructed so that it remains buoyant and floats in a horizontal position when filled with water while supporting the crew. Boats inherent buoyancy must be supplemented by additional and visible fixed flotation material or by the provision of sealed bulk heads. 11.2 No part of an athlete’s body should be attached to the boat in anyway. 11.3 Section and longitudinal lines of the hull of the kayak and canoe shall not be concave. 11.4 The deck shall not be higher on any horizontal point than the highest point of the front edge of the first cockpit. 11.5 No foreign substance which gives a competitor an unfair advantage should be applied to a boat. 11.6 No part of the boat (including the seat and the footrest) shall have moving parts which can be used to help propel the boat in a way which would give competitors an unfair advantage. 11.7 A boat or competitor may be equipped with a device which provides real time feedback on performance for use by television or event presentation. Devices may be used by the competitor for analysis following a race but in no circumstances, may the device be used to provide real time feedback to a competitor during a race. Kayaks 11.8 Kayaks shall have one rudder. Over-stern rudders may not be thicker than 10mm for K1 and K2, or 12mm for a K4. 11.8.1 The boat shall be designed as a sit-in (Kayak type) not a sit-on ( type). 11.8.2 Weed deflectors fitted forward of the rudder are permitted. Canoes 11.9. Canoes must be symmetrical along their longitudinal axes. 11.9.1 Rudders or any guiding apparatus directing the course of the canoe are not permitted. 11.9.2 C1 and C2 boats may be entirely open. The minimum length of the opening shall be 280cm and the edge of the side of the craft (gunwale) can extend maximum 5cm into the craft along the whole opening. The boat can have a maximum of 3 strengthening bars with a width of maximum 7cm each. 11.9.3 C4 canoes may be entirely open. The minimum length of the opening shall be 390cm and the edge of the side of the craft (gunwale) can extend maximum 6cm into the craft along the opening. The boat can have maximum 4 strengthening bars with a width of maximum 7cm each. Innovations 11.10 Significant innovations in equipment including, but not limited to, boats, related equipment and clothing, must meet the requirements and conditions concerning innovation contained in the ICF Canoe Sprint Racing Rules

12. Boat Control 12.1 The length of a kayak or a canoe shall be measured between the extremes of the stem and the stern. Stem-bands or other projections of the stem or stern, if any, are to be included. Any rudder forming a continuation of the length of a kayak is not to be included in the measurement. 12.2 No alterations in canoes and kayaks are permitted after the measuring and weighing and before the competition has taken place.

Before Weighing the Boat: 12.3 All loose fittings shall be removed. Permanent knee rests attached in a definitive way to the floorboard and buoyancy attachments consisting of water absorbing material must be absolutely dry at the first weighing.

A10 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES Part III - ORGANISATION OF COMPETITIONS

13 Officials Duties of the Organising Committee 13.1 An Organising Committee is responsible for the preparation and running of the competition. The Organising Committee shall, in particular: 1) Fix the date and the programme of the regatta in agreement with the SRC. 2) Draw up and distribute the advance programme including the date and time of the team leaders’ meeting. 3) Make available a stretch of water and technical equipment conforming to the present Sprint Racing Competition Rules. 13.2 Competition Committee The competition is to be managed by a Competition Committee consisting of: 1) Chief Official 2) Chief Judge 3) Deputy Chief Judge For National status competitions two members of the competition committee must be registered Regatta Officials of BC Sprint Racing Section. For an international regatta, two members of the Competition Committee must be in possession of a valid International Canoe Sprint Official card.

13.3 Duties of the Competition Committee: a) Organise and supervise the competition. b) In the event of inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances which makes it impossible to carry out the competition, postpone the competition and decide on another time when it may be held. c) Hear any protests that may be made and settle any disputes that may arise. d) Apply disciplinary procedures in cases where the regulations are broken during a race. e) Should a competitor be injured during a heat, the Committee may allow him to participate in another heat. f) The decision of the Committee shall be based on BC Sprint Racing Competition Rules. g) Penalties in accordance with BC Rules or the SRC Disciplinary Regulations may also be imposed i.e. disqualification for a longer period than the duration of the competition in question. h) Before any decision is made regarding any infraction of the rules, hear the opinion of the Umpire who controlled the race in which the infraction was said to have occurred. The Committee is to seek the opinion of other officials supervising the race, if it is felt to be of importance in clearing up the alleged offence.

13.4 If its nature and extent demand, each competition shall be held under the supervision of the following officials: Chief Official Aligner(s) Chief Judge Starter(s) Deputy Chief Judge Course Umpire(s) Competition Manager Turning Point Umpire(s) Boat Controllers Finish Line Judge(s) Announcer Media Officer If circumstances permit, one person may function in two of the above positions.

13.5 The Chief Official, Chief Judge, Deputy Chief Judge, Competition Manager, Starter, Umpires, should, if possible, be registered BC Regatta Officials.

13.6 Unauthorised persons must not enter any official’s area unless the Competition Committee or the Jury send for officials or team officials in order to solve problems.

A11 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 13.7 The National Champion Competition Jury: a) Final authority for National Championship Competitions shall rest with a Jury composed of a Chairman and four members. b) The members of the Jury shall be appointed by a quorum of the SRC prior to the commencement of the competition. (In the event of a quorum not being present, the Chairman, Vice Chairman, or another official of the SRC and two Committee members may appoint the Jury). c) The Chairman of the Jury will be the Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the SRC or an elected SRC member. d) Subordinate to this Jury are the Chief Official and other officials shown in Rule 13.2. e) A protest made during the competition must be handed to the Competition Committee not later than 20 minutes after publication of the results. f) An appeal against a decision of the Competition Committee must be addressed to the Chairman of the Jury and handed in not later than 20 minutes after the Team Leader has been informed, in writing by the Chairman of the Competition Committee, of the decision against the competitor or crew and has signed the receipt. g) The decision of the Jury is final.

13.8 Duties of Officials 13.8.1 The Chief Official, who is also the Chairman of the Competition Committee, decides all matters arising during the actual competition, which is not dealt with in these rules. With the confirmation of the Competition Committee, he/she may disqualify any competitor who behaves improperly or who, by his conduct or speech, shows contempt towards the competition officials, other competitors or onlookers (see Rule 31.6). All officials are responsible to the Chief Official. 13.8.2 The Chief Judge cooperates with the Chief Official and he/she substitutes for the Chief Official in case of necessity. 13.8.3 The Deputy Chief Judge will closely cooperate with the Chief Official and the Competition Manager and will handle the administrative tasks of the competition. He will collect the notes from the Team Leaders of the participating teams/clubs on the changes before the beginning of the Team Leaders’ meeting and put them in order according to the races. At the meeting, he/she will record all changes announced by the Chief Official in his own programme. If necessary, he/she will check the personal identification documents of the competitors and their age. He will collect the forms necessary for the administration and any other means necessary for the secretariat. In case of computer data processing, he/she will keep in contact with the responsible IT person. During the competition he/she will check the results race by race and will prepare the list of the boats qualified in the next round. He will formulate the decisions of the Competition Committee passed on the subject-matter of any protest and will arrange to have it recorded. He/she is responsible for the accuracy of these records. To perform the written tasks the Deputy Chief Judge can employ a Competition Secretary, assistants and office staff as necessary. 13.8.4 The Competition Manager will keep in constant contact with the organisers to solve any problems that may arise during the competition. He/she supervises the races and is responsible for ensuring that the programme is followed without unnecessary delay. He/she shall inform the officials concerned punctually before a new race starts. He/she has to deal also with the good function of the competition administration of the races, (programme, drawings, results, technical documents, boat control, press, protests, etc.) He/she shall make certain that the announcer gives all the necessary information about the races such as the start order, the name of any competitor failing to start and the results. 13.8.5 The Boat Controller/s will only allow athletes to compete at the race, whose identification has been checked and whose boat, equipment, clothing, starting number and body number conform to the rules. The Official in charge must inform the Competition Committee in the case of missing boats. The competitors having passed the control are entered in a written report. A12 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES (International competitions). a) They will also check for any performance enhancing foreign substance on the boat any forbidden devices mention in rule 11. Should any of the boats not fulfil the requirements concerning classification (rules 9 to 12), they shall be excluded from the competition. The organisers will provide for this purpose certified weighing and measuring devices b) Standard checking procedures will be applied. Boats are to be selected at random from the participants in the races for boat control after the finish. 13.8.6 The Starter decides all questions concerning the start of the races, and is solely responsible for decisions as to false starts. His/her decision is final. He/she shall see that the starting equipment is in good working order. He/she shall communicate with the Competition Committee and after having received a signal from them that all is ready, he/she shall order the competitors to their places and carry out the start according to the Racing Rules. It is the responsibility of the Starter to be satisfied that the circumstances at the start are free from any hindrance. 13.8.7 The Aligner the duty of the aligner is to bring the boats to the starting line with the least possible delay. Their duties will be to check the uniformity of the competitors including their attire as well as the number on the back and the boat (lane) number. If an automatic starting system is in use the aligners (international events) will be positioned in two separate boats behind the starting line. They will have an unobstructed view inside the system’s boots. When all boats are aligned and completely inside the boots the aligner will raise a white flag signifying to the starter that they are in position to start. When the boats are not in the boots, the aligner shall raise a red flag. If there is no automatic starting system, the aligners may be repositioned 13.8.8 The Course Umpire shall see to it that during a race the rules are complied with. If the rules are broken, the Umpire shall report immediately the infraction to the Competition Committee. a) The Competition Committee shall decide whether any of the competitors concerned shall be disciplined or not. If the Umpire has a report of an infraction of the rules he/she shall show a red flag after the race and shall make a report before the Umpire’s next race takes place. In such a case, the Competition Committee shall make known its decision immediately and before the result of the race is announced. b) If there is no infraction to report, the Umpire shall show a white flag. c) In races of 1,000 metres, the Umpire shall follow the race in a motorboat. In races of 200 metres, the Umpire(s) shall not follow the race. One or two Course Umpires positioned before the start line. One or two Course Umpires positioned behind the finish line. For the 500 metre races, either system as used for the 1000m or the 200m may be adopted for the Course Umpires to do their task. The Chief Official will decide on the most appropriate system to be used, based on his/her opinion of the course features. The Course Umpire can follow and judge the race also from the Finish Tower as instructed by the Chief Official. d) He shall be completely unhampered during the race. No one except the Umpire and the driver shall be admitted to the boat reserved for him. e) In long distance races with many competitors, more than one Umpire will be nominated. One of the Umpires shall, if possible, follow the leading group in the race, but without disturbing the other competitors. f) In case of hindrances the Course Umpire must stop the competition passing all boats in the race and waving the red flag or using a sound signal until all boats have stopped paddling. After this all boats shall return to the start. The Course Umpire shall report immediately the infraction to the Competition Committee. g) When a motorboat is not used, one or more Umpires shall be placed in such positions from which they can ensure that the rules are being complied with. 13.8.9 The Turning Point Umpires, when a race is run along a course with one or more turning points, one or more Umpires and one recorder must be stationed at every turning point, where they gain the best view of the turn. A13 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES a) The Turning Point Umpire shall see that the competitors turn according to the rules. The recorder shall make a list of all who pass the turning point. b) Immediately after the race, the Turning Point Umpire shall report to the Competition Committee as to who has turned and if any infraction of the rules has taken place. 13.8.10 The Finishing Line Judges decide the order in which the competitors passed the finishing line. The order of the boats arriving at the finishing line will be decided by Photo Finish if a Photo Finish System is used. The position of the competitors in the boat will be recorded with video camera at the time of arriving at the finish line. The Chief Finish Judge will decide with the recording whether the competitor was in his/her boat upon arriving or not and report it to the Competition Committee. When there is no Photo Finish System, the Finishing Line Judges decide the order in which the competitors have passed the finishing line. The Judges shall be placed in a position where all lanes at the finish line can be clearly seen. If the Judges differ regarding the placing of two or more competitors, a simple majority shall decide the dispute, in the absence of Photo Finish. In the case of equal voting, the Chief Judge has the casting vote. When there is no Photo Finish, the Finishing Line Judges are responsible for recording the times. This shall be done by means of stopwatches or suitable electronic equipment. It is the responsibility of the Chief Finish Line Judge to ensure that the timing equipment is working correctly. The Chief Finish Line Judge shall divide the work amongst the timekeepers. At the end of each race, he shall compare the official times with the other finish line judges and immediately inform the Chief Official of them. Each race shall be timed by at least two watches. When the watches have not recorded the same time, the longest (worst) time shall be taken as correct. The stopwatches are to be started when the electronic or optical signal from the start is received. When a Photo Finish is used the result determined by the Finish Line Judges shall be compared with it, with the photo finish being decisive. Video films are not a substitute for photo finish. 13.8.11 The Announcer shall, on the instructions of the Competition Manager, announce the start of each race, the order of the starting and the position of the competitors during the race. After the race is finished, he/she will announce the results. 13.8.12 The Media Officer must supply all the necessary information to the representatives of the press, radio and television about the race and its progress. He/she is authorised therefore to ask for information from the different officials who must procure for him/her as soon as possible the copies from the official results. 13.8.13 It is the Officials’ obligation to perform their tasks in conformity with the Sprint Racing Competition Rules. Every judge will have the obligation to check whether all means and equipment necessary to perform his/her tasks are operational. In the event any shortcoming is found, it must be reported to the Chief Official or Competition Manager. Unauthorised persons must not enter any Officials’ area unless the Competition Committee or the Jury send for officials or team officials in order to solve problems.

14. Invitations An invitation to an Open Regatta shall contain the following information: a) Time and place of the regatta. b) Situation and plan of the course. c) Classes and distance of the races. d) Sequence and starting times of races. e) Whether the races are to be held on still or running water, up or down stream and minimum depth of water. f) Amount of entry fee. g) Address to which entries should be sent and the last date for receiving entries. This date shall not be earlier than 14 days prior to the first day of the competition. h) Conditions/terms of participation A14 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES

15. Entries 15.1 Entries for Open National Regattas can only be made in accordance with the regulations given in the invitation. An entry shall, however, always contain the following information: a) Name of club or federation to which competitors belongs. b) Classes and distances in which the competitors propose to compete. c) Name, sex, age, citizenship, national federation/BC membership number of competitor d) Similar details of reserves if any. e) All entries should be in writing (Online, Letter, Fax, Email, etc.). Where verbal communication is used, it must also be confirmed in writing by the given deadline (midnight on the due date). In the event of conflicting information, the information with letterhead and/or signature will take precedence. f) Late entries shall not normally be accepted. The acceptance of late entries shall be at the discretion of the Competition Committee who may charge up to double the entry fee. g) Racing Colours When making the entries, Clubs/squads must have given the colours of the clothing worn by the competitors and these colours must not be changed during the competition. N.B. Every sprint racing club must register their racing colours with the RC (and any changes thereto). All competitors must wear the correct club/squad colours and for them to be visible at all times while racing 15.2 The Regatta Committee will accept entries in conformity with entry deadline, Sprint Racing rules and the conditions/terms of participation. Therefore, the Regatta Committee can reject or delete from the competition, entries of participants who fail to observe the Sprint Racing rules and/or the conditions/terms of participation.

16. Regatta Programme 16.1 Not later than 24 hours before the first race of the regatta, the programme shall be available, giving the names and citizenship/clubs of the competitors and the results of the draw.

17. Heats and Finals 17.1 At least three kayaks or canoes must be entered before a race can be held. If the number of entries in races up to and including 1,000 metres is so great that heats are necessary, the number of kayaks or canoes in each heat and in the final must not exceed nine (9). 17.2 The division of competitors into heats shall be determined by drawing lots.17.3 For National regattas the procedure for selecting competitors to race in finals will be based on one of two criteria: either by time or by positions as obtained in heats. The criterion used for each event will be decided by the SRC and published in advance of the event and in the programme 17.3 Where the width of the course permits, eight or nine kayaks or canoes shall participate in the final if more than this number has been entered in the entire event, as follows: 3 to 9 entries Direct final. 10 to18 entries Two heats, one Final 19 to 45 entries Required number of heats (3-5), two Finals 46 and more Required number of heats (6 or more), three Final 17.4 When making the draw, the difference between the number of competitors in the heats of the race shall not exceed one. If the number of competitors in the heats varies, the earlier heats shall have the largest numbers. 17.5 Any crew which has not taken part in a heat as instructed shall not be allowed to compete in the final. 17.6 The composition of a crew which has qualified for semi-finals or for the final must not be changed. Heats and the final shall be run on the same stretch of water. 17.7 For races of more than 1,000 metres, heats shall not be held, and all boats taking part shall start simultaneously. 17.8 Should the width of water not permit a simultaneous start, starts at regular intervals shall be permitted. A15 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES

18. Team Leaders’ Meeting At least 2 hours before the first race of the competition, the team leaders’ meeting is to be held. At this meeting the names of team leaders should be advised. The organisers will describe the regatta course and all other arrangements, which should be adhered to for the duration of the competition. The Chief Official will describe the competition programme and ask for any changes to the entries.

19. Alterations to Entries and Withdrawals 19.1 Notification of any alterations in the entries must be given in written form to the Regatta Secretary’s Desk at least one hour before the race. 19.2 The withdrawal from a race is considered final and no renewed entry of the same crew is allowed. 19.3 Every competitor whose entry has been confirmed, at the time of the team leaders meeting or subsequently via the Regatta Secretary is obliged to take part in their event.

20. Alterations in the sequence of events The sequence of races given in the programme and the intervals between races as given in the racing programme are binding on the organisers. Alterations cannot be made unless the respective Team Leaders at the competition give their consent.

21 Course, Markings and Layout The course consists of up to nine lanes, number one shall be on the left then number two and so on. When there is television coverage of an event, the lane numbering may be in the opposite direction – from right to left, so that the list of competitors and their lanes shown on the television screen match the appearance of the races to be televised. 21.1 For National Championships and where possible for other competitions the turning points shall be marked by at least six flags (or buoys) which shall be readily distinguishable and shall, if possible be diagonally divided with one half in red and the other half in yellow. 21.2 Both the start and the finishing lines shall be marked with red flags or buoys, at the points where these lines intersect the outer limits of the course. 21.3 Before the start of the races the racing course shall be measured and marked by means of clearly visible flags mounted on buoys. a) The course at the start shall permit a clear width when possible, of at least 9 metres for each lane. b) For National Regattas the starting and finishing lines shall be at right angles to the course. c) The finishing line shall be at least 45 metres long and be marked by two flags. The Finishing Line Judges must be placed as near to the finishing line as possible. d) For National Championship races up to 1,000 metres, the course must be straight and in one direction. 21.4 For races exceeding 1,000 metres turning points are permitted. For National Regatta races exceeding 1,000 metres the following conditions should be fulfilled, if possible: a) The distance between the starting line and the first flag of the first turning point (1st leg) shall be straight and at least 1,859.25 metres. b) The distance between the last flag of the first turning point and the first flag of the second turning point (2nd leg) shall be straight and maximum 1759.25 metres. c) The distance between the last flag of the second turning point and the first flag of the third turning point (3rd leg) shall be a maximum of 500 metres. d) The specifications of all other stretches shall be in accordance with point “c”. e) The radius of each turn should, if possible be at least 40.5 metres. f) Both the start and the end of the race shall be in front of the Finishing Tower. g) The red flags of the finish line shall be placed as much to the outside as possible in order to get the widest feasible finish line. h) Any starting pontoons are to be removed.

A16 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 21.5 For competitions, including the National Championships, these conditions should be complied with, unless a special dispensation for the course has been obtained from the SRC through the Secretary.

22. Boat Numbers All kayaks and canoes shall carry a vertical number plate made of non-transparent material marked with black numbers on white or yellow background indicating the lane. The numbers on the plate must measure 15 cm in height and 25 mm in thickness. The plates shall be placed on the centre line of the afterdeck or thwart. The size of the number plate shall be 18 x 20 cm. Any personal numbers provided by the organisers shall be placed on the back or if necessary the front of the competitor as required by the organisers.

23. Instructions for Competitors Written instructions shall be available for competitors at least 2 hours before the start of the competition, containing the following information: a) Detailed information on the courses and their markings b) Starting time c) Starting line d) Finishing line e) Competitors racing number (if used) f) Type of boat control g) Position of any award ceremony

Part IV - RACING REGULATIONS

24. Means of Propulsion 24.1 Kayaks shall be propelled solely by means of double-bladed paddles. 24.2 Canadian Canoes shall be propelled solely by means of single-bladed paddles. 24.3 The paddles may not be fixed to the boat in any way.

25. Start 25.1 Competitors shall be on the water at the start area, not less than five minutes prior to the specified time of their race. The start area is defined as being the area of water within 100 metres before the starting line. Two minutes before the start time the competing boats must take the lane allocated. 25.2 Competitors shall be at the start area in time to allow satisfactory preparation for the start. 25.3 The start shall be given without reference to absentees. 25.4 If competitor(s) fails to start a final having taken part in the heat without a valid reason approved by the Competition Committee, they will be penalised. A competitor, who arrives too late at the start, shall be considered to have voluntarily withdrawn and may be penalised under this rule. 25.5 When signalled by the Starter, the competitor will take the start position designated so that the bow of the boat is on the start line. When an automatic starting system is employed the competitor will place the bow of the boat in the starting boot. When all boats are properly aligned, the aligner, if used will then raise a white flag. 25.6 If the Starter is not satisfied with the line-up he/she will call “STOP”, and hand over to the Aligner for repositioning. 25.7 The starting command will be “Ready – Set – Go” (“Go” can be a shot or strong signal). At the “Ready” command the competitors begin their preparation to paddle. At the “Set” command the competitors place their paddle in the catch position. The competitor must not paddle forward or this action will be deemed to be a false Start. The boat must not move forward at this point in the starting procedure. The Starter when satisfied with the competitors positioning and attention will say “Go” (or shot or powerful sound). The competitors must only react to the start command/signal “Go” and are not permitted to anticipate it. The competitors can paddle only upon hearing the starting signal/command “Go”. A17 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 25.8 In the event of a false start, the Starter must immediately give a powerful sound signal. On hearing this signal all competitors must stop paddling and follow the Starter’s instructions for a new start. Before the new start, the Starter must identify the offending crew/s and give them a warning. In the event of a second false start by the same crew the boat will be disqualified from the race and must leave the starting area and the course immediately. 25.9 The Starter may also recall competitors for a new start in the event of any unforeseen circumstance – a malfunction of the starting equipment for example. In such a case the same powerful sound signal must be given. If a malfunction of the starting equipment was caused through a boat making a false start, the crew must be given a warning, even though that boat may not have crossed the start line. If the malfunction was not the cause of any competitor making a false start, no penalty shall be imposed. 25.10 The Starter will start the race when he/she is satisfied that everything meets with his/her approval. He/she will report any disqualification to the Chief Official. 25.11 In the long distance races the starter shall declare "START WITHIN ONE MINUTE" when he is satisfied he will give the starting signal by a shot or a short powerful sound. The Starter will start the race when he/she is satisfied that everything meets with his/her approval. He/she will make a written report on any disqualification and forward it to the Chief Official.

26. Paddling on the Course 26.1 In races up to 1000 metres, competitors must keep the whole of their boat within the four-metre wide central area of their lane from the start to the finish of the course. Upon any deviation, the boat must go back immediately to this central area of the lane. No boat must come nearer than five metres in any direction to the boat of another competitor – that is, gunwale to gunwale or bow to stern. 26.2 If a boat leaves the centre of the lane and does not return to it, the competitor may be penalised. 26.3 A boat which leaves its allocated lane must be disqualified from the event. 26.4 If a race is declared null and void, no change of the composition of a crew is permitted at the new start. 26.5 If there is a capsize the competitor or crew is eliminated from the race. 26.6 The Umpire has the right to interrupt a correctly started race if unforeseen hindrances arise. The Course Umpires with a red flag and sound signal may effect such an interruption. Competitors must immediately stop paddling and await further instructions. 26.7 If a paddle is broken a competitor cannot be provided with a new one by a supporter. 26.8 Paracanoe races only: Spray decks must not be used unless permitted by the Chief Official due to severe water condition

27. Pacing 27.1 Taking pace or receiving assistance from boats not in the race or by any other means is not permitted. 27.2 When a race is in progress, it is strictly forbidden for any crews not taking part in the race to interfere or impede the race by proceeding over a part of the marked course, this includes creating wash even from outside the marking buoys.

28 Competitions for Long Distance 28.1 Races of more than 1,000 metres, competitors may deviate from their lane providing they do not impede other competitors. 28.2 When a race is run on a course with turning points these shall be passed to port (i.e. in an anti- clockwise direction). 28.3 A competitor will not be disqualified for touching a turning buoy, unless, in the opinion of the Turning Point Umpires, an advantage has been gained there from. In making a turn, the boat shall follow as closely as possible the course as marked by the buoys at the turning points. 28.4 If there is a capsize the competitor or crew is eliminated from the race if he/she or they are not able to get in the boat without outside help. 28.5 Any competitor who unnecessarily deviates from their course may be disqualified. is responsible A18 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES for a collision or who damages the canoe or kayak or paddle of another can be disqualified and can be required to pay damages. 28.6 Group Racing and Overtaking a) When a boat is overtaking another boat, it is the duty of the overtaking craft to keep clear of other competitors at all times. b) When a boat is racing in a group of competitors it is the duty of all competitors in the group to keep clear of other competitors at all times. This rule applies to any manoeuvring within the group. 28.7 Collision or damage. Any competitor who is considered by the course umpire or race official, to have been responsible for a collision, or who damages the boat or paddle of another competitor may be disqualified.

29. Finish 29.1 The boat has finished the race when its bow crosses the finish line with all crew members in it. The Finish Line Judges will determine the result of the competition based on the order of the boats arriving according to the rules. 29.2 If two or more boats reach the finishing line at the same time they are awarded the same classification in the final. In the case of a dead heat finish for any position, which determines the advance to the next level of the competition the following rules will apply: a) Wherever there are sufficient number of lanes available in the next level of the competitions, drawing of lots will determine to which race each boat will advance. If necessary lane number 10 will be used. b) Wherever there are not enough lanes available there will be a re-race between the boats involved 30 minutes after the race. c) In the case of a dead heat in the re-race, drawing of lots will determine the outcome. 29.3 At BC SRC sponsored events, 1 or more competitors may be selected at random to bring their boats to Boat Control after each race, except in the case of a National Championship finals where the first 4 boats to finish will be selected.

30. Tasks of Competitors after the Race 30.1 The competitor must leave the course after the finish of the race and cannot disturb the next race. 30.2 The crews selected by the Competition Committee for boat control to proceed immediately to post race boat control, failure to do so will be penalised. 30.3 If selected for doping control, the competitor must comply with the obligations stipulated by the BC Anti-Doping policy. 30.4 Before the award ceremony the top three crews of the final must be present at the location and time indicated. 30.5 At National Championships, competitors must wear club, team/squad Racing Colours or Tracksuit at the award ceremony.

31. Penalties. Any infringement of the Sprint Racing Competition Rules and including the Terms/Conditions of Participation may result in the imposition of a penalty. At the discretion of the Competition Committee this penalty may be either Disqualification, or a Warning delivered to a competitor via his/her Team Leader. At National Sprint Regattas a further option is the award of Penalty Points in accordance with National Sprint Regattas Disciplinary Procedures as described at section B. In determining the specific form a penalty will take the Competition Committee will consider factors including, but not limited to, the nature of the race, the experience level of the competitor(s) involved and any further impact the decision may have. 31.1 Any competitor who attempts to win a race by any other than honourable means, who breaks the Racing Regulations, or who disregards the honourable nature of the Racing Regulations, will be penalised. 31.2 Should a competitor have completed a race in a kayak or canoe which is shown upon inspection not to conform with the classifications (see rules 9 to 12) and building regulations, he/she will be penalised. A19 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES 31.3 A competitor who is deemed to have received external assistance during a race, including but not limited to objects thrown into the course, will be penalised. 31.4 A crew that has been accompanied along and adjacent to the racecourse by other boats while the race is in progress will be penalised. 31.5 Disqualifications by the Competition Committee may be confirmed in writing with the reasons. The Team Leader has to acknowledge receipt on a copy with the exact time, which is the start of the protest time. Failure to deliver the copy confirmation of the disqualification to the team leader does not invalidate the disqualification. 31.6 The Competition Committee may discipline any competitor or Official whose behaviour is detrimental to the good order and conduct of the competition. The Competition Committee may disqualify him/her for that competition.

32 Protests 32.1 A protest against a crew to compete in a race shall be advised to a member of the Competition Committee not later than one hour before the start of the race. A protest made later - within 30 days from the date when the race in question was held is only permitted if the officials of the club of the competitor making the protest can prove that the facts on which the protest is based came to their knowledge later than one hour before the start of the race. 32.2 A late protest, against a crew shall be referred to the SRC accompanied by the prescribed fee (see below). A protest, against a crew made during the competition must be handed to the Competition Committee not later than 20 minutes after publication of the results. 32.3 A protest made during a competition must be addressed to the Competition Committee not later than 20 minutes after the Team Leader has been informed on the decision against his/her competitor or team and has signed the receipt. 32.4 All protests must be made in writing and be accompanied by a fee of £15.00. The fee will be refunded if the protest is upheld. If the protest is not upheld the fee may not be refunded, at the discretion of the Competition Committee or SRC hearing the protest. 32.5 When a protest or a report is made against an athlete or a team, the team leader of the athlete/team in question shall be presented with the protest or report to read.

33 Appeals Competitors have the right to appeal to the SRC through their club or team management against a decision of the Competition Committee, within 30 days from the date when the race was held. In the case of National Championship Competitions the appeal must be made to the Competition Jury in accordance with Rule 13.7. A fee of £70.00 shall accompany the appeal. The fee will be refunded if the appeal is upheld. The BC SRC (or Jury in the case of a National Championship) decision is final.

Part V - SPECIAL RULES FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

34. National & Open Championship Medals, National Champions and Trophies: Only members of BC who qualify under Rule 8 can become a National Champion or be awarded a National Championship trophy. 34.1 National & Open Championship medals will be awarded to the first three boats, regardless of nationality 34.2 National Championship Trophies winners & the National Champion will be the best placed British paddler. 34.3 Irrespective of the number of competitors in a National & Open Championship event, Trophies and Gold, Silver & Bronze medals will be awarded as appropriate.

A20 BC SPRINT RACING COMPETITION RULES Notes to the British Canoeing Sprint Racing Competition Rules Races Exceeding 1,000 Metres at the National Water Sports Centre Nottingham, Rules 21.4 and 21.5 Because of limitations at the National Water Sports Centre - mainly the start pontoon being fixed for the Start of 5000 metre or 2500 metre events - it is not possible to comply with the Rule and provide the three courses required. The 2nd leg under the Rule is 47.75 metres too long. The requirements given in the Rule are those of the ICF, which the BC must shadow in its own Rules. Long Distance Courses at the National Water Sports Centre, approved by the SRC To provide flexibility there are three turning points with the start and finish of the turns as follows: 1. 10 metres beyond the finish line 2. 450 metres from the finish line 3. 1123 metres from the finish line

Domestic Course - 2 laps a) Between the start line and first flag of the first turning point = 1229.25 metres b) Between the last flag of first turn and first flag of second turn = 1133.00 c) Between last flag of second turn and first flag of third turn = 1133.00 d) Between last flag of third turn and the finish = 1123.00 e) Three turns of 127.25 metres each = 381.75 5000.00 metres

Short Course for Juniors - 1 lap of Domestic Course - 2500 metres a) Between the start line and first flag of the turning point = 1229.25 metres b) Between the last flag of the turn and the finish = 1123.00 c) One turn of = _127.25 2479.50 metres NB With a fixed start position and by using the same turning buoys for the 5000 metre course an exact 2500 metre course cannot be obtained. It is 20.5 metres short.

A21 BRITISH CANOEING SPRINT SECTION DISCIPLINE REGULATIONS

These Disciplinary Regulations adopted by the Sprint Racing Committee on the 7th June 2008 are intended for all complaints other than “Field of Play” incidents, but including any event referred on by a Protest Committee dealing with a field of play incident.

These Regulations set out how matters referred to the Sprint Racing Committee by the Union’s Investigations Officer or a Protest Committee are dealt with.

1. Interpretation 1.1 In these regulations the words and expressions used shall have the following meanings: “the Board” the board of the Union as constituted under the Memorandum and Articles of Association of the Union: “the Investigations Officer” the Investigations Officer of the Union appointed by the Chief Executive from time to time; “the Protest Committee” the persons appointed from time to time by the Sprint Racing Committee or an event organiser to deal with matters arising during competition; “the Executive Committee” the persons elected or appointed at an ACM to the Sprint Racing Committee from time to time; “Member” an individual member of the Union participating in the Discipline in respect of whom a complaint has been made under Regulation 2.1 of these procedures; “the Union” British Canoeing; 1.2 All references to periods of a number of days, relate to the period starting the day after the date of posting or the date of receipt where documents are delivered by hand or the date of the incident or meeting and ending the day of receipt, meeting etc. 1.3 Words denoting the singular number shall include plural number and vice versa and words denoting the masculine gender shall include the feminine gender.

2. Disciplinary Procedure 2.1 The Executive Committee shall appoint a panel of three of its members (“the Panel”) to hear and determine any complaint or matters referred to it by a Protest Committee or the Union’s Investigations Officer under Regulation 6.2(a)(ii) of Part A of the Union’s Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Procedures for matters other than Doping and Child Protection Matters. The Executive Committee and the Panel shall deal with such matters in accordance with the procedure set out below.

2.2 The Panel shall ensure that as soon as practicable and within 14 days of receiving the complaint from either the Investigations Officer or a Protest Committee, a copy of the complaint has been handed personally or by recorded delivery post to the Member. Notification of the date when the Panel will meet (via e-mail, personal or conference call communications, if deemed appropriate) to consider the complaint will be set as soon as practicable and within 30 days and an invitation to provide in writing, within 14 days (or such shorter time period as the Panel thinks fit) of the notice, any rebutting facts, mitigation, explanation or submission must be sent to the Member with the copy of the complaint. No member of the Panel may consider the matter in the event that he has a conflict of interest or could not be regarded as being impartial in the matter. In such circumstances, the Panel shall, in its sole discretion, replace that member with another member of the Executive Committee and if no such member can hear the matter then that member shall be replaced with another elected member of the Union for the only purpose of considering the complaint.

A22 BRITISH CANOEING SPRINT SECTION DISCIPLINE REGULATIONS 2.3 At the same time the Member shall be asked whether he wishes to be present at the meeting when the complaint is being considered, in which case that Member shall be informed that they may attend to make representations and that he may be asked questions. The Member shall also be informed that if no reply is received within the period of 14 days (or such shorter time period as the Panel thinks fit) the Panel will consider the complaint in his absence on the basis of the facts and statements in their possession. The Panel may invite the person making the complaint to comment on any reply provided by the Member, and shall supply a copy of any such comments to the Member before the meeting. The Panel may in its sole discretion invite the person making the complaint to attend the meeting.

2.4 At the meeting the Panel shall consider the complaint and any statement made in writing or orally by the Member. If that Member has asked to be present at the meeting he must have been given not less than seven days (or such shorter time period as the Panel thinks fit) notice of the meeting and he must have been invited to attend the meeting and offered the opportunity of being accompanied by an advisor. The Panel may question either party, if present, may call upon them to supply additional evidence or may adjourn the meeting to a later date. Once the Panel has completed its consideration of the complaint, it shall provide the Member with its written decision as soon as practicable and in any event within 14 days of the date of the original meeting or any adjourned meeting.

2.5 On completing its considerations of the complaint, the Panel shall draw up its findings of fact and may decide:

(a) to reject the complaint; or, (b) to warn or reprimand the Member; or, (c) to suspend the Member from participating in specified events or training facilities held under the Sprint Racing Committees jurisdiction either: (i) for a specified period, not exceeding three months; or, (ii) for a specified number of such events or facilities, not exceeding five in number, consecutively, where that number, would not have taken place within the three- month period specified above; or, (d) to recommend to the Board that the Member should be suspended from participating in Sprint Racing events or training facilities for a longer period or that the Member should be suspended or expelled from the Union, or that some other specified penalty (such as suspension of funding) should be imposed by the Board.

2.6 Where the Panel has found against the member, it shall as soon as practicable and in any event within the 14 days of the date of its original meeting or any adjourned meeting notify that Member by recorded delivery post of its findings of fact and of its decision and the grounds for that decision or recommendation, and shall inform him of his right of appeal under Regulations 2.8 and 2.9 below, and shall send a copy of the notification to the Board.

2.7 Where the Panel has made recommendations to the Board under 2.5(d) above, the Board shall decide whether or not to adopt such recommendations a Board Meeting shall be convened (via e-mail, personal or conference call communications) as soon as practicable to decide on the sanction to be imposed.

2.8 If the Member or the person who made the original complaint disagrees with the decision of the Panel, he shall be entitled to make a new complaint pursuant to Rule 3.1 (b) of Part A of the Union’s Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Procedures for matters other than Doping and Child Protection Matters by way of a Notice. The Notice must set out in detail why the Member or the person who made the original complaint disagrees with the decision of the Panel. The Notice must be accompanied by a cheque for £100 made payable to the Union (“the Deposit”). This A23 BRITISH CANOEING SPRINT SECTION DISCIPLINE REGULATIONS Deposit shall be held by the Union and re-paid to the Member or the person who made the original complaint in the event that his complaint against the Decision is upheld by an Arbitral Panel or Disciplinary Committee. Where the Member’s or the person who made the original complaint is rejected by an Arbitral Panel or Disciplinary Committee or if the matter is resolved by mediation, the Deposit shall be retained by the Union.

2.9 The Investigations Officer shall consider the matter and decide if the Notice shows that there is on the face of it sufficient evidence for the case to be determined in accordance with Rule 6.1 of Part A of the Union’s Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Procedures for matters other than Doping and Child Protection Matters. If he does so decide, he shall refer the Dispute to be decided by the Disciplinary Committee or to resolve by arbitration or by mediation in accordance with Rule 6.2 of Part A of the Union’s Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Procedures for matters other than Doping and Child Protection Matters. A different person shall be appointed as the Investigation Officer to make this decision to the person who was appointed as the Investigations Officer to review the initial Complaint against the Member.

Clause 8.2 of the Terms of Reference of the Sprint Racing Committee The Executive Committee shall have the power to appoint a panel of three persons to decide any matter referred to it pursuant to Rule 6.2(a)(ii) of the Union’s Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Procedures for matters other than Doping and Child Protection Matters in accordance with the Disciplinary Regulations approved by the Board and adopted by the Sprint Racing Committee from time to time.

In addition to the Section’s Disciplinary Regulations the British Canoeing Sprint Racing Committee adopted regulations on 1 January 2001 as follows:

3. Code of Ethics Everyone within the BC Sprint Racing Section is subject to the conditions and ethics as given in Section 5 of the BC ‘Coaching Code’ published by the BC UK Coaching Service, and are required to operate under the same general Sport and Recreation Code of Ethics.

4. Regatta Officials 4.1 It is vital for the honourable nature of the Sport that Officials are not subjected to any act that may compromise their position. 4.2 Regatta Officials must not be threatened or subjected to harassment, intimidation or abuse. No attempt should be made to persuade Regatta Officials to take an action which is dishonest or contrary to the Official’s code of ethics or honourable nature of the Sprint Racing Regulations. This applies at any time, in or out of competition. It is incumbent on each Official to report all such acts. 4.3 The report should be in writing and sent without delay to the Sprint Racing Committee (through the Section Secretary) who will consider the matter in accordance with the Section’s Disciplinary Regulations. 4.4 In the event of an action taken immediately prior to or during a BC Regatta, the Official should hand their written report to the Chief Official. The Chief Official with the Regatta Committee must take action in accordance with the Section’s Disciplinary Regulations.

A24 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS 2018

Date British Canoeing Sprint Regattas Closing date Venue 14th – 15th April Open & National Sprint Regatta Friday 30th March N.W.S.C Including Crew Boats Selections Nottingham

Sat 28th April Sprint Individual Boats Selection Event Monday 16th April N.W.S.C Nottingham 12h – 13h May Open & National Masters Sprint Friday 27th April N.W.S.C Championship Regatta Nottingham

2nd – 3rd June Open & National Sprint ‘Band Together’ Friday 18th May N.W.S.C Regatta Nottingham

7th – 8th July Inter-Club MacGregor Paddle Challenge Friday 22nd June N.W.S.C Sprint Open & National Regatta Nottingham Including Selections

1st – 2nd The Inter-Services Championship, and Friday 17th August N.W.S.C September the Open & National Paracanoe, Senior, Nottingham Under 23 and Junior Sprint Championship Regatta. Sprint Regattas are held in accordance with British Canoeing Sprint Racing Competition Rules and the National Regatta Terms/Conditions of Participation.

Venue: National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Adbolton Lane, Nottingham NG12 2LU - situated just off the main A52 road from Nottingham to Grantham. It is signposted on all main roads leading into Nottingham. Phone Number: 0115 9821212

National Water Sports Centre charge £5 per car per day for all event onsite parking Accommodation: Bed & Breakfast is available on site at the N.W.S.C – all rooms are en-Suite, Camp site, run by N.W.S.C situated across the road from the course with all the usual campsite facilities. No booking required except for electrical hook-up points & Wooden Pods. Hotels The website at http://www.visit-nottinghamshire.co.uk/ lists many hotels, B&Bs, farmhouses etc. across a wide price range. Lunches and snacks are available from the Centre Cafeteria Regatta Programme: For sale at £3.00 at the Regatta Secretary’s desk during the regatta or download from the website; http://canoeracing.org.uk/sprint/index.php/current-year-national-regattas/

Boats: there is no storage available onsite at all times. It is entirely the owners’ responsibility to ensure that their boat(s) is (are) used and handled safely, stored securely or moved around the venue.

All boats must have adequate buoyancy to keep the boat afloat when filled with water and support the weight of the paddler(s). Competitors will be disqualified or incur penalty points if found to have paddled in a boat with insufficient buoyancy.

All boats require visible additional Buoyancy, a Number slot on the center line of the aft and to comply with minimum Weight regulations. Boats are checked by Boat Control at all national regattas.

Lane Numbers: Paddlers/clubs require their own lane numbers (1-9). Sets are available for sale at £25 from the Secretary’s desk.

B1 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS 2018 Guidelines for entry to National Sprint Regattas. See page D1 in the Handbook for the ‘Standards for Racing’ chart for entry level times to race at National Sprint Regattas. All the ability classes shown together in a band have the same fastest and slowest standard times and/or HCs. The times between indicate how the times might change depending on the Handicap applied to allow for the weather conditions. National Regatta Minimum Time Standards are monitored; Penalty Points can be awarded for not achieving the minimum national regatta standard times. Applicable only to the slowest classes for each group; i.e. when paddlers can’t be demoted (allowance will be made for the prevailing weather conditions). The Sprint Registration Scheme is a unique database for sprint clubs and paddler. Team Leaders must confirm when first registering their paddlers that paddlers have achieved the BC 2 Star or Paddlepower Discovery qualification or have paddling competency equivalent to these awards.

Competitors must be current members of a National Federation. (i.e. British Canoeing, or WCA SCA, CANI). The only exceptions are BC Mini Sprint or Junior D paddlers who are members of BC affiliated club with a registered junior section. The number used to register these juniors will be the club’s affiliation number followed by their own club paddler number. When juniors are promoted, to division ‘C’ or above, they must become a member of the British Canoeing. Team Leaders will need to update the on-line Paddler Registration database with the junior’s new BC number.

A Club Coach or Sprint Team Leader can register paddlers on-line via http://canoesprint.britishcanoeing.org.uk

Only Registered Paddlers can compete in a British Canoeing National Sprint Regatta. Please note, Paddler Registrations close approx. 1 week before the regatta entry deadline.

National Regatta Entries are made on-line via http://canoesprint.britishcanoeing.org.uk Information on how Clubs’ Team Leaders can make on-line entries will be found via http://canoeracing.org.uk/sprint/national-regattas/

Ranking List: The ranking list (see Section D) is intended as a 'working' list and includes registered paddlers who have entered a National Regattas during the last two or three years or those considered likely to race in the current season. Paddlers registered in the past, but not listed in the Handbook are retained in the Database archives and can be reinstated at any time by their Team Leader if they are a current BC member.

National Entries must conform with British Canoeing Sprint Racing Competition Rules (pages A4 –A24) and National Regatta Conditions/Terms of Participation (pages B11– B16) See also Team Leaders’ Responsibilities page B10 and Notes for Canoe classes on page B12 New for 2018 An Annual National Club Medal competition: All British medal winners of National Championship events, including Paracanoe, the Mini Sprint and Paddle-Ability series medal winners will gain points for their Clubs. Points will be allocated to the first three medal winners, in each championship event. The winning club will be the club with the most points gained during the year. There will be an exciting prize for the club with the most points (medal winners) at the end of the season.

‘Band Together’ Regatta - 2nd –3rd June 2018: for this 1 regatta only. All Kayak Events refer to the Standards of Racing Bands, see page D1 in the Handbook and not as the usual separate kayak classes within each band. K1 events will be raced irrespective of paddlers age, i.e. no Senior or Master or Junior events but will be separated by gender. K2 and K4 includes all within the numbered Band, irrespective of age and gender. Canoes will race separately to the kayaks in their usual seeded races. B2 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS 2018 New for 2018 cont’d Introduction of a trial Under 12s Sprint Kayak K1 Event: To assist Under 12s to progress into the main classes at our National Sprint Regattas, during 2018 we are introducing a Under 12s sprint K1 event run over a 500m course starting at the May Regatta.

Depending on the interest, a review at the end of the season will determine its development.

It will be the club Team Leader/Coach’s responsibility to make sure that their Under 12 paddlers are confident and competent to paddle down the HPP course in a sprint K1.

For this event: • Any Sprint K1 other than a Lightning may be paddled. • Boys must be able to cover 500m in a minimum of 3.45 minutes and K1 events will be run as an all-boys event. • Girls must be able to cover 500m in a minimum of 3.45 minutes and K1 events will run as an all-girls event. • The races will only be combined if there are insufficient numbers. • Existing Lightning paddlers may enter this event providing they have achieved the required time in their own sprint K1 and their Team Leaders have registered them in the database with this K1 time as an Under 12. • All Under 12 paddlers for this class/event, must wear a buoyancy aid at all times when they are on the water. • Once they have achieved the time for D Classes they will automatically be promoted. • Existing D Class paddlers are not allowed to enter. • The U12 K1 events will score points during the Inter club McGregor Challenge regatta which will go towards their club’s score. • Lightning/Mini Sprint Series points accumulated will continue to be added to the club’s points and go towards the Marsport Trophy.

Regatta Event Fees: Will be reviewed annually: For 2018 fees are as follows: Group K1/C1 K2/C2 K4/C4

Senior Events: £7.00 (late £12.00) £14.00 (late £19.00) £28.00 per boat (no late fee)

Junior Events: £7.00 (late £12.00) £14.00 (late £19.00) £28.00 per boat (no late fee)

Lightning K1 Hody style K2 Rocket K4

Mini Sprints: £7.00 (late £12.00) £14.00 (late £19.00) £28.00 per boat (no late fee)

Please note that K4 / C4 fees include the cost of boat hire.

In the event of inclement and/or windy conditions the organisers may at their discretion cancel or postpone races, or insist on the wearing of buoyancy aids.

An Orange flag will be displayed on the flag pole by the Finish Tower when buoyancy aids are compulsory for any (or all) classes of paddlers.

B3 British Canoeing Sprint Regatta

Open & National Sprint Regatta, Including Crew Boat Selections

National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham 14th – 15th April 2018 Paddler registrations close Sunday 25th March 2018 Entry closing date Friday 30th March 2018 Short Code Class Sunday’s races are Shaded MEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m MOK Senior Men’s Open K2S K2S K4S K2S K4S MU23 Men Under 23 Open K2S K2S K4S K2S K4S MA/BK Senior Men’s A/B K1 K1 K1 MCK + MVA/BK Men’s C + Masters A/B K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 K2 MDK + MVC/DK Men’s C + Masters C/D K1 K2 K1 K2 K2 MC/D + MVA-DK Men’s C/D + Masters A-D K4 WOMEN KAYAK WOK Senior Women’s Open K2S K2S K4S WU23 Women’s Under 23 Open K2S K2S K4S WA/B Women’s A/B K1 K1 K1 WCK + WVAK Women’s C + Women Masters A K1 K1 K1 WDK + WVBK Women’s D + Women Masters B K1 K1 WC/DK + WVA/BK Women’s C/D + Women K2 K4 K2 K2 Masters A/B BOYS JUNIOR KAYAK BU18 Boys Under 18 K2S K2S K2S K4S K4S BU16 Boys Under 16 K2S K2S BA/B Boys A/B K1 K1 K1 BCK Boys C K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 K4 BDK Boys D K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 GIRLS JUNIOR KAYAK GU18 Girls Under 18 K2S K2S K4S GU16 Girls Under 16 K2S K2S GA/B Girls A/B K1 K1 K1 GCK Girls C K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 K4 Girls D Girls D K1 K2 K1 K2 CANOE CMO Canoe Men Open C2S CMU23 Canoe Men U23 Open C2S CBU18 Canoe Boys Under 18 C2S CWO Canoe Women Open C2S C2S CWU23 Canoe Women U23 Open C2S C2S CGU18 Canoe Girls Under 18 C2S C2S CAN Canoe A to D – Mixed C1 C2 C1 C2 C2 CABC Canoe A-C - Mixed C1 PARACANOE R1 R2 KMKL1/2/3 Para Men KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 KWKL1/2/3 Para Women KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Men VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 VWKL1/2/3 Para Women VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 PADDLE-ABILITY PAD Paddle-Ability (Sat) K1 K2 K1 K2 EPAD Paddle-Ability (Sun) K1 K2 S = Selection events which will run with Heats on Saturday and Finals on Sunday

B4 British Canoeing Canoe Sprint Regatta Sprint Individual Boats Selection Event National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham Saturday 28th April 2018 Paddler registrations close Sunday 25th March 2018 Entry closing date Monday 16th April 2018

Short Code Class 200m 500m 1000m 5k MEN KAYAK MOK Senior Men’s Open K1 K1 K1 K1 MU23 Men Under 23 Open K1 K1 K1

WOMEN KAYAK WOK Senior Women’s Open K1 K1 K1 K1 WU23 Women’s Under 23 Open K1 K1 K1

BOYS JUNIOR KAYAK BU18 Boys Under 18 + Under 16 K1 K1 K1

GIRLS JUNIOR KAYAK GU18 Girls Under18 + Under16 K1 K1 K1

CANOE CMO Canoe Men Open C1 CMU23 Canoe Men Under 23 C1 CBU18 Canoe Men Under 18 C1 CWO Canoe Women Open C1 C1 CWU23 Canoe Women Under 23 C1 C1 CGU18 Canoe Girls Under 18 C1 C1

B5 British Canoeing National Sprint Regatta Open & National Masters Sprint Championship Regatta National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham 12th – 13th May 2018 Paddler registrations close Sunday 22nd April 2018 Entry closing date Friday 27th April 2018 Short Codes Class Sunday’s races are Shaded MEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m MAK Mens A K1 K2 K1 K2 MA/BK Mens A/B K1 K2 K4 MBK Mens B K1 K2 K1 K2 MCK Mens C K1 K1 K1 K2 K4 K2 K2 MDK Mens D K1 K1 MO34 Masters over 34 K1N K2N K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N MO44 Masters over 44 K1N K2N K1N K2N K1N K2N MO54 Masters over 54 K1N K2N K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N MO64 Masters over 64 K1N K2N K1N K2N K1N K2N WOMEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m WAK Womens A K1 WA/BK Womens A/B K1 K2 K2 K4 K1 WBK Womens B K1 WCK Womens C K1 K1 K1 K2 K2 WDK Womens D K1 K1 WO34 Women Masters over 34 K1N K1N K1N WO44 Women Masters over 44 K1N K1N K1N W34/44 W’ Masters over 34 + 44 K2N K2N K4N K2N BOYS JUNIOR KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m BAK Boys A K1 K2 K4 K1 K2 BA/BK Boys A/B K1 K2 BBK Boys B K1 K2 K4 K1 K2 BCK Boys C K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 BDK Boys D K1 K2 K1 K2 K2 BU12 Under 12 K1 GIRLS JUNIOR KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m GAK Girls A K1 K1 GA/BK Girls A/B K1 K2 K2 K4 GBK Girls B K1 K1 GCK Girls C K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 K1 GDK Girls D K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 GU12 Under 12 K1 CANOE 200m 500m 1000m CAN Canoe A to D – mixed C1 C2 C4 C1 C2 C2 CABC Canoe A to C – mixed C1 PARACANOE R1 R2 KMKL1/2/3 Para Men KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 KWKL1/2/3 Para Women KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Men VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Women VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 PADDLE-ABILITY PAD Paddle-Ability (Sat) K1 K2 K1 K2 EPAD Paddle-Ability (Sun) K1 K2 MINI SPRINT LTA Lightning A K1 K2 K4 LTB Lightning B K1 K2 K4 N = National & Open Championship events: Races are ‘Open’ to non-UK Residents. All Championship medals are awarded regardless of nationality to the first three boats. N.B. The National Champion will be the best placed British Competitor B6 British Canoeing National Sprint Regatta

Open & National ‘Band Together’ Regatta National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham 2nd - 3rd June 2018 Paddler registrations close Sunday 13th May 2018 th Entry closing date Friday 18 May 2018 Class Sunday’s races are Shaded Band MEN & BOYS KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m 5k 1 + 2 Mens A + B + Masters A + Boys A K1 K1 K1 K1 3 Mens C + Masters B + Boys B K1 K1 K1 K1 4 Mens D + Masters C + Boys C K1 K1 K1 K1 5 Masters D + Boys D K1 K1 K1 Boys Under 12 K1M K1

WOMEN & GIRLS KAYAK 2 + 3 Womens A + B + Girls A K1 K1 K1 K1 4 Womens C + Masters A + Girls B K1 K1 K1 K1 5 Womens D + Masters B + Girls C K1 K1 K1 K1 6 Girls D + Girls Under 12 K1M K1

MIXED KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m 5k 1 + 2 Mens A + B + M’Masters A + Boys A + K2 K2 K4 K2 K2 Womens A 3 Mens C + M’Masters B + Boys B + K2 K2 K4 K2 K2 Womens B + Girls A 4 Mens D + Masters C + Boys C + K2 K2 K4 K2 K2 Womens C + W’Masters A + Girls B 5 Masters D + Boys D + Womens D + K2 K2 K4 K2 W’Masters B + Girls C + Girls D

Short code CANOE 200m 500m 1000m 5k CAN Canoe A to D – mixed C1 C2 C1 C2 C4 C2 C2 CABC Canoe A to C – mixed C1 C1

PARACANOE R1 R2 KMKL1/2/3 Para Men KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 KWKL1/2/3 Para Women KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Men VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Women VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1

PADDLE-ABILITY PAD Paddle-Ability (Sat) K1 K2 K1 K2 EPAD Paddle-Ability (Sun) K1 K2

MINI SPRINT LTA Lightning A K1 K2 K4 LTB Lightning B K1 K2 K4

M = A mass start. The last finishers will be eliminated, the remaining boats will paddle around to repeat the mass start. Rounds repeated until only the final 9 boats race off.

B7 . British Canoeing National Sprint Regatta Including selection events Inter-Club MacGregor Paddle Challenge Open & National Regatta National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham 7th – 8th July 2018 Paddler registrations close Sunday 17th June 2018 Entry closing date Friday 22nd June 2018 Short Codes Class Sunday’s races are Shaded MEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m MA/BK Mens A/B K1 K2 K4 MAK Mens A K1 K2 K1 K2 MBK Mens B K1 K2 K1 K2 MCK Mens C K1 K1 K1 MDK Mens D K1 K1 MC/DK Mens C/D K2 K4 K2 K4 MVAK Masters A K1 K1 K1 MVBK Masters B K1 K1 K1 MBCK Masters C K1 K1 K1 MVDK Masters D K1 K1 MVA/BK Masters A/B K2 K4 K4 K2 MVC/DK Masters C/D K2 K4 K2 K4 WOMEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m WA/BK Womens A/B K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 K1 WCK+WVAK Womens C + W’ Masters A K1 K2 K4 K1 K2 K1 K2 WDK Womens D K1 K1 WVBK Women Masters B K1 K1 WDK+WVBK Women D +W’ Masters B K2 K4 K2 K2 BOYS JUNIOR KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m BAK Boys A K1 K2 K1 K2 BA/BK Boys A/B K1 K2 K4 BBK Boys B K1 K2 K1 K2 BCK Boys C K1 K2 K1 K2 K1 K2 BDK Boys D K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 K2 BU12 Boys Under 12 K1 GIRLS JUNIOR KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m GAK Girls A K1 K1 GA/BK Girls A/B K1 K2 K2 K4 GBK Girls B K1 K1 GCK Girls C K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 K1 GDK Girls D K1 K2 K1 K2 K4 GU12 Girls Under 12 K1 CANOE 200m 500m 1000m CAN Canoe A to D – mixed C1 C2 C4 C1 C2 C2 CABC Canoe A to C – mixed C1 PARACANOE R1 R2 KMKL1/2/3 Para Men KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 KWKL1/2/3 Para Women KL1/2/3 Kayak K1 K1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Men VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 VMKL1/2/3 Para Women VL1/2/3 Va’a V1 V1 PADDLE-ABILITY 200m 500m PAD Paddle-Ability (Sat) K1 K2 K1 K2 EPAD Paddle-Ability (Sun) K1 K2 MINI SPRINT LTA Lightning A K1 K2 K4 LTB Lightning B K1 K2 K4 N.B. The Inter-Club MacGregor Paddle Challenge is a competition for ability classes paddlers A to D and U12’s K1 only B8 British Canoeing Sprint Regatta The Inter-Services Championship and Open & National Paracanoe, Senior, U23 and Junior Sprint Championship Regatta National Water Sports Centre, Holme Pierrepont Country Park, Nottingham 1st - 2nd Sept 2018 Paddler registrations close Sunday 12th August 2018 Entry closing date Friday 17th August 2018 Short Codes Class Sunday’s races are Shaded MEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m ISM Inter Services Men K1IS K1IS K2IS K4IS K1IS K2IS K4IS MOK Mens Open K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N K1N K2N MU23 Mens Under 23 K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N K1N K2N MVC/DK Masters C/D K1 K2 K4 K1 K2 K2 WOMEN KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m ISW Inter Services Women K1 IS K2 IS K4 IS K1 IS K2 IS K4 IS WOK Womens Open K1N K2N K1N K2N K4 K1N WU23 Womens Under 23 K1N K2N K1N K2N K4 K1N WVA/BK Womens Masters A/B K1 K2 K4 K1 K2 BOYS JUNIOR KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m BU18 Boys U18 K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N K1N K2N BU16 Boys U16 K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N K1N K2N BU14 Boys U14 K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N K2N BU12 Boys U12 K1N GIRLS JUNIOR KAYAK 200m 500m 1000m GU18 Girls U18 K1N K2N K1N K2N K1N K4N GU16 Girls U16 K1N K2N K1N K2N K1N GU14 Girls U14 K1N K2N K1N K2N K4N GU12 Girls U12 K1N SENIOR CANOE 200m 500m 1000m CMO Mens Open C1N C2N C1N C2N C1N C2N CMU23 Mens Under 23 C1N C2N C1N C2N C1N C2N CWO Womens Open C1N C2N C1N C2N CWU23 Womens Under 23 C1N C2N C1N C2N JUNIOR JUNIOR CANOE 200m 500m 1000m CBU18 Boys U18 C1N C2N C1N C2N C1N C2N CBU16 Boys U16 C1N C2N C1N C2N C2N CBU14 Boys U14 C1N C2N C1N C2N CGU18 Girls U18 C1N C1N C2N C2N CGU16 Girls U16 C1N C1N CGU14 Girls U14 C1N C2N C1N C2N PARACANOE 200m 500m KMKL1/2/3 Para Men KL1/2/3 Kayak K1N KWKL1/2/3 Para Women KL1/2/3 Kayak K1N VMKL1/2/3 Para Men VL1/2/3 Va’a V1N VWKL1/2/3 Para Women VL1/2/3 Va’a V1N PADDLE-ABILITY 200m 500m PAD Paddle-Ability (Sat) K1 K2 K1 K2 EPAD Paddle-Ability (Sun) K1 K2 MINI SPRINT 200m 500m LTA Lightning A K1 K2 K4 LTB Lightning B K1 K2 K4 N = Open & National Championship events: Races are ‘Open’ to non-UK Residents. IS = Inter Services events: All Championship medals are awarded regardless of nationality to the first three boats. N.B. The National Champion will be the best placed British Competitor. B9 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS

SUMMARY OF TEAM LEADERS’ RESPONSIBILITIES

PRE-REGATTA – At the Club & Submitting Entries • Ensure that the club you are representing is affiliated to British Canoeing • Ensure all paddlers have achieved the relevant standard (time & proficiency) to compete at National Regattas. (Note: Penalty Points may be awarded if the minimum standards for racing at National Regattas are not achieved in races). • Ensure paddlers hold current BC membership before submitting their entries. • Update any changes to name of Team Leader and/or Deputy Team Leader, including contact details for both, via the On-line Database. • Update any changes to club paddler information (i.e. newly promoted Girls/Boys C membership number) via the On-line Database. • Inform any changes to the club’s racing colours to the Club Colours Official on [email protected] • Ensure that paddlers understand the BC Sprint Racing Competition Rules and the Terms/Conditions of Participation. • Encourage paddlers to purchase their own Sprint & Marathon Handbook. • Promote National Regattas to club members. • Complete the regatta entries On-line by the closing date & arrange prompt payment of the race fees. • Check timetable for clashes and problems. Check the detailed regatta programme ensuring that every entry made is shown correctly. • Check and pass on to your club members any additional safety information & rules distributed via the programme or noticeboard.

BEFORE THE START OF RACING • Ensure that paddlers and their boats are adequately prepared for conditions • Ensure that all paddlers are fully aware of safety measures • Check that boats have sufficient, and visible, additional buoyancy to keep the boat floating level with the water and support the crew when capsized. • Arrive on time for the Team Leaders’ meeting. Be ready with all known deletions and crew changes. Make any late entries (if lanes are available) during the meeting. • Advise paddlers of any changes and/or alterations to the programme.

DURING COMPETITION • Ensure paddlers arrive in time for their races, wearing club colours which are visible and with the correct lane number. • Ensure that K4s/C4s, if required, are booked in advance. Boat hire is included in the Race Entry Fee. • Be available during the competition to act on behalf of your club regarding further deletions and crew changes. • Be available during the competition to receive notification of disqualifications and deal with any problems or protests involving paddlers from your club. • Collect from, and promptly return to, the Secretary’s Desk all Long Distance Numbers. A deposit of £10.00 is required.

AFTER THE REGATTA • Display the Official results on Club notice board • Take the required action on promotions or demotions of your club paddlers

B10 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Terms/Conditions of Participation 1. Team Leader Appointment a) Clubs are to register the name of the Club’s Team Leader (and if you wish, a nominated Deputy), in the On-line Database, accessible via http://canoesprint.britishcanoeing.org.uk. b) If the registered Team Leader is unable to attend a regatta then he/she must inform the Chief Official and nominate their Deputy as early as possible before the regatta.

2. Communication The Organising and Competition Committees will only communicate with Team Leaders (or their nominated deputies).

3. Safety 3.1 The Team Leaders are responsible for the safety of their club members and should ensure that: - a) Paddlers are suitably dressed for the weather, water and race conditions. b) Paddlers are able to perform basic capsize drills and are briefed on what to do when approached by an umpire boat c) Paddlers are able to swim at least 50 metres in clothing without a personal flotation device. d) Boats must have sufficient buoyancy to float level with the water while supporting the crew when capsized. Boats’ inherent buoyancy must be supplemented by additional and visible fixed flotation material or by the provision of sealed bulkheads. e) All competitors are in possession of a lifejacket or buoyancy aid that conforms to the standard of the I.C.F or EN 393 & 395. f) Paddlers are aware that the Competition Committee may at their discretion cancel or postpone racing, or insist on the wearing of buoyancy aids. Whenever buoyancy aids are compulsory (for defined classes of paddlers or all) an Orange flag will be displayed on the flag pole by the Finish tower.

3.2 In the event of an electrical storm paddlers will be required to leave the course immediately. A public address announcement will be made, umpire boats will ring a bell. Racing will not recommence until deemed safe by the Competition Committee.

4. Club Colours 4.1.The Paddler’s registered club ‘colours’ must be worn and be visible when competing. a) Crew boats where more than one club is represented, paddlers must wear the club colours for the club in whose name they are registered. b) Clubs racing for the first time at a National Regatta may request exemption by applying to the Club Colours Official on [email protected]. To arrange a limited period when the club’s competitors can wear a plain white shirt with no markings. The club must register its colours within this limited period.

5. Entries. a) Team Leaders must complete their club’s on-line entries before the entry deadline. b) Payments for entries, must be made at the time the entries are submitted. Either by a bank direct transfer or by phone to the BC Office using a credit or debit card or post a cheque to the BC Office. c) Telephone entries are not accepted. d) The entry closing date is normally the Friday 2 weeks before the event. e) No entries are accepted after the deadline other than at the Team Leaders meeting if spare lanes are available, then Team Leaders may be able to request a ‘Late’ entry.

B11 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Terms/Conditions of Participation f) Entries made without the correct fee(s) being paid when the entries are submitted can be charged as ‘Late’ Entries. g) No refund of race fees will be made in the event of cancellation of part of or the whole of the competition for whatever reason

More information on how to make an entry can be found on the SRC website link http://canoeracing.org.uk/sprint/how-to-enter-a-sprint-regatta/

If you require further information or assistance, please email the Chief Official using [email protected].

6. Notes on Classes a) Kayak competitors are divided into Men & Women; these two subdivisions are then further divided by age into groups Senior, Masters (over 34yrs) & Junior (under 18yrs), They are then further divided into age and/or ability classes, as shown on the Standards for Sprint Racing (page D1). b) Masters; the first year a paddler can compete in a Masters event is the year of their thirty fifth birthday (35th) providing they are not already ranked in Men’s ‘A’ or Women’s ‘A.’ who, irrespective of their age, cannot compete in Masters events. c) Canoe paddlers are divided into Men & Women. These two subdivisions being further divided into two age groups Junior & Senior. They are then divided into ability groups as shown in the Standards for Sprint Racing (page D1).

N.B: - All Canoe races, except when there are sufficient numbers of entries for National Championship events, will be in combined mixed classes, (i.e. include male, female, senior & junior). Athletes will be seeded from regatta to regatta and placed in the appropriate seeded finals, or when there are 27 or more entries for an event, into seeded heats progressing by time to 2 Finals. Fastest Men/Boys = Final M, Fastest Women/Girls = Final W d) Promotions/Demotions within classes will be based on improvement/decline in standard of performance. Once ratified by the SRC nominee, will take effect at the next regatta. e) When applying for registration, the time submitted is the time recorded for a 500m test/race, in order that new paddlers can be classified correctly. Beginners do not automatically start in the "D" group. f) The chart ‘Standards for Sprint Racing’ on page D1 demonstrates the way in which the subdivision bands are made according to speed. The ability classes shown together in a band have the same fastest and slowest standard times. The intermediate times shown indicate how the times might change depending on the Handicap applied to allow for the weather conditions. Penalty Points may be awarded if the minimum standards for National Regattas are not achieved in classes where paddlers can’t be demoted. g) Combined Events - To facilitate programming, the Organising Committee reserves the right to combine classes in any distance at any regatta. h) Paddlers must race ONLY in their designated class for singles events (K1 and C1). Exceptions may be made at the request of national coaches. i) Competitors may race in a Standards for Sprint Racing time band above their designated class in crew boats only, with the following exceptions: -

i) Men or Boys may not paddle in Women or Girls races ii) Seniors or Masters may not paddle in Junior races iii) Seniors or Juniors may not paddle in Masters races

B12 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Terms/Conditions of Participation j) Open and National Championships: Age classes Born between Age class abbreviations Junior paddlers will race in the following Age Classes Under 12 2006 or later BU12 GU12 Under 14 2004-2005 BU14 GU14 CBU14 CGU14 Under 16 2002-2003 BU16 GU16 CBU16 CGU16 Under 18 2000-2001 BU18 GU18 CBU18 CGU18 A junior paddler who has been promoted to Senior status on ability may for the National Championships, race in his/her junior age group

Senior paddlers will race in the following Age Classes Under 23 1995-1999 MU23 WU23 CMU23 CWU23 Senior Open 1994 or earlier MOK WOK CMO CWO

Masters Men paddlers will race in the following Age Classes Over 34 1974-1983 MO34 Over 44 1964-1973 MO44 Over 54 1954-1963 MO54 Over 64 1953 or earlier MO64

Masters Women paddlers will race in the following Age Classes Over 34 1974-1983 WO34 Over 44 1973 or earlier WO44

Paracanoe paddlers will race in the following classification groups Paracanoe Kayak KMKL1 KMKL2 KMKL3 KWKL1 KWKL2 KWKL3 Paracanoe Va’a VMVL1 VMVL2 VMVL3 VWVL1 VWVL2 VWVL3

7. Before Team Leaders meeting: Check your Programme a) On receipt of the Regatta Programme, Team Leaders are to verify their club’s entries in order to raise any issues for correction at the Team Leaders Meeting.

Note. You may find it useful to print a copy of your entry for this purpose as the meeting goes very quickly, and leaves no time for hesitation. b) The Organising Committee will do its best to arrange the programme so that all races in each class are scheduled to give a minimum rest period of 40 minutes between races. Any competitor racing above their designated class in crew boats or in two designated classes i.e. both kayak and canoe, cannot expect the programme to accommodate this situation.

8. Team Leaders’ Meeting a) There will be 1 meeting per regatta, at 8am on Saturday (unless otherwise stated) at the regatta course. If the meeting cannot be completed in a reasonable time it will be adjourned and the time of the reconvened meeting announced. b) Each club’s nominated Team Leader will deal with alterations and late entries at the meeting. c) The Team Leader will be responsible for all the money owed for all entries placed. This money must be paid by 4pm. on Saturday. Failure to pay on time will incur a £20.00 surcharge that must be paid by the end of racing on Saturday. Failure to meet this deadline will result in all paddlers from that club being disqualified from Sunday's racing.

B13 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Terms/Conditions of Participation d) Procedure for Team Leaders Meeting i) Team Leader signs in on arrival. ii) Meeting commences promptly at 8.00 a.m. iii) Technical announcements. iv) If there are any objections to the programmed order of events they must be raised at this stage. e) Late entry provision: - i) Events will be dealt with in race order. ii) The Chief Official will call out in order each set of heats (or finals, if there are no heats). Team Leaders needs to scratch all competitors not intending to race, or make any required suitable changes. They should call out the lane number first then the club followed by the competitors’ name(s). iii) If there are any vacant lanes the Chief Official will then ask Team Leaders to raise one hand for each late entry they wish to make. If there are more late entries required than there are vacant lanes available, a draw will take place. iv) It is not permitted to return to an event that has been concluded. v) Late entries will be accepted for long distance events (5 km.), up to one hour before the race, on payment of the standard late entry fee. Entries can be made on the form available from the regatta secretary’s desk.

9. Additional Late Entries (after the Team Leaders’ Meeting) Extra late entries after the Team Leaders meeting for laned races will only be accepted in exceptional circumstances and at the discretion of the Competition Committee. Any such entries will be charged a double entry fee.

10. Lane Numbers a) All boats must be fitted with a Number slot on the centre aft line of the boat and the correct number displayed in all races. b) Races of 1000m or less require a Lane number. Sets of numbers 1-9, are available for sale at £25 from the Regatta Secretary’s desk. c) For races over 1000m in length, long distance races number boards must be obtained from the Regatta Secretary’s desk by Team Leaders. A deposit of £10 will be charged and £5 deducted from the deposit for any numbers lost or not returned.

11. Crew Names a) Notification of any deletions, additions or changes to crew names must be made at the Regatta Secretary’s desk at least 60 minutes before the race. b) Any crew which has not notified the full set of names may be allowed to start the race but will not appear in the results, nor will they go forward to the next round of the competition. c) Paddlers who take the place of other paddlers without the proper substitution notification being made at the Regatta Secretary’s Desk, could be liable to be allocated 1 penalty point each and the boat disqualified from the event.

12. K4/C4 Hire a) K4s for hire will be stored on racks outside the boathouse. b) K4s must not be put down on the ground & crews must not sit in the K4s except when they are on the water. c) Young paddlers must be supervised by a responsible adult when launching and recovering the boats. The Organising Committee reserves the right for their Boathouse Official to refuse a boat to any youth crew that is not accompanied by an adult. d) Check your boat before you use it. If it is not in order or damaged, please report the fact to the Official, so that you are not accountable for any loss or damage. e) C4/K4s can be booked for any race during the course of the day as soon as the boathouse is open, and the Official is present.

B14 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Terms/Conditions of Participation f) Crews must supply their own wing-nuts and toggles when they report to collect the boat they have booked. g) Crews must use the boat allocated or risk disqualification from the race. h) Plastex K4s will only be allocated to Senior or Junior A, or combined A/B, class races.

13. Protests & Disqualifications a) Notification of disqualification will only be made to the Team Leader or his/her nominated deputy. b) Any protest or appeal can only be made by a Team Leader.

Note: Team Leaders should realise that it is impossible to adequately umpire all races in every regatta. Where infringements are observed these will be reported to the Competition Committee who will, if necessary, inform the offending paddler’s Team Leader. Not all infringements may be observed by Officials. Team Leaders have a responsibility to explain the situation to paddlers who could easily become frustrated by what might seem to be an arbitrary system of justice.

14. National Regatta Results Unofficial Results are available on-line during the regatta from www.regattaresults.org.uk. The Official Results including promotions will be available as soon as possible after the event from www.canoeracing.org.uk/sprint/

15. Car Parking a) Team Leaders MUST take an active part to see that club members observe the car parking lines. Access for emergency vehicles must NOT be impeded. Particular attention should be paid to the access road in the vicinity of the Centre Buildings.

Note: The access road and pontoon on seating side of the tower is a No Parking Area. b) Parked cars must not obstruct the launching access for K4s to the concrete pontoons in front of the boathouses. c) Owners should park their vehicles within the marked designated parking areas, responsibly, safely and without causing obstruction at all times. d) At certain times during a competition it may become necessary for safety reasons to restrict movement of vehicles on all, or parts of the access roads around the course. Notice will be given if this is required

16. System for junior membership of a British Canoeing Affiliated Club a) A junior club member need not be a full member of BC in order to race in the Mini Sprint Series, U12s or Junior D Classes provided they are a member of a BC affiliated club with a Registered Youth Section. The membership number used for sprint registrations will be the club’s affiliation number followed by his (her) own individual club number. b) When promoted to class ‘C’ or above, the junior must become a full member of British Canoeing in their own right. Team Leaders will need to update the On-line Paddler Database with the juniors new BC number as soon as possible.

17. ‘Tiddly Winks’ and Boards Coloured counters (known affectionately as Tiddly Winks) are awarded for the first three places in all Final 1s in the junior classes. These awards can be collected from the Regatta Secretary’s desk. Also available, at a cost of approximately £5, is a small wooden board on which the self-adhesive counters can be mounted for posterity!

18. All National Regattas are held in accordance with British Canoeing Sprint Racing Competition Rules and these terms/conditions of participation.

B15 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Terms/Conditions of Participation

British Canoeing Sprint Regatta “Liability” Statement

Canoeing and are assumed-risk water-contact sports. Participation in these sports carries an inherent risk of injury to competitors and damage to property. Participants should be aware of the risks involved in these sports and are responsible for their own actions and their involvement in these sports. In all cases competitors compete entirely at their own risk. The Regatta Organisation, the Sprint Racing Committee and British Canoeing exclude liability for any loss or damage that may occur to competitors or property during participation in canoeing and kayaking to the fullest extent permitted by law. All competitors must be current members of British Canoeing except for juniors ranked in ‘Girls D’, ‘Boys D’, Girls U12 or Boys U12 and ‘Lightning A’ or ‘Lightning B’ who are members of BC affiliated clubs with a registered junior section. Regatta Entries are accepted on the basis that each competitor and Parent / Guardian of a junior is aware of and has accepted the above conditions. Team Leaders are to ensure that all of their club competitors are aware of and accept the above statements.

In the event of unsuitable weather conditions, the organisers may at their discretion cancel or postpone a race(s), or insist on the wearing of buoyancy aids. An Orange flag will be displayed on the flag pole by the Finish Tower to indicate that buoyancy aids are compulsory for any (or all) classes of paddlers.

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The MacGregor Paddle Challenge

John MacGregor M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge; (1825-1892) Barrister-at-Law, Captain of the , through his extremely popular books and magazine articles from 1865 to 1892, practically invented the sport of canoeing (or kayaking).

The beginning of recreational canoeing can be traced directly to an Englishman, called John MacGregor, in the middle of the nineteenth century. He was a man with a penchant for boat design and exploration, who developed his craft based on the Eskimo Kayak, which he named Rob Roy. He took the boat on long journeys along the rivers and across the lakes of Europe, lecturing and writing about his travels as he went. His tales attracted quite a following and soon there were many kayaks in Great Britain based on his kayak design that is still referred to as a Rob Roy.

Canoes are the larger category under which kayaks fall: while all kayaks are canoes, not all canoes are kayaks. Paddlers in kayaks sit with their legs stretched out in front of them and canoeists generally paddle from a kneeling position. Most canoes are open hulled; while kayaks have covered decks. Canoe paddles are typically single bladed, while kayak paddles are double ended.

Some might say these differences occur because of the type of water available, but a look at the evolution of British canoeing culture during the past one hundred and twenty years would suggest that the major changes are due to those who have written and taught, coupled with the availability of canoes or kayaks.

The first period from 1865 evolved from the founder of British canoeing, John MacGregor. His book, A Thousand Miles in the Rob Roy Canoe, fired the imagination of the Victorians. The ‘Rob Roy’ was a stable kayak, went in a straight line and had a large cockpit. Made of wood, it was easy to handle and a boat in which any beginner would have felt safe. In this period, wooden canoes were imported and were used for family outings and touring, the limitation to the growth was the cost of the wooden craft.

The second period from the 1930s to the 1950s is identified with the wooden frame and canvas kayaks and the start of the BCU Coaching Scheme. Percy Blandford wrote books and produced a host of designs for the Scout movement, which brought canoeing to a much wider number of people. The low cost, make-it-yourself PBK (Percy Blandford Kayak) designs, were, like the ‘Rob Roy’, stable, went in a straight line, and had large cockpits. The British Canoeing Coaching Scheme was started in the 1950s by John Dudderidge. The original proficiency tests were designed around the use of the open cockpit straight-line kayak.

The third period, which had a massive impact on both the expansion and the change in direction of British canoeing culture started around the early 1960s, when in 1962, the BCU appointed its first Director of Coaching, Oliver Cock, giving added drive to what was to become a very powerful teaching scheme. For various reasons, the Coaching Scheme became more and more interested in rough water canoeing. At the same time, glass reinforced plastic became available. Moulds were produced for the home builder and the designs reflected the interest in rough water. Thousands of kayaks were produced with rockered hulls and small cockpits. By 1980, the Coaching Scheme had 3,000 members almost all teaching in the close fitting cockpit kayak. So powerful had that culture become that, if the word ‘canoeing’ is mentioned to almost anyone in Britain, their immediate image would be that of a young man or woman strapped into a kayak, wearing a crash helmet and wetsuit, performing turns and rolls on rapidly moving rivers. This was a great image for the adventurous teenager but daunting for many others who might wish to paddle. Indeed, a far, far cry from the canoeing of MacGregor.

MacGregor spent part of his youth in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where his father was stationed in the 1830s in a fort. He may have picked up some canoeing experience there.

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Reading his books one notices he carried in his canoe a number of religious tracts (in a movement called "Muscular Christianity") written in the local language and was always ready to hand them out. He did not travel on Sundays, but did lecture on his travels and gave much of the profits to charities, especially to boys in the inner cities.

He published accounts of several other canoe cruises, including one to Scandinavia and another to Jordan and Egypt. The appendix to that book gives some construction details for his canoe designs.

His wooden split paddles were presented to Royal Canoe Club in 1959. Subsequently these were used as the trophy at the BCU National Inter-Club Sprint Racing Regatta, being first presented in 1977 to the winning club Fladbury and still fought over annually. A full list of winners can be found on page C13.

The MacGregor Challenge is a National Inter Club competition with competitors register within a national ‘sprint standards for racing’ ability class.

Note: We are currently reviewing the point scoring process with a focus on creating a parity with club size and their ability to win the competition. If this modelling exercise is completed sufficiently early, a revised set of rules will be made available before entries for the MacGregor regatta are opened.

Scoring for the MacGregor Paddle Challenge Competition

Under the following system most clubs should have an opportunity to achieve a winning score:

1. Each Club will score 1 point for each promotion accredited to any Under 12 Kayak, Junior (A to D), Masters (A to D) or Senior (A to D) ability class paddlers since and including the previous MacGregor regatta.

2. Each Club will have deducted from their score penalty points accrued by every Under 12 Kayak, Junior (A to D), Masters (A to D) or Senior (A to D) ability class paddler since and including the previous MacGregor regatta.

3. Regatta officials will score1 point for every half day worked to put towards the MacGregor competition for their nominated club. To qualify, they need to have volunteered and attended for the equivalent of 6 days (12 points) since the previous MacGregor regatta.

4. The scoring at the Inter Club Regatta will be on the following basis: Each Club will score its best U12 Kayak, Junior (A to D), Masters (A to D) or Senior (A to D) ability class paddlers. 12 K1/C1 results in all finals 6 K2/C2 results in all finals 3 K4/C4 results in all finals Scores will be awarded, provided there are at least three crews participating, on the following basis: First - 20 points, second - 19 points, third - 18 points and so on.

5. Notes: a. Composite crews, with members from more than one Club, do not score. b. At least 50% of the crew must be registered in the class in which they are racing. i.e. 2 paddlers in a K4 or 1 paddler in a K2. Crews may be made up with paddlers from a lower ability band with the following exceptions: i. Men may not paddle in Women’s races. ii. Boys may not paddle in Girls’ races. iii. Seniors or Masters may not paddle in Junior races. iv. Seniors or Juniors may not paddle in Masters races c. No one may enter any singles class other than their designated class as shown on the Paddler Database File. Exceptions may be made when national coaches wish to enter paddlers in a different class.

B18 NATIONAL SPRINT REGATTAS Disciplinary Procedures

Offences Incurring Penalty Points

The Chief Official will be solely responsible for all disciplinary matters of a minor nature, under the operation of a penalty points system, referred to in Rule 31 of the British Canoeing Sprint Racing Competition Rules. At his / her discretion, he / she may authorise the issuing of penalty points to each paddler involved in each of the following offences. These offences are considered to be detrimental to the efficient operation of regattas and / or potentially hazardous.

Code Infringement

• C Racing in incorrect colours • N Racing with incorrect or missing number • Z Failure to observe water zoning procedures • S Unauthorised substitution for another paddler • F Failure to report, having qualified, for a final • D Conduct during racing likely to cause injury or damage to equipment • L Use of offensive language • U Underweight boat (see note 1) • R Failure to report for boat weighing immediately (see note 2) • B Insufficient buoyancy (see note 3) • T Race times below minimum Sprint Standards of Racing for National Regattas (see note 4)

Notes 1. Weights must be properly fixed to the boat or seat. Stones in bags or any other temporary system will not be accepted. 2. Boats required for weighing will be notified shortly after the finish of the race. 3. Boats buoyancy will be checked. Penalty points will be applied or competitor(s) can be disqualified from a race if Officials find a boat has been on the course without visible additional buoyancy (or fixed bulkheads). 4. Applicable only to the slowest classes for each group, i.e. when paddlers can’t be demoted, (Men’s D, Masters D, Women’s D, Women Masters B, Boys D & Girls D)

Accumulation of Penalty Points and Penalty Fines 1. When a paddler accumulates a total of 4 or more penalty points, he / she is liable for a fine of £10 per point in excess of 3 points. 2. Fines are to be paid at the Regatta Secretary’s Desk 3. A paddler liable for a fine cannot race until the fine has been paid. 4. Penalty points are accumulated over 4 consecutive regattas and are not restricted to a single year. Thus, for example, penalty points incurred in the last regatta of the year will remain active until the start of the 4th regatta of the following year.

Notification Team leaders may be notified when a penalty point has been issued to a paddler from his / her team. A record of all the active penalty points is listed at the end of the official results for each regatta.

Disciplinary Matters of a More Serious Nature.

In respect to all other disciplinary matters the Chief Official, Competition Committee and the Competition Jury must act as described in the Sprint Racing Rules which include penalties in accordance with British Canoeing Rules or the Sprint Racing Section Disciplinary Regulations.

N.B. A reported incidence of dissent / abuse towards a Regatta Official, another competitor or their equipment, or a spectator must be treated as conduct prejudicial to the interests of the sport and dealt with under the Section Disciplinary Regulations.

B19 MINI SPRINT SERIES 2018

The Mini Sprint Series is run alongside the National Sprint Regattas held at Holme Pierrepont in Nottingham during May, June, July and September.

The Mini Sprint series has been specifically developed to suit the needs of young people who have chosen this discipline at this time. It is part of the Paddlesport foundation which helps them progress into whichever discipline they may eventually choose. The programme has taken into account that full sized K1s, K2s and K4s are too large for young people. Together, Canoe England’s Paddlesport Participation Programme and British Canoeing Sprint Racing Committee have formed the Mini Sprint Series. This has evolved from the Lightning series that was originally only a K1 event. Now as a weekend event it is giving racing experience on the National course so that the paddlers have a smooth transition into the Class D events.

The aim of the series is:

• To introduce young paddlers to the venue. • To develop experience of sprint competition at a national event. • To develop teamwork. • To have the opportunity to develop competitive paddling skills. • To become motivated to progress through the main classes. • To meet and make friends with paddlers from other clubs. • To enjoy, have fun and become confident sprint paddlers.

Team leaders notes on entries and kayaks

• The paddlers will compete over 500 metres in Lightning K1, Hody-style K2s and Rocket K4, with heats and finals run and timed on the main regatta course. • The cost per seat is exactly as other junior paddling categories. • Please ensure you enter your paddlers in the correct category, which is based on time, not age. Only Lightning kayaks are to be paddled in the K1 events. • Clubs should bring their own Hody-style K2. If using a make other than Hody please inform the Chief Official before the event. [email protected] • Rocket K4s only will be used and can be supplied by the SRC. Clubs may bring and use their own Rockets.

When booking a K4:

Team Leaders will book a whole K4, as with classes C and D. When combining with paddlers from other clubs it is the responsibility of the Team Leaders involved to arrange who pays for the entry and to collect payments. It is not the organisers or the volunteer official’s remit to sort out your payments. Any changes to your entry must be made at the main Team Leader’s meeting. Further changes for entered crews may be made at the Secretary’s desk providing all paddlers and team leaders know of the changes.

B20 MINI SPRINT SERIES 2018

Mini Sprint Cup Series

This series is a whole season event and the Marsport Trophy will be awarded in September to the club with the most points. Individual paddler points will be awarded for each event during May, June, July and September with double points being awarded at The MacGregor Inter Club Regatta.

Mini Sprint Cup Rules 2018

• Points are accumulated at each event leading to a final at the September Regatta. • Mini Sprint points do not count towards The MacGregor Inter Club points. • At the MacGregor Regatta the Mini Sprints receive double points for their paddling and these go towards the Mini Sprint Cup competition which runs separately from the main Inter Club Competition. • Mini Sprint Cup includes overall prizes for both male and females in each category and an overall club prize. Details are as follows:

Entry Conditions

To enter the Mini Sprint Series the young people must be under 12 on 1st January 2018 and have achieved at least Paddle Power Discover standard and must be able to paddle a K1 Lightning over 500m in less than 4 minutes.

Categories

• A: (LTA) for those who can complete 500m in under 3 minutes 30 seconds • B: (LTB) for those who complete 500m between 3 minutes 30 seconds and 4 minutes

Entries

• All entry fees are per seat and will be entered with your club’s main regatta entries. • Please read notes on entering Rocket K4

Events

May, June and July Regattas with the finals at the September Regatta 2018.

Points Scoring:

All National Mini Sprint winners (individual) are awarded on the same system. Their 2 best regatta scores added to their Mini Sprint Inter Clubs score.

All points scored will count only towards The Mini Sprint Team and individual events.

National Regattas (May, June, September): in K1, K2 and K4.

• 1st place scores 10 points, 2nd place scores 9 points etc. down to 10th place where everyone after that scores 1 point, the total number of points scored across K1, K2 and K4 will be added together to determine the results at each regatta. For the K2/K4 races the same points scoring system will be used i.e. the winning crew will receive 10 points for each paddler.

B21 MINI SPRINT SERIES 2018

Inter Clubs Regatta (July) in K1, K2 and K4

1st place scores 20 points, 2nd place scores 19 points etc. down to 20th place where everyone after that scores 1 point, the total number of points scored across K1, K2 and K4 will be added together to determine the results. For the K2/K4 races the same points scoring system will be used i.e. the winning crew will receive 20 points for each paddler.

Team Event:

The points scoring system is based on each club’s best 2 regatta results scores added to their Mini Sprint Inter Clubs points score.

Promotions:

• Promotion from Mini Sprint Category B to A will be based on K1 500m times. • Promotions from group B to A will automatically be done in the May and June regattas. The best set of existing regatta points will be carried through and added to the paddler’s July and September points gained in A. • Promotion into Boys D and Girls D is based on normal regatta entry guidelines. This is only done after a discussion with the team leader. • When a paddler is too old to participate in the Mini Sprint Series they do not automatically move to D classes. They must reach the required standard. See the Standards Chart on page D1. They would be allowed to paddle only in D Class crew boats, with established D Class paddlers.

Prizes:

• Tiddly Winks will be awarded for 1st, 2nd & 3rd places in the K1 Final One only of each category and for the three fastest K2/4 crews in each category within the Mini Sprint series. • Medals will be awarded to the overall series winners - 1st, 2nd, 3rd male and female in each category. The Marsport Trophy will be awarded to the Club that has accrued the most combined category points. • All participants will be awarded a Certificate each month they enter. These are to be collected by the team leader from the Secretary’s Desk.

B22 NATIONAL REGATTA OFFICIALS

Anyone interested in finding out more about assisting at National Regattas is invited to come and sit alongside experienced officials to find out what is involved. The training of officials is a highly important area of our activities with training during National Regattas and at ‘out of season’ workshop days. A few experienced officials do go on to take the International Canoe Federation Technical Officials Examination, thereby becoming qualified to officiate at ICF or ECA Internationals. ITOs, must have worked a minimum of 6 days (12 points) during the current year to be eligible to apply to be nominated for an International appointment the following year. Regatta Officials interested in knowing more about what this entails contact the Chief Official. Several officials are working in Pre-Regatta groups such as timetabling where paddlers are put into races, updating club colours, registration of paddlers and putting together the printed programme. We also have an IT team who are striving to develop a program that will reduce the workload for entering and paying, also involved in the further development of the results service. We are continually trying to recruit volunteers to help run our increasingly popular regattas. No experience or special skills are required but working as a team is important. Just half a day helping, whether morning or afternoon, would be greatly appreciated. We are looking for assistance with First Aid throughout the regattas. As with the officials this is worked on a rota basis headed by a full time paramedic who takes overall responsibility for reporting accidents. All clubs have qualified first aiders who could help with this important service.

From 2018 all Regatta Officials will be able to earn points which will be added to their club’s MacGregor score. 1 point will be awarded for each half day worked. The points become transferable to the club once a minimum of 12 points (6 days) has been accumulated since the previous MacGregor. Points will also be awarded to those who attend workshops. A total of 20+ points is achievable by each official. Officials who are not members of a club may donate their points to a club of their choice.

If you would like to know more about helping at a National Regatta, please contact Ann Hoile at the Secretary’s Desk during the regatta weekend or email [email protected]

ICF Officials Paul Edwardes Rosy Gray Liz McGown Steve Jones Peter Moule Cathy Wynne Regatta Officials Lee Bradshaw Colin Drane Emma Hooton Liz McGown Alan Burgoyne Paul Edwardes Colette Johnson Adam Miles Diane Bates Sara Edwardes Kathleen Johnson Clive Neale Phil Caisley Judith English Steve Jones Alison Nightingale Juliana Carson Rosy Gray Gabor Kereszturi Simon Nixon Hannah Cawthorn Malcolm Guy Hannah Lawrence Stephen Nobbs John Clive Brian Hardy Keith Lawrence Phil Roberts Louise Clive Carol Hardy Clifford Lee Smith Brett Sirrell Mark Clive Michele Hayman- Jackie Lee Smith Keith Stone Ian Creamer Joyce Ben Lewis Keith Sunderland Wendy Dodson Linda Heath Hazel Lucas Phillipa Sunderland Derrick Dobbie Ann Hoile Kari Martin Philip Terry Elizabeth Dobbie John Hoile Mike Martin Mary Walkinton Chris Dowden Martin Hook Janice McKeever Cathy Wynne

First Aiders Mark Pickering Debbie Ellis Ruth Creamer Andy Cook Faye Cook Paul Carroll

B23 www.regattaresults.org.uk View the provisional results on your phone shortly after each race result is released

now updated in near-real-time just refresh every now and again Regatta scroll up and down very quickly save it to your Home Screen Results try the new Search facility

Available during the regattas only; thereafter the official results will be published on the website - www.canoeracing.org.uk/sprint

Sam Willis has developed an app called RegattaLive that takes the provisional results published on www.regattaresults.org.uk and puts them in a format that you can search. This new version works with the updated results system. It’s a free download for iPad and iPhone users from the Apple App Store - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/regatta-live/id930113294 And an Android version is also available from Google Play - https:// play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.britishcanoeing.regattalive Remember that it will only work during the weekend, as and when the unofficial results are made available. After the regatta, the official results will be published on the website: www.canoeracing.org.uk/sprint/ BRITISH CANOEING HOLME PIERREPONT COURSE RECORDS

OPEN

2017

Men Crew Country Time Date K1 500m Ian Wynne GBR 1:39.73 09/05/04 K2 500m Edward Cox/Ed McKeever GBR 1:31.63 07/05/06 K4 500m J Bowley/M Johnson/L Fletcher/M GBR 1:23.53 07/05/17 Robinson C1 500m A Volkov URS 1:52.36 19/06/83 C2 500m Sarus/Hjdu HUN 1:43.01 19/06/83 C4 500m Train/Thomas/Lane/Yurkwick GBR 1:42.28 17/05/98 K1 1000m Tim Brabants GBR 3:32.82 13/05/00 K2 1000m Paul Wycherley/Ben Farrell GBR 3:16.63 14/04/07 K4 1000m B Farrell/S Hastings/P Wycherley/A Daniels GBR 2:59.33 10/05/09 C1 1000m S Antipov URS 4:01.28 10/07/77 C2 1000m Train/Train GBR 3:37.24 01/01/81 C4 1000m Hoffman/Tackas/Jakab/Salanki HUN 3:38.95 08/08/89

Women Crew Country Time Date K1 500m Rachel Cawthorn GBR 1:49.94 03/07/15 K2 500m Lani Belcher/ Angela Hannah GBR 1:42.96 19/04/16 K4 500m J Walker/L Sawers/R Cawthorn/A Edmonds GBR 1:35.94 15/04/12

C1 BRITISH CANOEING HOLME PIERREPONT COURSE RECORDS DOMESTIC SENIOR

2017

Men Crew Club Time Date K1 200m Ed McKeever BOA 35.37 14/06/14 K2 200m / ORS 32.31 19/04/16 K4 200m J Clark/K Vansomeran/I Wynne/D Roeser ORS 32.20 16/05/98 K1 500m Ian Wynne GBR 1:39.73 09/05/04 K2 500m Edward Cox/Ed McKeever GBR 1:31.63 07/05/06 K4 500m J Bowley/M Johnson/L Fletcher/M Robinson ODP 1:23.53 07/05/17 K1 1000m Tim Brabants ELM 3:32.82 13/05/00 K2 1000m Paul Wycherley/Ben Farrell ORS 3:16.63 14/04/07 K4 1000m B Farrell/S Hastings/P Wycherley/A Daniels ORS 2:59.33 10/05/09 C1 200m Chris Calvert FLA 41.59 07/05/16 C2 200m M Lane/S Crowther ORS 38.35 04/06/94 C4 200m Crowther/Crowther/Yurkwick/Lane ORS 36.98 05/06/99 C1 500m Matthew Lawrence LBZ 1:55.65 17/04/11 C2 500m Iain Weir/ Joseph Hayman-Joyce ODP 1:46.55 04/06/16 C4 500m Train/Thomas/Lane/Yurkwick ORS 1:42.28 17/05/98 C1 1000m Eric Jamieson WEY 4:01.54 16/07/92 C2 1000m S Train/A Train FLA 3:27.24 01/07/94 C4 1000m E Jamieson/R Williams/S Train/A Train GBR 3:44.80 08/07/89

Women Crew Club Time Date K1 200m Jessica Walker ROY 40.86 03/07/15 K2 200m Train/Train ORS 38.27 13/05/00 K4 200m Dallaway/Dresser/Thorogood/Train ORS 36.62 02/07/95 K1 500m Rachel Cawthorn WEY 1:49.94 03/07/15 K2 500m Lani Belcher/Angela Hannah ORS 1:42.96 19/04/16 K4 500m J Walker/L Sawers/R Cawthorn/A Edmonds ORS 1:35.94 15/04/12 K1 1000m Rachel Cawthorn WEY 3:56.54 10/05/10 K2 1000m Louisa Sawers/Abigail Coulson ORS 3:47.75 22/07/06 C1 200m Katie Reid HPP 48.98 07/05/16 C2 200m Bethany Gill/Afton Fitzhenry HPP/CNI 48.98 04/06/16 C1 500m Katie Reid HPP 2:14.28 08/05/16 C2 500m Bethany Gill/Afton Fitzhenry HPP/CNI 2:07.21 04/06/16

C2 BRITISH CANOEING HOLME PIERREPONT COURSE RECORDS DOMESTIC JUNIOR (records starting from 2015)

2017

U18 Men Crew Club Time Date K1 200m Ieuan James FOR 37.15 05/06/16 K2 200m T Thomson/N Dembele NTS 34.53 05/06/16 K4 200m No U18 Event -- -- K1 500m Ieuan James FOR 1:43.38 05/06/16 K2 500m I James/C Smith NTS 1:33.95 05/06/16 K4 500m I James/ C Smith/N Dembele/T Thomson NTS 1:25.76 08/05/16 K1 1000m Magnus Gregory LON 3:40.02 04/06/16 K2 1000m M Gregory/L Harding LON 3:22.36 04/06/16 K4 1000m M Gregory/L Harding/T Thomson/ NTS 3:06.27 04/06/16 M Littlewood C1 200m Adrian Meikle-Briggs RIC 45.51 05/06/16 C2 200m B Phillips/A Meikle-Briggs RIC 44.91 05/09/15 C4 200m No U18 Event -- -- C1 500m Ben Phillips RIC 2:01.75 08/05/16 C2 500m B Phillips/A Meikle-Briggs NTS 1:54.46 04/06/16 C4 500m No U18 Event -- -- C1 1000m Ben Phillips RIC 4:18.75 05/06/16 C2 1000m B Phillips/A Meikle-Briggs RIC 3:56.64 05/06/16 C4 1000m No U18 Event -- --

U18 Women Crew Club Time Date K1 200m Deborah Kerr SKR 42.56 03/07/15 K2 200m E Russell/L Wong CLM/RIC 43.22 07/05/16 K4 200m No U18 Event -- -- K1 500m Deborah Kerr SKR 1:54.87 03/07/15 K2 500m R Myburgh/A Dale NTS 1:51.75 05/06/16 K4 500m R Myburgh/Z Clark/R Kneen/E Brockway NTS 1:44.41 07/05/17 K1 1000m Deborah Kerr SKR 4:21.17 05/07/15 K2 1000m E Russell/L Wong CLM/RIC 4:08.39 04/06/16 C1 200m Georgina Pryor LEE 54.89 05/06/16 C2 200m G Dowling-Clarke/G Pryor FOR/LEE 57.15 05/06/16 C1 500m Georgina Pryor LEE 2:30.90 05/06/16 C2 500m M Bradley/N Keenan FLA/FOR 2:43.34 07/05/17

C3 BRITISH CANOEING HOLME PIERREPONT COURSE RECORDS DOMESTIC PARACANOE (records starting from 2015)

2017

Men Kayak Class Crew Time Date 200m KL3 Rob Oliver 40.55 04/06/16 200m KL2 Nick Beighton 44.32 07/05/17 200m KL1 Ian Marsden 50.09 07/05/17

Women Kayak Class Crew Time Date 200m KL3 Anne Dickens 50.53 04/06/16 200m KL2 Emma Wiggs 49.71 04/06/16 200m KL1 Jeanette Chippington 54.49 04/06/16

Men Va’a Class Crew Time Date 200m VL3 Jonny Young 50.85 05/07/15 200m VL2 Andy Houghton 01:14.00 09/05/15 200m VL1 No event -- --

Women Va’a Class Crew Time Date 200m VL3 Francis Bateman 01:12.00 05/07/15 200m VL2 Emma Wiggs 01:13.00 12/04/15 200m VL1 No event -- --

C4 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES

The following Trophies are awarded annually by the Racing Committee:

Men’s Kayak

Unwin Bowl To the winner of the Senior A Men’s K1 10,000 m at the National Championship Event 1981 Richard Lewis GAI 1991 Ivan Lawler ELM 1982 Alan Williams ROY 1992 Ivan Lawler ELM 1983 Alan Williams ROY 1993 Grayson Bourne ELM 1984 Alan Williams ROY 1994 Grayson Bourne ELM 1985 No event 1995 Grayson Bourne ELM 1986 Jeremy West ROY 1996 Ivan Lawler ELM 1987 Grayson Bourne ROY 1997 No event 1988 Grayson Bourne ROY 1998 James Block NOT 1989 Grayson Bourne ROY 1999 Greg Slater LIC 1990 Graham Burns ELM 2000 No event Reassigned – Winner Men’s A K1 500m at National Championship Event 2001 Timothy Brabants ELM 2009 Ben Brown ELM 2002 Timothy Brabants ELM 2010 Keith Moule CLM 2003 Richard Darby Dowman ELM 2011 Jonathon Boyton ROY 2004 Edward McKeever BOA 2012 Andrew Daniels RDG 2005 Ian Wynne ROY 2013 Edward Rutherford ELM 2006 Edward McKeever BOA 2014 Daniel Johnson CLM 2007 Edward McKeever BOA 2015 Jonathan Boyton ROY 2008 Tim Brabants NOT 2016 Jonathan Boyton ROY 2017 Tom Lusty SOL

Farnham Cup To the winner of the Senior A Men’s K1 1000m at the National Championship Event 1981 Neil Robson FLA 2000 Richard Darby Dowman ELM 1982 Kevin Smith WAR 2001 Timothy Brabants ELM 1983 Kevin Smith WAR 2002 Timothy Brabants ELM 1984 Grayson Bourne ROY 2003 Richard Darby Dowman ELM 1985 Kevin Smith WAR 2004 Timothy Brabants NOT 1986 Grayson Bourne ROY 2005 Peter Almasi ELM 1987 Grayson Bourne ROY 2006 Ben Farrell ELM 1988 Ivan Lawler ELM 2007 No event 1989 Grayson Bourne ELM 2008 Ben Farrell ELM 1990 Grayson Bourne ELM 2009 Jonathon Boyton ROY 1991 Grayson Bourne ELM 2010 Tim Pendle NOR 1992 Patrick Holmes RIC 2011 Jonathon Boyton ROY 1993 Graham Burns ELM 2012 Timothy Brabants ROY 1994 Grayson Bourne ELM 2013 Jonathan Boyton ROY 1995 David Smith ELM 2014 Paul Wycherley WEY 1996 Ivan Lawler ELM 2015 Jonathan Boyton ROY 1997 Ross Sabberton NOR 2016 Jonathan Boyton ROY 1998 Timothy Brabants ELM 2017 Tom Lusty SOL 1999 Matthew Foulger NOT

C5 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Ken and Eileen Phillips Memorial Trophy Winner Men’s A K1 200m at National Championship Event 2012 Edward McKeever BOA 2015 Kristian Reeves ADS 2013 Edward McKeever BOA 2016 Kristian Reeves ADS 2014 Liam Heath WEY 2017 Jonathan Schofield SOR

The James Cup To the winning crew of the Under 18 K4 6000m at the National Championship Event

1981 Evans/Brevitt LIN/LIC 1987 Barnett/Unsted ELM/GAI Slater/Morley STA Farnham/Taylor 1983 Piercey/McLachlan RLP/RLS 1988 Lodge/Hutton EXE/ANK Rainsford/Bradley Richardson/Wynne ROY/TON 1984 Adams/Bibby ROY/MER 1990 Slater/Bradbury LIC Burns/Miller ELM Yates/Ilson ADL/WOR 1985 Crawford/Adams GAI/ARM 1991 Richardson/Wynne ROY/TON Rust/Topham LBZ/WAR Slater/Jenson LIC/RIC 1986 Gibbins/Livsey EXE/RLP 1992 Jenson/Slater ORS Boxshall/Elliott Sargeant/Smith Reassigned – Winning crew of the Veteran K4 at the National Championship Event 2001 Davies/Hawthorn WOR 2009 Phillips/Bird/ WOR Parker/Grandy West/Trickett 2002 Davies/Hawthorn WOR 2010 Escott/Lewis/ BOA Parker/Saunders Darling/Missen 2003 Grimwood/Oliver LIN/RUN 2011 Bird/Brookes WOR/RUN Oliver/Brookes Blackman/Rodgers 2004 Adams/Martin/ BSF 2012 Kent/Hinves SOU England/Hall Willis/Rance 2005 Adams/Martin BSF 2013 O’Cuinn/Vida/ RIC Terry/Jordan LBZ/MAI Soregi/Domonkos 2006 Illidge/Marnell RUN/CHE 2014 Bird/Parker/ WOR/CHE Brookes/Swallow Tricketts/Rogers 2007 Littlewood/Mason NOT 2015 Irvine/Murray RIC Nadal/Bagshaw Martin/Soregi 2008 Kent/Nicholson/ SOU 2016 Enoch/Norfolk NOT Willis/Rance Livsey/Cresser 2017 Enoch/Belbin NOT Butler/Cresser

C6 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES Dexter Trophy For the best Senior B performance at the National Championship Regatta 1981 Richard Lucas GAI 1999 David Coulson RDG 1982 Russell Jones FLA 2000 David Duff RAF 1983 Roland Lucas RIC 2001 Stuart West WOR 1984 Peter Evans LIN 2002 Stuart West WOR 1985 Paul Gadd RIC 2003 Mark Hoile ROY 1986 Trevor Melham ROY 2004 Paul Prestwood GAI 1987 Peter Maycock EXE 2005 Jonathon Schofield SOR 1988 Simon Horsley NBY 2006 Jonathan Simmons WEY 1989 Gavin Turrell RIC 2007 Joe Surrage BSF 1990 Brian Saunt ADL 2008 Brett Irvine RIC 1991 Roger Masters ROY 2009 Pip Ede RDG 1992 Chris Dorrell TON 2010 Ben Bradshaw NOR 1993 Ed Shaw ROY 2011 Paul Yates WEY 1994 Paul Evans HER 2012 Jonathan Tye WOR 1995 Matthew Enoch NOT 2013 Mark Ressel ROY 1996 Gary Shaw ELM 2014 Lewis Duffield CLM 1997 Paul Enoch NOT 2015 Stelian Naftanaila NOT 1998 Malcolm Starkey FOX 2016 Lewis Fletcher LKR 2017 Andras Kovacs WEY

Women’s Kayak

Lendenkamp Trophy Winner Women’s A K1 200m at National Championship Event 2012 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 2015 Leanne Brown MAI 2013 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 2016 Lizzie Broughton RIC 2014 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 2017 Angela Hannah BAN

Bruce Lucas Trophy To the winner of the Women’s A K1 6000m at the National Championship Event 1984 Anne Plant LIC 1992 Alison Thorogood NEW 1985 Anne Plant LIC 1993 Andrea Dallaway ELM 1986 Susie Perrett RLP 1994 Andrea Dallaway ELM 1987 Susie Perrett RLP 1995 Alison Thorogood NEW 1988 Susie Perrett RLP 1996 Anna Hemmings ELM 1989 Susie Perrett RLP 1997- 1990 Hilary Dresser ROY 2000 No event 1991 Andrea Dallaway ELM 2001 Anna Hemmings ELM Reassigned – Winner of Women’s A K1 500m at the National Championship Event 2002 Beth Campbell NOT 2011 Jenna Hawkey EXE 2003/4 No event 2012 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 2005 Abigail Coulson RDG 2013 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 2006 Abigail Coulson RDG 2014 Jessica Walker ROY 2007 Abigail Coulson RDG 2015 Jenny Swallow CHE 2008 Louisa Sawers ELM 2016 Hayleigh Mason NOT 2009/10 No event 2017 Rachel Cawthorn WEY

C7 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES

The Boulogne Cup To the winning crew of the Women’s A K4 500m at the National Championship Event 1981 Perrett/Hornby RLP/WES 1994 Thorogood/Green ORS Perrett/Crawley NEW Hemmings/Gilby 1982 Perrett/Smither RLP/LEA 1995 Hardy/Cheyne ORS Craske/Crawley FLA/NEW Train/McGee 1983 Smither/Parker LEA/NOT 1996 Gilby/Hemmings ELM/WEY Craske/Crawley FLA/NEW Hynds/Burns 1984 Smither/Lawler LEA/ELM 1997 Cattle/Jones ORS Perrett/Watson LIC Bale/Hannon 1985 Plant/Clough RLP/LIN 1998 Davey/Train RIC/FLA Perrett/Troop Gilby/Thorogood ELM/LEA 1986 Lawler/Perrett ELM/RLP 1999 Train/Campbell ORS Crawley/Plant Bapty/Thorogood 1987 Thorogood/Lawler NEW/ELM 2007 Braithwaite/Hawkey ORS Dawson/Eastwood ROY/ELM Sawers/Cawthorn 1988/9 No event 2008/11 No event 1990 Dresser/Dallaway ELM 2012 Edmonds/Walker/ ORS Lawler/Barry Cawthorn/Sawers 1991 Dallaway/Davey ORS 2013 No Event Troop/Thorogood 2014 Walker/Cawthorn/ ORS 1992 Dallaway/Davey ORS Sawers/Hannah Thorogood/Troop 2015 Belcher/Brown ORS 1993 Dresser/Gilby ORS Mason/Brown Dallaway/Bennett 2016 No event 2017 Cawthorn/Lewis WEY/WOR Simon/Walker ELM/ROY

Femina Trophy Most meritorious Senior Women’s A performance at the National Championship Regatta 1981 Sue Hornby WES 1996 Alison Thorogood NEW 1982 Lesley Smither LEA 1997 Tricia Davey RIC 1983 Lesley Smither LEA 1998 Becky Train FLA 1984 Debbie Watson LBZ 1999 Alison Thorogood LEA 1985 Susie Perrett RLP 2000 Abigail Cattle RDG 1986 Susie Perrett RLP 2001 Rebecca Hunter ROY 1987 Angela Dawson ADL 2002/9 No event 1988 Susie Perrett RLP 2010 Victoria Towers NOT 1989 Sandra Troop NOT 2011 No event 1990 Hilary Dresser ROY 2012 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 1991 Andrea Dallaway ELM 2013 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 1992 Alison Thorogood NEW 2014 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 1993 Andrea Dallaway ELM 2015 Rebeka Simon ELM 1994 Hilary Dresser RIC 2016 Emily Lewis WOR 1995 Becky Train FLA 2017 Emily Lewis WOR

C8 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Lee & Joan Davies Memorial Trophy For the best Women’s B performance at the National Championship Regatta 1998 Kerry Watts NOR 2008 Claire Spencer HER 1999 Laura Blair LEA 2009 No event 2000 Elizabeth Homes CHE 2010 Hannah Brown BOA 2001 Jackie Eastwood RIC 2011 Hannah Brown BOA 2002 Beth Campbell NOT 2012 Coral Birkhill LON 2003 Beth Campbell NOT 2013 Phoebe Ayres WEY 2004 Joanne Bates ELM 2014 Amy Ward ELM 2005 Anna Hemmings ELM 2015 Sophie Rooney BAN 2006 Hayleigh Mason NOT 2016 Amy Turner BAN 2007 Hayleigh Mason NOT 2017 Ava Dale FOX

Boy’s Kayak

Rhodes Trophy To the winner of the Under 18 K1 500m at the National Championship Event 1981 Nicholas Gregory WAR 1999 Owen Peake BOA 1982 Michael Smith SHE 2000 Andrew Kelly ELM 1983 Toby Mundy TON 2001 Simon Fennemore WEY 1984 Steven Adams ROY 2002 Liam Heath WEY 1985 Mark Adams ARM 2003 Edward Cox WEY 1986 James Butler NOT 2004 Ben Brown ELM 1987 Ian Livesey EXE 2005 Matthew Guy LBZ 1988 Chris Dorrell TON 2006 Robert Beer ELM 1989 Simon Ricketts ANK 2007 Tom Hide ADS 1990 Paul Slater LIC 2008 Tom Simmons BOA 1991 Paul Slater LIC 2009 Tom Simmons BOA 1992 Paul Slater LIC 2010 Mark Clive GAI 1993 Stephen Tingay LBZ 2011 Matthew Bowley BUR 1994 Andrew Morgan FLA 2012 Daniel Johnson CLM 1995 Daniel Greaves LEA 2013 Sean Redmond LGW 1996 Phillip Murphy GAI 2014 Edmund Haws WEY 1997 Damian Chapman NOT 2015 Noah Dembele LEA 1998 Craig Watt ELM 2016 Ieuan James FOR 2017 Ieuan James FOR

Henry Thelen Trophy Winner Boys Under 18 K1 200m at National Championship Event 2012 Matthew Bowley BPR 2015 Ieuan James FOR 2013 Lewis Duffield CLM 2016 Ieuan James FOR 2014 Jordi Eccles ANK 2017 Ieuan James FOR

Barry Murray Trophy Winner Boys Under 18 K1 1000m at National Championship Event 2016 Magnus Gregory LON 2017 Luke Shaw NOR

C9 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES Girl’s Kayak

Phillips Plate Winner Girls Under 18 K1 200m at National Championship Event 2012 Amy Ward ELM 2015 Deborah Kerr SKR 2013 Rebeka Simon ELM 2016 Emma Brockway LKR 2014 Deborah Kerr SDS 2017 Rachel Kneen FOR

The Dennis Smith Trophy To the winner of the Girls A K1 500m at the National Championship Event 1990 Tricia Davey RIC 2004 Tara Nutt ELM 1991 Helen Gilby ELM 2005 Louisa Sawers ELM 1992 Sue Bennett FLA 2006 Claire Spencer HER 1993 Emily Ormerod RIC 2007 Jessica Walker ROY 1994 Lucy Hardy FLA 2008 Maria Middlehurst ADS 1995 Rachel Train FLA 2009 Jenny Swallow CHE 1996 Sarah Griffith FLA 2010 Katherine Trotter ELM 1997 Jenny Lumb LBZ 2011 Emily Lewis WOR 1998 Elaine Appleby LBZ 2012 Amy Ward ELM 1999 Abigail Cattle RDG 2013 Rebeka Simon ELM 2000 Jenny Spencer HER 2014 Deborah Kerr SDS 2001 Rosalind Bates ELM 2015 Deborah Kerr SKR 2002 Zara Dale ELM 2016 Ava Dale FOX 2003 Shuna Braithwaite SDS 2017 Florence Duffield NOR

Junior Kayak & Canoe

Jones Cup Junior Racing Canoeist of Year Voted for by members of the Junior Olympic Racing Squad: sponsored by Rowland Jones 1981 Nicholas Gregory WAR 2000 Richard Darby Dowman ELM 1982 David Battershell WEY 2001 Jenny Spencer HER 1983 Gregory Slater LIC 2002 Liam Heath WEY 1984 Susie Perrett RLP 2003 Edward Cox WEY 1985 Gary Quittenton LIN 2004 Paul Wycherley WEY 1986 Andrea Dallaway LIC 2005 Allen Spencer HER 1987 Paul Enoch NOT 2006 Rachel Cawthorn WEY 1988 Jason Wilson ANK 2007 Tom Hide ADS 1989 Simon Ricketts ANK 2008 Jessica Walker ROY 1990 Tony Richardson ROY 2009 Dean Terry WEY 1991 Tricia Davey RIC 2010 Marton Simon ELM 1992 Anthony Crowther FLA 2011 Katherine Trotter ELM 1993 Stuart Crowther FLA 2012 Marton Simon ELM 1994 Timothy Brabants ELM 2013 Rebeka Simon / Amy Ward ELM 1995 Paul Darby Dowman ELM 2014 Edmund Haws WEY 1996 Daniel Golder BAN 2015 Deborah Kerr SKR 1997 Abigail Cattle RDG 2016 Magnus Gregory LON 1998 Richard Darby Dowman ELM 2017 Ieuan James FOR 1999 Richard Darby Dowman ELM

C10 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES Canoe

Dewar Cup Winner Men’s A C1 200m at National Championship Event 2012 Richard Jeffries NOT 2015 Christopher Calvert FLA 2013 Richard Jeffries NOT 2016 Christopher Calvert FLA 2014 Richard Jefferies NOT 2017 Dmitrijs Bogdanovs FOX

Doug Saxby Trophy To the winner of the Senior A C1 500m at the National Championship Event 1999 Stephen Train FLA 2008/10 No event 2000 Stephen Train FLA 2011 James Train FLA 2001 Karl Yurkwich RLS 2012 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 2002 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 2013 Marko Csokasi RIC 2003/4 No event 2014 James Styan FLA 2005 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 2015 James Styan FLA 2006 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 2016 Iain Weir BAN 2007 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 2017 Iain Weir BAN

Sidney Rowe Cup To the winner of the Senior A C1 1000m at the National Championship Event 1979 W Reichenstein IRV 1996 Derek Hall RDG 1980 W Reichenstein IRV 1997 Stephen Train FLA 1981 Stephen Train FLA 1998 Stephen Train FLA 1982 Marcus Gohar RIC 1999 Stephen Train FLA 1983 Marcus Gohar RIC 2000 Stephen Train FLA 1984 Andrew Train FLA 2001 Anthony Crowther FLA 1985 Andrew Train FLA 2002/4 No event 1986 Andrew Train FLA 2005 James Train FLA 1987/8 No event 2006 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 1989 Andrew Train FLA 2007/10 No event 1990 No event 2011 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 1991 Andrew Train FLA 2012 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 1992 Stephen Train FLA 2013 James Train FLA 1993 Andrew Train FLA 2014 James Styan FLA 1994 Stephen Train FLA 2015 James Styan FLA 1995 Eric Jamieson WEY 2016 Iain Weir BAN 2017 Iain Weir BAN

Women’s Canoe

Sam Rippington Trophy Winner Women’s Senior C1 200m at National Championship Event 2016 Chloe Bracewell HPP 2017 Katie Reid HPP

C11 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES Boy’s Canoe

Adjutants Cup To the winner of the Under 18 C1 500m at the National Championship Event 1981 Andrew Train FLA 1992 Thomas Love RLS 1982 Michael Train FLA 1993 Jonathon Love RLS 1983 Warren Ashman FLA 1994 Karl Yurkwich RLS 1984 Miles Broadbent FLA 1995 Karl Yurkwich RLS 1985 Jonathan Summers EXE 1996 Jonathon Love RLS 1986 Paul Parker WYR 1997 Toby Shipway LBZ 1987 Mark Parsloe FLA 1998 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 1988 Mark Parsloe FLA 1999 Toby Shipway LBZ 1989 Alex Martin FLA 2000 Matthew Lawrence LBZ 1990 Alex Martin FLA 2001 Lee Watson RLS 1991 Thomas Love RLS Reassigned – Male Junior Paddler with best C1 performance at the National Championship Event 2002 James Train FLA 2010 Adam Stannard RLS 2003 Simon Avery FLA 2011 Marko Csokasi RIC 2004 James Train FLA 2012 Max Jamieson WEY 2005 Gareth Hunt FLA 2013 Marko Csokasi RIC 2006 James Styan FLA 2014 Ben Phillips RIC 2007 Iain Weir BAN 2015 Ben Phillips RIC 2008 Iain Weir BAN 2016 Adrian Meikle-Briggs RIC 2009 Iain Weir BAN 2017 Arthur Leech RIC

Girl’s Canoe

Skinner’s Salver For the best performance by a Female Junior C1 at the National Championships 2011 Emily Hewitt SOU 2015 Georgina Pryor LEE 2012 Emily Hewitt SOU 2016 Ruth Bennett and FLA 2013 Emily Hewitt SOU Lydia Downing-Clarke FOR 2014 Emily Hewitt SOU 2017 Ruth Bennett FLA

Paracanoe

Jonathon Broome Memorial Trophy Paracanoe Men’s Kayak A 2013 Ian Marsden TRE Reassigned – Paracanoe Athlete of the Year as voted for by the athletes and staff of the British Canoeing Paralympic programme 2015 Jonny Young IND 2016 Tim Lodge WEY 2017 Tim Lodge WEY

C12 SPRINT RACING PERPETUAL TROPHIES

Inter-Club Competition

MacGregor Paddle For the winning club at the Inter-Club Championship Regatta 1977 Fladbury Paddle Club 1998 Elmbridge & Wey – Joint Winners 1978 Fladbury Paddle Club 1999 Richmond Canoe Club 1979 Fladbury Paddle Club 2000 Elmbridge Canoe Club 1980 Fladbury Paddle Club 2001 Elmbridge Canoe Club 1981 Fladbury Paddle Club 2002 Elmbridge Canoe Club 1982 Fladbury Paddle Club 2003 Elmbridge Canoe Club 1983 Richmond Canoe Club 2004 Leighton Buzzard C.C. 1984 Richmond Canoe Club 2005 Elmbridge Canoe Club 1985 Fladbury & Lincoln – Joint Winners 2006 Wey Kayak Club 1986 Fladbury Paddle Club 2007 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 1987 Richmond Canoe Club 2008 Wey Kayak Club 1988 Lincoln Canoe Club 2009 Wey Kayak Club 1989 Richmond Canoe Club 2010 Reading Canoe Club 1990 Richmond Canoe Club 2011 Reading Canoe Club 1991 Elmbridge Canoe Club 2012 Reading Canoe Club 1992 Fladbury Paddle Club 2013 Norwich Canoe Club 1993 Richmond Canoe Club 2014 Richmond Canoe Club 1994 Fladbury Paddle Club 2015 Richmond Canoe Club 1995 Wey Kayak Club 2016 Chelmsford & Wey – Joint Winners 1996 Wey Kayak Club 2017 Richmond Canoe Club 1997 Elmbridge Canoe Club

Marsport Trophy For the winning club of the Mini Sprint Series 2009 Lincoln Canoe Club 2013 Royal Leamington Spa CC 2010 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2014 Norwich Canoe Club 2011 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2015 Norwich Canoe Club 2012 Royal Leamington Spa CC 2016 Norwich Canoe Club 2017 Linlithgow Kayak Racing Club

C13 BRITISH CANOEING PERFORMANCE & TALENT PROGRAMMES

Paul Ratcliffe is the British Canoeing Performance Director with the overall responsibility for all the British Canoeing Performance and Talent Programmes.

Head Office: British Canoeing, National Water Sports Centre, Adbolton Lane, Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, NG12 2LU. Telephone: 01159 822094

Tokyo Strategy and Funding:

British Canoeing is in the fortunate position as a sport to receive a significant level of funding from the National Lottery which is allocated through UK Sport. The ultimate purpose of the funding for the World Class Performance Programmes is to win Olympic and Paralympic medals. Our process in achieving this starts by focusing on individuality by putting athletes right at the heart of everything we do to create an athlete centred culture.

British Canoeing’s Performance Programme funding is dedicated to supporting the most talented athletes in the Olympic disciplines of and Canoe Sprint Racing and the Paralympic discipline Paracanoe to win medals at the highest level. Having consistently won Olympic medals since 2000, the sport gained its first ever Olympic Champion, Tim Brabants, in the K1-1000 in Beijing in 2008. At the London 2012 Olympics, Ed McKeever followed this success, winning Gold on home soil in K1- 200. We had our best ever Olympic results at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, with Liam Heath winning Gold in the K1-200 and Liam Heath & Jon Schofield winning a Silver medal in the Men’s K2-200 event. We also had great success in our Paralympic debut, winning three Gold medals (Jeanette Chippington, Anne Dickens & Emma Wiggs) and two Bronze medals (Nick Beighton and Ian Marsden) at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

Our overall aim is to improve on our Rio 2016 performance at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games. For the Tokyo cycle the British Canoeing Olympic and Paralympic programme will be based at two High Performance Centres. The Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe programmes will be primarily based at Holme Pierrepont in Nottingham and the Canoe Slalom programme will be primarily based at the Lee Valley Whitewater Centre in Hertfordshire.

In 2017, the first year of the Tokyo cycle, athletes in each discipline achieved some outstanding World and European Championship successes. 2017 has also seen significant changes to the personnel within Slalom, Sprint and Paracanoe and was notable as we took time to review the culture within our World Class and Talent programmes. We have introduced some significant and positive changes to improve the wellbeing of athletes and coaches in the programme and this work will continue at pace in 2018.

British Canoeing receives funding from Sport England to support its Talent Programmes. Our vision is to create a world-leading Talent Programme which discovers, nurtures and delivers an oversupply of talented athletes with the characteristics required for senior international success for our World Class Programmes. The vision is also to create an environment committed to the pursuit of excellence and to supporting every athlete to be the best they can be.

For more information please refer to the www.britishcanoeing.org.uk and the Performance and Talent sections of the website.

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UK Sport Funded World Class Programme (from 1 January 2018) Following the 2017 Annual review the Canoe Sprint athletes listed below were nominated for the UK Sport World Class Podium and Podium Potential programmes:

2018 World Class Programme Canoe Sprint Athletes Athlete Funding Level Athlete Funding Level Liam Heath WEY Podium Rebii Simon ELM Podium Jon Schofield BRU Podium Jess Walker ROY Podium Jonathan Boyton ROY Podium Potential Rachel Cawthorn WEY Podium Mathew Bowley ROY Podium Potential Emily Lewis WOR Podium Potential Daniel Johnson CLM Podium Potential Deborah Kerr SKR Podium Potential Matthew Robinson BRU Podium Potential Samantha Rees Clark LOU Podium Potential Lewis Fletcher LGW Podium Potential Emma Ricketts ANK Podium Potential Magnus Gregory LON Podium Potential Amy Turner BAN Podium Potential Ieuan James FOR Podium Potential Katie Reid HPP Podium Potential Trevor Thomson EAL Podium Potential Afton Fitzhenry NIR Podium Potential Noah Dembele LEA Podium Potential Nia Tomas HPP Podium Potential Thomas Lusty SOL Podium Potential Bethany Gill HPP Podium Potential Charlie Smith LBZ Podium Potential Chloe Bracewell HPP Podium Potential Hannah Brown BOA Podium Potential Angela Hannah BAN Podium Potential

For details of the World Class Performance Programme Selection Matrix, please refer to the British Canoeing website.

Overview of the 2018 Selection Process

Please Note: At the time of print the 2018 Selection Policy is being finalised. The final copy of the selection policy will be published on the British Canoeing website in January 2018 and can be accessed by the following link www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/olympic-paralympic/policies/

With less than 1000 days until the Tokyo Games, the halfway point in the Tokyo cycle will be reached during 2018.

The Purpose of the Selection Policy is to clearly outline the processes which will lead to the selection of the best athletes for the major canoe sprint competition events in 2018. The Selection Policy is designed to allow athletes to produce optimum performance at the World Championships through clear selection assessments and prioritising preparation for key competition events across age groups.

The Selection policy will focus strongly on supporting the optimal performance delivery in Tokyo and will be focused on Tokyo 2020 Olympic events. The primary aim of the Senior & U23 Competition Programme is to provide opportunities for athletes to develop the racing skills and experiences in order to deliver our 2020 Mission and meet our annual milestone targets. (Section 2)

The Canoe Sprint International Panel (IP), which is appointed by and reports to the Board of British Canoeing, is responsible for all aspects of developing, approving and managing the implementation of the selection policy. This includes the annual policy for all Great Britain Canoe Sprint representative teams at Senior, Under 23 and Junior levels and also the Olympic Selection policy for 2020.

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Senior, U23 & Junior International Competition Programme 2018 Competition/Regatta Venue Date Date of Selection Announcement by IP 2018 Competitions Senior Teams ICF World Cup 1 Szeged, HUN 18 – 20 May 2018 Crew Boats -Tuesday 17th April 2018 ICF World Cup 2 Duisburg, GER 25 – 27 May 2018 Individual – Tuesday 1st May 2018 ICF Senior World Montemor O 22 – 26 August Championships Velho, POR 2018 (Performance Team) All - Tuesday 29th May 2018 ECA Senior European Belgrade, SRB 8 – 10 June 2018 Championships** (Development Team) 2018 Competitions U23 Teams ECA U23 European 28 June – 1 July Crew Boats -Tuesday 17th April 2018 Championships (Performance Auronzo, ITA 2018 Individual – Tuesday 1st May 2018 & Dev’t Team) ICF U23 World Championships Plovdiv, BUL 26 – 29 July 2018 Tuesday 3rd July 2018 (Performance Team) 2018 Competition Junior Teams Piestany International Crew Boats -Tuesday 17th April 2018 Piestany, SVK 1- 3 June 2018 Regatta, (Development team), Individual – Tuesday 1st May 2018 ECA Junior European (Additional U16 Piestany Places will 28 June – 1 July Championships (Perf & Dev’t Auronzo, ITA be based upon races at April regatta) 2018 Team) ICF Junior World Stage 1*** – Tuesday 3rd July 2018 Championships (Performance Plovdiv, BUL 26 – 29 July 2018 Stage 2*** – Tuesday 10th July 2018 Team) Olympic Hopes Regatta Piestany, SVK 14-16 Sept 2018 Tuesday 10th July 2018

** In the event that this competition is used as qualification for the European Games in 2019 which could be used as the continental qualifier for the Olympic Games, the IP reserve the right to prioritise sending the strongest team in Olympic events. *** Stage 1 refers to announcing any qualifiers for the Junior World Championship Team through performance at the Junior European Championships. This defines which (if any) events(s) will be considered at the July regatta for further team selection(s).

Following a meeting of the International Panel, team selections will be announced on the news section of the British Canoeing website www.britishcanoeing.org.uk by 5pm on the date specified in the table above.

This is a change to previous methods of communication to demonstrate transparency of process.

Team Selection Overview (all teams)

All 2018 Team selections will originate from domestic selection competitions which will be used to select athletes/crews to the Senior World Cup Teams, U23 European Championship Team & Junior European Championship team.

Domestic selection will be split into two open competitions on identified dates:

• Crew Boat selection (Senior & U23 & Junior) April 14th /15th 2018 at Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham

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• Individual selection (Senior & U23 & Junior) April 28th 2018 at Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham

Performances at the Senior World Cup race(s) will inform selection to the Senior World Championship team and Senior European Championship Team as outlined later. Performances at the Junior & U23 European Championship will determine selection to the Junior & U23 World Championship Team (stage 1 selection). If there are unfilled places in Olympic classes following the Junior European Championships, subject to achieving performance standards, the first boat in the July regatta in specific classes will be considered for Junior World Championship team selection (stage 2 selection).

Additional events and other information relevant for the selection process will be published on the BC website. www.britishcanoeing.org.uk

Figure 1 - Simplified Flow Diagram of Canoe Sprint Selection Process Seniors:

Make Top Boat at Selected for Senior World Cup selection World Championships and Worlds standard Selected for Senior Meet eligibility criteria World Cup Team and Participate in Selected for Senior Make 2nd boat or Euros Senior Crew Boat European Standard at World Cup and/or Individual boat Championships selection trials Not Selected

U23:

Make selection criteria at Selected for U23 World U23 European Championship Team Championships Selected for U23 European Championship Team Not selected for U23 World Championship Meet eligibility criteria Team and Participate in U23 & Senior Crew Boat and/or Not Selected Individual boat selection trials Selected to Senior European Championship team Possibility to compete at U23 World and/or Selected to Senior World European Championships Cup Team

Selected to Senior World Championship Team

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Juniors:

Make selection criteria Selected for Junior at Junior European World Championships Selected for Junior Championships European Championship Team Not selected for Junior & Piestany World Championship Team through performance at Junior Meet eligibility Selected to Euros criteria and Piestany Participate in Junior Development Race If Junior Worlds place Selected to Crew Boat and/or remains available after Olympic Hopes Individual boat Junior Euros then 2nd selection trials Not Selected next opportunity to qualify at July regatta by making opportunity is at July regatta Not Selected for Jun Worlds and for standard Olympic Hopes if U17

World Class Programme Paracanoe Athletes 2018

Following the 2017 Annual review the athletes listed below were nominated for the UK Sport Podium and Podium Potential Paracanoe programmes

2018 World Class Programme Paracanoe Athletes Athlete Funding Level Athlete Funding Level Jonathan Young CNI Podium Emma Wiggs IND Podium Martin Tweedie IND Podium Jeanette Chippington LON Podium Ian Marsden IND Podium Nicola Paterson IND Podium Nick Beighton IND Podium Charlotte Henshaw IND Podium Potential Robert Oliver SOL Podium Chelsey Dixon IND Podium Potential David PhillipsonIND Podium Potential Lindsay Thorpe IND Podium Potential

Paracanoe Selection Events 2018

Team Selection is based upon performances in identified selection regattas and at International events. In order to be considered for selection, athletes must participate in all applicable regattas and events. GBR Teams will be selected for the following events in 2018:

Event/Regatta Venue Date Date of Selection Announcement by IP 2018 Events - Paracanoe World Cup 1 Szeged, HUN 18 – 20 May 2018 Senior European Belgrade, SRB 8 – 10 June 2018 Tuesday 17th April 2018 Championships Montemor O 22 – 26 August Senior World Championships Tuesday 10th July 2018 Velho, POR 2018

Subject to policy detail and performance standard, British Canoeing may select up to 2 boats per event at the ICF/ECA World & European Championships and ICF World Cup.

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Figure 2 - Simplified Flow Diagram of Paracanoe 2018 Selection Process

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British Canoeing Talent Programme Overview

As a Talent Programme we look to support athletes along the pathway and within their clubs, acknowledging the support they receive from their club coaches.

Within the British Canoeing Pathway we look to support athletes and those who support the athletes through their journey through 3 layers: Racing Skills Programme: Clubs are an essential part of a healthy talent pathway and provide environments which support individuals to fulfil their potential. The England Talent programme is engaging in work to help develop clubs, coaches and parents. British Canoeing is committing to support and work in partnership with coaches, athletes and parents during the Tokyo Olympic cycle to provide support to develop and grow club athletes. Racing skills looks to bring coaches, athletes and parents together to share knowledge and to allow those to be better informed to aid the growth of the young paddler in a fun and inventive way. The programme is all about developing an athletic athlete that wants to remain in the sport, whether it be Sprint, Marathon or any other discipline they choose.

Within the Racing Skills training days, we look to develop the club coaches’ experiences and knowledge by creating open forums and workshops lead by the club coaches involving the Talent Coach Development Manager and Talent Pathway Manager working from a framework to help increase the club coaches and athletes’ experiences and knowledge. It’s not just about developing athletes, the days are also about the coaches and the parents, running individual workshops for each group.

Super Regional Squads:

The SRS programme aims to support, develop and prepare athletes in a manner which assists them to gain the skills and characteristics required to progress onto the British Canoeing ENTS Programme and onto longer term senior international success as members of the GB Sprint Team. Throughout the course of the year a number of training days and camps will be set out to equip athletes with the skills and training necessary to progress onto Junior teams to compete at the Olympic Hopes and major Championships. The Regional days provide the opportunity for athletes/Parents and coaches to engage with the Regional SRS coach to help support the athlete in their training in their individual environment.

England National Talent Programme: The ENTS programme aims to support, develop and prepare athletes in a manner which assists them to gain the skills and characteristics required to progress onto the British Canoeing World Class Podium Potential Programme and onto longer term senior international success as members of the GB Sprint Team. The ENTS programme sets out to equip athletes with the skills and training necessary to progress onto Junior teams to compete at the Europeans and World championships. ENTS Camps provide the opportunity for athletes/Parents and coaches to engage with specialist providers in Psychology, Nutrition, Performance Lifestyle and S&C to help support the athlete in their training.

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Figure 3: Canoe Sprint Athlete Pathway

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Figure 4: Paracanoe Athlete Pathway

C22 STANDARDS FOR SPRINT RACING

K1 and C1 times on a fast course Band National Sprint Racing Classes 1000m 500m 200m HC Olympic 3:24 & 1:36 K1 3.26 1.36 35.00 0 World Champion Men K1 3.30 1.38 35.66 1 1 3.34 1.40 36.33 2 Men A Kayak 3.38 1.42 37.00 3 3.42 1.44 37.66 4 3.46 1.46 38.33 P 5 World Champion C1 / Women K1 3.50 1.48 39.00 D 6 Men B Kayak Men A Canoe 3.54 1.50 39.66 7 2 Masters A Kayak 3.58 1.52 40.33 8 Boys A Kayak 4.02 1.54 41.00 9 Women A Kayak 4.06 1.56 41.66 P 10 Men C Kayak Men B Canoe 4.10 1.58 42.33 D 11 Masters B Kayak Boys A Canoe 4.14 2.00 43.00 12 3 Boys B Kayak 4.18 2.02 43.66 13 Women B Kayak 4.22 2.04 44.33 14 Girls A Kayak 4.26 2.06 45.00 P 15 Men D Kayak Men C Canoe 4.30 2.08 45.66 D 16 Masters C Kayak Boys B Canoe 4.34 2.10 46.33 17 4 Boys C Kayak Women A Canoe 4.38 2.12 47.00 18 Women C Kayak Women Masters A 4.42 2.14 47.66 19 Girls B Kayak 4.46 2.16 48.33 P 20 Masters D Kayak Men D Canoe 4.50 2.18 49.00 D 21 Boys D Kayak Boys C Canoe 4.54 2.20 49.66 22 5 Women D Kayak Women B Canoe 4.58 2.22 50.33 23 Women Masters B Girls A Canoe 5.02 2.24 51.00 24 Girls C Kayak 5.06 2.26 51.66 P 25

Boys D Canoe 5.10 2.28 52.33 D 26 Women C Canoe 5.14 2.30 53.00 27 6 Girls B Canoe 5.18 2.32 53.66 28 Girls D Kayak 5.22 2.34 54.33 29 5.26 2.36 55.00 P 30 Women D Canoe 5.30 2.38 D 31 Girls C Canoe 5.34 2.40 32 7 5.38 2.42 33 Regional Regattas recommended for others 5.42 2.44 34 5.46 2.46 P 35 Girls D Canoe 5.50 2.48 D 36 5.54 2.50 37 8 Regional Regattas recommended for others 5.58 2.52 38 6.02 2.54 39 6.06 2.56 P 40 To Boys D Kayak 2.26 P 25 Boys Under 12 Kayak Minimum time 3.45 To Girls D Kayak 2.36 P 30 Girls Under 12 Kayak Minimum time 3.45 Minimum Mini Sprint A 3.30 Minimum Mini Sprint B 4.00 All classes within the same band are subject to the same performance standards. There is no significance to the order in which classes are listed within each time band. The handicap (HC) column is used to vary the standard time for each band to account for racing conditions at the time. Promotions (P) and demotions (D) are possible on 1000m, 500m, 200m races.

D1 PLACID WATER RACING AWARDS

The awards are intended to recognise and encourage improvement in canoe and kayak racing performance. They can be attempted in any canoe or kayak, although the aim is to encourage the use of straight running craft in an individual’s progression to modern racing boats.

The 500m Award is particularly useful to determine the appropriate level of entry for paddlers into Marathon and Sprint Racing.

Canoeing and the Environment: Canoeing is an exciting, adventurous, competitive and recreational activity from which much of the enjoyment and adventure comes from the natural environment. Every canoeist must remember to respect all wildlife, and take care not to damage or destroy the environment, by observing the You, Your Canoe and the Environment leaflet.

Assessing: Any Level of British Canoeing Coach (in current membership) or British Canoeing Affiliated Club Official may test candidates for the Placid Water Racing Awards. The awards are administered by the Home Nation Associations on submission of individual Placid Water Racing Award Pass Slips (available from the Home Nation Associations).

1) Time Trial Awards: Type of boat: Any canoe or kayak Aim: To introduce and encourage new paddlers to club based competition

The Time Trial Award can be tested over any distance from 2,000 to 10,000 metres. It is awarded on the basis of speed (minutes per 1,000 metres) and can be attempted in any type of canoe or kayak. The award is designed to be flexible; to suit whatever placid water is available. Testing can be organised as part of a fun race, a club handicap race or specially organised time trial.

Award K1 K2 C1 C2 Blue 10 9 12 10 Bronze 9 8 11 9 Silver 8 7 10 8 Gold 7 6 9 7

(Maximum time in minutes per 1,000 metres)

2) 500m Sprint Awards: Type of boat: Any canoe or kayak Aim: To recognise and encourage improvement in racing performance and to determine the level of entry into British Canoeing Sprint and Marathon competition.

D2 PLACID WATER RACING AWARDS

Award Kayak Men Kayak Women Canoe Green 4.00 4.20 5.00 Blue 3.30 3.45 4.00 Bronze 3.05 3.20 3.20 Silver 2.45 3.00 3.00 Gold 2.30 2.45 2.45

(Time in minutes - single canoe / kayak)

As a guide for coaches, team leaders and paddlers wishing to place an entry for the first time in a Divisional Marathon Race and/or a club, local or regional Sprint Regatta, the following levels, using the 500m award, are suggested to ensure new paddlers race with paddlers of similar ability:

Award Discipline Kayak Men Kayak Women Canoe Blue Marathon Div 9 Div 9 Div 9 Bronze Marathon Div 8 Div 9 Div 9 Sprint (local or Junior Men Junior Women regional event) Veteran Men Silver Marathon Div 7 Div 8 Div 8 Sprint (local or Senior Women Junior Men regional event) Senior Men Gold Marathon Div 6 Div 7 Div 7 Sprint (local or Senior Men regional event)

NB: Potential entrants for Sprint regattas should normally achieve their award in either a racing canoe in high kneeling position or racing kayak with a seat.

NB: Entry Levels for Sprint National Regattas, see ‘Standards for Racing’ chart page D1

3) Marathon and Half Marathon Awards:

Type of boat: Any canoe or kayak Aim: To recognise and encourage improvement in Marathon racing performance There are a number of races in the national calendar that provide a suitable venue for testing these awards. The standards may be adjusted to take account of courses slightly longer than the award distance, flow and portages (allow three minutes per portage).

Boat Half Marathon (13 miles) Marathon (26 miles) Bronze Silver Gold Bronze Silver Gold C1 Finish 3.15 2.45 Finish 6.30 5.30 C2 Finish 2.45 2.15 Finish 5.30 4.30 K1 Finish 2.45 2.15 Finish 5.30 4.30 K2 Finish 2.15 2.00 Finish 4.30 4.00

Time in hours and minutes

D3 COACHING AND LEADING THE COMPETITION DISCIPLINES

Developing your coaching and leadership skills through British Canoeing courses

There are various pathways enabling both paddlers (boat based) and non-paddlers (bank based) to become Competition Coaches. There are a range of direct entry awards available, which could be the first step for any aspirant coach or leader.

Paddlesport Instructor

The Paddlesport Instructor (formally Level 1) is aimed at those delivering introductory Paddlesport events and taster sessions, providing fun and engaging experiences for all ages and any of the competitive paddlesport disciplines. The Paddlesport Instructor can plan, deliver and review short coaching sessions, normally with the support of a more qualified coach, so is a great first step for those new to coaching.

If you wish to enter the Coaching Scheme as a ‘Boat Based Coach’, then you will need the 2 Star Paddlesport Award or the Paddle Power Discover Award or higher , together with completion of a Foundation Safety and Rescue Training Course. The 2 Star is an award that has to be taken in Canoe and Kayak. The choice of boat that is used for each of these is entirely up to you! If you want to use your C1 or K1 for the canoe or kayak aspects of the course, you are entitled to do so.

If you wish to enter as a ‘Bank-Based Coach’, then you only need to complete a Foundation Safety and Rescue Training Course.

The Foundation Safety and Rescue Course may be included in Paddlesport Instructor course by adding an extra day, or it could be attended prior to the Paddlesport Instructor Training Course.

The Paddlesport Instructor is takes place over 4 days. The course may be modulated over weekends, evenings or during the week over a longer period of time. This offers flexibility to aspirant coaches.

Assessment takes place during the course, with a number of tasks being performed and continual feedback given by the course tutors. The course is generic in nature with opportunity to explore different methods of coaching in and to a variety of craft; canoes and kayaks; singles and crew boats, which offers a great opportunity to try out new boats! Again, you can use the craft you regularly paddle and coach from for the majority of the course.

Coach Award

Launched in January 2018, the Coach Award creates discipline specific pathways across all disciplines, including the Racing Coach Award. The Coach Awards are designed for people whose core function is to coach paddlers who want to gain/improve paddlesport skills. This will include coaching beginners new to the sport, or paddlers looking to develop their skills in the given discipline/environment. The Racing Coach Award is open to boat-based and bank based paddlers.

The Racing Coach Award includes a 2 day of Core Coach Training and a 2 day Racing Coach training, which is concluded by a 1 day assessment. There are direct entry options available, a British Canoeing membership is the only prerequisite of the Core Coach Training. Where relevant, coaches who have already completed various British Canoeing qualifications can by-pass the Core Coach Training and/or Discipline Specific Training. Coaches who have completed the Sprint Discipline Support Module Part 2 (training and logbook) can choose to by-pass the respective Racing Coach Training if they feel confident with the content.

There is a supportive eLearning package available to aid learning.

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Performance Coach

Performance Coaches (formally Level 3) are discipline specific and is available in Sprint or Marathon. Performance Coaches are trained to oversee an annual programme for paddlers and coaches under their direction. It is the ideal qualification for those coaches who have a lead coaching role within a club.

Performance Coaches can be boat based or bank based. They would need appropriate qualifications or experience required to fulfil the conditions to become a boat based coach.

The Performance Coach Course consists of a 3-day (or equivalent) Generic Core, this is followed by 3 Intermediate Supporting Modules and then a 2 day Discipline Specific Course. Then various assessment tasks have to be fulfilled over a 12 month period. The assessment process involves two parts, one in the training environment and one at a competition environment with the coach’s own long term athletes.

Paddlesport Leader

The Paddlesport Leader Award is aimed at paddlers taking on formal leadership responsibilities in benign, sheltered water environments and aims to support Leaders to run safe, quality, enjoyable trips based on their group’s needs and aspirations. For example, in a racing club, a Paddlesport Leader could provide a safety overview on a training session chaperoning other paddlers.

The Paddlesport Leader is a direct entry award and training is not compulsory. Leaders can opt for British Canoeing Paddlesport Leader Training courses, which are available to support you in your development of the required skills. These courses typically cover leadership skills, and the associated personal skills, safety and rescue skills. Alternatively, you may wish to opt for more bespoke training opportunities. For example, private tuition, in-house training at your club, working alongside/shadowing other Leaders, or conference/symposium workshops.

The only prerequisites for the 1 day assessment are Home Nation membership and a one day First Aid Award.

There are supportive resources available, including the Paddlesport Leader eLearning, a Skills Checklist and Leading Experience record.

Support Modules for Marathon or Sprint

Any level of Coach can attend a one-day DSM course. These are available in both Sprint and Marathon and focus on the basic aspects involved in coaching, particularly forward paddling technique in canoe and kayak. It is designed to give the Coach an initial understanding of Sprint and Marathon Coaching. Dates for the Modules can be found on the British Canoeing Coaching Pages here http://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/coaching- leadership/courses-for-coaches#discipline-support-modules

Supporting Modules

To help a coach or leader with their personal development, there are a number of Foundation Modules and Intermediate Modules available as supporting units. Details of these can be found at http://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/coaching-leadership/courses-for-coaches#foundation-modules and www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/coaching-leadership/courses-for-coaches#intermediate-modules

This includes the Strength and Conditioning Foundation Module is available for clubs or groups of clubs to access. This course is aimed at the coach who wishes to commence Strength and Conditioning work at the club without having to rely on expensive equipment or hiring sports halls or gyms.

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APL

In some instances aspirant coaches may have prior experience that may enable them to enter the Coaching Awards programme at a higher level.

If you feel you have experience that can be accredited as prior experience, then refer to the Accredited Prior Learning (APL) Policy: http://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/coaching-leadership/support- recognition/accredited-prior-learning

CPD (Continuous Professional Development) for coaches is available to club coaches to further their existing knowledge, ideas and understanding.

Information on coaching opportunities and supporting modules can be found on coaching pages of the British Canoeing website http://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/coaching-leadership/support-recognition/coach- update-scheme

First Aid Requirements

The requirements relating to First Aid qualifications and the different coaching levels held can be found at: http://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/coaching-leadership/support-recognition/coach-update-scheme

For further information, please contact [email protected]

D6 CLUB COLOURS 4AS ABF ACU ADS 4AS Newark Aberfan Army Canoe Union Addlestone

ANK BAD BAN BAS Anker Valley Barking & Dagenham Banbury & District Basingstoke Canal

BCC BEJ BOA BPR Belfast Bourne End Juniors Bradford on Avon Burton Phoenix

BPS BR8 BRE BRI Broadland Paddle Bridge 8 Brecon Bristol

BRU BRY BSF BTH Brunel Bryanston Bishop’s Stortford Bath

D7 D7 CLUB COLOURS BUR CAM CDF CEL Burton Cambridge Cardiff Celbridge

CHE CKP CLM CLM Chester Cokethorpe Chelmsford (sprint) Chelmsford

CNI DCP DEV DUD Canoe N. Ireland Dyffryn Conwy Devizes Duddon

EAL ELM ERN EXE Ealing Elmbridge Erne Paddlers Exeter

FLA FOR FOX FOY Fladbury Forth Falcon Oxford Fowey

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D8 CLUB COLOURS GAI GLO GLS GLW Gailey Gloucester Glanford & Scunthorpe Glasgow

HAS HEM HEN HER Hastings Hemel Hempstead Henley Hereford

HPP HUN HYM ICH Holme Pierrepont Huntingdon Herts Young Mariners Ichthus

IPS KCC KIM KIR Ipswich Kilcullen Kimbolton Kirkcaldy

LBZ LEA LEE LIN Leighton Buzzard Leaside Lee Valley Lincoln

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D9 CLUB COLOURS LKR LON LOU MAD Linlithgow Longridge Loughborough Macclesfield

MAI MER MLO MVR Maidstone Mercia Marlow Manvers

NBY NMC NOR NOT Newbury North Merchiston Norwich Nottingham

OSC PAN PEN PLY Ocean Sports Club Pangbourne Pennine Plymouth

PNZ POO PPL RAF Penzance Poole Paddleplus Royal Air Force

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D10 CLUB COLOURS RDG RIC RLS RNK Reading Richmond Royal Leamington Spa Royal Navy

ROY RTA RUN SDS Royal Regional Training Runcorn Scottish Development

SER SHK SHP SLP Seren DWR Sharks Shropshire Salmon Leap

SOL SOR SOU SOW Solihull Soar Valley Southampton Special Olympics Wales

STO SUT SWA TAM Stoke Racers Sutton Bingham Swansea Tamar Valley

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D11 CLUB COLOURS TAU TON TRE TRU Taunton Tonbridge Trentham Truro

TTN UKF VIK WCR Thomastown United Kingdom Armed Viking Winchester Forces

WEY WIN WOK WOL Wey Kayak Windsor Wokingham Wolverhampton

WOP WOR WYC Wear Whoppers Worcester Wiltshire Youth Club

To register new club colours please contact: Colour Registration – Louise Clive Email: [email protected]

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D12 CLUB ABBREVIATIONS

4AS Newark 4 As Canoe Club LON Longridge Canoe Club ABF Aberfan Canoe Club LOU Loughborough University ACU Army Canoe Union MAD Macclesfield & District Canoe Club ADS Addlestone Canoe Club MAI Maidstone Canoe Club ANG Angus Canoe Club MAL Malton and Norton Canoe Club ANK Anker Valley Canoe Club MDN Meridian Canoe Club BAB Bradford & Bingley Canoe Club MER Mercia Canoe Club BAD Barking and Dagenham Canoe Club MLO Marlow Canoe Club BAN Banbury & District Canoe Club MVR Manvers Waterfront Boat Club BAS Basingstoke Canal Canoe Club NAI Nairn Kayak Club BCC Belfast Canoe Club NBY Newbury Canoe Club BEJ Bourne End Junior Sports Club NMC North Merchiston BOA Bradford on Avon Canoe Club NOR Norwich Canoe Club BPR Burton Phoenix Racers NOT Nottingham Kayak Club BPS Broadland Paddle Sport NSK North East Sea Kayak BR8 Bridge 8 Canoe Club OSC Ocean Sports Club BRE Brecon Canoe Club PAN Pangbourne Canoe Club BRI Bristol Canoe Club PEN Pennine Canoe Club BRU Brunel University PLY Plymouth College Canoe Club BRY Bryanston School Canoe Club PNZ Penzance Canoe Club BSF Bishops Stortford Canoe Club POO Poole Harbour Canoe Club BTH Bath Canoe Club PPL Paddleplus BUD Bude Canoe Club PRA Paddlesport Racers Association BUR Burton Canoe Club RAF Royal Air Force Canoe Association CAM Cambridge Canoe Club RDG Reading Canoe Club CDF Cardiff Bay Kayakers RIC Richmond Canoe Club CEL Celbridge Canoe Club RLS Royal Leamington Spa Canoe Club CHE Chester & Canoeing Club RMK Royal Marines Kayak Club CKP Cokethorpe School Kayak Club RNK Royal Navy Kayak Association CLM Chelmsford Canoe Club ROY Royal Canoe Club CNI Canoe Northern Ireland RTA Regional Training DCP Dyffryn Conwy Canoe Club RUN Runcorn Canoe Club DEV Devizes Canoe Club SDS Scottish Development Squad DUD Duddon Canoe Club SER Seren DWR Cardiff EAL Ealing Canoe Club SHK The Sharks ELM Elmbridge Canoe Club SHP Shropshire Paddlesport Club ERN Erne Paddlers SKR Strathclyde Kayak Racing Club EXE Exeter Canoe Club SLP Salmon Leap Canoe Club FLA Fladbury Paddle Club SOL Solihull Canoe Club FOR SOR Soar Valley Canoe Club FOX Falcon (Oxford) SOU Southampton Canoe Club FOY Fowey River Canoe Club SOW Special Olympic Wales GAI Gailey Canoe Club STO Stoke Racers GLO Gloucester Canoe Club SUT Sutton Bingham & District Canoe Club GLS Glanford & Scunthorpe Canoe Club SWA Swansea Kayak Club GLW Glasgow Kayak Club SWY Stornoway HAS Hastings and District Canoe Club TAM Tamar Valley Nomads HEM Hemel Hempstead Canoe Club TAU Taunton Canoe Club HEN Henley Canoe Club TON Tonbridge Canoe Club HER Hereford Kayak Club TRE Trentham Canoe Club HPP Holme Pierrepont Racing Canoe Club TRU Truro Canoe Club HUN Huntingdon Canoe Club TTN Thomastown Paddlers HYM Herts Young Mariners Base UKF United Kingdom Armed Forces ICH Ichthus Canoe Club VIK IPS Ipswich Canoe Club WCP West Coast Paddlers KCC Kilcullen Canoe Club WCR Winchester & District Canoe Club KIM Kimbolton School Canoe Club WEY Wey Kayak Club KIN Kingston Kayak Club (Hull) WIN Windsor and District Canoe Club KIR Kirkcaldy Canoe Club WOK Wokingham Canoe Club LAK Lakeland Canoe Club WOL Wolverhampton Canoe Club LBZ Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club WOP Wear Whoppers LEA Leaside Canoe Club WOR Worcester Canoe Club LEE Lee Valley Paddlesports Club WRC White Rose Canoe Club (Leeds) LIN Lincoln Canoe Club WYC Wiltshire Youth Canoe Club LKR Linlithgow Kayak Racing YOU You Can Community Club

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Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Mens A - MAK Kayak: Mens B - MBK Beer Robert ROY 1989 Abraham Alexander NOT 1993 Beevers Joe WEY 1993 Alexio Maxim WEY 1999 Bowley Matthew BPR 1994 Argenteiro Yuri RIC 1997 Boyton Jonathan ROY 1988 Argentiero Eros RIC 1991 Brennan Tom SLP 1992 Armstrong Spencer DEV 1999 Chmiel Zyggy NOT 1997 Astbury John RAF 1984 Dembele Noah LEA 1998 Baker Ralph NOT 1985 Duffield Lewis CLM 1995 Baker Ralph SOU 1985 Durden George ELM 1993 Ball Stephen ANK 1994 Egan Peter SLP 1979 Bird William LON 1996 Fitzsimons Michael CEL 1993 Bohle Oliver LKR 1999 Fletcher Lewis LKR 1993 Bowen Gabriele WEY 1998 Gallacher Ben FOR 2000 Bowley James BPR 1997 Glover Sam FOX 1997 Bowyer Luke ELM 1997 Gregory Magnus LON 1998 Burdett Sam WEY 1996 Harding Luke LON 1998 Butler Billy LON 1988 Haynes Ben LBZ 1989 Cadell Finn LKR 1999 Heath Liam WEY 1984 Cahill Bernard SLP 1994 James Ieuan FOR 1999 Callow Mat NOR 1999 Johansson David RIC 1994 Carson Christopher WEY 1998 Johnson Daniel CLM 1994 Clive Mark GAI 1993 Johnson Matthew CLM 1996 Cox Sam RIC 1989 Kirton Lewis ROY 1988 Cummings Craig SLP 1998 Lambert Michael WEY 1991 Devonald Henry SWA 1995 Littlewood Max HPP 1998 Doughty William LIN 1996 Lusty Tom SOL 1994 Duffield Max CLM 1991 Marciniak Miki WEY 1999 Eccles Jordi ANK 1996 McMorrin Colin KIR 1988 English Simeon BSF 1996 Mitchell George WOR 1993 Freebody Calvin WEY 1993 Moule Keith CLM 1980 Gaul Krystian ANK 1992 Naftanaila Stelian NOT 1995 Gingell Calum BOA 1999 O'Connor Ryan SLP 1999 Gray Christopher LIN 1998 Pendle Tim NOR 1989 Hatton David CHE 1998 Poole Robert LBZ 1989 Haws Edmund WEY 1996 Redmond Sean LKR 1995 Hayes Ben GAI 1995 Rice Sean RIC 1989 Henley Conor WYC 1995 Robinson Matthew CDF 1993 Hicks Albert NOR 1994 Russell James CLM 1997 Howlett Taine RLS 1999 Schofield Jonathan SOR 1985 Humphries Timothy ROY 1989 Sliwa Jakub NOT 1998 Hunt Daniel NOR 1997 Smith Charlie LBZ 1999 James Daniel WEY 1997 Thomson Trevor EAL 1998 Jefferies Robert PEN 1993 Tye Jonny WOR 1993 Kovacs Andras WEY 1998 Vidalis Loukas NOT 1994 Lark Scoob ROY 1996 Watkins Barry SLP 1989 Low Nathan SKR 1998 McCarthy Sean RIC 1994 D14 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Mens B Cont’d – MBK Kayak: Mens C - MCK McKittrick Oscar ELM 1999 Antunovic Luka BAN 1998 McMullen Ross ELM 1996 Banks Oliver WEY 1998 McMurtrie Jamie ADS 1997 Barnes Josh ACU 1995 Medvedev Jevenij SLP 1988 Barton Neil RDG 1988 Millar Ricky NOT 1994 Best Joshua GAI 1999 Missen James BOA 1996 Blackman Isaac RIC 1996 Morris Timmo FOX 1998 Borchardt Edward LIN 1999 New James WYC 1995 Bunyon Alex CLM 1999 Newing Joshua ROY 1993 Butt Tom NOT 1989 Nobbs Ashley NOR 1996 Caisley Joe TON 1999 O'Grady Jonathan RUN 1989 Calder Jordan CNI 1998 O'Hagan Jack SLP 1996 Carter Phillip ROY 1988 Oliver Robert SOL 1988 Caruncho Abellanas Juan RIC 1986 O'Neil Brian SLP 1998 Clark Leonard TON 1989 Orme Ross ANK 1998 Cordery James WEY 1990 Parkes Matthew NOR 1996 Crocker Dale LBZ 1995 Peters Connor LON 1996 Dawson Tom FOX 1990 Petersen Joe BAN 1999 Dean Phil NOT 1989 Powell Ben RIC 1998 Di-Gregorio Stefano ELM 1998 Purcell Freddie RIC 1993 Daley Sam HYM 1996 Quittenton Peter LIN 1998 Doran James LIN 1999 Rees-Clark Mike ELM 1993 Duff Craig NOT 1990 Rix Oliver NOR 1993 Fegent Archie RIC 1998 Romain Nicholas WEY 1995 Fitzhenry Luke CNI 1997 Sharpe Tom RIC 1990 Foley Marcus ELM 1998 Shearer Harry NOR 1998 Gearing Juan CLM 1999 Shephard Owen CLM 1987 Goldsack Tom WEY 1999 Sheppy Alex DEV 1998 Gunn Sam ELM 1999 Slattery Mark SLP 1998 Hadland Shayne LON 1991 Slight Daniel LEA 1989 Hadland Nick RIC 1996 William RLS 1998 Haigh Graeme TRE 1991 Sneddon Ryan WOR 1992 Harris George FOX 1998 Staff Issac FOX 1994 Harte Shaun BAN 1999 Strong Declan CLM 1997 Hayward Kieren NOR 1999 Stubbs David FOX 1998 Hayward Mathew NOR 1997 Terry Dean ROY 1991 Herbert Fred FOX 1998 Urquhart Arthur BAN 1999 Hoffman-Muzio Cosimo RIC 1999 Walsh Shaune NOT 1986 Howson Lee BPR 1989 Webster James BOA 1993 Jones Sam BAN 1995 Wilkes Mark CLM 1992 Keeble James RDG 1986 Wilkes Peter CLM 1992 Khlaf Oliver RIC 1999 Wilkinson Kayne ELM 1998 Kirkham Oliver NOR 1995 Willson Brett ACU 1992 Leaper James PAR 1997 Yates Paul WEY 1989 Leissing Thomas Markus FOX 1988 Young Jonathon PAR 1984 Lennie Alasdair GLW 1994 Young Josh BSF 1990 Lodge Matthew NOR 1995 D15 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Mens C Cont’d – MCK Kayak: Mens D Cont’d – MDK Lynch Thomas WOR 1993 Dulake Sebastian CLM 1997 Mitchell Daniel CLM 1989 Dumolo Adam FOX 1986 Morris Charlie FOX 1999 Duncan Alasdair BAN 1991 Murphy Darragh ERN 1994 Edwards Duncan RDG 1990 Nixon William TRE 1998 Fishburn Struan CHE 1996 Oldfield-Connor Jake CHE 1998 Flack Robin BAN 1998 Palmer Daniel FOY 1997 Garton Laurence NOT 1984 Parry Alex CDF 1998 Green Blaize CLM 1996 Pearce Ryan FOY 1990 Hisset Iain PAN 1986 Plewman Daniel WEY 1997 Hook Reef EAL 1999 Preston-Bell Theo TON 1999 Hubner Jacob NOT 1999 Riley Steve FOY 1989 Kay Harvey NOT 1997 Southey Michael FOY 1993 Kirkham William NOR 1997 Spencer Joe CLM 1997 Lee-Gill Sam RIC 1990 Stanway Thomas CLM 1995 Leonard James PAN 1989 Strong Aidan CLM 1999 Leonard Stephen PAN 1999 Terry Dean NOR 1998 Lineham Robert ABF 1984 Townend Ashley LBZ 1990 Lucas Christopher ADS 1998 Tysoe David WOR 1993 MacNab Connor PAN 1999 Walkinton James CLM 1994 McCracken Joe BAN 1998 Weir Iain BAN 1992 McHale Sam CLM 1998 Welch Charlie WEY 1994 McLeod Callum ELM 1999 Westall Matthew PAN 1984 Miller Daniel SOU 1995 Westwood Joshua FOX 1998 Mitchell James BAN 1999 White Owen CLM 1998 Muehler Max RIC 1998 Willoughby Guy ADS 1998 Nicholls Braddie RIC 1998 Wilson Craig CNI 1997 Parker Will SER 1997 Wood Stuart BTH 1994 Phillips Ben RIC 1998 Kayak: Mens D - MDK Phillipson Dave IND 1989 Battison Barnes BAN 1999 Pike Oliver FLA 1996 Battison Alex BAN 1999 Plant Stephen EAL 1998 Booth Chris FOX 1990 Rendle Charlie RIC 1991 Carman Alex LIN 1998 Rijks Jim NOR 1996 Carvell Nicholas WEY 1999 Rooks Alan SUT 1998 Chamberlin Lochlan CLM 1999 Rooks William SUT 1998 Chapman Iain KIR 1998 Rounsley Jack LIN 1997 Cockrill Benjamin CLM 1997 Rowlands Mathew SER 1991 Cook Oliver SOL 1999 Rowland Tom ROY 1987 Cuddington David NOT 1984 Shephard Evan RDG 1985 Cummings Seamus BAN 1999 Sillitoe Callum LBZ 1990 Dean Simon LKR 1984 Stenning Richard WEY 1997 Deboer Peter NOT 1993 Stewart Adam SHK 1997 Deville Andrew CLM 1997 Stormont Nicholas FOX 1996 Dimond Gabriel BTH 1998 Strickland Tim RIC 1999 Doshi-Keeble Fraiser SOL 1998 Stroud William CLM 1999 Driskel Daniel EAL 1984 Tilbury-Clarke Simon PAN 1999 D16 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Mens D Cont’d – MDK Kayak: Men Masters B Cont’d – MVBK Todd Kieran FOX 1999 Todd Dylan ROY 1977 Turner Luke NOR 1999 Vincent Richard SOR 1957 Underwood Grant SHK 1994 Wilshaw Jack RIC 1978 Vu Jackou WEY 1998 Kayak: Men Masters C - MVCK Walters Michael BPR 1990 Burgess Reuben HPP 1966 Waszkiewicz James RIC 1998 Clark Stewart CLM 1965 Watts Tom TRU 1995 Hicks Andrew NOR 1961 Weir Roger BAN 1991 Hodgson Jed WEY 1964 Weir Euan BAN 1998 Holmes Andy WOR 1959 Whittaker James SER 1985 Hook Martin EAL 1971 Wigglesworth Mark PAN 1988 Howard Watkins SLP 1951 Williams Zac CLM 1999 Jaggs William POO 1954 Wilson Gareth RDG 1986 Mares Pete NOR 1971 Wise Dean FOX 1986 Kayak: Men Masters D - MVDK Kayak: Men Masters A - MVAK Ball Mark WYC 1970 Bird Jonathan WOR 1969 Barkway Andrew BPS 1970 Brabants Timothy ROY 1973 Bell Jason BAN 1969 Clark James ROY 1972 Bell Stuart DEV 1970 Domonkos Istvan RIC 1978 Brooks Paul GAI 1967 Dooley Ben CNI 1979 Brown James GAI 1947 Duff David RAF 1970 Brown Julian LBZ 1958 Hynds Scott ELM 1973 Carter Chris NOT 1968 Murray Kenlea RIC 1973 Chapman Brian KIR 1958 O-Cuinn Shane RIC 1971 Childerstone Michael WEY 1959 Oliver David LIN 1977 Collinge Martyn FOY 1966 Ressel Mark ROY 1970 Davison Max BAN 1965 Seaford Daniel RDG 1979 Deville Mark CLM 1963 Smythe James LEA 1970 Doman Paul CLM 1955 Surrage Joe BSF 1981 Doughty Andrew NOT 1950 Tingay Stephen LBZ 1975 Flack Andy BAN 1963 Webb Michael RIC 1977 Gavin Chris RIC 1970 Wynne Ian ROY 1973 Gore Spencer CLM 1975 Kayak: Men Masters B - MVBK Hampson Ian SOU 1963 Allinson Patrick NOT 1959 Harte William BAN 1967 Asser James FOY 1964 Henson Adrian WEY 1962 Chalmers Neil KIR 1980 Humphreys Richard STO 1968 Fieldus Roy WEY 1962 Jarratt Theo LIN 1972 Freeland Jeremy FOX 1970 Jault David BAN 1963 Gallimore David BAN 1968 Johnson Chris BAN 1961 Haws David WEY 1964 Langlands Charles WYC 1968 Martin Edward RIC 1968 Lowe Paul NOT 1968 Norfolk Adam NOT 1980 Maniscalco David LEA 1981 O'Leary Patrick PAR 1972 Murphy Dom BAN 1961 Oliver Matthew LIN 1974 Nixon Simon RUN 1971 Reisinger Peter ROY 1981 Oughton Duncan NOT 1961 Swallow Melvin CHE 1951 Panrucker Mike BSF 2012 D17 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Men Masters D Cont’d – MVDK Kayak: Boys B Cont’d – BBK Pearce Kevin FOY 1962 Bell James LON 2001 Pearce Raymond BAN 1963 Benstead Zak ELM 2001 Postill Paul TRU 1951 Bicknell Alex WEY 2001 Rix Gavin NOR 1964 Booth Toby NOR 2003 Rosati Antonio LON 1959 Brown Freddie WYC 2000 Russell Phil CLM 1968 Burr Kieran WEY 2000 Seminara Giuseppe RIC 1975 Butkevicius Klaidas SLP 2001 Sillitoe Neil LBZ 1973 Clayton Harris Ben LEE 2003 Smart Peter LBZ 1965 Collinge Matthew FOY 2000 Smith Paul BAN 1959 Darnell Ben RLS 2000 Sparkes David NOR 1954 Dignam Scott KCC 2000 Stormont Dennis FOX 1963 Drage James TRU 2000 Strathdee Stuart PEN 1967 Gannon Robert ELM 2000 Tozer Nathan WEY 1968 Grimsey Daniel SOU 2001 Urquhart Neil BAN 1964 Hinves Matthew SOU 2001 White Ricky BSF 1974 Hinves Xavier SOU 2003 Willcock Rob LON 1965 Ingham Ryan WEY 2000 Willis Steven SOU 1958 Jadav Isaac TRU 2000 Wood Graham POO 1962 Killey Keiron WOR 2000 Wrightson John BTH 1980 Matthew LKR 2002 Kayak: Boys A - BAK Leishman Elliot FOR 2000 Atkins Daniel RDG 2001 Lewis Perry WEY 2002 Barkway Robert BPS 2000 Lopez Carlos RIC 2002 Brockway Jack LKR 2002 MacNab Jarvis RDG 2001 Dowden Timothy RLS 2001 Martyn Jordan WEY 2001 Drane Samuel NOR 2000 McAndie Calum KIR 2000 Foley Ronan KCC 2000 McCracken William BAN 2001 Gannicott-Porter Tim CLM 2000 Millard Jacob Henry FOX 2002 Greaves Alex RLS 2001 Mongan Patrick LIN 2001 Harper Max BAN 2000 Mulligan Oisin SLP 2001 How James NOR 2000 Murad Josh NOR 2001 Kemp Fred RDG 2001 Pickering Thomas LBZ 2000 Kereszturi Andras EAL 2001 Quittenton Ben LIN 2001 Kerr Robert SKR 2000 Rosenfeld Joseph EAL 2001 McIntyre Alex CLM 2000 Saunders Harry RLS 2000 Miles Philip RLS 2001 Skippings Adam CLM 2000 Nightingale Edward WYC 2002 Slattery Ronan SLP 2000 Scammell Will LON 2000 Slattery Cormac SLP 2000 Shaw Luke NOR 2000 Smith Connor NOR 2002 Sielicki Maksymilian FOR 2002 Steer Thomas FOY 2001 Smith Ryan ELM 2000 Stewart Rory ADS 2002 Smithson James RLS 2000 Thorpe Aaron KCC 2001 Webb Joseph RIC 2000 Want Benjamin NOR 2003 Kayak: Boys B - BBK Wilkinson Ethan WEY 2002 Acquisto Luca LEE 2000 Bauer Pascal WOR 2002 D18 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Boys C - BCK Kayak: Boys D Cont’d – BDK Aries Robert RLS 2003 Banton Joseph LIN 2002 Barton Andrew ROY 2000 Barker Owen PAN 2001 Betts Sam RDG 2003 Barnicoat Alfie FOX 2001 Brindley Peter BTH 2001 Barry Saul SOU 2000 Cabrera Benjamin FOY 2004 Beeney Joseph RDG 2002 Chappell Ettienne SER 2001 Bicknell Sam WEY 2004 Chmiel Stani NOT 2003 Blackman Paul BPR 2000 Crossley Edward RLS 2003 Blewett Toby BTH 2000 Devine Nathon SLP 2002 Boyle Charlie RIC 2002 Dowling-Clarke Rory FOR 2003 Bradley Ross ROY 2000 Gilbert-Johns Jack SOU 2002 Brooks George FLA 2001 Good Sean SLP 2001 Brown Alfie EAL 2003 Hanchet Louis ROY 2001 Bull Nathan NOT 2002 Henson Odhran SLP 2001 Butkevicius Lukas SLP 2003 Johnson Luke BAN 2000 Butterworth Huw SER 2000 Lovegrove Jack BAN 2001 Byrd Guy BAN 2002 McCarthney Matthew CEL 2001 Carn George WOR 2001 Morris Alex BTH 2000 Carter Bradley SOU 2001 Morris Ptolemy WEY 2003 Carter Jack ROY 2004 Niblett Adam RLS 2000 Caton Euan BSF 2001 O'Brien Finn LEA 2001 Chamberlin Oliver CLM 2002 Partridge Oscar TRU 2004 Cloak Ewan CLM 2001 Pennycook George LKR 2002 Conroy Charlie WEY 2002 Phillips Luke RIC 2002 Cook Joseph RDG 2001 Pickering Max LBZ 2002 Copland Rowan NOR 2000 Pirmuhamedov Jonathan CLM 2003 Critchfield Harry BAN 2003 Smith Joshua LIN 2001 D-Allio Thomas RIC 2003 Smith Kieran NOR 2004 Dauncey Sam WEY 2001 Smith Lewis LIN 2003 Dawson Elliot FOX 2000 Tarver Zac ELM 2003 Dear Sabastian WOR 2004 Taylor Zach NOR 2002 Dimaculangan John Carlo BAN 2002 Thomas Tony GLW 2004 Donovan James LON 2002 Tietema Rory RDG 2002 Donovan Thomas LON 2002 Tonkin Alex RDG 2003 Durkan Shane CEL 2001 Urquhart George BAN 2001 Ewart-Brookes Tommy FOX 2001 Wells Harry RIC 2000 Ewington Declan SER 2001 Withers Connor BOA 2000 Fenwick Benjamin LON 2000 Young Henry WEY 2001 Ferri Luca ELM 2004 Kayak: Boys D - BDK Ferria Haynes Milo WOR 2001 Adair Callum WOR 2001 Firth George LON 2004 Adhami Lucien EAL 2002 Fisher Matt GLW 2003 Adhami Darcy EAL 2004 Fisher Joshua GLW 2000 Allen Charlie DEV 2004 Fitzgerald Tommy PAN 2001 Ap-Cooke Geraint SWA 2002 Flanagan Liam SLP 2003 Ashton Adam LBZ 2000 Flavell Joshua LIN 2000 Aston Benjamin SOL 2001 Fooks Algernon DEV 2002 D19 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Boys D Cont’d – BDK Kayak: Boys D Cont’d – BDK Forristal Senan TTN 2002 Newman Finn RLS 2003 Foster Adam SLP 2002 Norton Zach FLA 2001 Freeland Charlie FOX 2004 O'Keefe Eavan CEL 2003 Freeland Harry FOX 2005 Parry William WOR 2000 Gale Samuel SOL 2000 Partridge Jamie TRU 2002 Goater Toby BAN 2001 Pepper William BAN 2004 Green Iwan SER 2002 Perkins Thomas RDG 2001 Griffin Ben RLS 2003 Perry Joshua BAN 2005 Griffiths Oscar CLM 2001 Petersen Daniel BAN 2001 Gunnery Joel SHK 2002 Phillips Michael BAN 2003 Gunning Saul SHK 2003 Price Harry RLS 2000 Gurney David BSF 2002 Randall George TRE 2000 Haines Robert WOR 2002 Raven Dominic LON 2003 Hall Robbie LBZ 2002 Redjeb Erin ROY 2005 Hall Billy NOR 2004 Rees Piers ROY 2001 Hart Tom BAN 2001 Reilly Fergal SLP 2002 Hawkins Tate WEY 2003 Rich Sam ROY 2000 Henderson Max RIC 2001 Richards Thomas POO 2001 Hext Toby BAN 2002 Rijks Alec NOR 2002 Higgins Connor BSF 2003 Riley Peter LBZ 2004 Horton Douglas WEY 2002 Rogers Teifion CHE 2004 Hubbard Tom ROY 2002 Roman Rui RIC 2003 Hubbard Edward ROY 2004 Rowe Tom FOX 2001 Karpati Levente RDG 2001 Schuller Joe FOX 2000 Keevan Joseph WYC 2000 Scurr Joshua RIC 2001 Landwehr-Traxler Max GLW 2003 Shaw Harry RLS 2000 Lear Harry ROY 2004 Sheehan Conor SHK 2002 Lomaha Alexander RIC 2003 Sklenar Dan NOR 2004 Long Joshua WOR 2002 Smith Ben SLP 2003 Mahon Naihm WOR 2000 Snapper Woody NOT 2001 Mahon Shaun WOR 2001 Sroka Kacper LKR 2004 Malcolm-Gourley Aidan GLW 2004 Sunga Lance BAN 2002 Mayfield Archie NOT 2003 Swan Sam WEY 2003 McGill Ryan SLP 2001 Tamblin Mitchell NOR 2005 McLuskie Aaron CAM 2000 Taylor Jago NOR 2005 Mishev Rosko ROY 2000 Thomas Cai EAL 2003 Mongan Richard LIN 2004 Thomas Darragh SLP 2003 Morris Jude WOR 2000 Toomey Oscar BSF 2000 Morris Josh WOR 2002 Topham Finlay RDG 2004 Motha Michael ROY 2004 Tucker Frankie FOX 2000 Moxon Noah BAN 2004 Villaruel Leo EAL 2004 Muller Ben SER 2001 Want Jacob NOR 2005 Muller Danny SER 2002 Waszcyszak Maciej SHK 2002 Murdoch Martin ROY 2004 Whitlock William SOU 2001 Nash Frank FOX 2000 Woodward Alex RLS 2003 Neale Gregory TON 2002 D20 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Womens A - WAK Kayak: Womens C Cont’d – WCK Ayres Phoebe NOR 1991 Burgess Abi HPP 1999 Belcher Lani NOT 1989 Burgess Ellie HPP 1999 Broughton Lizzie RIC 1988 Churnside Amelia RDG 1991 Brown Hannah WYC 1990 Clark Kate FOX 1998 Cawthorn Rachel WEY 1988 De Madeleine NOR 1997 Egan Jenny SLP 1987 Dilai Maggie RUN 1986 Hannah Angela BAN 1986 Ellis Charlotte LBZ 1994 Kerr Deborah SKR 1997 Farrant Talitha WEY 1998 Lee-Smith Lucy NOR 1997 Fitzhenry Afton CNI 1995 Lewis Emily WOR 1993 Freeman Anoushka DEV 1999 Mason Hayleigh NOT 1986 Gill Bethany HPP 1996 Rees-Clark Sam NOT 1995 Hall Eloise LBZ 1999 Simon Rebeka ELM 1996 Hewitt Emily SOU 1996 Turner Amy BAN 1993 Hield Emma FOX 1998 Walker Jessica ROY 1990 Johnson Isla BAN 1998 Kayak: Womens B - WBK Kabeer Hafsa LON 1999 Brockway Emma LKR 1999 Kelly Nanette RIC 1984 Browne Gemma ROY 1994 Littlewood Megan HPP 1999 Clayton Tanisha Nicole HPP 1994 Mann Jasmine SER 1999 Collins Imogen RDG 1993 McMullen Georgina ELM 1998 Dale Ava FOX 1998 McQuaid Kate LEE 1998 Drane Hannah NOR 1995 Murphy Alice BAN 1992 Gray Elizabeth LIN 1999 Neave Shuna NOT 1986 Herwanger Nikki RIC 1993 Oxtoby Lydia LBZ 1992 Illidge Jenny WOR 1992 Redmond Amy LKR 1997 Illinesi Emily ELM 1993 Roberts Stephanie BPR 1993 Johnson Melissa CLM 1997 Rooney Sophie BAN 1992 Lane Alexandra LON 1994 Ruff Gemma ROY 1994 McAllister-Jepps Emilla HPP 1989 Ruff Laura ROY 1997 Myburgh Renee ROY 1999 Saunders Natasha TON 1999 Parker Sophie CLM 1990 Seika Rebecca BAN 1994 Piercy Elise ELM 1997 Solway Rebekah ELM 1999 Ricketts Emma ANK 1996 Spencer Winyard Taylor Natalie HPP 1992 Rowe Livvy NOR 1998 Terry Stacey NOR 1994 Sudeikyte Dovile ROY 1992 Tomos Nia HPP 1989 Swallow Jenny CHE 1991 Wallace-Loizou Maia RIC 1999 Syme Rachel KIR 1997 Webb Emily HPP 1993 Walters Sarah BPR 1994 Wells Nicole LIN 1995 Warrior Jessica ROY 1995 White Heidi CLM 1997 Williams Nicole ROY 1995 Williams Katie ELM 1992 Kayak: Womens C - WCK Wilson Katherine RDG 1985 Barnicoat Madi NOR 1999 Withers Jenny ELM 1997 Beatty Ella BSF 1998 Kayak: Womens D - WDK Blackman Rose GAI 1999 Aspell Megan ELM 1998 Brookes Chelsea GAI 1996 Asquith Eleanor PAN 1993 Brown Clare WYC 1997 Auld Alison WOP 1987 D21 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Womens D Cont’d – WDK Kayak: Womens D Cont’d – WDK Auld Alison RIC 1987 Peterson Kelsea SER 1998 Barkway Kelly BPS 1972 Pullinger Isobel FOX 1998 Barnard Leanne LIN 1995 Quittenton Deborah LIN 1969 Battison Rohan RDG 1988 Raynor Emily FOX 1992 Bicknell Madison NOR 1999 Regan Molly SOU 1996 Bracewell Chloe HPP 1991 Reid Katie Jayne HPP 1995 Bray Alice FOY 1999 Revell Louise NOT 1996 Brown Lucy WYC 1999 Ridge Stephanie CDF 1993 Butler Melissa RDG 1998 Ritchie Lorna BAN 1989 Byers Cassie TRU 1988 Shepperson Emily NOT 1998 Crocker Hayley LBZ 1993 Slade Rachel WYC 1996 Day Natalie WYC 1999 Spanton Rachel RDG 1987 Durrant Abbie NOT 1998 Surridge Jess WYC 1998 Duxbury Laura PAN 1991 Thomson Emily WYC 1996 Dyndor Felicity BAN 1984 Thraves Eleanor NOT 1985 Flack Annelies BAN 1996 Webb Robyn BAN 1992 Fort Rachel RDG 1989 Webb Milly WYC 1996 Gardner Alison TRE 1997 Webster Annie FOX 1987 Gilbert-Johns Sophie SOU 1999 Westall Sarah PAN 1984 Gioan Serin FOX 1997 Wright Eve WYC 1998 Goodlad Bethany LBZ 1988 Young Jemima WEY 1998 Greehy Lucy FOX 1994 Kayak: Women Masters A - WVAK Gritsinina Kate SOU 1995 Grady Fiona NOR 1973 Gurney Emily LIN 1997 Kayak: Women Masters B - WVBK Gurney Isabelle BSF 1999 Alexander Jan NOR 1962 Hampson Isabel SOU 1998 Ayres Elizabeth NOT 1980 Hanchet Jessica ROY 1999 Banson Caroline NOR 1965 Henshaw Charlotte PAR 1987 Barber Fiona LBZ 1970 Hunt Georgia BAN 1997 Barker Lindsay NOR 1961 Hussey Laura LBZ 1992 Bateman Frances SER 1981 Kay Olivia NOT 1996 Bates Joanne FOX 1981 Kearney Scarlett WOR 1996 Battison Gail RDG 1966 Lawton Natasha GLW 1997 Caton Catherine NOT 1979 Long Jessica FOX 1999 Chapman Margaret KIR 1961 Lucass Vicky RDG 1990 Chmiel Alison NOT 1963 Madden Kiera ROY 1998 Coyle Ginny NOT 1974 Malanowska Angelika NOT 1985 Davies Bethan RDG 1983 Mann Jasmine TRU 1999 Dodson Wendy ADS 1952 Marshall Lindsay NOT 1987 Donoghue Eleanor RDG 1983 Millest Sarah NOT 1988 Drane Coral NOR 1963 Mitchell Sophie LON 1992 Duff Kerry NOR 1977 Ni Ghiolla Rua Clodagh CEL 1995 Duffield Stacey NOR 1972 Orme Simone ANK 1994 Elson Smith Vicky RDG 1970 Palmer Anna LON 1997 Farmer Rebecca SOL 1970 Patterson Nikki IND 1989 Field Kirstin RIC 1973 Penney Charlotte BAN 1986 Fooks Juliet DEV 1970 D22 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Women Masters B Cont’d – WVBK Kayak: Women Masters B Cont’d – WVBK Franklin Elizabeth SOL 1958 Whittaker Esther RIC 1972 Golder Elena FOX 1982 Wiggs Emma IND 1980 Guscott Gina LBZ 1974 Zollinger Silke RDG 1980 Harper Helen BAN 1973 Kayak: Girls A - GAK Harrison Paula NOR 1963 Carmicheal Georgia LON 2002 Herwanger Tanya RIC 1973 Churchill Elise SER 2001 Hicks Julie NOR 1962 Clark Zoe ROY 2001 Hills Irene BAN 1963 Dale Enya FOX 2001 Howell Catherine NOT 1974 Duffield Florence NOR 2000 Huisman Martine SOU 1966 Kneen Rachel FOR 2000 Hutchinson Erika RDG 1977 Peters Freya RIC 2001 Jacoby Nikki RDG 1962 Russell Emma CLM 2000 Jendrusinska Katarzyna RIC 1979 Kayak: Girls B - GBK Jenkins Justine NOT 1969 Armstrong Alexandra LKR 2003 Johnson Colette BAN 1964 Ball Flossie WYC 2002 Jones Caroline NOT 1966 Cadell Amelia Skye LKR 2001 Littlewood Julie HPP 1968 Carter Molly ROY 2001 Martin Kari LBZ 1974 Cox Amber ELM 2002 Middlehurst Sue RIC 1962 Davison Esme BAN 2001 Millar Jane NOT 1956 De Luca Letizia WEY 2002 Millard Taal NOT 1967 Hield Lucy FOX 2000 Mimms Graham Miriam RDG 1961 Hipkins Kate LON 2002 Morley Tania NOR 1965 Holden Bronte NOR 2000 Morris Becci FOX 1961 Hurrell Zoe ADS 2001 Morris Amanda LBZ 1977 Hutchinson Stephanie LON 2001 Mylett Amanda LIN 1953 Ip Yun EAL 2002 Neale Louise TON 1970 Madden Isobel ROY 2000 Oughton Lynda NOT 1959 Martyn Samantha WEY 2000 Paterson Dee VIK 1975 Quigley Harriet BOA 2000 Pendle Ali NOR 1961 Slack Ellen ROY 2001 Peters Annette RIC 1966 Swift Rebecca WEY 2002 Petersen Chris BAN 1965 Thompson Sophie WEY 2000 Phillips Louise RIC 1992 Wallman Maia ROY 2000 Piercy Wendy ELM 1964 Wiggins Millie SER 2001 Prendeville Nicole RIC 1979 Wong Lily RIC 2000 Rees-Clark Tracy ELM 1965 Kayak: Girls C - GCK Rowe Siobhan NOR 1965 Anderson Grace NOR 2003 Seaford Anita RDG 1968 Avery Lauren ROY 2001 Skeath Katrina PEN 1977 Avery Abigail ROY 2003 Smith Robyn LIN 1974 Ball Jodie WYC 2000 Stevenson Gaby RIC 1983 Ball Mollie WYC 2006 Swann Debbie LBZ 1963 Barker Amy NOR 2002 Taylor Emma NOR 1964 Boonham Fran RDG 2000 Unwin Heidi NOT 1965 Brookes Katie WOR 2002 Urquhart Siobhan BAN 1965 Burnham Abigail WEY 2003 Von Maltzahn Robyn RIC 1981 Clark Bea ROY 2002 D23 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Girls C Cont’d - GCK Kayak: Girls D Cont’d – GDK Clarkson Hannah GLW 2004 Di-Gregorio Erica ELM 2003 Crosio Elena WEY 2001 Dimmock Mille WEY 2000 Ede Molly NOR 2001 Dixon Katy LBZ 2003 English Brooke ELM 2001 Dobbs Chloe FOY 2000 Gadd Sophie ADS 2002 Dulak Patryk SHK 2003 Groves Sofia NOR 2003 Dulake Francesca CLM 2000 Guest Lucy LIN 2002 Durrant Esme NOT 2000 Hills Melody RIC 2002 Ede Gaby NOR 2003 James Scarlett SER 2004 Fishburn Rona CHE 2000 Jones Natasha WEY 2001 Fisher Abbie LIN 2004 Kilvington Manon ADS 2001 Gill Jojo RIC 2002 Leaver Lois WYC 2002 Green Amy WOR 2004 Long Sophie FOX 2000 Grey Ellen SLP 2002 May-Smith Lilli RDG 2001 Harbridge-Hui Phoebe RDG 2003 McCarthy Kate SLP 2000 Hardy Eve NOT 2004 Orenstein Rachel CLM 2000 Hill Imogen CLM 2002 Pemble Becky ADS 2003 Hodgson Samantha SER 2003 Randle Freya LKR 2003 Holland Jasmine SER 2004 Roghi Alis NOR 2003 Hook Hannah LBZ 2000 Thompson Zoe CNI 2003 Huggins Megan SER 2003 Tozer Lucy WEY 2000 Husband Katie FOX 2000 Turnbull Beth ADS 2000 Irwin Caity FOY 2000 Urquhart Jessica BAN 2003 Jarratt Ella LIN 2000 Walker Katy NOR 2002 Jault Hannah BAN 2000 Walker Lucy NOR 2003 Jepson Klara FOX 2004 Watkins Mari SWA 2000 Jones Isabella WEY 2004 White Lexie BSF 2000 Kirby Kitty DEV 2001 Kayak: Girls D - GDK Lever Molly NOT 2001 Allen Mae DEV 2002 Mahon Emma WOR 2001 Arnold Caitlin SER 2000 Masters Hannah LON 2000 Barkway Grace BPS 2001 McConnel Siobhan EAL 2001 Bell Grace BAN 2001 McLeod Mary ELM 2001 Bell Cerys SER 2001 Morris Bethany LBZ 2002 Bell Erin SER 2004 Needham Ruby WOR 2003 Bourne Makayla SER 2000 O'Drisceoil Eabha SLP 2004 Bowles Isabella RIC 2000 Pearce Madeleine LON 2002 Brattisani Zoe WEY 2003 Peterson Ellie SER 2000 Bryant Lily SER 2002 Peterson Brooke SER 2002 Byrne Phoebe ROY 2000 Powell Annabel RIC 2001 Cass Anna TTN 2003 Proctor-crozier Jessica CHE 2000 Chapman April KIR 2003 Pulley Eleanor ROY 2003 Chippington Ria LON 2002 Roghi Eloise NOR 2000 Chmiel Kasia NOT 2000 Scheske Zoe RIC 2003 Combes Amelia SHK 2002 Shaikh Ali Aida FOR 2003 Crockford Imogen ADS 2000 Shehata Lilla RIC 2002 Davies Lowri Ann SER 2000 Shepperd Libby LEE 2001 D24 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak: Girls D Cont’d – GDK Canoe: Mans D Cont’d - CMD Skwarska Hannah WEY 2002 Taylor Malcolm EXT 1999 Smith Ella WEY 2001 Weir Euan BAN 1998 Smith Amelie WEY 2002 Canoe: Boys A - CBA Smithson Emma RLS 2004 Kleta Devin RIC 2002 Stephens Hannah SWA 2001 Meikle-Briggs Adrian RIC 2001 Suttie Hannah WEY 2003 Canoe: Boys B - CBB Thistlewood Charlotte NOR 2004 Lambert Thomas LEE 2001 Vassiliades Christina LIN 2002 Leech Arthur RIC 2000 Watts Sophie TRU 2003 Canoe: Boys C - CBC White Aine CEL 2001 Marasa Alexander BR8 2001 Wilkinson Freya LIN 2002 Canoe: Boys D - CBD Wilks Maddy DEV 2001 Bell George FLA 2003 Canoe: Mens A - CMA Hobbs Ryan FLA 2001 Calvert Christopher FLA 1991 Kirk Harvey HPP 2000 Hayman-Joyce Joseph WEY 1996 Canoe: Boys D Cont’d - CBD Jones Jonathon FLA 1996 Kocsis Gergo Janos NOT 2001 Marcinkowski Ireneusz CHE 1972 Mercer Jacob RIC 2003 Weir Iain BAN 1992 Norton Zack FLA 2001 Canoe: Mens B - CMB Phillips Luke RIC 2002 Budrikis Nerijus WOR 1977 Thomas William HPP 2002 Caines George NOT 1990 Ward Robert FLA 2001 Erdelyi Zoltan WEY 1984 Yurkwick-Ell Jagden FLA 2004 Phillips Ben RIC 1998 Canoe: Womens A - CWA Train Andrew FLA 1963 Bracewell Chloe HPP 1991 Weckowski Mikolaj GLW 1982 Fitzhenry Afton CNI 1995 Weir Roger BAN 1991 Reid Katie Jayne HPP 1995 Canoe: Mens C - CMC Canoe: Womens B - CWB Bartusik Oskar NMC 1996 Gill Bethany HPP 1996 Blacker Chris SOU 1981 Hewitt Emily SOU 1996 Bogdanovs Dmitrijs FOX 1985 Mills Sian WOR 1991 Pearton Ross IND 1957 Canoe: Womens C - CWC Kleta Marvin RIC 1999 Bennett Ruth FLA 1999 Schofield Jonathan SOR 1985 Halliday Callie FLA 1993 Shaw Seb FLA 1992 Palmer Anna LON 1997 Szalontai Sandor RIC 1982 Pryor Georgina LEE 1998 Szeltner Gabor WEY 1976 Tomos Nia HPP 1989 Canoe: Mans D - CMD Canoe: Womens D - CWD Cook Andy SOL 1965 Asquith Eleanor PAN 1993 Cook Oliver SOL 1999 Borrows Rachel HPP 1996 Crooks Richard BOA 1986 Bradley Megan FLA 1999 Harley-Beckett Conner LIN 1997 Clayton Tanisha Nicole HPP 1994 Hill Craig RDG 1969 Denvir Fiona BR8 1999 Leech David RIC 1967 Dowling-Clarke Lydia FOR 1999 Martin Michael LBZ 1965 Kearney Scarlett WOR 1996 Moeller Tim RIC 1999 Keenan Neave FOR 1999 Romanenka Genadij RIC 1996 Mc Allister Jepps Emilia HPP 1989 D25 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Canoe: Womens D Cont’d - CWD Kayak Lightning A - LTA Millest Sarah NOT 1988 Andrews Lewis LIN 2006 Morton Florence HPP 1991 Ayran Koen FOX 2006 Rienecker Jasmine RIC 1999 Bartusik William BR8 2007 Shimmin Zoe Elizabeth HPP 1989 Betts Toby RDG 2006 Spencer Winyard Taylor Natalie HPP 1992 Bourne Aaran SER 2006 Webb Emily HPP 1993 Cabrera Annabelle FOY 2007 Wells Kyra RIC 1999 Duffield Edith NOR 2007 Zeidler Bethan HPP 1991 Fisher Naomi GLW 2006 Canoe: Girls D - CGD Fooks Beatrix DEV 2006 Aitchison Alix HPP 2001 Griffin Kit RLS 2006 Bore Jasmine LEE 2000 Grover Lillie WOR 2007 Carey Charlotte HPP 2002 Hinves Andre SOU 2006 Paracanoe Men KMKL2 Hutchinson Annabel RDG 2006 Beighton Nick IND 1981 Kabeer Muhammad Ali WOK 2006 Clark Stewart CLM 1965 Lamb Nathaniel SOU 2006 Paracanoe Men KMKL3 Lambert James PAN 2006 Eyres Jack IND 1989 Lever Archie NOT 2006 Lodge Tim WEY 1972 Perry Beth SOU 2006 Oliver Rob SOL 1988 Pirmuhamedov Nicole CLM 2006 Tweedie Martin IND 1973 Pyrz Alicja GLW 2007 Wood Stuart BTH 1994 Rogers Inigo CHE 2007 Young Jonny CNI 1984 Simmons Conor LIN 2007 Paracanoe Women KMKL1 Singleton Huw NOT 2006 Chippington Jenette LON 1970 Sklenarova Kamila NOR 2007 Paracanoe Women KMKL2 Smith Rory NOR 2007 Henshaw Charlotte IND 1987 Stevely Sam BR8 2007 Paterson Nikki IND 1989 Stevely Will BR8 2007 Warren Jennifer IND 1980 Thomas Gruff EAL 2007 Wiggs Emma IND 1980 Toovey Hannah LKR 2008 Paracanoe Women KMKL3 Trickett Mack WOR 2006 Dickins Anne IND 1967 Van Dijck Daisy PAN 2006 Dixon Chelsey IND 1996 Wiggins Maisy SER 2006 Thorpe Lindsey IND 1993 Kayak Lightning B - LTB Paracanoe Men Va'a VMVL2 Ball Daisie WYC 2009 Beighton Nick IND 1981 Basszaraba Victoria GLW 2008 Warren Jennifer IND 1980 Bayliss Isobel BAN 2006 Paracanoe Men Va'a VMVL3 Beazley Gemma BSF 2007 Eyres Jack IND 1989 Berryman Max TRU 2006 Tweedie Martin IND 1973 Bull Isaac NOT 2006 Paracanoe Women Va'a VWVL2 Cook Matthew SOL 2006 Wiggs Emma IND 1980 Coyle Ryan GLW 2007 Paracanoe Women Va'a VWVL3 Ede Daisy NOR 2006 Dickins Anne IND 1967 Enoch Joe NOT 2006 Fernandez Sophia LIN 2007 Fitzhenry Farrah BCC 2006 Fitzhenry Andrew BCC 2007 D26 SPRINT RANKINGS 2018

Surname First name Club Year Surname First name Club Year Kayak Lightning B Cont’d - LTB Paddle-Ability - PAD Fitzhenry Matthew BCC 2009 Baines Matthew 4AS 1992 Fraser Corran LKR 2007 Barker Luke 4AS 2006 Greenwood Amelia LIN 2007 Bateman Frances SER 1981 Hackwell Sam TRU 2006 Bunyon Nick CLM 1997 Harrison Joe NOT 2007 Campbell Taylor GLW 2001 Ives Edward TRU 2008 Chettle Tara 4AS 1999 Kukkohovi Johan SHK 2006 Clay Richard 4AS 1997 Landwehr-Traxler Anselm GLW 2007 Cook Matthew SOL 2006 Long Catherine FOX 2006 Downing Douglas 4AS 1992 Macnab Jensen PAN 2007 Ferguson Colin GLW 1999 Malcolm-Gourley Hannah GLW 2006 Fisher Joshua GLW 2000 Miller King Evan GLW 2008 Fooks Beatrix DEV 2006 Newby Amy SOU 2006 Gardener Edward PEN 1951 Rhys-Dillon Talar SER 2008 Greaves Matthew RLS 1998 Smitheram Thomas GLW 2006 Hage Jacob 4AS 2003 Sroka Jakub LKR 2006 Jackson Oliver 4AS 2003 Sroka Szymon LKR 2008 Jackson Nicholas 4AS 2007 Tamblin Tyler NOR 2006 Jalland Tom 4AS 2004 Thomas Mawgan TRU 2007 Jelly Stella GLA 1994 Tietema Cormac RDG 2006 Knowles Jo WOK 1980 Watts Zabrina TRU 2006 Malcolm Richard GLA 1971 White Eilidh BSF 2006 Mansfield Jacob 4AS 2002 Zasadzinski Damian GLW 2006 Marshall Joshua 4AS 1997 Marshall Chloe 4AS 1999 Marshall Zachary 4AS 2002 McMillan Alex GLW 2002 Newman Craig 4AS 1989 Nickson Mark HYM 1995 Osmond Heather RLS 1984 Owen Kieran 4AS 1996 Rose Edward RLS 1992 Scott Alex HYM 1994 Smart Peter LZB 1965 Smith Katie RLS 1981 Spencer Daniel 4AS 2001 Thompson - Martin Dakota 4AS 2007 Thornton Jamie 4AS 1993 Warwick Daniel 4AS 2000 Webb Robyn BAN 1992 Wood Richard RLS 1982 Wrightson John BTH 1980

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 1 Division 2 BEEVERS JOE WEY S 250733 BIRD WILLIAM LON S 238255 BOWLEY MATTHEW BPR S 129728/Y BLACKMAN NEIL RLS V 39746/F BOWYER LUKE ELM S 465727 BOREHAM NICHOLAS NOT S 220156 BOYTON JONATHON ROY S 120380/Y BOWLEY JAMES ROY J 262257 BUTLER BILLY FOX S 328509 BROUGHTON LIZZIE RIC F 313033 CHMIEL ZYGGY NOT S 212693/Y BUNYON ALEXANDER CLM J 312422 CRESSER NICKY NOT V 50974 BUTLER JAMES NOT V 96528/F DUFFIELD LEWIS CLM S 252670 BUTT ADRIAN V 255431 DURDEN GEORGE ELM S 130602 CADELL FINN LKR S SCA 207589 ENOCH MATT NOT S 35512 CALLOW MATTHEW NOR S 333537 FARRELL BEN LON S 97180 CAPPS DUNCAN ACU V 98591 FOLEY RONAN SLP J ICU CARSON CHRISTOPHER WEY S 327275 GOODALL MICHAEL ACU S 304290 CARTWRIGHT COLIN CHE V 59403 GREGORY MAGNUS LON S 237943 CAWTHORN RACHEL WEY F 201223 HANSELL JOE BAS S 275028 CHILDERSTONE JACK WEY S 231574 HARDING LUKE LON S 250529 CHRISTIE JAMIE SOR VM 24086/F HATTON DAVID CHE s WCA 9560 COLLINGE MATT FOY J 322851 HAYNES BEN LBZ S 454830 COX EWAN WEY V 257065 HICKS ALBERT NOR S 105887/Y DARK SIMON BOA V 284270 IRVINE BRETT RIC V 226284 DAWSON TOM FOX S SCA 362581 JEFFS ANDREW BAS s 111697/C DEACON TOM ELM S 204443/Y JOHNSON DANIEL CLM S 249531 DEAN TERRY S 113127 JOHNSON MATTHEW CLM S 261571 DI GREGORIO STEFANO ELM J 280710 JORDAN AARON MAI S 109858/Y DOWDEN TIMOTHY NOR J 272199 KIRTON LEWIS ROY S 305417 DRAGE JAMES TRU JM 338658 KOVACS ANDRAS WEY S 339751 DRANE SAM NOR J 302688 LITTLEWOOD MAX NOT J 240842 DZYMA ANDREI RIC V 290502 LUSTY TOM SOL S 250542 ECCLES JORDI ANK S 249436 MCCARTHY SEAN RIC S 481511 ENGLISH SIMEON BSF S 253312 MCKITTRICK OSCAR ELM J 321340 ESCOTT JAMES BOA S 220378 MOULE KEITH CLM S 80147/F ESCOTT TIM BOA S 217689 O'GRADY JONATHAN RUN S 267931 FALCO CESAR WEY S 312430 ORME ROSS ANK S 285356 FEKETE LASZLO V 321070 PENDLE TIM NOR S 105284/C FENNEMORE SIMON ROY S ET ROY PETERS CONNOR LON S 253197 FIELDUS ROY WEY V 284280 PETERSEN JOE BAN S 287400 FITZPATRICK JOE IND S 219363/Y PLUMMER SAMUEL LBZ S 222744 FREELAND JEREMY FOX V 286831 POOLE ROBERT LBZ S 113621/Y GANNICOTT-PORTER TIM CLM J 284006 REDMOND SEAN LKR S SCA 10429 GLAISHER DOUGAL EXE J 327827 RESSEL MARK EXE V 282460 GLOVER SAM FOX S 263384 RICE SEAN RIC S 484321 GOLDER DANIEL BAN V 44466/F ROMAIN NICHOLAS RIC S 248297 GREAVES ALEX RLS J 281700 RUSSELL JAMES CLM S 271374 GRIMSEY DANIEL SOU J 320124 RUTHERFORD EDWARD ELM S 115494/Y HANSELL BEN BAS S 256927 SCAMMELL WILL LON J 335254 HARPER MAX BAN J 319473 SHARPE TOM RIC S 127495 HARRIS GEORGE FOX S 312467 SHAW LUKE NOR J 303340 HARTE SHAUN BAN S 290281 SHUBERT MARTIN INT S ET CAM HASTWELL ANDREW RUN V 313574 SIMMONS JONATHAN WEY S 84393/Y HAYES BEN GAI S 302002 SMITH CHARLIE LBZ S 223629 HAYWARD KIEREN NOR S 296800 STRONG DECLAN CLM S 302493 HEALY TIM SLP S ICU THOROGOOD PHILIP ELM S 115453/Y HENLEY CONOR DEV S 288314 URBAN QUENTIN INT S ICU HERBERT FRED FOX S 295956 WALSH SHAUNE NOT S 255873 HINVES JAMES SOU V 54853/F WELCH MATTHEW WEY S 130706/Y HINVES MATTHEW SOU J 319855 WILKES MARK CLM S 209928/Y HORTAL RODRIGO CAM S 454532 WILKINSON KAYNE ELM S 323124 HOW JAMES NOR J 276434 YATES PAUL WEY S 214250/Y HOWLETT TAINE RLS J 303891 ZIELSKI RADEK LON S 312352 HUNT DANIEL NOR J 254016 HUNTINGFORD FRANCIS EXE S 327811 Division 2 ILLIDGE JENNY WOR F 216127/Y ABRAHAM ALEX NOT S 282798 INGHAM RYAN WEY J 325962 ADDISON MARK LON S 330114 JAMES DAN WEY S 292909 ALEXIO MAXIM WEY JM 469261 JAMES IEUAN FOR J SCA 12247 ARMSTRONG SPENCER DEV J 297900 KEEBLE JAMES RDG S 79448/F ATKINS DANIEL RDG J 256037 KELLY CAMERON BAS S 220342 BAKER PAUL RMK V ET ELM KEMP FRED RDG J 310526 BAKER STEVE RIC V 243789 KERESZTURI ANDRAS EAL J 339211 BALL STEPHEN ANK S 264330 KING JAMES FOX V 109251 BAUER PASCAL WOR J 455266 KING ROB HER V 71202 BEAZLEY DANNY BSF V 39378/F KINGMAN PAUL BOA V 42561 BEER ROB ROY S 117855 KIRKHAM OLIVER NOR S 282383 BELBIN DAVID NOT V 18674/F LAMBERT MICHAEL WEY S 480137 BELCHER LANI NOT F 236110 LAMPH FAY WEY F 127374/Y BELL JAMES LON J 264773 LANE ALEX LON F 312846 BENSTEAD ZAK ELM J 330356 LARK SCOOB ROY S 454369 BICKNELL ALEXANDER WEY J 309794 LEISSING THOMAS FOX S 325070 BIRD JONATHAN WOR V 8920/F LONGLEY NICK INT VM ET ROY

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 2 Division 3 MAC-GIOLLA IOMHAR SLP S ICU ABSON WILLIAM RIC V 231636 MACDONNELL DAVID IND VM ICU ALDEN ARTHUR CKP J 339664 MACNAB JARVIS PAN J 318047 ALLEN LOUIS LON S 254713 MARTYN JORDAN WEY J 281721 AVERY ROBIN BAN V 76606/F MASON HAYLEIGH NOT F 85033/C AYRES PHOEBE NOR F 212913/C MAYCOCK PETER EXE V 126544/F BALASCHENKO VALENTIN RIC V 255265 MAYERS JAMES RUN V 32720/F BANKS OLIVER WEY S 283459 MCINTYRE ALEX CLM J 327430 BARKWAY ROBERT BPS J 219036 MCMORRIN COLIN KIR S SCA 10927 BARNES JOSHUA ACU S 312229 MCMURTRIE JAMIE ADS J 312832 BARTON NEIL RDG S 295724 MILES PHILIP RLS J 302138 BEST JOSHUA GAI J 287049 MILLAR DAVID EXE V 118386/F BLACKER CHRIS SOU S 302257 MILLAR RICHARD NOT S 238371 BLACKMAN BRUCE GAI V 126208/F MILLER DANIEL SOU S 311206 BLACKMAN HOWARD BPR V 19313/F MISSEN JAMES BOA S 247445 BLACKMAN ISAAC RIC S 263219 MISSEN STAN BOA V 7909/F BLYTH DUNCAN BAS V 369430 MITCHELL GEORGE WOR S 247245 BOHLE OLIVER LKR S SCA 209638 MONGAN PATRICK LIN J 328457 BOKHOVE ONNO IND V 300772 MORRIS TIM FOX J 296297 BOOTH CHRIS FOX S 206890 NAFTANAILA STELIAN LEA S 260305 BORCHARDT EDWARD LIN J 311650 NEW JAMES RDG S 272069 BREAR PAUL CAM S 330674 NEWING JOSH ROY S ET ROY BROADHEAD JOHN RUN V 27840 NOBBS ASHLEY NOR S 227386 BROCKWAY JACK LKR J SCA 363842 O'DRISCEOIL DEAGLAN SLP V ICU BROWN FREDDIE WYC J 329246 O'HAGAN JACK SLP S ICU BROWN LEANNE BAD F 108181/Y OAKLEY BEN NOT S 114610 BURGOYNE MARK HER V 316432 OLDFIELD-CONNOR JAKE CHE J 279227 BURT ALEX ACU V 315292 OLIVER DAVID LIN V 26689 CAISLEY JOE TON J 260521 ONEILL BRIAN SLP J ICU CARDY ALAN TRE S 302309 PALMER DANIEL FOY S 271681 CARMICHAEL GEORGIA LON JF 288603 PARKER JOHN WOR V 465036 CARTER CHRIS NOT V 22326/F PARKES MATT BSF S 272699 CARTER PHILIP ROY S 312274 PEARCE RYAN FOY S 118087/E CHAMBERLAIN LOCHLAN CLM JM 337447 PEARSE PHILIP SOU S 111052/Y CLARK LENNY RAF S 206284 PEDLAR DAVE WOR V 51947/F CLARKSON ALICE CAM F 302217 PENDLE DYSON NOR V 36/F COLLIER MATTHEW EXE S 12162 SCU PICKERING THOMAS LBZ J 262545 COLLINS IMOGEN RDG F 207952 POWELL BEN RIC S 302272 COOK OLIVER 1 SOL J 290474 QUITTENTON BEN LIN J 305101 COOPER PATRICK TON S 259973 REES-CLARK MICHAEL BAS S 200416 CORDEN TOM NOT VM 242419 REES-CLARK SAMANTHA BAS F 200417 CRONK THOMAS LON S 8761 RICKETTS SIMON ANK V 204870/F DALE AVA FOX SF 295656 RIX OLIVER NOR S 218880 DANIELS ANDREW LON S 275973 ROGERS RICHARD CHE V 322360 DANIELS TOM LON S 279973 SAUNDERS HARRY RLS J 283980 DARNELL BEN RLS J 290584 SAWERS LOUISA ELM F 112617 DAVISON CHRIS RUN V 117689/F SCHENKL SEBASTIAN INT S ET CAM DE KLERK TIAAN ACU S 309930 SEAFORD DANIEL RDG V 47188/F DEAN PHILIP NOT S 126566 SHEARER HARRY NOR J 294834 DEAN SIMON LKR S SCA 365743 SIRRELL BRETT RLS V 303890 DEBOER PETER NOT S 282768 SLIWA JAKUB NOT J 295869 DEMBELE NOAH LEA S 311059 SMITH RYAN ELM J 454563 DIAPER TOM ACU S 264178 SMITHSON JAMES RLS J 279280 DILAI MAGGIE NOT F 112820 SMITHSON WILLIAM RLS J 251375 DIMMOCK PAUL WEY V 335359 SMYTHE JAMES BSF V 23979/F DRESSER GUY ROY VM ICU SNEDDON RYAN WOR S 329928 DRISKEL DANIEL EAL S 235518 SOUTHEY MICHAEL FOY S 263588 DUFF CRAIG NOT S 213882 STEWART RORY ADS J 454246 DUFF DAVID RAF V 23542/F STROUD WILLIAM CLM J 335387 DUFFIELD FLORENCE NOR JF 311153 STUBBS DAVID FOX S 313538 DUNCAN ALI BAN S 463229 SURRAGE JOE BSF V 96867 EDWARDS DUNCAN RDG S 325722 TAYLOR-ROSS JIM EXE V 305292 ELLIOTT JOHN ELM VM 8358 TERRY DEAN ROY S 112127/Y ELLIOTT RICHARD SOU V 15134 THOROGOOD GLENN ELM S 115452/Y ELSE TOM BRY J 335263 TORDOFF ALAN IND V SCA 3373 ESCOTT JOHN BOA V 7889/F TREADGOLD JAMES NBY V 18747/F ESCOTT LUKE BOA S 334669 TURNELL-RITSON LEO EXE S 272358 ESCOTT MARK BOA V 217688 TURNER TRISTRAM ROY S 486374 FARRUGIA MARK ROY S 297228 URQUHART ARTHUR ROY S 272101 FEGENT ARCHIE RIC S 287949 WALKER JESSICA ROY SF ROY/000 FLACK ROBIN BAN S 225697 WEBB JOE 2 RIC J 312595 FOLEY MARCUS ELM J 288168 WEBSTER JAMES BOA S 214163/Y FRASER KENNY IND V SCA 6 WEST STUART MER V 106967/F FREEMANTLE JAMES BAS S 215587/F WESTWOOD JOSHUA FOX S 230099 FREEMANTLE JON BAS S 244907 WILKES PETER CLM S 202700/Y GALLACHER BEN FOR J SCA 12258 WITHERS JENNY ELM F 247703 GALLIMORE DAVID BAN V 248248 GANDY MIKE WOR V 30889 GARBETT SIMON TRU V 301183

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 3 Division 3 GAVIN CHRIS RIC V 85225/F MATLALI MAX ROY S 337804 GIBSON OLIVER ROY S 483357 MATTHEWS DANIEL WOL S 291161 GILBERT HARRY FOY S 314921 MCANDIE CALUM KIR J SCA208457 GINGELL CALLUM BOA JM 277892 MCCRACKEN WILLIAM BAN J 317652 GOLDSACK TOM WEY J 314424 MCCREADY HENRY NOT S 338444 GREENHAM BRIAN RDG V 50852/F MCLEOD CALLUM ELM J 331539 GRIFFITHS GUS BRY J 319951 MILLARD JACOB FOX J 340311 GRIMSEY DAMON SOU V 130729 MORTON ANDREW KIR V SCA 007 GUNN SAM ELM J 327022 MORTON DWAYNE ELM S 286821 HADLAND NICHOLAS ACU S 244071 MURAD JOSH NOR J 336079 HADLAND SHAYNE RAF S 285159 MURPHY ALICE BAN F 233554 HALLAM DAVE BSF V 10023/F MURPHY DOM BAN V 110498/F HANCHETT LOUIS ROY J 335905 MYBURGH RENEE ROY SF 271623 HARTLEY BRIDGITTE INT SF ICU NEALE CLIVE TON V 4903/F HAWS ALICE WEY F 225595 NIBLETT ADAM RLS J 297076 HAWS DAVID WEY V 121399 NICHOLSON ANDY WEY S 76849 HAYCOCK JERRY BAN V 314388 NICHOLSON LEON SOU V 26817/F HAYWARD IAN NOR V 9070/F NIGHTINGALE ED BOA 320177 HAYWARD MATTHEW NOR J 285301 NIXON WILLIAM TRE J 308688 HEARD COLIN EXE V 227899 OLIVER MATTHEW LIN V 229363 HERBERT DOUGLAS ACU V 289344 OVERVLIET ROLF ELM S 464220 HERBERT NICK FOX V 242465 OXTOBY LYDIA LBZ F 320363 HERWANGER JORG RIC V 254167 PARFITT BEN ROY S 335366 HIDE MATTHEW ADS S 114364 PENSON TIM EXE S ET CAMEL HIELD EMMA FOX SF 290335 PETERS FREYA RIC JF 321095 HINVES XAVIER SOU J 333607 PETERS GUY RIC V 321093 HIPKINS KATE LON JF 454225 PHILLIPS ANDY BOA V 9370/F HOGAN MARK BAD V 73736/F PICKERING MAX LBZ J 326397 HOLDEN BRONTE FOY JF 297457 PICKIN MATTHEW FOX S 324898 HOLLINS TOM RDG VM 311863 PIERCY ELISE ELM JF 229507 HOLMES GRAHAM SOU V 697/F PIPER JAMIE EXE V 313232 HOLMES GUY SOU V 298960 POLGREEN LIZZIE FOX F 336619 HOUGHTING SHANE WEY V 267048 PORNTOPPIDAN BIRGET SF ICU HOWE CHRIS ROY S 77116 PRESTON-BELL THEO TON S 320128 HOWSON LEE RMK S 120238/C PRINGLE DAVE SLP VM ICU HUMPHRIES JARED TON S 306903 PROWSE JAMES HEM S 243377 HUMPHRIES TIM ROY S 130592 QUITTENTON PETER LIN S 253788 HUNT-DAVIS BEN RIC V 284039 RAVEN ALEX LON J 298871 HUTCHINSON STEPHANIE LON JF 326333 RICKETTS EMMA ANK F 248936 IISON PAUL RCC M 9586215 RINVOLUCRI MARTIN NOT S 276289 ILETT ROBBIE NOT S 257029 RODRIGUEZ BERNARDO CAM S 483366 ILLINESI EMILY ELM F 122544/Y ROOKS ALAN SUT J 297216 INFIESTA DIEGO INT JM SPAIN ROOKS WILLIAM SUT J 297215 JACKSON JOHN HER S 293063 ROONEY SOPHIE BAN F 212798/Y JAGGS WILLIAM POO V 2805 ROSENFELD JOSEPH EAL JM 459820 JEFFERIES ROBERT BAN S 215922/Y RUFF ANTHONY ROY V 235330 JOHNSON LUKE BAN J 330366 RUSSELL EMMA CLM JF 307780 JOHNSON MELISSA CLM SF 287136 SACKMAN DAVID RDG V 25521/F JONES CLIVE SOL VM STRAND KK SCHOFIELD CHRIS NOR V 18943/F JONES NIGEL NOT VM 44535 SEIKA REBECCA BAN F 236966 KABEER HAFSA LON JF 240435 SENK STEFAN RDG V 68095 KALOCZY ZOLTAN NOT V 319998 SHAW EDWARD ROY V 26913/F KELLY ANDREW RUN V 55243/F SHELLEY PIRAN CAM V 59173/F KENT RICHARD SOU V 16495/F SIELICKI MAX FOR J SCA 367599 KERR ROBERT SKR J SCA 11535 SKEATH COLIN PEN V 261699 KILLEY KIERON WOR J 335801 SLACK ELLEN ROY JF 318023 KING STEVE HER VM 299437 SMITH CONNOR NOR J 312257 KOWAL MATTHEW LKR J SCA 5953 SMITH IAN WOR V 251595 LAVARACK MICHAEL INT S ET ROY SMITH JASON RAF V 77687/F LEAPER JAMES SOL S 316111 SMITH KIERAN NOR J 312258 LEE-SMITH LUCY NOR JF 253016 SMITH LEWIS LIN J 463620 LEISHMAN ELLIOT FOR J SCA 362692 SMITH ROB CAM V 20159 LEONARD STEPHEN PAN J 297043 SMITH STEVE GAI S 273948 LEWIS PERRY WEY J 336631 SOLWAY REBEKAH ELM JF 281316 LEWIS RICHARD BOA V 6811/F SPEIRS GILBERT KIR V SCA 359943 LITTLEWOOD REX HPP V 128212/C SPENCER JOE CLM S 321153 LIVSEY IAN NOT V 228299 STAFF ISAAC IND S 245180 LODGE MATTHEW NOR S 266698 STAINSBY ROB RIC V 215243 LODGE TIM WEY V 299518 STEER THOMAS FOY JM 334733 LOVE TOM RLS V 269534 STEVENS BO BOA V 313273 MACNAB CONOR PAN J 312888 STEVENS JOE BOA J 313276 MARAUN THOMAS FOX VM 331107 STORMONT NICK FOX S 319414 MARCINIAK MIKI WEY J 290317 STRICKLAND TIM RIC S 480285 MARNELL STEPHEN RUN V 8216/F STRONG AIDAN CLM J 330802 MARTIN MIKE LBZ V 84125 SWALLOW JENNY CHE F 126197/C MARTIN SEAN RIC V 230249 SWALLOW MELVIN CHE V 2665/F MARTYN DAVID WEY V 6699 SWARBRECK JANE RIC F 480649 MARTYN SAMANTHA WEY JF 281720 SZIGETI IGNAC SOU S ICU

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 3 Division 4 TANGELMAYER GABOR ELM S 454095 BELL JASON BAN V 239251 TERRY DEAN NOR S 228231 BENNETT JAMES CKP J 290702 THROWER SHAUN HER VM 83895 BENNETT STEVEN ELM J 329695 TIDMAN MARK CHE V 279702 BETTS SAM RDG JM 484284 TODD DYLAN ROY S 331895 BIE ANDY CHE V A10928 TOWNEND ASHLEY LBZ S 324884 BIRTWISTLE JOE RUN S 266499 TRICKETT ADRIAN WOR V 316516 BLACKFORD DAVID V 462969 URQUHART CALUM NAI V SCA 636 BLACKMAN ROSE GAI F 295741 VAN DE POL HEDY INT SF ICU BLACKWELL STEVEN EXE VM 481893 VENESS HARRY BAS J 219953 BLATCHLY MARK NOT V 15468 VICTOR-TROTT THEO HER S 316951 BOONHAM FRANCESCA RDG JF 334936 WALKER IAN INT V BOOTH TOBY NOR J 465174 WALKER JARRYD INT J BOSWELL BRYAN BAS S 237540 WALKINTON JAMES CLM S 248415 BOURLET SAMMY DEV S 332931 WALL NATHAN BAS J 287101 BOWYER ALEX RAF S 128107 WALLMAN MAIA ROY JF 304256 BOWYER TIM ELM S 255818 WATSON PETER EXE V 276936 BRAGG MARK ITG V SCA 5665 WEBB MICHAEL RIC V 253444 BRANCHFLOWER DAVID WEY V 266590 WEIR IAIN BAN S ET LON BRAY ALICE FOY SF 337501 WELLS HARRY RIC S 272799 BROCK LIZZY EXE F 303744 WELLS PAUL RIC V 213966/F BROCKWAY EMMA LKR JF SCA 207476 WESTALL MATT PAN S 78357 BROOK TIM NOR V 316301 WHITE OWEN CLM J 301368 BROOKES CHELSEA GAI F 248665 WILKINSON ETHAN WEY JM 477415 BROOKES KATIE WOR JF 465719 WILLCOCK ROB LON V 311082 BROOKES PAUL GAI V 209084 WILLIAMS NICOLE ROY F 242877 BROWN ANDREW EAL S 305591 WILLIAMS ROBIN WEY V 6297/F BROWNE GEMMA ROY F 202727 WILLIAMS ZAC CLM J 311632 BRUCE ALASDAIR BSF V 275395 WILLIS STEVE SOU V 123169F BRUCE DAVE RNK S 465495 WILSHAW JACK RIC V 265978 BURGESS ABI HPP JF 300893 WILSON KATHERINE RDG F 204276/F BURGESS ELLIE HPP JF 300892 WINSTANLEY RICHARD BSF S 77252 BURGESS REUBEN HPP V 20397 WISE DEAN FOX S 272778 BURGOYNE PAUL HER VM 335000 WITHERS CONNOR BOA J 332457 BURR KIERAN WEY J 331842 WITTEVEEN JOUKE INT S ICU BURRAKIS NERIJUS WOR S 308348 WOHLFAHRT KAI CAM S 460408 BUSH STEVEN DEV S 315245 YOUNG JOSH BSF S 213311/Y BUTT TOM NOT S 229806 BYRD GUY BAN J 466445 Division 4 CABRERA BENJAMIN FOY J 464984 ABBOTT OCTAVIA BSF VF 331809 CAINES GEORGE NOT C 294196 ABRAHAM ALAN V 200606 CAMP NEIL RIC V 231926 ABRAHAMS ALAN IND VM ET BOA CARPENTER NEIL EXE S 249512 ADNAN ALIEV INT SC ICU CARTER GUY INT RIC 476789 ALLINSON PATRICK NOT V 8715 CARTER MOLLY ROY JF 455071 ANDERSON GRACE NOR JF 476048 CAVE JONATHAN WOR V 47835/F ANDERSON MIKE NOR S 324632 CHAPMAN MARGARET KIR VF SCA 327 APPLEBY PAUL WOK VM 105853 CHILDERSTONE MICHAEL WEY V 9472/F APPLEWHITE ADRIAN CLM V 330828 CHMIEL STANI NOT J 229549 ARMSTRONG ALEXANDRA LKR JF SCA211805 CLARK BEA ROY JF 326902 ARMSTRONG MARINA RIC VF 283720 CLARK JAMES ROY VM 33940 ASSER JAMES FOY V 55506 CLARK KATE FOX SF 301307 AST VOLKER CAM VM ET CAM CLARK STEWART CLM V 251291 ASTBURY JOHN RAF S 462569 CLARK ZOE ROY JF 326901 ATKINS MATHEW RDG J 256036 CLARKE PETER 2 CAM V 340606 AUSTIN WILL BAN S 250971 CLOUGH DAN WEY V 329866 AVERY JOHN CLM V 248450 CLOW TOM RNK V 318884 BAKER RALPH SOU VM 122882 COCKRILL BEN CLM S 327460 BALL FLOSSIE DEV JF 328098 COLLEY NEVILLE HER VM 313789 BALL JODIE DEV JF 455125 COLLEY SHARON HER VF 124283 BALL MARK DEV V 250327 COLLINS THOMAS MAI J 263124 BALLA ALMIR BAD VM 309205 CONWAY JERRY SOU V 312873 BALLA ROMEO BAD J 486786 COOKE-BAYLEY HAYDYN GAI J 325789 BARBER PIERS PEN VM 491416 COOMES ANDY POO V 105033 BARBER-MAY DYLAN LEA S 333908 CORDEN DARRON WOR S 315765 BARNES PETER RIC V 27584/F COVENTRY JON RUN S 484966 BARNETT NICK FOX V 104216 COX AMBER ELM JF 321604 BARNICOAT GEORGE GLO S 226007 CRAZE JOHN DEV VM 467200 BARNICOAT MADI JF 299731 CROCKER DALE LBZ S 249329 BARRELL JODIE LBZ F 463602 CROSS STEFAN TON S 483587 BARRY ADAM CLM S 296714 CUDDINGTON DAVID NOT S 266641 BARTON ANDREW ROY J 326326 CUMMINGS SEAMUS BAN S 337133 BATES JOANNE FOX VF 55918/F CURTIS PAUL MAI V 119953 BATTISON ALEX BAN S 339830 DALE ENYA FOX JF 339738 BATTISON RO RDG F 322387 DAVEY TRISH EXE VF 40335 BAUER JURGEN WOR VM 455265 DAVIES SIMON WOR V 1188/F BEATTY ELLA BSF F 318382 DAVISON ESME BAN JF 332256 BEAUMONT ADAM BAD S 297059 DAVISON MAX BAN V 255084 BEAVER TIM BSF S 239054 DERHAM SIMON RUN VM 9033

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 4 Division 4 DEVILLE ANDREW CLM S 303617 HOCKIN MITCHELL EXE S 481661 DEVRIADIS ANASTASIOS MAI S ET ELM HODGSON JED WEY V 258135 DINGERINK SJOERD NED J NED HOGAN TOM RNK S 454640 DORAN ANDY LIN V 332254 HOLLMAN KIM BAD J 234315 DORAN JAMES LIN J 339587 HOLMES ANDREW WOR VM 241177 DOSHI-KEEBLE FRASER SOL J 299630 HOPE PETER ROY VM 103284 DOUGALL EMMA FOX SF 468741 HOPKINSON CHRIS TON S 471369 DOUGHTY WILLIAM LIN S 263324 HOW MATT NOR V 324111 DRAY MATTHEW CKP JM 475856 HOWARTH THOMAS BAN S 330451 DRUMMOND JOHN RDG V 109008/F HUBNER JACOB NOT J 340155 DUCKITT JACK RNK V 339963 HURRELL ZOE ADS JF 282621 DULAKE SEBASTIAN CLM S 339829 HYDE JEFF HER V 16612/F DUMOLO ADAM FOX S 327486 HYNDS SCOTT ELM V 339708 DUMS STEFAN RIC V 305346 ILETT PETER NOT V 251561 DUNCAN HAMISH EXE S 264367 JAULT DAVID BAN V 287253 DYER JASON BAS S 220942 JENDRUSINSKA KATARZYNA RIC VF 298499 EDE MOLLY NOR JF 332327 JOHNSON NICHOLAS TON S 80205/F EDMOND-SEAL BOB FOX V 320282 JOLLY STUART 1 NOT V 453195 EDWARDS ALEX VIK S 300909 JONES JONATHAN FLA JC 274202 EDWARDS JOSHUA RUN S 331655 JONES PETER HER V 4084 EDYVEAN JOHN FOY VM 283417 JONES SAM BAN S 296513 EPPS ALAN NOR V 14930/F JONES SIMON BRY V 46389 EVERETT ALEX IPS S 479117 KAVANAGH JOHN MAD V 52634/F FAIRBAIRN OLIVER RMK S 211636 KAY NICK FOX V 246222 FAY NICK RIC V 490323 KAY TOM NOT V 231151 FENWICK BENJAMIN LON J 307228 KERR DEBORAH SKR JF SCA 11534 FENWICK JONATHAN LON V 264917 KING LIAM MAD V 322552 FERRI LUCA ELM J 332632 KLETA MARVIN RIC SC 338135 FIELD ANDY RDG VM 121122 KNEEN RACHAEL FOR JF SCA 11100 FINCH MARK MAD V 79946/F KNIGHT MARTIN HER V 305765 FISHER ADRIAN MAD V 80179/F KNOTT ROBERT BRI V 314441 FITZSIMONS MICHAEL MER V 26518 KUCSKA IMRE NOT S 330094 FLACK ANDY BAN V 85449 LANE HUGH POO VM 127891 FLACK ANNELIES BAN F 225696 LANGHAM JOE WEY V 228642 FLEESON CHARLES SOL V 51870/F LAVARACK IAN RIC V 242226 FLEET MARTIN TRU S 317068 LAWRENCE RICHARD ELM V 243016 FLYNN DAVE TAU V 110396/F LAWRENCE SIMON TRU V 321960 FORD PETER TON V 60479 LAWS TIM EXE S 313392 FORTESCUE HUGO WEY S 468988 LAWSON IAIN ACU V 216518 FRANKLAND NIGEL RDG V 28675/F LEACH JOE TRU S 212570 FREEMAN ANOUSHKA RIC JF 465283 LEBLANCHE SCOTT BAD S 493987 FRYER IAIN RIC V 316434 LEE-GILL SAM RIC S 464815 FUDGER MICHAEL WOR VM 55225/F LEECH ARTHUR RIC JC 302205 GANNON JOE ELM S 319572 LEVY DYLAN BAN S 489003 GANNON ROBERT ELM J 322736 LEWIN JAMES BRY J 478986 GARDNER DONALD LKR V SCA 0921 LEWIS GAVIN GLO VM 50826 GILBERT JULIAN WOR V 243557 LEWIS JOHN LKR V SCA 2357 GILBERT-JOHNS JACK SOU J 478579 LI ANTONI INT VM ICU GILBERT-JOHNS RICHARD SOU V 63155/F LIDEGAARD MORTEN FOX VM 306557 GOATER TOBY BAN J 486648 LITTLEHALES KEVIN BOA V WCA 5631 GORMAL FRASER PIP VM SCA 359645 LOCKE KEVIN VM SCA 358347 GORMAN PETER WEY V 13922 LOEDOLFF ALISTAIR WEY J WEY/880 GORST DANIEL SOU J 299927 LOVEGROVE JACK BAN S 326580 GRADY FIONA NOR VF 117090/F LOVELL RICHARD IND V 18205 GRAY ELIZABETH LIN JF 284194 LOWE PAUL NOT V 8327 GREEHY LUCY FOX F 214545 LUCAS ROLAND RIC V 12533/F GREYSON-NEWMAN TONY RIC V 310163 MACHIN TONY WOR V 206732 GRIMWOOD ANDY LIN S 4636/L MACKEN FELIX CKP S 476761 GUEST LUCY LIN JF 317718 MADDEN ISABEL ROY JF 312493 GURNEY DAVID BSF J 467782 MAIN OLIVER ACU VM 464227 GURNEY ISABELLE BSF SF 320256 MAINPRIZE PETER RDG V 129743/F GUTTERIDGE MARC RDG VM 484021 MARCINKOWSKI IRENEUSZ CHE C A9818 HAIGH ANDREW TRE S 281429 MARLAND RYAN SOL S 317307 HAIGH GRAEME TRE S 208297 MARSHALL DEREK LKR V SCA 348 HALL ELOISE LBZ JF 267765 MARTIN ALISON RIC JF 230248 HARDING OLIVER LON V 29824/F MARTIN IAN NBY V 210112 HARLEY THOR RIC V 271708 MASON NORMAN NOT V 35607/F HAWKINS TATE WEY J 297996 MASTERS ROGER LON V 305282 HAWTHORN MIKE WOR V 980/F MCCARTHY LIAM SLP V ICU HAWTHORN SUE WOR VF 96033/C MCCRACKEN JOE BAN S 317651 HENSON ADRIAN WEY V 16041/F MCHALE SAMUEL CLM JM 466822 HERBENT ATTILA RLS VM 285534 MCLEOD NEIL SOU S 215574/F HERWANGER NIKKI RIC F 272711 MCMULLEN GEORGINA ELM F 296690 HEWITT EMILY SOU F 266380 MCMULLEN ROSS ELM S 257775 HIELD LUCY FOX JF 307293 MERRIFIELD CLIVE TAU V 267560 HILLS MELODY RIC JF 454171 MIDDLEHURST TIM IND VM 206712 HIPKINS KEVIN LON V 261476 MILLS MATTHEW BSF S ICU HISSETT IAIN BRI S 81220 MITCHELL DANIEL CLM S 247803

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 4 Division 4 MOLNAR ROBERT MAI V 319151 SMITH NAOMI BAS F 206178/Y MORAN CLAIRE WOR F 107492 SMITH STEVE DAVID WEY V 325586 MORAN LAURA WOR F 110676/Y SORENY RICK RLS S 316730 MORAN MICK WOR V 108663/F STAGG RICHARD CAM V 11991/F MORLEY JASON BAN V 187709/A STENNING PAUL LBZ VM 320309 MORRIS CHARLIE FOX S 333759 STENNING RICHARD WEY S 290078 MORRIS PTOLEMY WEY J 460152 STEVENSON NIGEL LIN V 319341 MUEHLER MAX RIC J 305347 STONEHOUSE GRAHAM RIC V 104808/F MUSGRAVE PHIL RDG VM 465640 STORMONT DENNIS FOX V 251608 NASH FRANK FOX J 466422 STRATHDEE NATHAN PEN J 330075 NEAVE SHUNA NOT F SCA 6955 STREET TOM PAN V 314830 NIEVEEN RICHARD WEY V 282442 STRICKLAND BEN RIC S 479191 NORTH NANETTE CAM SF 299333 STRONGE SAM NOR S 223106 NORTH OLIVER CAM S 336442 SURMON MICHAEL NAI V SCA 359910 NORTON FREDDY WEY JM 100405/14 SUTHERLAND DOUGY LON V 309062 O'BRIEN FINN LEA JM 461619 SWALLOW VICTORIA BOA F 95970 O'HARA THOMAS VIK S 306905 SWIFT REBECCA WEY JF 305771 OGIN PURNA RIC M 307060 SYME RACHEL KIR JF SCA 9246 OLIVER JONNY BAS S 328830 SZE CHRIS BSF VM 454501 OSIPOV ANDREZ MAI S 259752 TARVER ZAC ELM JM 466577 OUGHTON DUNCAN NOT V 266835 TAYLOR DAVID LIN V 7848 OWEN AMBER RDG F 247689 TAYLOR HELEN RIC F 485589 PANRUCKER MIKE BSF V 106812 TAYLOR JAMES BAS S 235157 PARKER DAVID EXE V 488931 TAYLOR POPPY RIC F 272308 PARKER JEFFERY TRE V 13560 TAYLOR RYAN CAM S 307298 PARKER SOPHIE CLM F 212977/Y TAYLOR ZACH NOR J 312215 PARRITT ANDY FOY V 248696 TERRY STACEY NOR F 228226 PARRY ALEX CDF J WCA 10853 THOMPSON PAUL WEY V 286840 PATERSON DEE VIK VF 300910 THOMPSON SOPHIE WEY JF 314469 PEARCE MARK LON VM 289390 THURSBY LUKE NOR J 314770 PEMBLE DOUG ADS V 246427 TIETEMA RORY RDG JM 468001 PENHALLURICK ANDREW SOL V 284456 TILBURY-CLARKE SIMON FOY S 232072 PHILLIPS BEN RIC SC 268265 TINGAY STEVE LBZ V 39445 PIRMUHAMEDOV JONATHAN CLM J 465300 TODD KIERAN FOX S 275958 PLANT STEVEN EAL S 306863 TOLLE FABIAN CAM S 467763 PLEWMAN DAN WEY S 473732 TONGE MARTIN RUN VM 329693 PLUMMER PAUL LBZ V 253752 TONKIN ALEX RDG JM 481855 PROSSER JACK RIC S 332389 TOOVEY JASON LKR V 64646 PURCHAS MIKE BOA V 61438/F TOPHAM NIK RDG VM 264333 QUIGLEY EAMON RIC V 321327 TOZER LUCY WEY JF 312629 QUIGLEY HARRIET BOA JF 324013 TROTTER KATHERINE ELM F 122412/Y RABY SEB BAN S 319640 TRUESDALE MICHAEL BAS S 129988 RANCE STEVE SOU V 14236/F TURNER LUKE NOR S 310465 RANDALL GEORGE TRE J 305513 UNDERHILL-ROSE MICHAEL WHI V 17011 REDMOND AMY LKR SF SCA11118 UNDERWOOD GRANT SHA S 229992 RENNOCKS JOHN LIN V 252348 URQUHART GEORGE BAN J 272407 REYNOLDS DANIEL CAM S 454899 VALLE LUCIA CAM SF 454533 RIDGELY DAVID LON V 276303 VAN DEN ELSEN ALEXANDRA INT SF ICU RIJKS ALEC NOR J 312241 VENESS ALEX BAS S 207607 RIJKS JIM NOR S 299445 VIAL CORALIE RIC VF 216217/F RILEY GORDON ANK V 129155/F VILLARUEL MATTHEW EAL S 321363 RILEY STEVEN FOY S 124595 VINCENT RICHARD SOR V 271156 ROBERTS JAMES CHE S 257077 VON MALTZAHN ROBYN RIC VF 335273 ROBERTS PHIL TRE V 15593/F WALKER THOMAS RIC V 301573 ROBERTS STEPHANIE BPR F 253956 WALLACE-LOIZOU MAIA RIC SF 251768 ROSS ANDREW NOR V 51765/F WALSH LIAM TON S 471655 ROSS MATTHEW BAD S 487281 WANT BEN NOR J 483380 ROWE LIVVY NOR SF 290707 WARBRICK LAURA BSF F 293354 RUFF LAURA ROY SF 270417 WASZKIEWICZ ANTHONY RIC V 9298 RUST STEVE LBZ S ET NOR WEHRENFENNIG CHRISTIAN CAM S 333006 SALISBURY CERIDWEN CAM SF 454834 WEIR ROGER BAN S 206057/Y SANCHEZ LONGO NEL INT JM SPAIN WELLS HILARY RIC VF 272798 SANDE TIRIL SF 331912 WELLS NICOLE LIN F 315733 SCARR PETER ELM S 114115/F WESLEY JOHN NOT V 35774 SEDDON ANDREW ACU V 300620 WEVILL MARK SOL V 270287 SEMINARA GIUSEPPE RIC V 266549 WHITE HEIDI BSF F 327586 SHAW SEB FLA S 461610 WHITE IAN CKP V 68786 SHEPHARD EVAN RDG S 74560 WHITE RICKY BSF V 302685 SHEPHARD OWEN CLM S 77712 WIBREW MICHAEL MAI V 7886/F SHEPPY ALEX DEV JM 314674 WIGGLESWORTH MARK PAN S 114735 SILLITOE CALLUM LBZ S 119410 WILKINS STEVE SOL V 126649 SIMPSON STUART SWY V SCA 6503 WILLIAMS DEAN CLM V 107756/F SKIPPINGS ADAM CLM J 330877 WILLIAMS JAMES RUN S 320549 SKLENAR JAN NOR V 303947 WILLIAMS KATIE ELM F 120277/Y SMITH DAVID WOR S 484537 WILLIAMS RON RUN V 308419 SMITH DEREK ELM V 235445 WILSON GARETH RDG S 234961 SMITH HENK POO VM 454211 WISE EWAN RDG S 485443 SMITH LILI RDG JF 472833 WITTY ANDREW CAM S 333478

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 4 Division 5 WONG LILY RIC JF 265926 CARMAN ALEX LIN S 291162 WOOLTORTON NIGEL MER V 11944 CARN GEORGE WOR J 472415 WORSHIP CALLUM BAS JM 469709 CARPENTER MIKE EXE V 70381/F WYLIE ROB SOU VM 53361 CARPENTER PAUL HER VM 312359 YOUNG HENRY WEY JM 479180 CARSON STEPHEN WEY VM 474547 ZYMPELOUDIS EVANGELOS BRI S ICU CARTER BRADLEY SOU J 305002 CARTER GARY LIN V 307901 Division 5 CARTER JACK ROY J 455072 ABBOTT LUKE ACU S ET TON CARVELL NICK WEY JM 481428 ADAIR CALLUM WOR J 318386 CASTELL TOM BAS J ADHAMI LUCIEN EAL J 468110 CATON EUAN BSF JM 477023 ALEXANDER JAN NOR VF 310744 CHALMERS MICHAEL KIR S SCA 6666 ALLEN EMILY LON F 262164 CHALMERS NEIL KIR S SCA 6665 ALLEN MIKE TON V 332455 CHAMBERLAIN OLIVER CLM JM 337448 ALLEN ROBBIE FOX S 332443 CHAMP LEE HER V 205918/F ARCHONDAKIS ALAN LON V 104040/F CHAPMAN IAIN KIR J SCA 102 ARIES ROBERT RLS JM 334068 CHEADLE MARTINA TRE F 304852 ARMYTAGE HARRY IND S 324699 CHILDS RICHARD WEY V ARTHUR JAMES ROY M 483060 CHIPPINGTON RIA LON JF 310288 ARTSYBASHEVA ANFISA ROY JF ROY/231 CHIPPINGTON STEWART LON S 293744 ASHPOLE MARTIN NOR V 240082 CHMIEL ALISON NOT VF 212691/C ASHTON ADAM LBZ J 332520 CHUDLEY COLIN BRI V 409/F ASPELL MEGAN ELM JF WCA11367 CIVICO JACK PEN S 461029 ATKINS LEE RDG V 244684 CLARK JEREMY TON V 206280/F AULD ALISON RIC F 455276 CLARKE JOANNA SOU F 325400 AVERY ABI ROY JF 332075 CLARKE PETER DEV V 328474 AVERY LAUREN CLM JF 263391 CLARKE SAM HER S 326795 AVERY LAUREN ROY JF 320182 CLIVE JOHN GAI V 84484/F AYRES ELIZABETH NOT VF 477517 COLLINGE MARTYN FOY V 276459 BALOGH ROBERT HER S 494769 COLLINS FELIX MAI J 263125 BANFIELD PAUL RAF V 269326 COOKE GERIANT SWA JM WCA 9147 BANSON CAROLINE NOR F 316811 COOKE MADISON GAI JF 484232 BANTON JOE LIN JM 494559 COOPS ELLIOT TRE J 485223 BARKER AMY NOR JF 340670 CORDERY JAMES WEY S 214194 BARKER OWEN PAN JM 486983 COSTA RUI RDG S 319641 BARKWAY ANDREW BPS V 96278 COX JAMIE BAS V 223957 BARKWAY GRACE BPS JF 219035 CRIST TARA LON VF 324931 BARKWAY KELLY BPS VF 31165 CROSBY STUART ANK V 267257 BARNETT ANNA FOX VF 117849 CROSSLEY EDWARD RLS JF 463816 BARRELL STEVE LBZ V 241931 CROSSMAN MIKE RDG V 58306/F BARRETT-HAGUE GEORGE MAD S 313116 CROSSWOOD TIM TAM V 128767/F BARRY SAUL SOU J 488700 CURRY PHIL CLM V 271327 BATCHELOR PAUL BAS V 61013 DALLIMORE CAROLINE CDF VF WCA 11458 BATES CHRIS FOX VM 462716 DALLIMORE NICK CDF VM WCA 11484 BATES TONY BUR V 201606 DARK ALISON BOA VF 112324/F BATTISON BARNES BAN S 339828 DARRAGH DAVID MER V 285910 BAUGH WILLIAM GAI V 321228 DAUNCEY SAM WEY JM 466163 BAYES ALEX CLM S 313684 DAVIS-SMITH THOMAS NOR S 312942 BAYLIS RUSSELL TAM V 314983 DE FERRER MADDIE WEY JF 217690/Y BELCHER PERRY EXE V 302530 DENVIR MICHAEL BR8 J SCA 368871 BELCHER ROBIN NOT VM 267720 DEREHAM JAMES ELM JM ET ELM BELL GRACE BAN JF 410256 DEVILLE MARK CLM V 281348 BELL STUART DEV V 241742 DINGLEY AMELIA LIN F 319088 BENNETT STEVE BRI V 26460 DODSON ANDY ADS V 74419/F BEST DAVID RAF V 309851 DOLLING BEN WOR JM 463004 BEVEN TIM BPS VM 316816 DONOVAN JAMES LON JM 485368 BIRTWHISTLE JOE PEN S 266429 DONOVAN TOM LON JM 485374 BLACKBURN KIERON CLM V 104035/F DUARTE TOMAS FOR S SCA 370542 BLACKER CHRIS SOU C 302257 DUFF KERRY NOR VF 38806/F BLACKMAN IAN ROY V 228055 DUFFIELD MAX CLM S 335405 BLACKWOOD TOM SOU S 325672 DUNFORD ROY NOR V 256930 BLATCHLEY IAN PAN V 79062/F DURANT MASON FOX S 481754 BOWERS ROWAN ELM JM 473730 DURRANT ABBIE NOT JF 287187 BRATTISANI ZOE WEY JF 480800 EDMOND-SEAL HENRY FOX J 489271 BREYER RUSSEL IPS V 330922 ELLIOTT JAKE SOL J 325747 BROADLEY ALEX RLS S 111111 ELLIOTT JON IND VM 4486 BROOKS GEORGE FLA JM 376467 ELLIOTT REGINALD LBZ V 233003 BROWN JAMES RLS S RLS/104 ELLIOTT ROSS EXE S 463134 BULLOCK GORDON BAD VM 318925 ELLIS CHARLOTTE LBZ F 233749 BUNYON CHRIS CLM V 41779 ENGLAND ANDY GLO VM 328220 BURNESS PAUL HEN V 108796/F ENGLISH BROOKE ELM JF 320107 BURNHAM ABIGAIL WEY JF 466909 ENOCH DAVID NOT V 12315 BUTLER MICHELLE NOT VF 272781 EVANS NEIL MAD V 75366/F BYFORD PHIL BAN V 297115 EWART-BROOKES TOMMY FOX JM 485654 CADELL AMELIA SKYE LKR JF SCA 208274 FALLTRICK LEAH CLM F 304595 CALLOW JAMES RAF V 326089 FEGENT MICHAEL RIC V 287948 CAMPBELL DEREK LBZ V 216704 FERNANDEZ EDUARDO LKR VM SCA 369254 CAPON JOHN CLM V 313867 FERRIS CLIVE RIC V 265682

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 5 Division 5 FERRIS JENNA TRU SF 496804 HOSKING ANNABELL TRU F 309830 FIELDEN PAUL TAU S 24497 HOWELL CATHY NOT F 128119/F FINLAYSON DANIEL RIC C 292267 HOWES AIDEN WEY JM 463460 FINNIS JOE ROY S 466865 HOWIE DAVE BAS V 31267/F FIRTH GEORGE LON J 321742 HUGHES JIMMY HER V 487285 FISHBURN RONA CHE JF 483497 HUMPHREYS RICHARD GAI V 237031 FITZSIMONS MARTIN RIC V 203316 HUNT ANDREW RIC V 331958 FORT RACHEL RDG F 290473 HUNT GEORGIA CHE F 329997 FOWKES LAURENCE ACU VM 457503 HUNT RYAN SOR JC 126769/D FREELAND HARRY FOX J 493607 HUTCHINSON ERIKA RDG VF 281337 FRY JULIAN TAM S 336252 ILLINESI JENNY ELM F 120501 GALLOWAY ALISON CAM F 298992 INGPEN ANDREW RDG VM 465955 GALUCKA KLAUDIA RIC VF 226349 IP YUN EAL JF 333600 GANDY DAVID BAS VM 45353 IVES TIM ACU VM 296394 GARDENER ALISON TRE JF 275128 JADAV ISAAC TRU J 464372 GARDNER STEPHEN LIN V 475172 JEFFRESON NIGEL SOU V 283268 GARRETT DAVID IND S 299342 JENKINS JUSTINE NOT VF 468264 GARVEY KARL RIC V 119370 JENKINS TREVOR LON S 454633 GATFIELD MIKE HEM S 454686 JOHNSON ISLA BAN F 301340 GILBERT JOHN PEN V 282432 JOHNSON LYNDON MAL V 212524 GILBERT-JOHNS SOPHIE SOU JF 319498 JOHNSTONE JEMIMA RIC VF 206685 GILL THOMAS NOT S 329562 JONES CAROLINE NOT F 240510 GILLMER EMMA WEY F 325663 JONES CHRIS LBZ VM 41300 GINGELL CHARLIE PAN S 98415 JONES ELLA RANDMAEL SOL JF GOHAR MARCUS RIC V 10803 JONES NATASHA WEY JF 466906 GOLDER ELENA FOX VF 260412/F JOUBERT YOLANDE RIC VF 469456 GRAVELLE SABRINA WEY F ET ELM,WEY JUAN-BALCH MAX BAS J 282453 GREASLEY MAX WIN J 342909 KATONA STEPHEN MAD VM 201676 GREEN JOE BRI V 327337 KEIR ANDREW NOT S 71134/F GREEN LEO LON S 306785 KEMP LIZELLE LKR VF SCA360955 GREEN NICK IND S 316128 KERESZTURI GABOR EAL S 322599 GREEN ROBERT NOR V 321020 KIELA ARVYDAS HER S 486796 GREENAWAY ALEX FOX S 486471 KILVINGTON MANON ADS JF 339672 GREGORY PAUL WOR V 305994 KIRSCHSTEIN SABINE RDG VF 312196 GRIFFIN BEN RLS J 331821 KLETA MARVIN RIC S 338135 GRIFFITHS OSCAR CLM JM 484675 KRUCZYNSKI MARCIN WOL S 326723 GROVER LIAM WOR S 237085 LANG (1) DAVE EXE V 215495 GROVES SOFIA NOR JF 330093 LANGLANDS CHARLES SOU V 273045 GUERRA JOSE POO V 276996 LATCHEM MARK BAN S 306336 GUEST ROBERT LIN V 317177 LAWRENSON BILL BPR V 6035/F GUOTH BARBARA WEY VF 325690 LEAR HARRY ROY JM 433365 GUSCOTT GINA LBZ VF 291722 LEE EDDIE LON VM 329193 HAGE JACOB 4AS J 337564 LEE-SMITH CLIFFORD NOR V 248391 HAMMOND BRIAN RDG V 245066 LEEKE GARY WOR V 237110 HAMMOND KEIRAN BUD J 322702 LEESON NIGEL MAD V 309726 HAMMOND SIMON BUD V 29815 LINGER KATHERINE RIC VF 337510 HANCHETT JESSICA ROY JF 316989 LOBBAN KEITH BAN V 252183 HANCY SARAH CLM VF 281501 LOFT KIERAN EXE S 463780 HANGER SIMON BAN V 241712 LONG JESSICA FOX SF 275957 HANSFORD ROB BAS S 259417 LONG NATHAN WEY VM 127992 HARDING GRAHAM WEY VM 484813 LONG SOPHIE FOX JF 275959 HARLEY THOR RIC VC 271708 LONGSHAW CALLUM NOT S 459601 HARLOW MIKE RIC V 330156 LUCAS CHRIS ADS S 332503 HARPER GARY BAN V 221883 LUCASS VICKI RDG F 330228 HARRALL MARTIN CHP V 6792 LUCK CHRIS WEY V 55307/F HARRIS TIMEA CHE SF 323580 LUKE GAVIN PAN V 111982 HARRISON ANDY CLM S 103823 MACKENZIE EUAN RIC V 275630 HART TOM BAN J 337902 MACKINTOSH ALAN KIR V SCA 258 HARTE WILL BAN V 290280 MACKINTOSH URSULA KIR VF SCA 10828 HARTLEY WILLIAM BAN V 304632 MALANOWSKA ANGELIKA NOT F 334724 HAYES DES RDG VM 455297 MARCH DANIEL CLM JM 490770 HEELEY MARK IND V ET GLO MARLOW LIBBY FOX F 270933 HELLE STEPHANE FOX S 483985 MARTIN BETH RIC F 295597 HENDERSON MAX RIC J 466827 MATHIESON JOHN TON V 230304 HERBERT MATTHEW MAD S 318119 MATTHEWS DAVID TAM S 249301 HERWANGER TANYA RIC VF 262782 MATTHEWS MARTIN NOR V 7842 HEWETT EARL IND V 327494 MAVRA BORIS RIC V 329037 HEWETT GARETH IND S ET LUZ MAXTED ANDY MLO VM 9463 HEXT TOBY BAN JM 496515 MCCLUSKEY STEVEN PAN V 65287/F HIBBITT SEAN WIN J 288407 MCCOURT JONPAUL DEV S 316149 HICKS HARRIET NOR F 121752/Y MCCREADY HENRY BAD J BAD/309 HICKS JULIE NOR VF 49704/F MCDONALD JAMES CKP JM 485304 HIGGINS CRAIG ELM S 336517 MCDONALD RODDY IND V SCA 1506 HILL PAUL IND VM 279068 MELLELIEU JOHN LON S 248292 HILLS LUDY RIC F 328526 MIETUS PETER NOT V 216237 HOOLEY GEOFF GLW VM SCA 363990 MIKLOS RENATA VF 242020 HORN CAMERON S 280526 MILES DARREN BAN V 56233 HOSIE IAN PIN S SCA 207569 MILLEST SARAH NOT F 96190/C

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 5 Division 5 MITCHELL JAMES BAN S 465103 SANGOUARD ELISABETH RIC VF 256612 MITCHELL SOPHIE LON SF 327709 SCHNEPP PHILIP EXE V 122131 MOORE DAVID FOY V 319852 SCOTT FREYA WEY JF 466544 MORRIS ALEX BTH J 473863 SCOTT TIM NOR V 82381/F MOTHA MICHAEL ROY JM 483062 SERPELL MORGAN KIR J SCA 362675 MOULE STEVE CLM S 76425 SEWARD DAVID NBY V 17952 MOXON ANDY BAN V 468043 SHARP CHRISTOPHER NOR V 60747/F MOXON NOAH BAN J 468044 SHARP CLARE RAF VF WCA 323712 MUEHLER MARLENE RIC JF 320556 SHARPE WILLIAM TRU V 226518 NADAL MICK NOT V 1664/F SILLITOE NEIL LBZ V 42106/F NEVITT ANDREW WOR V 73583/F SIMPSON ALASKA VIK F 231072 NEW STEVE DEV V 281910 SIMPSON SAM LON V 217053 NIXON SIMON RUN V 55152/F SINGLETON CHRISTOPHER CKP J 336787 NORTON ZAC FLA JM FLA/098 SKELLERN CHRISTOPHER WOR V 29198/F O'CONNOR ANGUS NOT V 279065 SKLENAR DANIEL NOR J 484366 O'DONNELL DAN BAN S ET BAN SKWARSKA HANNAH WEY JF 299305 OLIVER RICHARD LIN V 9065 SMITH AMELIE WEY JF 299573 ORME NEIL ANK V 285353 SMITH ELLA WEY JF 471346 ORME SIMONE ANK F 285355 SMITH GARY NOR V 311057 PARKER DAVID NOT V 97420/C SMITH JOSHUA LIN J 322155 PARKER JACOB SOU J 488708 SMITH RHONWYN LKR F SCA 5682 PARKER JAMES(FESS) WOR V 32697/F SOANES ROB RIC VM 479218 PARTRIDGE GARY TRU V 320043 SOLWAY ANDY FOX V 266405 PARTRIDGE OSCAR TRU J 485963 SPICER ANTHONY RIC V 299698 PASSMORE ROB TON V 287614 SPINK MATTHEW NOT S 483137 PAYNE ANDY CAM VM 483168 STANDEVEN GUY ROY S ET ROY PAYNE JOHN EXE V 295545 STANLEY DOMINIC FOX J 486607 PEARCE KEVIN FOY V 107054/F STEER CHRIS RNK S ET FOY PEARCE MADELEINE LON JF 303791 STENNING PAUL LBZ VC 320309 PEARCE SIMON TRE VM 338163 STEPHENS HANNAH SWA JF WCA 10924 PEASE CHRISTOPHER TRU V 20149/F STEVENS HARRY BOA J 313275 PENDLE ALI NOR VF 96009/C STOREY DESMOND NOT V 323032 PEPPER WILLIAM BAN J 496192 STORM REBECCA RUN JF 465489 PERRY STEVE BAN VM 476584 STRATFORD PETER ROY V 254172 PERRY TONY VIK V 314319 STRATHDEE STUART PEN V 9143 PETCHER HARVEY DUD J 328930 STROUD MARTIN CLM V 327400 PETERS ANNETTE RIC VF 321091 SUEN LOUIS CKP S 293228 PETERSEN MARK HEM C TBC SUTTIE HANNAH WEY JF 466934 PHILLIPS LUKE RIC J 482394 SWAN SAM WEY JM WEY/194033 PHILLIPS MICHAEL BAN J 493961 TADMAN MORGAN FOX J 486924 PICKERING BEN SOU S 215471 TAN ALLYN RIC VF 311786 PIGOTT MIKE RIC V 83249/F TATAM CHRIS SWA V CWA9842 PIKE OLIVER FLA S 480282 TAYLOR EDWARD ROY S 483125 PLAYLE WILLIAM BAD V 229965 TAYLOR IAN V 36015/F POBLETE LAURA RIC F 209278 TAYLOR MIKE LON V 280033 PRENDEVILLE NICOLE RIC VF 282465 TAYLOR NICK VIK V 270790 PRICE BRYN MAI VM 309215 TAYLOR SAM EXE JM 477418 QUITTENTON DEBORAH LIN VF 227713 TEASDALE BEN NOT S 461312 RACOVEANU JOHN RIC V 299732 TERRY PHILLIP NOR V 228342 RADAVICIUS AUDRIUS NOR S 336709 THACKRAY IAN DEV V 284808 RAMROTH HERIBERT FOX V 334161 THOMAS CAI EAL J 476534 RAVEN DOMINIC LON J 414126 THRAVES ELEANOR NOT SF 462128 REEVES ALEX ADS S ET ELM TICKELL OLIVER FOX V 472000 REGAN MOLLY F 302276 TIDESWELL SEBASTIAN CAM JM 496090 REISINGER PETER ROY S 322781 TILBURY ROBIN PAN V 232071 REMINGTON V 117032 TIMMINS LES TRU V 71309/F RICHARDS CHRIS LON V 329392 TOOMEY MIKE BSF V 332475 RICHARDS SELWYN POO V 287196 TOZER NATHAN WEY V 249189 RICHMOND MARTIN RDG VM 297817 TREW TIM BRI S 209322 RICKETTS DAVE ANK V 208146/F TRITTON ROGER FOX V 120831 RIDGWAY KEVIN ANK V 240776 TURNBULL BETH ADS JF 463057 RIPPINGTON SAMANTHA WOK F 107742/F URQUHART JESSIE BAN JF 272409 RIX GAVIN NOR V 218879 URQUHART NEIL BAN V 256763 ROBERT LINEHAM ABF S A3671 UTH CARSTEN RIC V ET TON ROBERTS JACOB LON J 336463 VAUGHAN PETER CAM S 120537 ROBERTSON CRAIG RDG VM 477099 VENKATESAN PURNA RIC S 307060 ROBSON IAN LON V 325901 VINCE GABOR HER VM 495181 ROGERS TEIFION CHE J 194018 WALKER CAROLINE PAN VF 241656 ROGHI ALIS NOR JF 476142 WALKER CATHERINE PAN SF 258535 ROOKS ROB SUT V 34724/F WALKER ELEANOR PAN SF 241657 ROSS LUCY RIC VF 325840 WALKER KATY NOR JF 480256 ROTHERY PETER FOX VM 340089 WALKER PETER PAN V 119872/F ROUTLEDGE CYRILL ANK VM 335729 WALKER RICHARD TAM V 34794/F ROWLAND THOMAS ROY M 481738 WALLIS BETH IND F 239300 RUNNEGAR TONY VIK V 285575 WALSH MIKE NOR V 252263 RUSSELL PHILLIP IND VM 18131 WALTERS MICHEAL BPR S 217197/Y RYAN ENDA SOU V 124616 WALTERS SARAH BPR F 246606 SAMPSON PAUL LON V 241184 WARBRICK KEVIN BSF V 304172

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 5 Division 6 WEBB MILLY WYC F 454491 BOUCH MARK DEV V 248087 WEBSTER ANNIE FOX F 319921 BOURLET SAMMY IND J DEV/012 WEST COLIN WEY VM 328327 BOYLE SIMON TRU S 313124 WESTON HELEN WEY VF 246909 BRADBEER KARA KIR F SCA 8840 WHITBY OLIVER RMK S ET EXE BRAY ALEX EXE JM EXE/517 WHITE JOE EXE JM EXE/040 BRINDLEY PETER BTH J 474486 WHITEHOUSE CHRIS CAM JM 461766 BROCKLEBANK ARCHIE KIM JM 454465 WHITTAKER JO F ET ELM BRUNSTING COLIN CAM JM 150087 WHITTAKER JOE RIC J 321115 BRUNYEE MATTHEW TRU JM 475827 WIBMER ANDREW HER V 279539 BURGESS IMOGEN HPP JF 300894 WIGLEY BEN POO S 115540 BURNS LAURA VIK JF 329283 WILBY DOUGLAS NAI VM SCA 3732 BURT ANNA RAF F 111167 WILCOCK BARRY MLO VM 321867 BURT DAN TAU J 312383 WILKES MATT CLM V 313329 BUTLER BRIAN GLO V 65142 WILKINSON EMMA NOT VF 286189 BUTLER FAY PAN VF 280574 WILLIAMS BRIAN MAI V 239526 BUTTON PETER BAN V 126576/F WILLIAMS STEVE ELM V 269547 BYROM BEN IND VM ET FOY WILLIS ROBERT ACU S 316326 CABALLERO PABLO INT JMC SPAIN WILSON BRANDON DUD J 302818 CAISLEY PHIL TON V 212059 WILSON SCOTT DUD V 233015 CALDER COLIN NSK V SCA 8964 WINGFIELD JAMES DCP V A1124 CALVO IRENE INT JF SPAIN WOOD GRAHAM POO V 264578 CALVO SOPHIE INT JF SPAIN WOOD JULIE BAN VF 123563/F CAMPBELL KYLE LIN V 294764 WOODGATE PHILIP IND VM 327869 CASE MIKE WOR VM 121410 WOODHOUSE GARY WOL V 336733 CAWTHRAY JOAN RAF VF WCA 108 WOODWARD ALEX RLS JM 465385 CHAPMAN BRIAN KIR V SCA 0001 WOOLISCROFT MATT WOR V 314512 CHAPPILL PETER GLS VM ET GLS WORRALL MARIA BSF VF 327391 CHESTER CLAUDIA WOR VF 317265 WYBROUGH MICHAEL MAI VM 2886 CHIVERS NIGEL DEV VM 484659 YOUNG JEMIMA WEY JF 474343 CHLIPALA TOMASZ IND S 329508 CHMIEL KASIA NOT JF 229548 Division 6 CHORLEY STEVE CHE V 13305/F ABBOTT LUKE LLM S 473143 CHUCK ALEX RIC J RIC/588 ABRAMS IAN BSF V 333849 CLARK ADRIAN ADS V 220946 ABSOLOM PETE BAS V 25029/F CLARKE BEN DEV S 328475 ADHAMI DARCY EAL S 337794 CLARKSON HANNAH GLW JF SCA 367551 ADNITT NICK IND V 237186 CLOAKE EWAN CLM J 485272 ADNITT NICK IND VC 237186 CLOUGH JEN FOX VF 204863 ALDERWICK ANDY GLO VM 340591 CLOW JASON WEY VM 335951 ALLEN ANDY DEV V 272917 COCKRILL GARRY CLM VM 332586 ALLEN MAE DEV JF 480346 COLBY DANIEL DEV S 272245 ANDERSON PATRICK WCR VM 326573 COLLINS PETER VIK V 280775 ANDERSON RORY WCR JM 471357 CONROY CHARLIE WEY JM WEY/194025 ANTUNOVIC LUKA BAN S 328540 COOK JOE JM RDG/133 ASHBY ALAN DUD V 325775 COOMBER RUPERT FOY V 224495 ASHFORD DOMINIC TON V 48406 COOPER ISABELLE TON JF TON/012 ASHLEY JEAN CHE VF 205906/F COOPER PAUL TON V 230033 ASHMAN KRIS DUD VM 461041 CRABB KEVIN DEV VM 307851 ASPELL JOHN ELM S 10958 CRAWLEY BEN FOY S 475878 ASTON BEN SOL J 302312 CRAWTHRAY JOAN RAF SF WCA 00108 ATKINS DEBBIE RDG VF 256035 CREAMER CHARLOTTE LBZ SF 200863 AUSTIN PETER WEY S 333545 CREAVIN PAUL CLM V 263361 AWTY MICHAEL TRE V 334224 CRIST PHIL LON V 324930 AYRIS LUKE RNK S ET ROA CRITCHFIELD HARRY BAN J 474583 BAGGS ADAM GLO VM 204803 CROCKFORD IMOGEN ADS JF 462501 BAKER CHRIS FOX VM 466196 DAHL ABI WEY JF WEY/741 BANKS DUNCAN EXE VM 488766 DALE JAMES FOX V 304242 BANNATYNE CAMERON PPL JM 457593 DANIELS NICK LON V 52444/F BARBER GEOFF SOL V 128080/F DAVIES BETHAN RDG F 53501/F BARNARD IAN IND S 314104 DAVIS JASON WOK VM 332856 BARZILAI JOSHUA RIC J RIC/574 DAVIS STEVE ACU S 279019 BATTISON GAIL RDG VF 72211/F DAWSON JOE NOT S 334725 BAYLEY ANDY PAN V 476897 DAY WILL KIM JM 454248 BEDDARD MAX HER J HER/714 DE GRUCHY AUBIN TRU V 129835/F BEENEY JOSEPH RDG J 486411 DEVILLE JAMES CLM J 237587 BELL ADRIAN RLS JM 460532 DIBB NICK RIC V 335364 BELL SANDY KIR V SCA 362382 DIFFEY PAUL BUD S ET FOY BENTLEY LEE DUD S 320112 DIMMOCK MILLIE WEY JF WEY/832 BEST STEPHEN DEV S 494545 DIXON KATY LBZ JF 312961 BEYER RUSSELL IPS VM 999998 DIXON NIGEL LBZ VC 289625 BICKNELL MADISON NOR F 331035 DOBBS CHLOE FOY JF 470659 BICKNELL SAM WEY J 461516 DOBSON KEVIN DEV VM 203043 BLACKMAN PAUL BPR J BPR/001 DRANE CORAL NOR VF 287439 BLACKMORE CHRIS CLM JM CLM/110 DU PLOOY TREVOR FOX V 312008 BLEWETT TOBY BTH J BTH/001 DULAKE FRANCESCA CLM JF 463651 BLOWERS MALCOLM MDN V 71466/F DUMMETT MOLLY PAN JF 340467 BOON VINCE POO VM 44172 DUMMETT TIMOTHY PAN VM 263562 BOONHAM CHRIS RDG VM 473416 DUNGEY NEIL LBZ V 339425

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 6 Division 6 DURNFORD JACK SOU J 322174 HENNEY JACOB BAN J BAN/047 EASTON DEAN BPR V 201605 HENRY LOUISE SOU VF 292005 EDMOND-SEAL ANNA FOX VF 320283 HERWANGER FRANCIS RIC J 304701 EGELAND JENSEN ADAM RNK V 282587 HEWITT EMILY SOU SC 266380 ELLIS CHRIS BOA JM 472975 HEYDENRYCH KEVIN PUT VM 309497 ELLIS JONNY BOA JM 305779 HILL ANTHONY RDG VM 484202 ELLIS TIM BOA VM 78092 HILL IMOGEN CLM JF 296920 ELMHIRST ORLANDO SOL VM 460457 HILL STEVE NOT VM 455145 ELSON-SMITH VICKI RDG VF 472832 HILLS CHRISTOPHER BAN V 203494/F ESLTON PAUL MAI V 85358 HIRD OLIVER BPR VM 467060 EVANS DAVID GLO VM WCA 4120 HODGKISS BRUCE ADS S 481737 EVANS EMLYN IND VM ET KIN HOLDEN PHIL SKR VM ET WOL FAIRLEY JIM NSK VM SCA 371282 HOLLMAN ADRIAN BAD V 234311 FARRANT TALITHA WEY S 124689 HOMES WILL EXE S 477438 FEAR SADIE TAU JF 325180 HOOK HANNAH LBZ JF 463712 FERGUSSON GARETH GAI S 52007/F HORNSBY ALISTAIR DUD V 290579 FIELD KIRSTIN RIC F 333293 HOWARD MATTHEW WOR J 483134 FIELD O'HANLON CAITLIN BAD JF BAD/302 HOWLIN MARTIN ACU S 479225 FIRMIN SIMON HAS S 282794 HUBBARD EDWARD ROY J 474338 FISCHER ANNE MARIA CAM VF 477874 HUBBARD TOM ROY JM 474339 FISHER MATT GLW J SCA 371631 HUTCHINSON PETER RIC V ? FITZGERALD TOMMY PAN JM 334177 HUTCHINSON STUART RDG VM 337024 FOSTER MIKE RIC V 203670/F IGLESIAS DIAZ LUIS INT JM SPAIN FRANCIS SARAH BAS VF 222746 IRWIN CAITLIN FOY JF 480332 FRESNO OSCAR INT JM SPAIN JACK ETHAN PPL JM 405117 FRIDD SUSAN POO VF 454212 JACOBS TONY LON V 318022 FRY ALASTAIR TAM S ET TAM JADAV MARK TRU V 333447 FUCIK MAREK IND S ET EXE JADAV SAMUEL TRU J 464370 GADD SOPHIE ADS JF 486199 JAMES SUZANNA WEY JF WEY/553 GAFFARD CATHERINE RDG VF 269682 JARRATT THEO LIN V 262946 GALE SAM SOL J 330421 JAVAD MARK TRU S 333447 GALLOP MICHELLE RDG VF 290423 JAVAD SAM TRU SF 464370 GARRETT MARTIN IND V 327706 JEFFERIES DAVID PEN V 117870/F GARSIDE LEON TRE VM ET CHE JEFFS PAUL BAS V 111695/F GARSTANG TONY IPS VM 296473 JEPSON KLARA FOX JF 480945 GILL JOJO RIC JF RIC/376 JOHNS JONATHAN BAS V 223018 GLOVER DAVID CAM V 231864 JOHNSON COLETTE BAN VF 256096 GODDARD SIMON DEV VM 329819 JOLLY STUART NOT VC 453195 GOHAR MARCUS RIC VC 10803 JONES DAN DEV JM 493863 GOODLAD BETHANY LBZ F 123428 JONES GARETH KIN VM 254309 GORSKI ROMAN IND S SCA 391119 JONES GAVIN WEY V 330158 GOULD STEPHEN FOX VM 313962 KAY SIMON BOA V 319411 GRAHAM MIRIAM RDG VF 333433 KEAR ADAM LBZ VM 472973 GREEN JAMES EXE S 442347 KEARNEY SCARLETT WOR F 249510 GREENAWAY BRIAN FOY V 332541 KEETON SHIRLEY NBY VF 264179 GRIESBAUER EVA-MARIA RIC F 470118 KELLY TOM IND S 328037 GRIFFITHS OLLIE BRY JM BRY0/84 KEMP NAT WOR VF 461105 GRITSININA JEKATERINA SF 327549 KENNY MEGAN BSF SF 467595 GROSHEV DMITRY RIC S 492687 KENT JOHN BOA V 1395 GURNEY EMILY LIN SF 302147 KERBY TOBY BRY JM 481115 GURR DAVID TON V 320117 KERSHAW IAN GLO V 104893 HADDEN-BECKER SOPHIE VIK JF 472215 KINZLER HARALD RIC V 335015 HADLEY DAVE NOT V 306421 KIRBY ROB WOL V 50655 HAGE PAUL 4AS VM 337563 KITSON STEPHEN NOT V 268172 HALL BILLY NOR J 340008 KNIGHT JULIAN FOX V 332514 HALL SIMEON LBZ V 230395 KNIGHT PIP FOX JF 332516 HALL TESSA FOX JF 121309 KRAUS LENA FOY SF 28260 HALLIWELL DAVE WEY V 232914 LACK KEVIN LIN V 301591 HAMMON TOM TRU V 296636 LANGFORD HARRY HER JM HER/716 HAMMOND NICOLA BUD SF 96259 LANNON PETER RNK S ET DRT HAMPSON IAN SOU V 235423 LARK RICHARD IND VM ET FOY HANDSLEY BRYAN LBZ V 315668 LARRINAGA LAURA INT JF SPAIN HANSFORD DAVID BAS VM 281729 LAY CHRIS ACU S 298882 HANSON CHARLIE KIM J 312482 LEE MICHAEL ACU S 315325 HARDING JOHN LBZ V 218633/F LEIGHTON BEN BOA S ET BOA HARDY MARC WOL M 474610 LEONG RACY INT VF ICU HARGRAVES ANDREW TRE S 258649 LESTER ANTHONY RIC S ET RIC HARPER HELEN BAN VF 257562 LEVER MOLLY NOT JF 330546 HARRINGTON MATTHEW IND JM 326560 LI MINGLIN BRY JM 487917 HARRIS JULIAN WOR V 222841 LINEKER CATHERINE NOT F 330026 HARRISON PAULA NOR VF 293357 LINNELL LOUISE NOR F ET NOR HATTON JOHN CHE V A4075,11 LITTLEWOOD MEGAN HPP JF 330424 HAUGHTON MARTIN PEN V 13329/F LIVERSEDGE JAKE IND JM ET FOY HAWKINGS FELIX BRY JM 494368 LLOYD ALASTAIR TAU J 321362 HAWKINGS INIGO BRY J 464880 LUCAS DOMINIQUE RDG V 269681 HAYMAN-JOYCE RICHARD WEY V 302546 LUNN MATTHEW RLS S 128238/Y HAYNES DAVID FLA S 480640 MACKEN ROSS CKP S 476760 HAYWOOD STUART CAM S ET CLM MACKINNON STEVE NAI VM SCA 11015

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 6 Division 6 MAHONEY JAMES DEV V 279637 POPE NICK ACU VM 328554 MAINPRIZE SARAH RDG VF 207815/F POTTERTON TONY RDG V 224469 MALLINSON DAVE RMK S 469707 POTTS DAVE GLO VM 50379 MARSH SAM TRE J TRE/1350 POWELL EMILY RIC JF 332047 MARSHALL LINSAY NOT F 330425 PRICE ADAM NOT JM 484682 MARSHALL-TAYLOR PAUL RIC V 319215 PRIDAY JILL DEV VF 316372 MARTIN SEAN RIC VC 230249 PROCTOR-CROZIER JESSICA CHE JF 335005 MASON BEN IND V RANDLE FREYA LKR JF SCA 374580 MATTHEWS NEIL BAS V 209466 RAYNER EMILY FOX SF 473204 MAWSON BOB PEN V 76997 REILLY PETER LBZ J 323388 MAWSON-BURREN BLAKE PEN J 333320 REISS STEFANIE FOX SF 486878 MCCABE MIKE RUN V 111070 RICHARDS JOE NOR JM 486622 MCCONNELL MICHAEL EAL V 333269 RICHARDSON HARRY BOA S BOA/077 MCCONNELL SIOBHAN EAL JF 337205 RIMEN STEVE GLO VM 484957 MCCREADY TOBIAS BAD J 144737 ROEBUCK PAUL MAL V 252342 MCKINNEY BRIAN NOR V 322616 ROMAIN EMILY WEY SF 244833 MCLEOD MARY JF 331538 RONAN SHANE EAL S 267205 MCMANUS KATE NOT VF 200652 ROOKS SIMONE SUT F 297214 MEE DANIEL LON S 243498 ROSATI TONY LON V 259073 MERRIFIELD HARVEY TAU J 292828 ROUNSLEY JACK LIN S 463676 MILES ADAM RLS V 316840 ROWE SIOBHAN NOR VF 290706 MILES ARCHIE LIN V 120719 ROWE TOM FOX JM FOX/256 MILLAR KATHARINE EXE JF 475769 RUSSELL NORMAN EXE V 257734 MINTER LAWRENCE HYM JM HYM/161 SAMBOROWSKI NICK BOA J BOA/075 MISHEV ROSCO ROY JM ROY/229 SAMPSON CHARLOTTE LON JF 305369 MOBBS HOLLY BAS SF 311257 SAUNDERS JOHN RLS V 283977 MONGAN RICHARD LIN J 475004 SAVORY CLIVE VIK V 275221 MORAN JAYNE WOR VF 108664/C SCHESKE ZOE RIC JF RIC/446 MORGAN BRENAN CAM VM 488034 SCHOLEY ROBERT CHE V 1573/F MORHAM ALISON INT VF ICU SCOTT EMILY BSF SF 461758 MORILLA ALBERTO INT JMC SPAIN SEAFORD ANITA RDG VF 76974/F MORILLA LUCIA INT JF SPAIN SELLER PAUL FOX S 462909 MORRGAN LEE IND V ET MED SHARP DIANE LKR F SCA 1619 MORRIS AMANDA LBZ VF 291779 SHAW CALUM WEY V 236010 MORRIS BETHANY LBZ JF 320366 SHAW ROB BUD S ET FOY MORRIS CALLUM GLO JM 493939 SHEAHAN RICHARD RUT VM 484645 MOSSMAN ANDREW BAN V 279755 SHEPHERD JOHN POO VM ET HEN MUNRO SEUMAS RDG V 264627 SHERRATT JULIAN ELM S 331948 MURNAGHAN LIZ BAS VF 26107/F SIBLEY ROB FOX V 325519 MUSGAARD MARIA FOX F 306558 SILBY DEREK BAN V 333344 MYATT MARIE TRE F 285865 SIMMONS RAY LIN VM 461255 NAGY GABOR RUN S 330867 SIMPSON KEITH RDG V 228370 NEALE GREGORY TON JM 483457 SKIPPINGS JACK CLM J 484077 NEALE JONATHAN TON S 338172 SMITH PAUL BAN V 268568 NEUSINGER EVE EXE JF 333599 SMITH SEAMUS POO J 323366 NEWBERY MICHAEL VIK V 110548/F SNAPPER WOODY NOT JM NOT/701 NEWSON REBECCA ROY SF 486891 SPARKES DAVID NOR V 251937 NIEC RADEK IND S ET HAS SPENCER NICHOLAS TRE SF 264377 NOKE MARGARET WOR SF 324214 SPENCER TONY HER V 203 NORTON CHARLIE WEY JF WEY/750 SPINOLA JOAO BSF S ICU O'BRYNE DOM RDG V 125516/F SPRUCE MARK SOU V 251059 O'NEILL CHRIS MAL S 121243 SROKA KACPER LKR JM SCA 372095 O'SHAUGNHESSY ARCHIE BRY J ET HEN STARKEY PATRICK BRI S ICU OLDHAM JOSH PPL JM 494439 STEVENS GEORGINA BOA VF 313274 OLIVER LAURENCE LIN V 1987 STEVENS REEVE DEV JM 493862 OUGHTON LYNDA NOT VF 266834 STEW OSCAR WEY JM 100405/03 PALMER ANNA LON SF 330265 STORMONT JAMES FOX S 496530 PAPWORTH-SMITH PAUL DEV VM 218660 SUDEIKYTE DOVILE ROY SF 459842 PARKER OLIVER CKP J 249939 SUNDERLAND KEITH TRE V 15589 PARKIN ROBERT SOU S SURRAGE PAUL BSF V 55059/F PARRITT ALLY FOY VF 248697 SUTTON JEFF NOT V 330184 PASSMORE JULIA TON VF 287615 SWALLOW STEPHEN YOU V 64092 PATERSON ALAN KIR V SCA 361290 TADMAN MIKE FOX V 263980 PAYNE BEN ACU S 480222 TAMBLIN MITCHELL NOR JM NOR/095 PEARCE RAY BAN V 79460/F TATE DEREK DEV VM 309552 PEARSON ED WOK J 219284/Y TAYLOR EDWARD ROY M 483125 PEARTON ROSS HEM VC 199/F TAYLOR EMMA NOR F 304968 PEMBLE BECKY ADS JF 493269 TAYLOR MALCOLM EXE J 304578 PENNYCOOK GEORGE LKR J SCA 209635 TENNYSON KEVIN NOT V 256987 PERKINS THOMAS RDG JM RDG/125 THOMAS CHRIS RLS S 333501 PETERS MARK FOY V 73515 THOMAS MATTHEW TRU S 470013 PHILLIPS DAVE NOT V 1705/F THOMAS TONY GLW J SCA 368748 PICKERING ISOBELLE LBZ JF 326396 TIDESWELL RUPERT CAM JM 497770 PICKERING MARK LBZ V 262544 TOMLINSON MATT NOR S 308855 PIERCY DAFFYD BAD S 301117 TOOSEY CHARLES LBZ V 315541 PITT TIM ROY VM 328692 TROTT JOHN ROY S 240391 POLSON LIZ IPS SF 463218 TRUESDALE TIM BAS V 129986/F POOLE LIZZIE ELM JF 477688 TRUNKS ANDY IND S 295409

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 6 Division 7 TURNER MATTHEW CKP JM 487117 BARNARD TOM POO VC 262555 UNWIN HEIDI NOT F 330363 BARNES DAVE BPR V 224119 URQUHART ROSS NAI J SCA 370539 BARNETT ANNE BSF VF 335253 URQUHART SIOBHAN BAN VF 256762 BARNICOAT ALFIE FOX J FOX/181 USTAOGLU CAGRI MAI J 311212 BARNICOAT OLIVER FOX V 231728 VAN WEVERBERG KWINTEN EXE S ET EXE BATEMAN FRANCES BRE F A6839 VENESS CARL BAS V 207605 BATES ROBERT VIK V 204871/F VERNAU DAVID NOT VM 476314 BATTISON ALEX BAN SC 339830 VILLARUEL LEO EAL J 490549 BAYLISS IZZY BAN JF BAN/095 WAKELING MATT DEV S ET GLO BELL JAMES LON V 225348 WALKER LUCY NOR JF 488916 BELLARD ADAM SOL JM SOL/112 WALL JONATHON CAM S ET CAM BENNELL JON TON S 292746 WALSH DAVE WOR V 203087 BENNETT MELANIE BSF F 98589 WALTER MICHAEL FOX V 454599 BENNETT PETER CHE VM ET CHE2 WALTERS DAVID BPR V 129910 BENSTEAD RUBY ELM JF 331560 WARD HENRY BRY J BRY/074 BETTS NATHAN RDG VM 484283 WARD MARK BUD S ET FOY BIDLE GILLIAN BPS VF 464141 WARD RICHARD EXE V 15061/F BISHOP RORY FOX J FOX/208 WARLAND GRAHAM BAN V 51523/F BLACKMAN GRACE GAI F 273405 WATKINS MARI SWA JF C10859 BLAKEY KEVIN IPS VM 244788 WATSON SAM RDG S 303857 BLUETT IEUAN LAU JM LAU/001 WEBB BENJAMIN WEY S 339309 BOAST NEIL BSF VM 112725 WEBB DAVID GLO VM 282104 BOONHAM GEORGIA RDG JF RDG/143 WEBB JOE HYM S 462012 BOWDEN MARTIN RDG VM 454924 WEBBER IAN DEV VM 335853 BOWDITCH IAN SHP VM 15284/F WECKOWSKI MIKOLAJ GLW SC BOWERS GEOFFREY NOT VM 338415 WEIR EUAN BAN S 325301 BOWERS ZARA ELM JF 473732 WHITE LEXIE BSF JF SCA 205973 BOYLAN EMILIA BSF JF BSF/456 WHITE PHILIP ACU VM 328608 BRADLEY ROSS ROY J 326369 WHITEFIELD MARK RIC S 312260 BRIGGS ROY WEY V 28132 WHITEHALL MARIE-EVE FOX VF 335386 BROCKWAY MIKE LKR V SCA 355505 WHITLOCK WILLIAM SOU JM ET SOU BROOKFIELD CHLOE BAN JF BAN/060 WHITTAKER ASHLEY RIC V 466360 BROWN ALFIE EAL J EAL/090 WILCOX MEGAN NOR JF 307090 BROWN TONY NOR V 263154 WILKINSON FREYA LIN JF LIN/090 BRUNSTING WIM CAM VM 219414 WILLIAMS LIAM IPS JM 495672 BRUTON ANNA BAN F 298145 WILLIAMS MATTHEW BAS S 340920 BRYANT LUCY TON F 269758 WILLIAMS ROGER CHE V 110927 BULL MARTIN NOT VM 147189 WILLIAMS-HUBBARD BEN IND S 459939 BUNYAN JOHN MAD V 225678 WILSON OWEN DUD J 473008 BURGESS BRIAN POO VM 10324 WILSON THOMAS IND JM 454184 BURR PAUL WEY V 318102 WOOD DAVE WOR V 117429/F BURT STEVEN TAU J 306856 WOODS MAX IND V 326342 BURTWELL JENNIFER LBZ SF 124698 WRIGHT ANT BSF V 111414/F BUSH CHRISTOPHER WEY V 329479 WRIGHTSON JOHN BRI S 313676 BUSUIOC ANDREI RIC V 290597 WYATT ZOWIE CLM SF 226301 BUZZARD DAWN BAN VF 269730 WYNELL-MAYOW LUKE EXE S 318308 BUZZARD NEIL BAN C 269731 XIAO ANDREW RIC S 495351 BYERS CASSIE TRU F 221835 YEOMANS MICHAEL RAF V SCA 12271 BYRNE PHOEBE ROY JF ROY/178 YOUNG VICTORIA WOR SF 484255 CARROLL PAUL BTH V 1825 CHADS ED CHU J 329822 Division 7 CHAMBERLAIN TIM CLM VM 337446 ABBOTT NATALIE MAD VF 412337 CHAPMAN APRIL KIR JF SCA 208364 ABEL NIGEL TON V 6336 CHILDERSTONE AMANDA WEY VF 96040/C ADAMS DAVID RAF S 304548 CHIPPINGTON JEANETTE LON F 283767 ALDRIDGE PAUL TON V 251538 CIANCHI DAVE HER V 45843/F ALMOND BERNICE ADS SF 728/43 CLARK ALAN FOX V 331365 AMES ROBERT BAS VM 476524 CLARK AMANDA CLM VF 251295 AMEY PHIL SOU V 248222 CLARK JACK FOX S 326550 ANDERSON CASPAR BAS JM 454754 CLARKE MATT RDG S 476421 ANDERSON DEBBIE BAN VF 295557 CLARKE MAX TRU J TRU/037 ANDERSON KEITH BAN VM 489562 CLARKE RACHEL MAD SF 255957 ANDREWS LEWIS LIN J LIN/074 CLEAVER JAMES DEV JM DEV/129 ARCHER ALEX HYM S 290079 CLEGG JENNY DEV JF DEV/016 ARCHER KELLIE ELM VF 276130 CLIFFORD DANIELLE BAD JF BAD/405 ARMITAGE OLIVER CAM S ET CLM CLOSE GEOFFREY SOU V 283900 ARMSHAW LOUISE EXE F 55448 COCKERILL MICHAEL RUT V 59900F ASHCROFT CHRIS PEN VM 322698 COLBY SUE DEV VF 284801 ATHERTON PAUL PAN V 218170/C COLE ANDY WOR V 306019 AVERY TRACY CLM F 267416 COLE ED IND VM 33053 BAILY LINDA WEY VF 130680 COLLIER PETER EXE S 463622 BALDWIN HARRY WEY JM WEY/193998 COOK OLIVER 2 SOL JC 290474 BALL MOLLIE DEV JF 86084 COOKE MOLLY GAI JF GAI/042 BANKS ELLA WEY JF 309581 COOPER CLAIRE WOL SF 462437 BARBER FIONA LBZ VF 316034 COPLAND ROWAN NOR J NOR/085 BARCLAY MITCH BSF VM 207653 COTTON STEPHEN GLO VM 244915 BARNARD LEANNE LIN F 315982 CRABTREE DONNA EXE SF 463360 BARNARD PIPPA POO JF 329498 CRABTREE JESSICA F 479005

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 7 Division 7 CRAMER CHARLIE SOU J SOU/108 GANDY THOMAS BAS J BAS/035 CRAMPTON JOEL MAI J 263943 GARDENER JESSICA EXE JF 477158 CRAWFORD ISABELLE BSF JF BSF/467 GARDENER NIGEL TRE V 281489 CRESSWELL GEORGE RNK S ET SOU GASH CHRIS DCP V WCA 8359 CRIBB BEN IPS S 299285 GAUNT TIM TAM S 64861 CRIBB JEFF IPS S 265389 GESCHER JONATHAN HULL S ET KIN CRISP PAUL SHP VM ET IRO GETHIN MATT GAI S 480380 CRISPIN ANN EXE VF 333519 GILBERT FRANKIE FOY SF 481661 CRISPIN MIKE EXE V 52452 GILBERT STEPHEN FOY VM 465005 CROOKS RICHARD BOA C 105428/F GILLESPIE JANET PAN VF 127799 CROSSLEY LAURENCE RLS JM 463825 GOATER JERRY BAN VM 489004 CROSSWOOD DOMINIQUE IND F ET BOA GOODWIN JAMES TAM S 200252/Y CUNNINGHAM TOM BUD VM ET FOY GORE SPENCER CLM S 250312 D'ALLIO THOMAS RIC J RIC/522 GORST EMILY SOU JF 414788 DAINS RON BAD V 4403 GORST PETER SOU V 299977 DALRYMPLE DANNY ITV V 2624 GRANT STEVE TRU VM 473285 DALY JAMES BSF JM BSF/473 GRAY JULIE 4AS VF 77746 DARLING SAM NOT JM NOT/503 GREEN AMY WOR JF WOR/302 DARNBOROUGH HOLLIE EXE JF 464856 GRESSWELL GUS EXE JM 477578 DAVIES JACQUELINE IND SF ET FOY GRIFFIN DONNA CAM F 61998/F DAVIS RICHARD ITV V 1172/F GRIFFITHS DANIEL CLM S 337004 DAVISON ROSA BAN JF BAN/052 GRIFFITHS ZOE BAS VF 326197 DAVISON SARAH BAN VF 255085 GROVES CHRIS NOR S 330091 DAY NATALIE DEV JF 340449 HACKWELL JONATHAN TRU VM 489231 DE SALIS MAX LKR JM SCA 372362 HACKWELL PAUL TRU VM 482588 DI GREGORIO ERICA ELM JF 327057 HALL JULIA FOX JF FOX/218 DIMACULANGAN JOHN CARLO BAN JM BAN/049 HALL KATE WOL SF 140574 DIXON NIGEL LBZ V 289625 HAMMOND HARVEY CLM J CLM/020 DODSON WENDY ADS VF 68819 HAMMOND MOLLY CLM JF CLM/026 DONOGHUE ELEANOR SF 463053 HAMPSON ISABEL SOU JF 302121 DOUGHTY ANDREW NOT V 248669 HARBRIDGE-HUI PHOEBE RDG JF RDG/116 DOWLING-CLARKE RORY FOR JM SCA 365334 HARRIS JANET RLS VF 103299 DREY MATTHEW CKP JM CKP8600751 HARRIS MATT POO VM 454761 DU PLOOY LUKE FOX S 312009 HARRIS ROBIN CHE S 323581 DUCKWORTH MALCOLM BSF VM 57983/F HARRISON MIKE NOR V 321040 DUFF COLIN TON VM 111331 HART CLARE BAN VF 275369 DUNN GILES RIC V ET TON HARVEY JONATHON LBZ VM 481740 DZIURMAN SABINA RIC VF 286554 HATTON CAROL CHE F 31611 EAGLES JACK BAD J 313621 HAYES JOFF IPS VM 250152 EBBAGE ALAN BAS V 213391 HEADLAND WILL PAN S 494227 EBBAGE CAROLINE BAS VF 225926 HENDERSON ALAN KIR V SCA 9680 EDMUNDS NICK RIC V 317856 HENDERSON BLAIR KIR J SCA 11946 EDWARDS ROGER DEV VM 38140 HEWITT RICHARD SOU V 221301 ELLIOTT CONRAD SOL V 332117 HIGGINS CONNOR BSF J BSF/434 ELLIOTT HEATHER RIC VF 236261 HIGHAM STEPHEN BAN VM 484810 ELLIS GEORGE LAU JM LAU/002 HILL ED J RIC/586 ELLSIGOOD JAKE CAM J CAM/1405 HILL SAM RDG JM RDG/127 EMERSON WILLIAM BRY JM BRY/096 HILLS IRENE BAN VF 123142/F ENGLISH JUDITH BSF VF 300617 HINKOVA ANDREA NOR F 333774 ENOCH MATILDA NOT JF NOT/406 HINSLEY AMY WOL JF 286606 FARMER ALEXANDRA SOL JF 458107 HINSLEY SEAN WOL V 301369 FENWICK GEORGIA LON JF 489237 HIRONS DAVE GLO VM 474958 FIELDEN THOMAS TAU J TAU/992 HOGAN AISLING ROY JF ROY/206 FILLINGHAM MALCOLM WOK VM 42835 HOLMES TAMMY TRE SF 473651 FILLINGHAM PATRICK WOK JM WOK/001 HOLT ANTHONY YOU S 203144 FIRMAN DAVE EXE V 69747/F HONES WILLIAM EXE JM 477438 FISHER AARON WIN J ET LBZ HOON NATHAN RDG VM 319183 FISHER ABBIE LIN JF LIN/079 HOOTON ANTHONY ANK V 108636/F FISHER CHRIS TON S 469921 HORNE-MACDONALD JOHN SOL V 311106 FISHER JOSHUA GLW JM SCA 371630 HOSIE JESSICA F 206644 FISHER-MILLAR AARON WIN J WIN/120 HOTCHKISS CHRISTOPHER ACU VM 327752 FITZPATRICK PAUL RNK V 72060 HOTCHKISS DIANA IND F 334336 FLACK TAMSEN BAN VF 99056 HUGGETT JOSHUA EXE JM EXE/512 FLOCKHART ALEX RIC S 454936 HUGHES BIBI ROY JF ROY/151 FLYNN CHRIS TAU J 326800 HUGHES TREVOR DUD S 465374 FOOKS ALGERNON DEV JM DEV/029 HUISMAN MARTINE SOU VF 96855/C FOOKS JULIET DEV VF 71739 HUISSOON BEATRIX SOL JF SOL/085 FOWLER MARTIN IND S 463751 HUISSOON OSCAR SOL J SOL/084 FRANKLIN ELIZABETH SOL VF 54664/F HULME MIKE TRE V ET TRE FREAR TEEJAE MAL VF 264099 HUMPERT ANJA RLS F 270434 FREELAND CHARLIE FOX J 493606 HUNT DEBBIE BAN VF 472710 FREEMAN ADRIAN EXE VM 282063 HUNTINGFORD JULIA EXE JM 454866 FREER JENNIE VIK F 302556 HUSSEY LAURA LBZ F 118978 FRENCH BECKY EXE SF 327781 HUTCHINSON STEPHEN WOR V 49981 FROST PETER TRU VM 126452 HUYTON MARGARET MAD VF 227489 FUIK MAREK EXE S ET FOY ILES STEPHEN IND S 110489 FYVIE-RAE JAMIE SOU S 482776 INCE JOHN TON V 43540/F GAGE ANDREW MAD V 217485 JACK DUNCAN PPL VM 475455

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 7 Division 7 JACKSON JACK LAU VM ET FOY MATHERS MATT TON S 319092 JACKSON OLIVER LIN J LIN/087 MATTHEWS EMILY CLM JF CLM/022 JACOBS DAN LON S 284365 MCCARTHY ROB ROY VM 285524 JACOBY NIKKI RDG VF 281344 MCKEE JOHN LON V 336422 JAMES MARK VIK V 281057 MCKEE JOSH LON J LON / 036 JARRATT ELLA LIN JF LIN/051 MELLELIEU JOHN LON VC 248292 JAULT HANNAH BAN JF BAN/029 MELLELIEU TRACY LON VF 248362 JAULT OLIVER BAN J BAN/005 MELLY DOMINIC WEY S 463890 JEFFRESON GRAHAM SOU S 299649 MELLY MATHEW WEY S JINKS KATE BPR VF 200577 MENDES DEBORAH RIC VF 318097 JOHNSON ALISTAIR EXE JF EXE/088 METCALFE VICKY PAN VF 58497/F JOHNSON CHRIS BAN V 256095 MIDDLEHURST SUSAN RIC VF 247884 JOHNSON SAM EXE S ET FOY MILES EMMA RLS VF 302137 JOHNSON TOM RAF S ET BAN MILLAR JAMES EXE JM EXE/162 JOHNSON-FERGUSON ALISTAIR EXE JM 477445 MILLAR WENDY SOU VF 328369 JOHNSTON REBECCA FOX F 335217 MILLARD TAAL NOT VF 296067 JOHNSTONE HOMER EXE JM EXE/501 MILLER ANDREW LBZ V 316040 JONES ARWYN CDF S WCA A5432 MILLEST ANDREW MAD V 23241/L JONES BRYONY HER SF 313883 MILLEST SARAH NOT FC 96190/C JONES ISABELLA WEY JF WEY/192567 MOOK GREG FOX S 486472 JONES LUKE BSF S 455226 MOORE BRENDAN FOY VM 481197 JONES WILLIAM BSF S 297228 MOORE ELLA EXE JF EXE/513 JONES YASMIN POO JF 340286 MOORE JENNI NOR F 305075 JUBY TIM BAS V 314880 MORGAN LEE RAF S ET NOR JUDD ANDREW NOR S 460825 MORLEY TANIA NOR VF 329878 KABEER ALI WOK J WOK/630 MORRIS BECCI FOX VF 320394 KEEVAN JOSHEPH WYC J 317550 MORRIS NATHAN BAS JM BAS/282 KELLY SARAH BOA F 333166 MORRIS PETER FOX V 326138 KENDALL ROBIN WEY V 337030 MORRISON MIRIAM IND SF 264180 KENNEY BIANCA RIC VF 310082 MORTON FLORENCE HPP F 320624 KERSLAKE WILLIAM CAM S 318790 MULLENDER JOE CHU J 328866 JIM BAS VM 252339 MULLER NICOLA BAN VF 306337 KEYSER BEN BAN S BAN/081 MULLINS STEFANIE PRA VC ET ELM KIMBERLEY MAXIM LON J 485492 MURDOCH MARTIN ROY JM 309946 KIMBERLEY NATALIA LON VFC 485492 MURR ANTONY BPR VM 228716 KIMBERLEY TATIANA LON JFC 485491 MURR ELLA-LOUISE ACU F ET TRE KING JOCELYNE ROY F 325837 MUSSELL DAWN RLS F 288453 KINSER KAL BAN J BAN/021 MUSZKA TIMEA RDG VF 466889 KIRBY KITTY DEV JF DEV/113 NAFTANAILA DIANA BAD JF 313496 KITCHEN AMANDA BAB VF 72320 NEAL MATT BOA JM BOA/079 KLETA DEVIN RIC JC 492328 NEALE LOUISE TON VF 95988/C KNIGHT CRAIG TRU VM 482966 NEEDHAM RUBY WOR JF WOR/349 KNIGHT JESS FOX SF 332515 NELSON LIAM NOT VM 480769 KNIGHT KITTY FOX JF 332517 NELSON PHILIP BPS V 328487 KOKORIN EUGENE BSF VM 485227 NEWLAND IAN LON V 330051 KRYSIK PAUL IND V 296969 NEWMAN FINN RLS J RLS/5011 LAMBERT NATHAN BSF V 253612 NEWMAN FINN RLS JM 331896 LANDOWSKI MIKEY HYM JM HYM/152 NEWMAN LAUREN POO JF 312650 LATENSTEIN VAN VOORST ODETTE INT JF 6124669 NEWMAN PAUL TAM V 53246 LAWLEY ELLIE SOL JF SOL/101 NICHOLS SAM CKP J INVALID LAWTON PETER PEN V 206624/F NIXON RACHAEL BAN F 306760 LAY REBECCA ACU F 298883 NOLAN ANTHONY WOR V 22350/F LAYCOCK PHIL VIK VM 479499 NORMAN MICHAEL CAM V 34443 LAYZELL YAZMIN BSF JF BSF/437 NORTHCOTT MARTIN TAM VM 483745 LEAR SAMUEL ROY S 302623 NOUDA VINCENT RIC J RIC/584 LEE JOHN HER V 2457/F O'BRIEN DAVID HER S 320505 LEFFLER MELISSA BUR SF 46776 O'CONNELL FELICITY BAN F 306357 LEGGATT ANDREW BPR V 300762 OAWEIX ROSS PUT SF 79596 LEMIN JAMES PAN V 44457/F ODGERS CLIFF IND S ET FOY LIMENTANI ALISON CAM F 300811 OLDHAM RICHARD PPL VM 75678 LLOYD ERNIE EXE VM 463165 OLIVER LUCY SOU JF SOU/005 LOBBAN EDITH BAN JF 283862 OSBOURNE MATILDA WEY JF WEY/194012 LONDON HOLLIE SUT JF 333789 OSTLER TIM POO J 463184 LONGSTAFF ANDY DUD V 288188 OWEN KAITIE BSF JF BSF/470 LONGSTAFF VICTORIA DUD JF DUD/026 PALFREY DAVID WOK V 115702/F LOVEGROVE ANDREW BAN V 248249 PALMER IAN PAN V 118002/F LOVETT KEV GLS VM ET LIN PANEV DENI FOX JM FOX/259 LUCK MICHAEL WEY V 63048 PARKER JANET WOR VF 241092 LYALL ANDREW BOA V 229796 PARRITT ANDY FOY VC 248696 MACLEOD FIONA BAN VF 262764 PARROTT RICHARD PRA V ET ELM MACNAB CONOR PAN JC 312888 PARRY MARY MAI VF 328916 MALCOLM DANIEL KIR S SCA 9261 PARTRIDGE JAMIE TRU J 485962 MANSFIELD JACOB 4AS JM 4AS/008 PATON LIZZIE WEY JF 100405-03 MARETT CHRISTOPHER SOU VM ET SOU PEARSON CHRIS HEN V 115569 MARLEY NEIL GLS V 120674 PEARSON JAMES S 315636 MARTYN CAROLINE WEY VF 281719 PEREZ RAFAEL RIC S 472722 MASEY RICHARD HEN S 122848 PERKINS RICHARD W WEY V 211929 MASTERS HANNAH LON JF 305283 PERRY JOSHUA BAN J BAN/017

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 7 Division 7 PERRY LUCY FOX F 262176 SKELDON ANNE WEY F 327019 PERRY LUCY TRU JF TRU/025 SLOAN DAN DEV S 484141 PETCHER MARK DUD V 320111 SMITH CHARLES VIK V 231157 PETERSEN CHRISTINE BAN VF 287399 SMITH KAYE WEY VF 325589 PETERSEN DANIEL BAN J 287401 SMITH MARIE CLM SF 484909 PETERSEN SIMON BAN V 287780 SMITH ROBYN LIN VF 317158 PHILLIPS CHANTELLE WEY JF 100405/15 SMITH SUZANNE ROY JF 317028 PHILLIPS ROSS BAS S ET SMITHSON EMMA RLS JF 299027 PHILLP M ROY VM 314650 SMITHSON SUE RLS VF 299028 PHIPPS TAMSIN RDG VF 9610/F SNEDDEN CHARLIE KIR V SCA 205858 PICKUP NEIL RAF S 302435 SPANTON RACHAEL RDG SF 479659 PIERCY WENDY ELM VF 271231 SPENCER KAY HER VF 111732 PIKE SARAH LIN VF 205726 STAFF DOUG FOX V 207807 PILKINGTON TRISTAN BOA JM BOA/080 STAMP RAY CHE V 119057 POPHAM GABRIEL FOX J FOX/202 STATHAM GEORGIE CAM SF 329930 PORTER JASON RIC V 335347 STEPHAN CREHAN ROY V 117770 PORTESS LEE GLS V STEVENSON GABY RIC F 311637 POSTILL PAUL TRU V 221185/F STRATFORD JEREMY LBZ VM 462488 PRICE VICTORIA MAD SF 276532 STREET ALISTAIR IND S 455311 PRING TABBY EXE JF EXE/089 STREET IMOGEN WOK JF 294980 PULLEN ELENOR ROY JF ROY/227 SUEN LOUIS CKP S 293228 PULLINGER RICK FOX S 476683 SUENSON-TAYLOR KIRSTEN BAN VF 252182 PYE DANIEL CKP J INVALID SUNGA LANCE BAN JM BAN/050 QUIBELL PETER RIC V 219948 SURRIDGE JESSICA WYC JF WYC/089 RALPH PAUL RDG V 2620/F TALBOT JOHN WOR V 80574/F RALPH PETER NAI S SCA 10242 TARBOX WILL LBZ S 496290 RAMROTH JOHANNA FOX SF 486242 TARBUCK DAVID WOL V 27492 RANSON ANDREW IND VM 461742 TAYLOR GED SOU VM 454110 RAPER LOUISE BAN F BAN/053 TAYLOR MIKE GLO V 52134 RAVEN TRACY LON VF 298870 TAYLOR NICK NOR V 312214 RAWLINSON LOUIS CKP JM CKP/002 TAYLOR RHIANN DUD JF 296495 READ READ SHA VM 70571 TAYLOR TOM ROY M 136742 REDMOND JOHN BAB V 310845 TEER PAUL WOR VM 265862 REES WILLIAM SWA J C11236 TEMPLE-FRY RACHEL BAN F 483044 REES-CLARK TRACY BAS VF 200413 THISTLEWOOD CHARLOTTE NOR JF NOR/092 RENDELL ESTHER RIC VF 321113 THOMAS JASMINE TRU JF TRU/063 RICHARDS DAWN WEY F 305521 THOMPSON MATTHEW NAI JM SCA 369252 RICHARDS TOM POO J POO/99302 THOMPSON SAM RUN S 327740 RICHARDSON JAMES RUT V 326779 THURRELL WILL RAF V 306758 RICKETTS NINA ANK VF 339149 TOBY KERBY BRY JM BRY/077 RILEY EMMA FOY F 111182/Y TOOMEY OSCAR BSF J BSF/400 RIMMER JOE BOA JM BOA/078 TOPHAM FINLAY RDG J RDG/118 RITCHIE LORNA BAN F 463228 TRACEY ROSS RIC V 483702 ROBARTS ANDY RIC S 463048 TRUNKS ANDY PRA VC 295409 ROBERTSHAW CRAIG NOT S 332401 TRUNKS LISA PRA VFC 295410 ROBERTSON GAVIN KIR VM SCA 370104 TUCKER ALEX BAD S 245398 ROBINSON JESSICA WEY JF 100405-04 TURCAN TOM WEY V 201083 ROBINSON STEPHANIE CDF SF WCA A9774 TURIK BEATA ELM F 286745 ROLAND THOMAS ROY S ET ROY VAMOS ANNA CAM JF CAM/001 ROSE PAUL TAM V 29374/F VASSILADES CHRISTINA LIN JF LIN/096 ROWE STEVE MAI VM ET ELM VATER AMBER IND F 280453 RUDGE NICOLA BPR VF 212530 WALKER DANIEL GLS S RUDOZ PATRICK FOX S ET FOX WALKER RICHARD RIC VM 484299 RUSH STEVE LAU VM ET FOY WALKINTON MARY CLM VF 128177/F RUSSELL PHIL CLM VM 285041 WALSWORTH-BELL ELLA TRU VF 297728 SALOWAY JULLIET JF 756/0155 WARDMAN KEIA TRU JF TRU046 SAMPSON PAUL LON SC 241184 WATERS DAVID FOX V 224146 SANDERSON MICHELLE DUD F 463306 WATERS EMILY CAM SF 297617 SANDY PAUL BAS S 465387 WATTS SOPHIE TRU JF TRU/018 SAUNDERS DEBBIE TON VF 290693 WATTS TOM TRU S 309546 SAUNDERS STEVE NOT VM 465817 WEBB EMILY HPP F 320317 SCAMMELL GEORGE LON VM 481202 WEBBER LEO DEV JM 355853 SCANNELL CLAIRE EXE SF 463167 WEIR ALAN BAN V 308341 SCRIVEN JOSHUA NOT S 480997 WEIR WILLIAM BAN V 37547 SCURR JOSHUA RIC J RIC/434 WELCH OLIVER WEY V 266575 SEARLE JON ACU VM 460157 WELFORD ROBIN WOR V 63047 SELLSTROM LUKE BSF JM BSF/487 WELLER SAM DEV S 265032 SEN KAMALA DCP VF WCA 3571 WHISTON DAVE TRE V 230730 SHAW KAREN NSK VF SCA DAY WHITBY CHAD CAM J CAM/1401 SHEEHAN CONOR SHA JM 100653 WHITBY MARK CAM V 32745 SHERWEN JOHN DUD V 59584 WHITE LAURA CKP F 336626 SIMMONS HANNAH ROY F ET ROY WHITE MARY MAD VF 227369 SIMON ANDREA RIC F 311785 WHITE MURDO BSF J SCA 208031 SIMPKIN GRAHAM LIN V 16359 WIBREW EMILY MAI F ET MAI SIMPKIN SUSAN LIN VF 96096 WIDDOP JOHN RIC V 290783 SIMPKINS DAWN BAN VF 333453 WILKINSON ROSS SHP VM ET SHP SIMPSON IAN VIK V 231070 WILKS CHARLOTTE ACU JF 470293 SIMS ADAM SOL VM 473901 WILKS MADDY DEV JF DEV/107

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Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 7 Division 8 WILKS MATTHEW ACU V 470292 CLARK SUE FOX VF 331366 WILLIAMS JENNY ELM F 332631 CLEMSON TIM BAN V 318245 WILLIAMS OWEN BRE S ET HER CLINTON CHARLIE ANK JM 411549 WILLIAMS OWEN IND S 464817 CLINTON TOM ANK JM 493717 WILLIS PETE CLM V 312899 CLOW ROWAN FOY JM FOY/068 WILSON SIMON CHE S 493867 COOKE SARAH DEV SF 455383 WITT HOWARD DEV V 307519 CORKE DAVID HEN VM 288324 WOOD STUART PAN V 327424 COTTON MATT WEY S 466347 WOODCOCK DAVID BAN V 230933 COVENTRY JON RUN SC ET TRE WOODHILL JIM FOX VM 484434 COX SUSIE RIC VF DAY/716707 WRIGHT KEVIN IND VM 337343 CRAMER FLETCHER SOU J SOU/107 WRIGHT ROBERT YOU S 325256 CREASY DAVID PUT VM 314165 WROE-PATTULLO ARTHUR FOX JM FOX/244 CRITCHFIELD JOHN BAN VM 467679 WYATT IAN CLM S 222289 CRONIN EMMA TRE SF 485387 WYLIE FINNBHAR BRY JM BRY/090 CRUISE SHARON SOU F 213454 YATES KEITH WOL V 3953 CULLINGTON MARK IND V 66063 YURKWICK-ELL JAYDEN FLA J 295086 DALLY TOBY CLM JM CLM/123 ZOPPELLINI MAURICE HYM V 239870 DANCE CHARLIE POO VF ET BAS DAVIES CLAIRE NOT SF 494786 Division 8 DAVIES SEB PAN JM ET PAN ACREMAN MALCOLM POO V 38932 DAWIDOWICZ KASIA TON SF ET TON ALCOCK ZOE YOU JF YOU/003 DEEDMAN ADAM BAS JM BAS/232 ALDAM GARY BSF VC 111159/F DESALLIS WILL BRY JM BRY/086 ALLEN CHARLIE DEV J DEV/076 DEWDNEY ELLIOT WEY JM WEY/253774 ANWYL-HUGHES DAVID WOR VM 303271 DOWNES GARRY FOX VM ET BAN AUSTIN ROB BAN V 256993 DOWNES JAGO FOX J FOX/156 AYRAN KOEN FOX JM FOX/237 DROMARD ROBIN BSF V 17255/F BAINES MATTHEW 4AS S ET LIN DUBURCQ TONY RIC V 485520 BAKER ADAM LBZ J 468776 DUCKWORTH MALCOLM BSF VC 57983/F BAKER RICHARD BSF V 241747 DUFFIELD STACEY NOR SF 461128 BAKER RICHARD BSF VC 241747 DYER TOM TRU JM TRU/064 BARATTO SOFIA FOR JF DAY DYNDOR ZOE BAN SF 469060 BARKER JODY RDG F 485049 EASTERBROOK BEN BOA J BOA/O73 BARNARD TOM POO V 262555 EDWARDS OWAIN IND VM 241501 BARRET-HAGUE CHARLOTTE CAM SF ET CAM ELDRED NIGEL POO VM 477253 BARRETT CRAIG RIC V 463356 ELLERY KATE TRU JF TRU/060 BARTON JOHN IND S ET RDG ELLIS KATIE TRU SF 220638 BARTUSIK OLIWIER BR8 J SCA 367049 ELTON KIRST NOT S 460545 BATES DEE VIK VF 261657 ENGLAND HARRY GLO JM 479043 BATESON ESME EXE SF ET FOY ENGWER ARTUR WOL S E/T LIN BATH OLLIE LAU JM LAU/016 FARMER BECKY SOL VF 312128 BEESON ANDY LIN V 54839 FEENEY CHANTEL ROY SF ET RIC BEKKER MEINTJES IND V ET BAN FIELD ERIC RDG VM 471128 BELL JASPER BAN J BAN/034 FISCHER ANNE MARIA CAM VFC 477874 BENTLEY KIRSTY DUD F 467520 FISHER ADRIAN MAD VC 80179/F BHANDARI ARYA RIC JF RIC/606 FIZYCZAK BARTOSZ WOL S E/T LIN BIGGS NICKY RIC VF 324577 FLIGHT ANGELA BAD F 479112 BLACK JAMES VIK VM 495029 FOREY SIMON BSF S 463310 BLACKBURN ENA CLM VF 255569 FORSYTH NETTIE LBZ VF 454631 BOAKES ANNABEL POO JF POO/262075 FOX HANNAH TAM F 495383 BOAKES JON POO VM ET BAS FRANCIS LYNN POO VF 83130/F BOARDMAN MARTIN MDN VM 327428 FRANKLAND JOHN NOR V 255620 BOHLE ARNE LKR V SCA 211606 FRANKLIN MAIRI FOX JF FOX/162 BONE CHRIS WEY S ET WEY FROUD STEVE PAN V 285338 BOTSFORD GEORGE GLO S 459824 GARVIN TAMARA NOR F 476066 BOTSFORD GEORGE BRE JM ET GLO GAYNOR JESSICA BSF JF BSF/438 BOURKE JAMES BRY JM BRY/089 GEE DAVE IPS VM 107514 BOYER CALUMN EAL JM EAL/101 GERSTENBERGER NICI ADS J ADS/037 BRAINE CAROLINE BAD F 280954 GETLEY ISABELLA ROY JF ROY/214 BREWER WENDY HEN VF 256026 GIACOMINI FIONA ROY SF ET TON BROWN NATHAN ROY S ET RIC GILBERT-JOHNS POPPY SOU JF SOU/116 BULL STEPHANIE SOU VF 302275 GIOAN SERIN FOX SF 318797 BURGESS PHILL ANK VM 463956 GLYN JAYNE BEJ VF 2079596 BURNARD BOBBY EXE JM EXE/043 GLYNN JANE BEJ VF 209596/F BURREN JANE PEN SC ET KIN GREGORY TERESA LON VF 113850 BURROWS SAM KIN J KIN/007 GRIFFIN MARK LIN V 454180 BUTCHER HOLLY RIC VF 454193 GROVER HANNAH WOR F 237086 BUTTERWORTH JACOB IND JM ET FOY GUNN DAWN ELM SF 475268 CAIRA RAVEN KIR JF SCA 207921 GUNNINGHAM JAMES BAS JM 485674 CARN JACK WOR J WOR/328 HACKWELL SAMUEL TRU JM TRU/065 CARTER DANIEL NOT JM NOT/402 HAIGH GRAEME TRE C 208297 CARTER GRAHAM SOU V 81404 HARDING CHRISTIAN LBZ JC 246925 CATON CATHERINE NOT F 256420 HARDING JOHN LBZ VC 218633 CAYFORD DAVID BSF V 126864/F HARER FELICITY BAN F 465368 CAYFORD JACQUELINE BSF VF 207568/F HARRIS DAVE MAI S 286505 CHALK CARLA RDG VF 274801 HARRISON ANTHONY PUT S 328720 CHICKEN TOM NBY S 340230 HARVEY ALFIE BAD S 293021 CLARK RICHARD MAI VM 269176 HARVEY BENJAMIN FLA JM 493947

E17 MARATHON RANKINGS

Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 8 Division 8 HARVEY MILLIE LBZ JF 481741 MCKIE BEN NOT JM NOT/707 HATCHETT OLLIE PAN JM 338868 MEAD RUBY LAU JF LAU/011 HATTON FINBAR WOK JM 84630/004 MELEN TRISTAN CAM S 495434 HEAD MIKE CLM V 59628 METCALFE GEORGIE PAN SF ET HEN HENDERSON BARRY BAD VM 488792 MIETUS JULIA NOT VF 460971 HERWANGER THEO RIC J 304700 MILLAR JANE NOT VF 243127 HEYWORTH JENNIFER CLM JF CLM/014 MILLER GRANIA IND V 264351 HIGHAM PENNY BAN JF BAN/048 MILLER HANNAH WEY SF 454794 HIGHLEY JONATHAN BAN V 466982 MILLINGTON TOM RUN SC ET TRE HILL OWEN LAU JM LAU/014 MINTER WILLIAM LBZ JM LBZ/183 HILLDITCH GARETH TRE S 338379 MONEY SEB WEY J 332152 HILLS EVE RIC JF RIC/540 MONGAN ANNA LIN VF 485169 HINVES ANDRE SOU JM 333620 MOUSA AHMED RIC S 487652 HODGKINS LEA RIP VF 305051 MURPHY ANDREW LBZ V 126435 HOEJSTRUP JULIE EXE SF ET FOY MURRAY RACHAEL KIR JF SCA 364057 HOGAN FINLAY ROY JM ROY/233 MYLETT AMANDA LIN VF 95989 HOLMES MATTHEW PEN S ET PEN NEAVE HUGH CAM J CAM/1402 HOWARD TOM BAS JM 476896 NEEDHAM RUSSELL WOR VM 466689 HUGHES DAVID BEJ V 37592/S NELSON LIAM SOR VM 454207 HULME JAMIE CAM VM 31708 NG FIONA MDN VF 300750 HUNTER DEBBIE FOX VF 468492 NIGHTINGALE ALISON VF 320176 HUNTINGFORD MATILDA EXE JF EXE/515 NOONAN HOLLY LBZ F 320310 HUSSEY MANDY LBZ VF 200625 NOONAN KEIRON DUD J DUD/056 IBBETSON MAX GLS JM GLS/007 O'CONNOR BREFFNI FOX V 273415 INGHAM KATE BRI F 330782 O'CONNOR DYLAN LEA JM 487072 JACKSON HOLLIE CKP JF CKP/701 OGILVIE BERNARD SOU VM 466933 JACOBS CATHERINE PUT VF 340079 OLERNI DIEGO RDG VM 464816 JACQ LOUIS CAM JM CAM/006 ORGILL SAM HEN JF JENKINSON BARRY HER V ET HER OSBORNE TIM BOA VM 492671 JOHNSON CHRIS HYM V 252788 OSBOURNE SARAH DEV JF 455155 JOHNSON GEMMA TON F 281662 OSBOURNE TIM BOA VM ET BOA JONES CHRIS BAN V 67520/F OSORIO EDUARDO SOU S ET LON JONES MATT POO V 296307 PALMER SUE LON VF 316948 JUDGE DAVID RIC V 333788 PARKINSON MATT TRE JM TRE/571 KAY JULIA MAD VF 242932 PARR WILLIAM BSF S ET CLM KAY TOTTI FOX VF 255202 PEARCE SAM BAN S 468200 KILLEY PETER WOR S 464012 PENNEY CHARLOTTE BAN F 298127 KING ANNA RIC VF 461903 PENNINGTON JODIE HER SF ET HER KING BERNICE ROY SF 325838 PERRY BETH SOU JF SOU/115 KING HANNAH CKP JF CKP/702 PERRY CLAIRE TRU F 310770 KING ISABELLA RIC JF RIC/550 PETERS MARK FOY VC 73515 KINGSLAND HANNAH NOR JF NOR/075 PHILLIPS ANDREW BAN VM ET PAN KNIBB DAVID IND S ET RIC PHILLIPS JACK GLO S 98034 KOKINA ELIZABETE LIN JF LIN/098 PHILLIPS LUKE RIC JC 482394 KUTLUKAEV RUSLAN ROY C 297935 PHILLIPS STEVE GLO VM 74679 LACHMANN WERNER GLO VF ET GLO PIETSCH CAROLINE RIC F 325598 LACK LINDSEY LIN VF 330947 POLDEN JACOB BAS S 496644 LACOPINO CLAUDIO WEY S WEY/123 PORTER ANDY CLM VC 300336 LAING PAUL GLO VM 70746 POTTER CATHY RIC F 328505 LAMB JANE SOU VF 466627 POWNEY ELLIE TRE F 334962 LAMBERT MIKE ACU S 462820 PRICE DANIEL WEY JM WEY/251275 LANGFORD JOHN HER JM HER/616 RAMSAY ALISTAIR NAI JM SCA 208624 LARNER WILLIAM BAN J BAN/096 RANDALL HELEN TRE VF 305512 LAWLEY JULIA SOL VF 480922 RECCHIA DON MAL V 304662 LAWTON NATASHA GLW JF SCA 366669 RECCHIA HELEN MAL VF 304661 LEE LYNN HER VF 273523 REDMOND CECILE LKR VF SCA11119 LEECH EMMA RIC VF ET RIC REDWOOD MYLES LAU JM LAU/015 LEIPER AIDAN LKR JM SCA 377615 RICHARDS JONATHAN WEY V 305518 LESCHALLAS BERTIE WOR JM WOR/369 RICKETTS OLVIA ANK JF ANK/068 LEVKOVSKYY PHILIP EAL J EAL/095 RICKETTS SOPHIE ANK JF ANK/070 LEWIS MANDI GLO VF 455271 RILEY ALEXANDER LIN JM LIN/095 LEWIS SIMON BPR S 330334 RIMMER CHARLOTTE IND JF ET CHE2 LIDDIARD SIMON FOX VM 338267 RINNER MARESA RIC JF RIC/570 LISTER DAVID MAL VM ET KIN ROBERTS FINLAY TRU J TRU/039 LISTER PAUL MAL V 28048 ROBERTS PHIL TRE VC 15593/F LOADER DAVID JM 340776 ROBINSON BRENNAN CAM S 488034 LONGSTAFF EMILY DUD JF 312319 ROBINSON RICHARD TAM V 212670 LUNT JAMIE ELM JM ELM/159 ROGERS JERRY OBF VC 30449 MACKENZIE SUSAN NAI VF SCA 210712 ROGHI ELOISE NOR JF 489475 MALCOLM-GOURLAY AIDAN GLW JM SCA 371619 ROSA-JACOBS SONIA RIC VF 303886 MARASA ALEXANDER BR8 JC SCA 374260 ROSS OLWEN RIC VF 79596 MARLEY NEIL GLS VC 120674 ROSSER HELEN TAM F 316782 MAVRA DANIEL RIC JM RIC/604 RUDD SAMANTHA SHP VF 59535 MAWSON BOB PEN VC 76997 RUSHEN MIA POO JF 454632 MAYFIELD ARCHIE NOT JM NOT/706 RUSSELL DAVID PAN JM PAN/766 MCHENRY SIOBHAN ROY F 332903 RUSSELL JACKIE CLM VF 267910 MCKENNY RUTH DUD JF 465534 SANDERS ADAM RIC V 492149 MCKENZIE JANE RIC VF 466765 SANSUM CHARLOTTE DEV JF ET FOY

E18 MARATHON RANKINGS

Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Surname First name Club Cat. BC no. Division 8 Division 8 SANSUM MATTHEW DEV VM ET FOY WIGGLESWORTH MARK PAN SC 114735 SCOTT ALEX HYM S 477591 WIGHTMAN SIMON IND S ET CAM SCULLY CHARLES TRU VM 338121 WILLIAMS ALAN GLO V 2365 SCURR CHRIS RIC V 334779 WILLIAMS DEAN CLM VC 107756/F SELBY JULIAN GLS VM 111946/F WILLIAMS LIZ RUN VF 481450 SHAHMORADIAN LYNETTE RUT VF 112360 WILLIAMS MATT LON J LON/021 SHAIKH ALI AIDA FOR JF SCA 367059 WILLINGALE PETA RUT VF 340437 SHARP TOM HYM JM HYM/172 WILLMOTT SANDY LIN V 284231 SHETTY SIENNA WEY JF WEY/239873 WILSON-HARRIS RUPERT WEY JM 100405/3 SHIMMIN ZOE ELIZABETH HPP F 320829 WINGFIELD PENNY DCP VF F3290 SHIPWAY DAVID LBZ V 49686/F WITTE XENIA VF 122812 SHOULDER TOM GLS J 485184 ZAREMBA KARL WOL S 463929 SIELICKA KSYMENA FOR JF SCA 368632 SIMMONDS GERARD FOX V 295612 SIMPKIN GRAHAM LIN VC 16359 SIMPKIN SUSAN LIN VFC 96096 SIMPSON MICHAEL BAS V 18417 SKWARSKA HOLLY WEY JF WEY/287 SLACK JOE BUR J BUR1301 SLADE LORRAINE RDG VF 472831 SMITH ABI LON JF LON/046 SMITH JACQUI BAN VF 466838 SPILLMAN LYNSEY CAM SF 466413 STEVENS WAYNE BSF S 334483 STEWART OLLIE BRY JM BRY/097 STRICKLAND CATHY RIC VF 495180 STRICKLAND GERALD RIC VM 495179 SUNDERLAND PHILLIPPA TRE VF 226667 SURRAGE PAUL BSF VC 55059/F SURREY HELEN BAN VF 254008 TAYLOR GILES MAI S 300446 TAYLOR JAGO NOR J NOR/041 TAYLOR JESS EXE JF EXE/516 TAYLOR MARK POO S 261205 TAYLOR MARTIN SHP VM 481832 TAYLOR-ROSS ANNABEL EXE F 305293 THOMAS CEREDIG EAL VM 476533 THOMAS SIOBHAN IND VFC ET PAN THOMASSON EDWARD TAM V 7794/F THOMPSON CHARLOTTE GLO JF GLO/014 THORNBER MIKEY GLS JM 469538 TINDALE PETER BAN V 286842 TOMLIN ELLA LAU JF LAU/012 TOWELL JAMES RDG VM 483347 TOZER DENISE WEY VF 286833 TUNNICLIFFE PHIL BAD VM 123456 TURNER BOB IPS S 337079 TYLER SEAN LIN S 325015 VAMOS ESTA CAM JF CAM/003 VAN DEN BERG AMANDA SOU F 340225 VAN DIJCK JOOST PAN S 329499 VARGA RUDY GLO JM GLO/010 VEAL ALISTAIR EAL S 319031 WALKER HAZEL TAM VF 96332 WALKER THOMAS NOR S 482664 WALL GRAHAM BAS V 287097 WALLER RICHARD TRE S 313697 WALSH MOLLY WOL JF 273502 WANT ADAM NOR S 484562 WARRINGTON LUKE GLO JM GLO/012 WATERS CHARLIE LAU JF LAU/013 WATT FRASER BEJ S 305345 WATTS NICK FOX V 473205 WEATHERHEAD LES BPR VM WCA 8388 WEBB ROBYN BAN F 222913 WEBBER FREJA SOL JF SOL/097 WELLS JANE MAD F 463554 WESLEY BETHAN EXE JF 454306 WESTALL MATT PAN SC 78357 WHIELDON FRANCESCA TRE SF 489187 WHIELDON STEPHEN TRE S ET CHE2 WHISTON LYNDA TRE VF 230729 WHISTON RYAN TRE S 219896 WHITE LYNDON POO VC 321154 WHITE TARA ROY SF ET ROY WHITEFIELD CLAIRE RIC F 113584 WHITEHEAD DERRY GLO V 329808 WHITEHEAD ROWAN GLO J 329809

E19 ELMBRIDGE CANOE CLUB

2018 Programme Details on www.elmbridgecanoeclub.com

Easter Sunday 28th JUNIOR HALF MARATHON K1 TRIAL April 1st Boys and Girls Classes - under 12,13,14,15 & 16 Check the website for details of age records!

Saturday FUN REGATTA AND TIME TRIALS May 5th 200m and 500m K1 time trials and races K2 and K1 3000m

Sunday DIVISIONAL MARATHON October 7th (LSE Hasler event for 2019) Div1-9 K1 Div2- K2 and Div4-9 K2 Lightning, and Under 16 2018 Beginner’s Race

Entries to be sent to: Email: [email protected]

Details : www.elmbridgecanoeclub.com

All MARATHON entries to be submitted by the Club Team Leader via HRM system

The Team Leader shall be responsible for the checking in, payment and alterations at the event.

MARATHON RACING

Chairman’s Foreword - 2018

2017 has seen positive change and greater BC involvement in Marathon. Our discipline has been going from strength to strength, not only in terms of numbers taking part in domestic competition, but also there has been a further improvement in our international success with some very notable high level results, medals and a World Champion! Without doubt this last season has seen some of our best international results for a number of years. This is of course down to our athletes and competitors that support and learn their skills at the huge number of events across the country.

Our racing calendar, with its varying and challenging programme, is the envy of others. It is of course the MRC that oversee and regulate, but more importantly, it is the dedication and hard work of all our clubs and their many unpaid volunteers that put on the weekly events that should really be congratulated. Without their commitment, our sport would not be thriving as it is.

Our success in attracting competitors & perhaps increasing BC membership, is being recognised by BC with a significant increase in our central grant for the first time in over 10 years. This together with the increase in the racing levy will enable us to deliver further improvements, concentrating on domestic competition and its delivery. Our aim is to make our regular events more professional, more exciting and more competitive across all divisions. Working with BC we intend to improve the already successful National Championship weekend and Hasler final.

Following the proposal of development to Under 12 racing at the ACM in July 2017, rules have been drafted to include some of the very positive responses made at the meeting. In order to avoid confusion during the season 2017/18 which terminates at the end of August 2018, the rules published here do not include any alterations to Under 12 Racing. These will be available on the MRC Website in July and August ready for 1st September 2018. Details of the purpose of the changes will be made available before this.

Following discussion at the ACM it is decided that Club Colours are compulsory at all future Assessment Races. Any paddler who is not a member of a club with registered colours must wear a white top.

Your committee are pleased to hear from you regarding improvements you would like to see. We hope that 2018 and beyond will see us working more closely with the DW organising committee, the many schools competitors and see further developments to broaden the appeal of our discipline. One major draw of our competitions is the diversity of our courses, water conditions and venues. It is vital that race organisers continue to deliver challenging and stimulating courses, and do not succumb to the temptation to sterilise races in imitation of international formats, or in misplaced fear of Health & Safety legislation. BC fully support our approach of risk assessments and competitor disclaimers, so both competitors and organisers can be sure that there is a clear understanding of the assumed risks in our sport.

Stan Missen Chairman 2017/2018 ([email protected] )

F1 MARATHON RACING

Marathon Racing Committee

Chairman Stan Missen Vice Chair; SRC liaison; Selection Committee Chair – Alan Laws Rules Secretary; Regional Marathon Advisers Co-ordinator – Mick Nadal Admin Secretary – James Smythe Treasurer – David Enoch International Logistics co-ordinator; Race Records; Calendar – Graham Warland Safeguarding – Kat Wilson Rankings officer – Roland Lawler Selection Committee – Dyson Pendle Athlete Development – Kat Wilson, Keith Moule, Andy Daniels Coaching – Jim Taylor-Ross, Richard Ward Major Championships – Dan Seaford Website/Comms – James Smythe, Andy Daniels, Dan Seaford Trophies – Alice Clarkson

Selection Committee

Chair – Alan Laws Members - Dyson Pendle, Roland Lawler, Kat Wilson, James Smythe, David Enoch Plus -Team manager (per event)

Useful Contact Details

CHAIRMAN 44 Frome Road, Bradford on Avon, Stan Missen Wilts BA15 2ED email [email protected]

SECRETARY 8, Melton Grove, West Bridgford, (Rules & Regs queries) Nottingham NG2 7NX Mick Nadal email [email protected]

ADMIN SECRETARY & WEBSITE email [email protected] James Smythe 07717 605116

RANKINGS OFFICER 93 Chertsey Lane, Staines, Middx Roland Lawler TW18 3LQ Email [email protected]

RACE RECORDS OFFICER 9 Woodhall Drive, Banbury, CALENDAR COMPILER Oxon OX16 9TY Graham Warland email [email protected]

F2 MARATHON RACING

Regional Marathon Advisers

EASTERN Danny Beazley email [email protected]

LONDON & SE 101 Whyteleafe Road, Caterham, Jim Rossiter Surrey,CR3 5EJ. 01883 346631 email [email protected]

NORTH WEST 39, Thomas Ave. Stone, Staffs. ST15 8FG 07710 610515 Phil Roberts email [email protected]

SCOTLAND 193 Binniehill Road, Balloch, Brian Chapman Cumbernauld, Scotland,G68 9JH. 01236 457081 email [email protected]

SOUTHERN 12 Maidenhead Court Park, Maidenhead SL68HN Ollie Harding email [email protected] 01628626795

SOUTH WEST Emma Riley email [email protected] Brian Greenaway email [email protected]

WEST & EAST MIDLANDS 8, Melton Grove, West Bridgford, Mick Nadal Nottingham, NG2 7NX 0115 914 1824 email [email protected]

YORKSHIRE 37 Talbot Avenue, David Jefferies Huddersfield, HD3 3BQ email [email protected] 01484 435862

WALES Dan Golder email [email protected]

Regional Marathon Advisors are usually elected annually by the active racing clubs in their region. Full details of their role and the process of their election are at the end of section F.

The Marathon Racing Regulations and Administration document can be downloaded from the Marathon website http://canoeracing.org.uk/marathon/index.php/the-marathon-racing-committee/ or from the Secretary, contact details above.

F3 MARATHON RACING

PART A: RULES FOR COMPETITION

General Rules Applying to All Races

1) DEFINITION A marathon race can be raced over any distance: usually between 3km and 200km. All competitors must race the correct course as determined by the race organiser, must go round all turn buoys and must exit and enter the water at a portage within the designated areas.

2) BEHAVIOUR a) Canoeing is a non contact sport and competitors shall race in a fair manner. b) When a canoe or kayak is overtaking another canoe or kayak it is the duty of the overtaking craft to keep clear of other competitors at all times. c) When a canoe or kayak is racing in a group of competitors it is the duty of all the competitors in the group to keep clear of other competitors at all times. This rule applies to any manoeuvring within the group. d) All paddlers will wear appropriate clothing when racing. This is a minimum of singlet and shorts. These should preferably be in club racing colours. e) During the course of a competition any items discarded by a competitor anywhere other than in a proper bin, must be recovered by the athlete, their support crew or coach immediately. It is the athlete’s responsibility to ensure that this has happened. An event official witnessing non-compliance with this rule shall report the infringement to the race organiser and the offending competitor will be disqualified. Any repeat infringements by the same competitor shall be subject to disciplinary proceedings by the Marathon Racing Committee.

3) THE RACING STRUCTURE a) The marathon racing system has been designed to encourage all levels of competitor from the raw beginner to top class internationals. There are five categories of race: - b) GROUP A - These races will appear in the Racing Handbook calendar and/or the calendar published on the MRC website. For these races the race levy must be paid and competitors must be British Canoeing, Canoe England, WCA, SCA or CANI comprehensive members (see Rule 13). i) Divisional races registered by the Marathon Committee. Promotions will be calculated by the HRM program for these races, with input from the Rankings Officer. ii) Races and time trials registered by the Marathon Committee but not in the divisional system such as stage marathons, descents, Watersides, Frank Luzmore, Thameside etc. iii) The National Championships. iv) Promotions between divisions may take place based on the results of all group A races.

c) GROUP B i) Those races in the regions and at clubs that do not appear in the calendar. These will include handicap and fun marathons. No promotions will take place at these races. Clubs are encouraged to hold handicap races throughout the year as an introduction to competing in the divisional system. These should be over a 3-10km course with handicaps based on age, experience and type of boat. d) GROUP C i) All Lightning and Junior K2 races forming part of the Geoff Sanders Trophy or held at Regional Hasler events, the National Marathon Championships or the Hasler Final registered by the Marathon Racing Committee – see rules 49-58. For these races: (1) All competitors must be British Canoeing, Canoe England, WCA, SCA or CANI comprehensive members. (2) No race levy will be payable.

4) CLUB MEMBERSHIP The racing year shall be from 1st September of any year to 31st August of the following year. When a competitor is a member of more than one club, he shall declare before 1st September to the Race Records Officer of the Marathon Committee the name of the club for whom he will race the following racing year. When a competitor changes his club in mid season, he is permitted to compete for his new club, instead of his old, provided that prior consent of the old club is obtained. This consent shall not be withheld unreasonably, particularly in the case of a change of residence from one area to another. Application should be made via RMAs. The agreed change must be advised to the Race Records Officer in writing before points can be allocated to the new club in club competitions.

F4 MARATHON RACING

5) SAFETY a) Competitor responsibility i) Competitors must render their boats sufficiently buoyant to remain afloat and to support the crew in the event of capsize. Buoyancy must be fixed in the boat reasonably sufficiently to satisfy rule 27 of the ICF Marathon Rules which states that: ‘Each boat must carry sufficient buoyancy, either in the construction of the boat or fixed subsequently, to keep the boat floating level when filled with water.’ British Canoeing Marathon Committee rules interpretation of this is that inherent buoyancy provided by ‘Vac-bag’ or ‘sandwich’ construction is not alone sufficient and must be supplemented by adequate fixed additional flotation material or by the provision of sealed bulkheads. ii) Competitors must be able to swim adequately in the waters on which the race is being held. It is the responsibility of each competitor (or of a parent in the case of a junior) to inform their team leader of any medical condition that may affect this. If the competitor is entering an event where they have no team leader, it is their responsibility (or of a parent in the case of a junior) to take appropriate precautions and inform the organiser. iii) On open water adequate spray covers must be worn. iv) All paddlers are required to render assistance to other competitors in distress. v) The wearing of life jackets or buoyancy aids is compulsory for all paddlers ranked in divisions 7, 8 and 9 irrespective of the race they are entered in. This applies to singles and doubles races. vi) Life jackets must comply with either the European Standard ‘EN393 or 395 or the International Standard ‘ISO 12402’. b) Team Leader responsibility i) Team Leaders should decide if paddlers in the higher divisions should wear life jackets or buoyancy aids. ii) Should a member of your team (or a parent in the case of a junior) inform you of any medical condition that may affect their safety, you should ensure that they take appropriate precautions and that the organiser is informed. c) Race Organiser responsibility i) Race organisers may require life jackets or buoyancy aids and spray covers to be worn and will have the FINAL say as to who should wear them (except where this is covered by rule 5a(v)) depending on weather and water conditions. Such equipment must be provided by the competitors. ii) The penalty for infringing any safety rule is disqualification from the race. iii) Should a team leader, an individual paddler (or a parent in the case of a junior) with no team leader, inform you of any medical condition that may affect their safety, you should ensure that they have taken appropriate precautions and that these fall within the compass of your risk assessment before accepting the entry. Canoeing and Kayaking in all its forms is an ‘Assumed Risk – Water Contact’ sport.

6) DISCIPLINE Marathon racing is subject to British Canoeing Marathon Racing Committee Disciplinary Regulations and to British Canoeing Disciplinary Code. See http://canoeracing.org.uk/marathon/index.php/disciplinary- matters/. These apply to all BC Marathon races.

For the avoidance of doubt, any complaint that an individual member of British Canoeing (competitor or non-competitor) has behaved in a manner described in clause 1.1 of the Disciplinary Regulations shall in the first instance, where possible, be lodged with the Race Protest Committee in the manner described in Marathon Racing Rule 18(g) (i) and (ii). The Protest Committee shall determine what action, if any, shall be taken. If the Protest Committee decides that the complaint should be referred to the Marathon Committee, the race organiser shall report the matter to the Secretary within three working days. The Marathon Committee will consider the matter in accordance with the Disciplinary Regulations.

Race Organisers should note the powers in clause 2.1 of the Procedures to apply immediate discipline where members or competitors have displayed violent or unreasonable behaviour.

7) ANTI-DOPING Marathon racing is subject to the ICF and UK Anti-Doping Rules See https://www.britishcanoeing.org.uk/competition/anti-doping-1/

8) BROKEN PADDLES / BOAT A competitor must not change boats during a race, but may change paddles in the case of breakage.

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9) WASH HANGING a) Competitors must not hang on the washes of powered craft. b) In an assessment race wash hanging or interfering with any other boat or competitor who is not in your own class/race is not permitted. Anything that may be construed as interference, such as wash hanging or assisting another competitor/crew will result in disqualification of all involved, if proven. Furthermore, it is expected that when being caught by faster competitors from another class/race, paddlers will show good sporting behaviour by staying at least 3m clear, and giving up the racing line to avoid suggestion that any advantage was gained by either party.

10) ASSISTANCE TO COMPETITORS A competitor may receive food and drink during a race. Competitors with a disability may receive assistance at portages, but no other assistance unless permitted before the race by the organiser.

11) BOAT DESIGNS Any type of canoe or kayak can be used. Kayaks shall be propelled solely by means of double bladed paddles. Canoes shall be propelled solely by means of single bladed paddles. The paddles must not be attached to the boat in any way, being supported only by the hands. For GROUP A races boats must comply with the ICF regulations as detailed below:-

single kayak max length 520cm (unless it is a recognised surf ski design) double kayak max length 650cm single canoe max length 520cm double canoe max length 650cm

Boats over 460cm in length must not have concave sections unless classified as Wild Water Racing boats and falling within the ICF regulations for such boats.

12) BRITISH CANOEING MEMBERSHIP a) All competitors in GROUP A and Group C races must be COMPREHENSIVE (from April 2018, this will become “ON THE WATER”) British Canoeing, Canoe England, WCA, SCA or CANI members. Membership numbers must be quoted on entries and results and a valid membership card or photocopy must be produced at race check in. Juniors ranked in divisions 7, 8 & 9 and Lightning competitors who are members of clubs with registered junior sections, should produce their registered junior section card instead. b) At all Regional Hasler events: i) All competitors in divisions 1 to 6 must produce a valid membership card or photocopy at race check in. A competitor who has not raced in the last 5 years may buy an Event Ticket, but only one Event Ticket per season. ii) All competitors in divisions 7, 8 and 9 must produce a valid membership card or photocopy at race check in or, if junior, produce their registered junior section card. Any competitor unable to do so will be required to buy an Event Ticket but only one Event Ticket purchase is allowed per season. iii) Race results may be checked for valid membership. Club points will be deducted and the race shall not be counted as a Hasler qualifying race where: (1) Any competitor is found subsequently to have competed without a valid up-to-date membership, or (2) A competitor in divisions 7, 8 and 9 is found to have bought more than one Event Ticket per season. iv) An event ticket only provides temporary insurance cover to take part in a single event and is not a “day membership” or boat license for the use of waterways, as provided for most waters, with full British Canoeing membership. c) At National Championships all competitors in divisions 1 to 9 must produce a valid membership card or photocopy at race check in or when entries are made. A competitor who has not raced before may buy an Event Ticket, but only one Event Ticket per season. A competitor claiming to have membership but unable to provide evidence may also purchase an Event Ticket. d) Upon promotion to Division 6 there is a period of grace of 4 weeks during which a junior, racing with a registered junior section card, must become an individual comprehensive member of British Canoeing/Canoe England/WCA/SCA/CANI.

13) RACE LEVY SCHEME At all GROUP A races, published in the Racing Handbook and/or the calendar published on the MRC website, there will be a race levy of £3.00 for each senior and veteran paddler by age, as recognized by their British Canoeing, Canoe England, WCA, SCA or CANI membership, and £2.00 for each junior paddler F6 MARATHON RACING

by age, as recognized by their membership. The levy to be charged on all paddlers checked in irrespective of whether they start or finish the race. The race levy for all categories of races is to be remitted by the Race Organiser to the Treasurer within 7 days of the race. Cheques should be made payable to “BC Marathon Racing Committee” and sent to David Enoch, 102 Bingham Road, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottingham NG12 2GT.

Those clubs wishing to pay the levy by electronic transfer should remit to Barclays Bank Sort Code:20-63-25 Account No: 73066665 Account name BC Marathon Racing Committee. When making electronic transfers please also email David Enoch with the race name and amount of levy to [email protected]

14) RACE REGISTRATION The organiser of a GROUP A race must apply to the Calendar Organiser for that race to be registered. This must be done by the autumn of the year preceding the event. The event must be organised and run under the Marathon Racing Rules. Registered races may advertise through British Canoeing and may appeal through the Marathon Committee in cases of dispute or difficulty. Refer to British Canoeing Disciplinary Code at http://canoeracing.org.uk/marathon/index.php/disciplinary-matters/ The registration fee will be the race levy described in rule 13 and the organiser must comply with the requirements of rule 18.

15) BOAT NUMBERING At all GROUP A races competitors shall number their boat in the following manner. Paddlers racing in divisions 1-8 must display vertical number plates secured to the boat number holder with a pin or clip.

ALL numbering of vertical boards will be on both sides of the board and numbered in one of two acceptable formats:

a) digital style format numbering, created from black insulating tape, no less than 12mm wide. The digits should be formed from small strips of tape in 50mm and 100mm lengths to make up the numbers. The number must be presented on an OPAQUE WHITE number board measuring 150mm in height and 280mm in length, with rounded top corners. Hand written crayon and felt tip pen numbering is not acceptable. b) Alternatively an OPAQUE WHITE number board measuring 150mm in height and 200mm in length, PRE-PRINTED and issued by the event organiser is also acceptable.

Race organisers will be able to refuse entry to a race where these rules are not complied with. Yellow number boards will not be acceptable.

Paddlers ranked in Division 9, Lightning, club and fun race paddlers may alternatively use 225mm diameter white discs which should be displayed on fore and aft decks or as directed by the organiser. Any paddler not displaying a number plate at the start of any race, or whose number is not clearly legible, will not score club points. If the number becomes detached from the boat, it is the paddler's responsibility to make sure the marshals and finish judges know their number to ensure inclusion in the results.

16) FINISHES A competitor is deemed to have finished a race when the bow of the canoe or kayak has crossed the finishing line on the water with the competitor(s) in it.

17) ASSESSMENT RACES The Marathon Committee will co-ordinate with race organisers to determine assessment race venues and the dates will be shown in the Racing Handbook. At these races, assessment classes may be separated from other race classes and may be run over the same or different courses. Club colours must be worn at assessment races. In the case of foreign nationals racing for selection at assessment races, the rules applying to this are specified in PART F at the end of this section.

18) ORGANISATION OF GROUP A RACES a) Clubs hosting races must be affiliated to British Canoeing. b) The race shall be open to canoeists who are members of an ICF affiliated federation. c) The race shall be properly advertised and the organisers shall issue adequate instructions on request, up to one month before the event, to prospective competitors or interested group leaders.

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d) In the event of circumstances which render it impossible or unsafe to run the race as planned, the Race Organiser shall take all reasonable steps to inform the competitors and supporters at the earliest possible moment. e) Race Organisers shall charge an entry fee for each competitor to include the levy cost. This fee may be reduced for juniors and augmented for late entries. f) Changes of class/division and late entries shall be permitted if the organiser so wishes. Information regarding late entries and class/division changes should be available to competitors at least 30 minutes before the start time of the class/division concerned. g) The Race Organiser shall provide a Protest Committee consisting of three officials or members of the organising body to hear and settle all protests by any competitor in that event. The following rules will be observed:- i) The protests must be received within 30 minutes of completion of the relevant race and before the announcement of the final results. Failure to observe this will invalidate the protest. ii) The protest must be in writing to the Race Organiser and must give full details of the alleged infringement of the rules. iii) The Protest Committee must meet immediately to hear all the evidence and to consider the protest's validity in accordance with British Canoeing and Marathon Racing Rules. h) A protest against an organising body may only be dealt with by the Marathon Committee. Any such protest must be made within 3 working days in writing to the Secretary of the Marathon Committee and give full details of the alleged infringement of the rules. The person making the protest must also inform the secretary of the club or body concerned within 3 working days. Failure to comply with these conditions will invalidate the protest. i) Appeals against the decision of the Protest Committee are permitted and these will be heard by the Marathon Committee. j) Within 2 working days of the race the results are to be emailed to the Rankings Officer, the Race Records Officer, the Regional Marathon Advisor and to [email protected], so that promotions can be ratified and the results uploaded onto the marathon website. See Useful Addresses page F3. k) Within 7 days of the race the Race Organiser must remit the race levy together with the race results in accordance with rule 13.

19) ORGANISATION OF GROUP B RACES a) For these races competitors do not have to be British Canoeing, Canoe England, WCA, SCA or CANI members, there is no levy and no requirement to submit results to the race records officer. Race advertising, entry fees and classes are at the discretion of the organiser. The formal requirements to register club membership and for protest procedures are not necessary. b) Rules 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 shall apply to all GROUP B races.

Rules Applying to Regional Divisional Hasler Races

20) Regional divisional Hasler races are GROUP A races and all of rules 1 -18 above shall apply.

21) REGIONS a) The regions are determined by the Marathon Racing Committee for England plus Scotland East, Scotland West, and Wales. Each region will run its own league championships throughout the year and will decide how many results are to be counted by clubs. It is hoped that eventually there will be enough races in each region for clubs to count their best 8 or 9 results from the total number of races. b) Clubs wishing to be included in the regional league and score Hasler points must be affiliated to British Canoeing, have registered their club colours, have provided a contact email address and been assigned a unique 3 letter club abbreviation. This process is done via the Regional Marathon Advisor.

22) THE DIVISIONAL SYSTEM a) Entry into the divisional system should be based on the standards detailed in the "Standards for Racing" (page D1). b) Club coaches are responsible for ensuring the ranking status of their paddlers and where necessary to ensure they are re-ranked appropriately. c) The divisional system is arranged into nine separate singles divisions 1-9 and eight separate doubles divisions numbered 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Race Organisers must offer the following races at all events except where varied as agreed with the Regional Marathon Adviser. F8 MARATHON RACING

i) Division 2 & 3 doubles race over 20 km. ii) Singles races for each of divisions 1 to 9. iii) Doubles races for each of divisions 4 to 9 d) Each year a divisional list will be published in the Racing Handbook for singles divisions 1-8.These lists are checked and any paddler not having competed for two successive seasons is removed from the lists. Each autumn clubs are asked to submit a list of the paddlers who will not be active for the coming season and where appropriate, to amend a draft of the proposed divisional lists.

23) THE HASLER TROPHY The Hasler Trophy is the National Team League Championships and is competed for throughout the season on a regional basis. The Hasler season is defined by the races designated ‘H’ in the Racing Calendar of this Handbook. Races relating to the following season are designated ‘H2019.

24) TYPES OF COURSE Whilst there will be some variations due to local conditions and types of course available, the normal distances will be:- Div.1, 2 & 3 Singles and 2 & 3 Doubles Full senior course of about 20km with any degree of severity. Div.4, 5 & 6 Singles and 4, 5 and 6 Doubles Course of about 13km which may include portages and/or weir shoots. Div.7, 8 & 9 Singles and Doubles Course of about 6.5km with the minimum practical hazards.

25) COMPETITORS a) Each club will be allowed as many competitors as it wishes. b) A paddler can only compete in one race in a qualifying event.

26) SEPARATE STARTS Each quorate race of six or more starters must be started separately. Two or more quorate races of less than six starters (i.e. with 3 or 4 or 5 starters) over the same distance may be started together, but for all other purposes are treated as separate races.

27) SYSTEM FOR AMALGAMATION DUE TO LOW ENTRIES If there are fewer than three entries in a division then they will be started with a race of the same distance but will not be combined for the purposes of results or club points. If no race of the same distance is available, they should be started (but not combined) with the nearest possible race below. It will still be the case that some divisions will be inquorate particularly in smaller regions. The practice of clubs communicating with each other about entries, in advance of events, to avoid inquorate classes, particularly in the higher divisions, is to be commended.

28) COMPETING IN A CREW BOAT a) When competing in doubles events the competition ranking shall normally be an average of the individual paddlers’ rankings (all halves rounded down). Example: division 4 paddler and division 5 paddler average 4 (ignoring the half), race in 4_4 K2. b) Paddlers ranked in division 1, 2 or 3 must race over the 20km course. c) There is no Division 1_1 K2 at regional races (which also means there is no K2 race for a Division 2 paddler racing with a Division 1 paddler. A Division 1 paddler may race with a Division 3 paddler in Division 2_2 K2 and so on using the two principles above.) d) All paddlers competing in crew boats must show their singles ranking on the entry form and these rankings must be shown on the results.

29) SPECIAL PRIZES Race organisers are encouraged to give prizes for special groups of paddlers e.g. first under 16, first C1. In particular they are strongly recommended to give a prize for the first woman in each division and for the highest placed TC2. This kind of encouragement is particularly important in the divisional system.

30) POINTS a) In regional races only those clubs within the region will score points. Paddlers from other regions will not be taken into account when calculating points except that their time will be used for the 110% calculations if they are the fastest boats not promoted. b) To be included for points, clubs must be registered within their region as described at Rule 21b).

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c) All competitors in both singles and doubles must show their singles ranking at race check-in. Competitors not doing so will not score points in the regional competition and may not count the race as eligibility to compete in the final. d) Only competitors racing in their club colours will score points. In a crew boat, if one paddler wears club colours and one does not, only the paddler wearing the colours will receive points. e) The points system will be as follows. i) Divisions 1-9 in singles and 2-9 doubles will count for points. ii) Points will be awarded to each paddler in both singles and doubles - 20 for 1st, 19 for 2nd, 18 for 3rd and so on down to 2 points to all paddlers who finish within 110% of the time of the fastest boat not promoted in a singles race and within 110% of the winners’ time in a doubles race. One point only will be awarded for paddlers who finish outside the 110% limit irrespective of their position. This to apply to all races except division 9 singles and doubles which will receive 20 for 1st, 19 for 2nd, 18 for 3rd and so on down to 2 points for all paddlers who finish. iii) Transferred paddlers racing in a different division under the provisions of rule 27 will count for Hasler points but their times will not be used for the 110% calculations. iv) Paddlers in a separate assessment race at a Regional Hasler event will not score Hasler points. v) Each club will count its twelve best scoring paddlers from any divisions in any combination of K1/C1/K2 or C2. Doubles boats can be counted even if some of these boats contain just one paddler who is eligible for Hasler points for a particular club. vi) At each event the club with the highest score will get 10 regional points in the regional competition, 9 for 2nd and so on.

31) RACE RESULTS Race Organisers must report their results using the HRM computer program. Race Organisers are encouraged to use the HRM program at the race to complete entries and calculate results at the meeting. If this is not practicable, results must be recorded later onto the HRM for reporting to the MRC in compliance with rules 18 j) and k).

32) PROMOTIONS a) Promotions between the divisions throughout the season will be based on the table “Standards for Racing” (“the Table”) [See page D1 of Racing Handbook]. Column HC of the Table assumes a World Champion takes 60 seconds to paddle a given course and ranks paddlers in singles divisions from 1 to 9 based on the number of additional seconds it would take for competitors to cover that same course. P/D Factor expresses these same times as factors. For example, a top ranking paddler in division 7 would be expected to take 90 seconds giving a P/D Factor of 1.5. b) Promotions will be calculated on the following principles on the basis of singles results subject to the other provisions of this rule 32; Divs.1, 2, 3 & 4 There are no automatic promotions to divisions 1, 2 & 3. Promotion times will be shown in the race file but promotions will not be indicated on any results printed on the day. The Rankings Officer in consultation with the Regional Marathon Adviser must ratify these for publishing with the official results on the Marathon Website.

Divs 4 and 5 Promotions to divisions 4 and 5 will be calculated by taking the times at each race of the mid-placed paddler in divisions 4, 5 and 6 divided by the Mean Factor for each of these three divisions. The average of these calculations will be multiplied by the Promotion Factor for divisions 3, 4, and 5 to give the times for promotion to divisions 5 and above. Divs 6, 7 and 8 Promotions to divisions 6, 7, and 8 will be calculated by taking the times of the mid- placed paddler in divisions 7 and 8 divided by the Mean Factor for each of these two divisions. The average of these calculations will be multiplied by the Promotion Factor for divisions 6, 7 and 8 to give the times for promotion to divisions 8 and above. [The above is an outline description of the promotion process. The detailed bases for calculations are available on canoeracing.org.uk/marathon]

c) Promotions may take place on either singles or doubles performances. Performances in doubles divisions will be monitored by the Ranking Officer and promotions made under Rule 32(j) where considered appropriate. d) Status in canoe will not affect status in kayak and vice versa. e) No automatic promotions will be made under Rule 32 (b) where there are fewer than 5 starters in any race. However, the Ranking Officer in consultation with the Regional Marathon Adviser may amend or dispense with this limit if persistently low numbers in a division are clearly preventing the promotion system from operating as intended. F10 MARATHON RACING

f) Promotions are not limited to one division. For example, a division 9 paddler with a time faster than that required for promotion to division 7, would be promoted straight to division 7. However, it is the responsibility of the Team Leader, coach and/or the individual to try as accurately as possible to enter a new paddler into the correct division for his/her ability. Accordingly, those paddlers promoted more than one division will forfeit Hasler points from that race. g) Where the HRM computer results system is used at a race, automatic promotions will be shown on the race results and take immediate effect. The only exceptions are those for division 1, 2 & 3 which must first be ratified by the Rankings Officer. All promotions (automatic and others) will be confirmed on the race results posted on the marathon website. It is the responsibility of paddlers and coaches to check these and ensure they are implemented with immediate effect. h) Once promoted, paddlers must race in their correct division, or higher division, except under the provisions of rules 27 and 28. Any competitor found racing in a lower division, singles or doubles, except under the provisions of rules 27 and 28, may be disqualified from the event and be banned from the next three Hasler races in the competitor’s region. The exception is for promotions awarded at races held at the beginning of a new racing season and before the Hasler Final held in that year. These promotions will not apply at the Hasler Final of the current season but will apply to all other races. (E.g. A div. 6 paddler promoted to div. 5 in September 2018 at a race designated as H2019 can still race in div. 6 at the 2018 Hasler Final but must race in div. 5 at all other races.) i) All paddlers, both from within the region and from other regions are eligible for promotions. j) The Marathon Committee has discretion to promote or to withhold promotion at any time it is found to be necessary. This discretion is delegated to the Ranking Officer.

33) DEMOTIONS a) Divs. 1, 2 and 3 Demotions from Divisions 1, 2 and 3 will be made by the Rankings Officer in consultation with the Regional Marathon Adviser. b) Divs. 4 to 9 Application for demotion from Divisions 4 to 8 may be made to the Regional Marathon Adviser by the club coach/team leader. The Regional Marathon Adviser shall confirm his decision in writing/email/message to the club coach/team leader and to the Race Records Officer after agreeing this with the Rankings Officer. c) Demotions will be limited to one division. d) Demotions may be based on singles or doubles performances. Performances in doubles divisions will be monitored by the Ranking Officer and demotions made under Rule 33h) where considered appropriate. e) Status in canoe will not affect status in kayak and vice versa. f) Once demoted paddlers may nonetheless choose to race in any higher division. Paddlers competing in the Hasler Final shall race in the division according to their ranking status at the close of the prior season (normally 31 August). Thus demotions awarded in the new racing season immediately prior to the Hasler Final will not apply at that Hasler Final. g) All paddlers, both from within the region and from other regions are eligible for demotions. h) The Marathon Committee has discretion to demote or to withhold demotion at any time it is found to be necessary. This discretion is delegated to the Ranking Officer.

Rules Applying to the Hasler Final

34) The Hasler Final is a GROUP A Divisional race and all of rules 1-16 and rules 18, 24, 26, 31, 32 and 33 above shall apply.

35) CLUB ELIGIBILITY The top scoring clubs from each region as determined by the regional Hasler competitions, plus a team from the Combined Services, may compete in the Hasler Final at the end of the season. The number of clubs from each region will, be based on the number of affiliated clubs who have actively participated in the previous season, as indicated by Hasler Race results recorded on the MRC Website. Each region will automatically have 2 qualifying places, irrespective of the number of active clubs. Each region will receive an extra qualifying place for each 3 clubs in excess of 4. Active Qualifying Active Qualifying Active Qualifying Active Qualifying Clubs places Clubs places Clubs places Clubs places 1-6 2 7-9 3 10-12 4 13-15 5 16-18 6 19-21 7 22-24 8 25-27 9

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a) Additionally a team from the host club (or from each host club if there are two organising clubs) may compete if they have not qualified from the regional competition. b) Each eligible club will be allowed as many competitors in the final as it wishes.

36) PADDLER ELIGIBILITY a) A paddler must complete 3 qualifying events during the season to be eligible for the final. There are exceptions for Div.1 senior men’s kayak, Div.2 and above junior men’s kayak, Div.3 and above women kayak, Div.4 and above junior women kayak and Div.3 and above canoe, and for paddlers in the Combined Services, who must complete 2 qualifying events. b) Qualifying events are regional Hasler races and all assessment races for that season. This does not include races designated for the following Hasler season. Also a paddler may count completing a National Championships race on one or both days as one qualifying race. The previous Hasler Final does not count as a qualifying race. c) The qualification must be in the same type of boat (i.e. canoe or kayak). d) Paddlers are only eligible to paddle in a singles race at the Hasler Final if they have completed 3 qualifying events in singles. The exceptions in rule 36(a) apply equally in this rule. e) A paddler can only compete in one race at the final. f) The Regional Marathon Adviser will check the eligibility of paddlers from his region for the final. This will include holding current British Canoeing, or equivalent, membership. The Race Records Officer will be able to produce listings on request to help clubs and Marathon Advisers carry out this task.

37) CLASSES There will be races for each singles division 1 to 9 and each doubles division 1 to 9.

38) COMPETING IN CREW BOATS At the Hasler Final where crew members in doubles races are ranked in separate divisions they must race in the classification of the higher ranked paddler.

39) POINTS a) All competitors in singles and doubles must show their singles ranking on the entry form. Competitors not doing so will not score points. b) Only competitors racing in their club colours will score points. c) Point scoring at the final will be as described in rule 30e (i), (ii), (iii). d) Each club will count its six best scoring singles boats and its three best scoring doubles boats, provided that both of the crew are members of the same club.

40) TROPHIES a) The Hasler Trophy will be awarded to the club scoring the most points at the final b) The Regional Trophy will be awarded to the region with the highest aggregate score at the final from their three highest scoring clubs. c) The Adam Thomasson Trophy will be awarded to the winner of the Div.2 race at the final. d) The Ross Warland Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the highest placed junior in the Division 4 race at the final. e) The Committee Cup will be awarded to the highest placed junior woman K1 in the highest division at the final. f) The Ken Pereira Cup will be awarded to the highest placed junior C1 in the highest division at the final. g) The Rhodes White Trophy will be awarded to the senior man K1 with the fastest time over the 12 mile course. h) The David Shankland Trophy will be awarded to the senior or junior woman K1 with the fastest time over the 12 mile course. i) The Barber Trophy will be awarded to the junior K1 with the fastest time over the 12 mile course. j) The Bill Sparks Trophy will be awarded to the highest placed veteran K2 in the highest division at the final.

Rules Applying to the National Championships

41) The National Championships is a GROUP A race and all of rules 1-18 above shall apply.

42) DEFINITION a) The National Championships shall be called The British National Open Marathon Racing Individual and Team Championships and will identify the various National Champions. b) There must be at least 5 entries for a National Championship race to take place. F12 MARATHON RACING

c) Where a race is inquorate the paddler may transfer to another class for which they are eligible [see rule 43a].

43) PADDLER ELIGIBILITY a) Paddlers may compete in races specified for those of a higher ranking but will not be allowed to compete in races specified for those of a lower ranking. (E.g. an U18 may race as an U23 or Senior but not as an U16 or O34.) b) Senior and Veteran Women paddlers may compete in a doubles crew in Senior and Veteran Men’s kayak races of the same or higher ranking. c) All ages are calculated at 1stJanuary of the year of the Championships. d) In the case of foreign nationals racing at our National Championships the rules applying are as follows. i) In order to be eligible to win a title in National Championships a Competitor must: (1) Be a British Citizen and be a current member of British Canoeing (including, SCA, CW & CANI - Juniors registered with family membership, do not need full British Canoeing membership) and not currently representing or in the selection process to represent another country; or (2) Have been resident in the United Kingdom and a member of British Canoeing, (including, SCA, CW & CANI - Juniors registered with family membership, do not need full British Canoeing membership) for at least 2 (two) years. For clarification, it is the 2 years immediately preceding the relevant event and as soon as the individual it is at the point of renewing for a third year they shall have satisfied this condition. ii) In entering a National Championship competitors agree to abide by this Eligibility Policy. Any competitor winning a title may, at the absolute discretion of the organisers, be requested to supply proof that they satisfy B1 a) or B 1 b). Any competitor not complying with this requirement within a reasonable time will be liable to disqualification from receiving a National Championship title and will only be eligible to receive a race placing. Any disqualifications under this clause B2 will be subject to specific race rules and if applicable the British Canoeing dispute resolution policy.

iii) If a Competitor is not a British Citizen and has not been Resident in the United Kingdon and a member of British Canoeing, (including, SCA, CW & CANI) for the necessary 2 (two) years (in accordance with 1.b. above) and there are exceptional circumstances then they may apply to the Head of Governance and Compliance requesting discretion to be exercised. Any applications should be submitted at least four weeks prior to any National Championships which they wish to compete in. iv) Decisions are final and in the absolute discretion of the British Canoeing Chief Executive who shall consider each case on its own merits and decisions not create a precedent for any future cases.

44) NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CATEGORIES a) There will be separate races for men’s kayak, women’s kayak and senior canoe. b) Senior paddlers in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 26km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Senior Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain ii) Senior Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. Senior paddlers in canoes will race over a course of approximately 13km. The winners shall be deemed the: iii) Senior Men’s National Canoe Marathon Champion of Great Britain. (for singles) iv) Senior Women’s National Canoe Marathon Champion of Great Britain. (for singles) v) Senior National Canoe Marathon Champion of Great Britain. (Doubles open to men and women)

c) Paddlers aged under 23 in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 26km, in singles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 23 Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Under 23 Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. d) Paddlers aged under 18 in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 20km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 18 Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Under 18 Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain Paddlers aged under 18 in canoes will race over a course of approximately 6.5km in singles. The winner shall be deemed the: iii) Under 18 National Canoe Marathon Champion of Great Britain. F13 MARATHON RACING

e) Paddlers aged under 16 in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 13km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 16 Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Under 16 Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain f) Paddlers aged under 14 in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 6.5km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 14 Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Under 14 Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain g) Paddlers aged under 12 in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 6.5 km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 12 Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain ii) Under 12 Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. h) Paddlers aged 34 or over: Kayak men will race over a course of approximately 20km and kayak women over a course of approximately 13 km in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. i) Paddlers aged 39 or over: Kayak men will race over a course of approximately 20km and kayak women over a course of approximately 13 km in singles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 39 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 39 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. j) Paddlers aged 44 or over in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 13km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 44 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 44 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. k) Paddlers aged 49 or over in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 13km, in singles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 49 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 49 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. l) Paddlers aged 54 or over in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 6.5km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 54 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 54 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. m) Paddlers aged 59 or over in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 6.5km, in singles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 59 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 59 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. n) Paddlers aged 64 or over in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 6.5km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 64 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 64 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. o) Paddlers aged 69 or over in kayaks will race over a course of approximately 6.5km, in singles and doubles. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Over 69 Veteran Men’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Over 69 Veteran Women’s National Kayak Marathon Champion of Great Britain. p) Mixed Crews There will be a Mixed K2 race for paddlers ranked in divisions 1 – 9 over a course of approximately 13km. This is open to all seniors, veterans and juniors. Crews must consist of one female and one male paddler. The winners of this race shall be deemed the Mixed National Marathon Champions of Great Britain. q) Where crew members in doubles races are in different categories they must race in a category for which they are both eligible.

45) LIGHTNING CATEGORIES a) Lightning Paddlers aged under 12 will race over a course of approximately 3.5 km. The only competitors eligible for this event are paddlers in Lightning K1s ranked below Division 8. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 12 Men’s Lightning Marathon Champion of Great Britain. ii) Under 12 Women’s Lightning Marathon Champion of Great Britain. b) Lightning Paddlers aged under 10 will race over a course of approximately 3.5 km. The only competitors eligible for this event are paddlers in Lightning K1s ranked below Division 8. The winners of these races shall be deemed the: i) Under 10 Men’s Lightning Marathon Champion of Great Britain. F14 MARATHON RACING

ii) Under 10 Women’s Lightning Marathon Champion of Great Britain. c) Points will be awarded to count towards the Spanish Galleon team trophy for Lightning paddlers at the National Championships, These do not count towards the Geoff Sanders Trophy.

46) TEAM COMPETITION a) Points will be awarded per paddler both in singles and doubles races for National Championship categories - 20 points for the winner then 19, 18, 17 etc. down to one point for each finisher. b) All competitors in singles and doubles must show their singles ranking to be eligible for team points. c) Only competitors racing in their club colours will score points. d) A trophy, The Spanish House, will be awarded to the club scoring the most points at the National Championships counting all categories in Rule 44. e) A trophy, The Spanish Galleon, will be awarded to the club scoring the most points in the under 12 and under 10 age Lightning categories (Rules 45(e) and (f)). f) The Women’s Team Trophy - This trophy will be awarded to the club with the highest scoring Women’s K1 team. Results will be taken from their top four highest scoring finishers, with at least one of the finishers competing in either the Senior Women’s K1 or Under 23 Women’s K1. (See below) g) Scoring/Rules for Women’s Team Trophy: i) Points from the highest four scoring female K1s from one club in any age group from Under 12 upwards, will be combined and the club with the most points from these four will be the winner of the Women’s Team Trophy. (Lightning races do not count towards this score.) ii) Points will be awarded as per the standard scoring procedure. (eg 20 points for 1st place, 19 points for 2nd place.) iii) For the purposes of this Trophy, any male who may be entered in a Women’s race will be ignored in the scoring. (eg a female K1 finishing 2nd to a male canoe paddler will score 20 points) iv) To be included in the competition for The Women’s Team Trophy, a club team MUST include one scoring paddler in the Senior Women’s or Under 23 Women’s category. (A club with 4 female paddlers but no Senior or Under 23 Woman is not eligible.) v) In the event of there being a tie for first place, the clubs will be separated as follows: (1) The highest number of 1st places achieved by four scoring paddlers (eg 1st, 1st, 2nd and 3rd will beat 1st, 2nd, 2nd, 2nd) (2) If still tied, the club with the lowest combined time difference between each scoring paddler and the 1st place in their race will win (3) If still tied then the Trophy will be shared vi) All members of the winning Women’s Team Trophy club team, regardless of whether their score was included in calculation, will be invited to share in receiving the Trophy.

47) PROMOTIONS & DEMOTIONS Although no automatic promotions will take place at the championships, the Marathon Committee may exercise their right under rules 32 and 33 to promote or demote on the basis of the results.

48) HASLER QUALIFICATION The event will not count as a Regional Hasler event nor be used to allocate points for Regional Hasler competitions. However, it may be counted by a paddler as a qualifying race for the Hasler Final.

Rules applying to the Geoff Sanders Memorial Trophy

49) THE SERIES a) Race organisers of regional Hasler races are encouraged to include Lightning and Mini K2 races in their programme. These races will qualify for the Geoff Sanders Series in which teams compete for the Geoff Sanders Memorial Trophy. Races can also be run at other times as part of an inter-club event. b) The Series will run from 1st September to 31st August the following year. c) Races in the Series will not be awarded Hasler points. d) Lightning races only will be included in the programme of the Hasler Final, but will not be used in scoring for the Hasler Trophy.

50) QUALIFICATION a) To qualify paddlers must compete in a Pyranha Lightning K1 or, in specified races, in a Mini K2 (maximum length 5.6m, minimum width 50cm). b) Those who compete in K1 races in other craft will not be eligible for points. Race organisers will need to show these as a separate ‘Fun Race’ if they wish to include these craft. c) Paddlers with a marathon ranking of Division 8 or above shall not be eligible to compete in the Series. (See rule 57)

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d) Lightning races at the Hasler Final are open to all Lightning paddlers, whether their club has qualified or not.

51) COURSE a) The course shall be 2-4 kilometres in length with no hazards.

52) CLASSES a) There will be four K1 classes in the Series: Boys under 10, Girls under 10, Boys under 12 and Girls under 12 and two K2 classes: under 12 and under 10. b) All ages as at January 1st preceding each race. c) Teams must inform the Series Coordinator (See rule 55) of the date of birth of each paddler.

53) POINTS a) Points shall be awarded in each class at each event with 20 points for the winner, 19 points for second and so on, down to 1 point for each paddler who completes the course. b) Points shall be awarded in each class at the Hasler Final event, with 40 points to the winner, 38 points for second and so on down to 2 points for each paddler who completes the course. c) Points are awarded in crew boats on a per seat basis. d) Points shall be awarded to all paddlers in the Series irrespective of whether the paddler is out of region. e) At August 31st each paddler’s three best scores from the season will be counted towards their team’s total. This will be added to the points won in the Lightning class held at the Hasler Final. f) The winner of the Geoff Sanders Memorial Trophy will be the team with the highest score as determined in e) above.

54) PRIZES a) Race organisers are encouraged to award prizes for the first three places in each class when holding a race. Marathon Committee certificates are available from Regional Marathon Advisors to give to all entrants, to encourage participation. b) The Marathon Racing Committee will provide medals for the first three places in each class at the Hasler Final event.

55) RESULTS a) Results of all races in the Series should be forwarded to Peter Jones, the Geoff Sanders Coordinator. Email: [email protected].

56) SAFETY a) The wearing of life jackets or buoyancy aids is compulsory for all paddlers. b) The requirements of Rule 5 must be observed in all respects. c) Race organisers must conduct a specific risk assessment for Lightning and Mini K2 races and, taking into account their age and experience, provide adequate safety cover (e.g. rescue boats and signage) over the whole course where considered necessary.

57) RACING IN THE HASLER COMPETITION a) The Geoff Sanders Series aims to introduce young paddlers into marathon racing but it is important that they do not remain too long in the class. Coaches and parents are best placed to decide when a junior is ready to race in the Hasler Series and the decision is for them to take. b) As part of their long term development paddlers in all Lightning categories are encouraged to compete in Division 9 K1 or K2. However, should the paddler be promoted to division 8 or higher from either a K1 or a K2 race in the Hasler Series or at the National Championships he/she will no longer be eligible to compete in the Geoff Sanders Series. c) Paddlers who are promoted to Division 8 or higher from any race in all Lightning categories at the National Championships are allowed to race in the Geoff Sanders competition at that year’s Hasler Final. They will not be eligible to compete in the following season’s Geoff Sanders Series.

58) RACE LEVY / EVENT TICKET a) Lightning races are classed as Group C races: no race levy will be charged. b) Paddlers who are not British Canoeing members or not members of a British Canoeing affiliated club with a registered youth section shall be issued with an Event Ticket to provide insurance cover. British Canoeing has agreed not to make a charge for the Event Ticket for Lightning paddlers. c) To promote racing at this introductory level, the MRC recommends a standard entry fee of £2.50.

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Rules applying to the 5K Series

59) THE SERIES The Series was introduced in 2010 and the main objectives are: a) Mass starts to teach paddlers to get off the line quickly and get into an appropriate group as soon as possible, in a bumpy water environment. b) Larger groups to teach paddlers to race effectively in groups. c) Minimum administration. d) Minimum number of classes.

60) RACES The Committee aims to have at least two races in each region and to hold a national Final in the summer. Details of races will be publicised in the marathon calendar and on the website.

61) RULES a) 5K racing will be governed by the rules of British Canoeing Marathon Committee as set out in the Flatwater Racing Handbook. b) These races fall under rule 3)b)ii) ‘Races and time trials approved by the Marathon Committee but not in the divisional system’.

62) RACE LEVY/BC MEMBERSHIP a) The race levy must be paid. The levy will apply to the event, not the number of races a paddler competes in on that day. b) Entrants must be comprehensive members of British Canoeing or junior members of a club with a registered youth section. c) Membership must be confirmed with entry or at time of booking in.

63) THE COURSE a) The course will be as close as possible to 5 kilometres. A GPS should be used to measure the length of the course, to enable time comparisons to be made throughout the country. b) There will be a minimum of one and a maximum of two turning points that will be in an anti-clockwise direction. There should be three buoys marking the turn in an even arc. It is acceptable for one of the turning points to be used twice. c) The course can be on any kind of water, but bear in mind the basic objective of teaching paddlers to race in large groups. Therefore, wherever possible, there should be as large an expanse of water as possible. d) The recommended race day is Saturday, although this is not compulsory.

64) CATEGORIES a) There will be the following categories: senior men, senior women, junior men, junior women, veteran men and veteran women. b) All categories will be able to compete in the following craft: K1, K2, C1 and C2. c) There will be two sets of starts for singles and doubles, to allow all paddlers to enter both races should they so wish. d) To achieve mass starts four starts are recommended: In the first set of starts - 1. Junior, senior and veteran men K1; 2. Junior, senior and veteran women K1 plus C1;

In the second set of starts - 3. Junior, senior and veteran men K2; 4. Junior, senior and veteran women K2 plus C2.

The Race Organiser has discretion either to split starts into smaller groups or to combine starts where it is considered the numbers of competitors or the nature of the course make this appropriate.

65) RANKINGS a) Results including times will be submitted to compile a rankings list on a time-elapsed basis, initially for K1. b) The ranking list will be updated and published on the marathon website as soon as possible after an event. c) The top ranking paddler in each category will receive a trophy provided by the MRC at the end of each season. The season will be the same as the Hasler season. F17 MARATHON RACING

PART B: THE STARTING OF ASSESSMENT RACES, NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RACES AND HASLER FINALS RACES

There is a necessity to maintain the standard of starting at assessment races and major championships. The following will apply to all assessment races, to all races at the National Championships and to all races at the Hasler Finals.

1) REQUIREMENTS a) The start line should be clearly defined on both banks. b) A clearly defined marshalling line must be established behind the start line. c) The race must be started by a person drawn from the approved starters list, who will have an experienced assistant. d) The marshalling line should be controlled by at least two experienced officials. e) The above should all be equipped with PA equipment or loud hailers that it is the responsibility of the race organiser to provide. 2) STARTING PROCEDURE a) The starter shall ensure all craft are lined up on the starting line as stationary as possible for the water conditions. When the starter is satisfied the line(s) is correctly positioned he/she shall give the signal to start by a shot, starting horn or the word ‘go’. b) If a competitor commences paddling or attempts to start before any instruction to do so, he/she has made a false start. c) A competitor who crosses the line before the starter’s start signal shall also be deemed to have made a false start. d) Refusing to obey the starter’s instructions will also constitute an unfair start. e) A competitor who attempts a false or unfair start will be warned a maximum of two times. A third offence will result in the imposition of a two-minute penalty. A further offence by the same competitor will result in disqualification from the event. The disqualified paddler must leave the water immediately. 3) APPROVED STARTERS LIST

Brian Chapman Ollie Harding Paul Ralph Paul Wells Margaret Chapman Roland Lawler Andy Rawson Stuart West Kevin Dennis Alan Laws Jim Rossiter Alan Williams David Enoch Dyson Pendle Melvin Swallow

4) STARTERS’ ADVISORY NOTES In starting ANY race the following advisory notes should be applied by the race organiser and starter to achieve consistency. The start of any race is critical and fairness and consistency are our aim. It is therefore highly important that you carry out procedures and endeavour to ensure everybody has a fair start.

The rules that will apply for major competition are laid out below. They can and should equally apply to ANY race. Once competitors who push the line or jump the start realise that that will get a 2-minute penalty, or be disqualified and asked to leave the start line, they will start to comply with your instructions.

Our aim is to make these rules the standard to which every race organiser works.

Some important points come from these rules, which should be noted and applied, on all starts:

If you control the boats at a no more than ‘walking pace’ as they come up to the line, then it is more likely you will control them on the line.

Make sure that your ‘marshalling line’ is not too close to the actual start line.

Do not ‘hold’ paddlers on the start line for too long - this will merely result in them ‘pushing’ it. Bring them very slowly up to the line and start the race quickly when there.

If the majority of boats advance over the line - the only way to bring them back is to get them ALL to paddle round and start again.

Do not penalise those who comply with your instructions and are on the line by starting the race when others are clearly in front of the line. Bring the non-compliant paddlers back round. Be prepared to warn twice and then

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Refer to boats by their numbers or by the club colours not by the paddlers name and be prepared to record – or have an assistant record – any penalties given by boat number.

If you issue a penalty it must apply – it cannot then be ignored or withdrawn. If you disqualify a paddler do not start the race until he/she has removed himself from the line and from the water. It is not permitted for the disqualified paddler to paddle round with the other racers.

Do not tell paddlers that there is ‘ 1 minute to go’ and them start them before a full minute has elapsed. Be consistent, if you say you will not start them for 2 minutes make sure it is a full two minutes before you do start them.

Have a whistle ready to blow if there is a false start and you are recalling the whole race. Make sure that the paddlers know that is what a whistle means: STOP, there has been a total false start, come back to the line.

If you have paddlers ‘hanging back’ well behind the actual start line give them the opportunity once to come up to the line. If they are unwilling to do so after being asked, then concentrate on the front line to retain control and accept that those behind the line are more comfortable in the ‘second line’ position.

You are within your rights as the starter of an event to ‘warn’ coaches and spectators who are blatantly trying to encourage their paddlers to ignore your instructions and ‘push’ the start. Do not be afraid to do so.

BY BEING CONSISTENT AT ALL RACES AND ACROSS ALL STARTS PADDLERS WILL LEARN WHAT IS EXPECTED OF THEM.

PART C: RECOMMENDATIONS

These recommendations are to help clubs run well-organised races. You should not attempt to run a race without having attended others first.

1) ADVANCE INFORMATION Advance information should at least contain the following details. a) Name, date and status of the race. b) Name of the organising body. c) Closing date for entries and whether or not late entries will be accepted. d) Person to whom entries and enquiries should be sent, with address, phone number and email. e) Entry fees and to whom these should be payable. f) An entry form asking for full details of competitors, though entries using the HRM system should be encouraged. g) Locations of start and finish, and directions for getting to these places. h) Check-in, briefing and start times. i) Brief description of the course. j) Any special regulations that competitors should be aware of before they arrive. k) Any major changes since last year.

2) SAFETY Safety measures are largely at the discretion of the organiser, since courses and conditions vary considerably. All paddlers ranked in Divisions 7, 8 and 9 or competing in Lightning and fun races must wear a buoyancy aid [Rules 5 (a)(v) and 56 (a)]. Make sure you have adequate safety cover for all Lightning races. On the open sea it is wise to insist on buoyancy aids for all. On open water, rescue boats are very important. Ensure that no one is stranded or lost halfway round the course; it is important to account for all competitors. On calm water it is usually sufficient to have a back marker paddling the course. Marshals at turns and portages should carry safety equipment including space blanket or similar, throw line and mobile phone. All Race organisers should prepare a Risk Assessment well ahead of their event and put in hand appropriate safety measures. Risk Assessments must be forwarded to the Regional Marathon Advisor before the event.

3) BRIEFING AND CONTROL a) Deliver a briefing shortly before the race. Explain the starting procedure; starting order; describe any special features and hazards of the race course and emphasise any special regulations.

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b) Check that all boats are numbered clearly. It is the competitor’s responsibility to number his boat, but it does make the finishers’ job easier if number plates are legible. Provide large permanent marker pens at check-in. c) Use the starting order listed in Section 4. d) Make sure the course is clearly marked at all points where there could be doubt. Position marshals at turning points to check against a start list. Have clearly identifiable marshals at portages and shoots. The marshals should keep the passage clear for competitors, keep spectators and competitors off forbidden land and report any misdemeanours to race control. A marshal’s directions should override any prior instructions.

4) STARTING ORDER a) The start order of the various classes or divisions can have a significant effect on the race results. The general principle is to start the fastest classes first and the slowest classes last. This minimises the chance of fast boats paddling through slower classes, picking up stragglers on the wash and dragging them back to the class leaders. b) The following is the recommended start order. Not all these classes will necessarily run at any one race.

Division 2 K2 Division 5 K2 Division 8 K2 Division 1 K1 Division 4 K1 Division 7 K1 Division 3 K2 Division 6 K2 Division 9 K2 Division 2 K1 Division 5 K1 Division 8 K1 Division 4 K2 Division 7 K2 Division 9 K1 Division 3 K1 Division 6 K1

5) STARTING a) Ensure that the paddlers can hear your instructions clearly. b) Ensure your start position is such that you can see the boat numbers and if necessary have a helper as a spotter. c) You or your helper should have a pen/paper to write down any number warnings and penalties. d) If the paddlers do not obey instructions then the rule must be followed with appropriate penalties. e) In the event of a false start use a whistle to recall the paddlers. The use of the whistle should be included in pre-race briefing. f) Try to ensure the paddlers approach the line very slowly. g) An upstream start is preferable if possible. h) If you make a requirement or statement as to what you are going to do, do not back down or change it under paddler or time pressure. i) Record accurate start times for all races – these will be needed for the HRM program.

6) TURNS a) Clearly mark all turns. Use a buoy or buoys at each turn. Make sure these are clearly distinguishable. A clear description and location of the turn buoys must be given at the briefing. b) All turns should be properly marshalled. Each turn marshal should have a list of the race numbers that started and be responsible for checking that each boat properly completes the turn. A list of boats that did not complete the turn and a written report of the incidents at the turn must be provided promptly to the race control.

7) FINISHING & RESULTS a) Have a clearly marked finishing line. Signify a crossing of the line audibly by bell, whistle or hooter. b) Have a reliable, readable clock and a back-up in case of malfunction. c) Have a shelter in case it rains. d) Recording the finishing times and positions is the most important job you will do. e) Prepare in advance with numbered sheets. Have spare pens/pencils. f) Record the number and order of every boat as it passes the finishing line. Two tried and tested methods are: (i) Have lined sheets, marked into two columns with one person writing the boat numbers and another the finish time. If possible have a third person calling out the finishing times. Number all finish pages to avoid confusion, OR (ii) Have a team of three. Two work together, one calling boat numbers whilst the other records the number and time. The third person works independently recording the numbers in finishing order. We do not recommend having the times written on one set of sheets and the numbers separately written on another set and then trying to match these together.

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g) A further fail-safe is to have a tape recorder at the finish line. Give the recorder to one of the finish team and tell them to ‘talk’ every boat over the line, giving number and time. h) At all Hasler events you must use the Hasler Race Management computer program (HRM) to produce your results. If possible use the HRM at the race. This will automatically calculate the elapsed time and finishing order of all boats, all singles promotions and the Hasler points. The results will be produced in the format required by the Race Records Officer. The HRM is designed for Hasler races and can be downloaded from the Marathon Canoeing website. If you want any help with the HRM please contact your Regional Adviser. i) Whether using the HRM or a manual system, have someone indoors to produce the results. Arrange a system for displaying the results as soon as you know them. Errors can be queried before prize giving. Hold the prize giving as soon as possible.

8) AFTER THE EVENT a) After the event is over the final result sheet needs to be produced. Keep all manual start and finish sheets as back-up. b) If you have run a Hasler event you must return your results using the HRM. This automatically produces the results in the correct format. c) Send results by email to the Rankings Officer, the Regional Marathon Advisor, the Race Records Officer and to [email protected] within 2 working days so that promotions can be ratified and the results can be uploaded onto the marathon website. For all addresses, see page F3. d) . The race levy should be sent to the Marathon Racing Committee treasurer. See rule 13. Levy to be remitted within 7 days. e) Send Event Ticket money to British Canoeing HQ, Nottingham together with the name, post code etc. of those who have paid for an event ticket, on the form provided by British Canoeing.

PART D: VENUE AND ORGANISATIONAL CRITERIA FOR THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND THE HASLER FINALS

The Marathon Committee will look to the following ideal criteria when considering applications for the hosting of the National Championships and the Hasler Finals. Any club wishing to host the National Championships or the Hasler Finals will be expected to make a short presentation to the Annual Consultative Meeting or to the Marathon Committee outlining their proposals for the course and organisation to meet these criteria.

1) THE COURSE a) The course should be wide enough at the start to provide a fair start for all paddlers. It should also be wide enough throughout its length for competitors to overtake and pass each other in opposite directions. b) The course should be capable of being paddled in an understern rudder boat. c) Portages should allow a minimum of 12 metres at the 'get out' and 'get in' points. Portages should not be of excessive number or length. d) Access to portage areas for spectators should be good with adequate parking, or pool transport should be provided. e) The course should be reasonably accessible for spectator viewing. f) There should not be too many other conflicting water users.

2) ORGANISATION a) The organising club(s) should have a proven track record in organising normal Divisional marathons. b) The venue should have good access by road and not be too far for the majority of paddlers to travel. c) There should be adequate camping facilities nearby, particularly for the two day National Championships. d) There should be adequate parking at the start and finish. e) There should be adequate covered checking-in and refreshment areas at the start and finish and a results display area. f) There should be adequate toilet facilities at the start and finish areas. g) There should be an adequate PA system at the start, briefing and prize giving areas. h) There should be adequate First Aid cover in appropriate areas. i) The starting of all races is to be as the procedure set out in PART C. j) There should be a computerised results facility capable of showing class results and team scores immediately after the races. k) Prizes at the National Championships will be the official BC National Marathon Championship medals and Divisional medals. F21 MARATHON RACING

l) Prizes at the Hasler Finals will be the official BC Hasler Finals medals.

PART E: BRITISH CANOEING MEMBERSHIP AND EVENT TICKETS

All seniors and veterans must be full members of British Canoeing if they wish to race in a Marathon event that has been advertised in the Calendar. (From April 2018 this will be ON THE WATER membership category.) Juniors who are ranked in division 6 or above must also hold individual comprehensive (From April 2018 this will be ON THE WATER membership category.) British Canoeing youth membership.

A junior club member need not be a full member of British Canoeing in order to race in the lower divisions (7,8 & 9) of the Marathon racing system or in the other 2 categories of marathon races. He / she must, however, be a member of a club with a registered junior section and the number used for his or her identification will be the club’s affiliation number followed by the paddler’s own individual club number. However, the club abbreviation followed by the paddler’s club number is easier and preferred by the Records Officer, both for identification and ease of recording. i.e. LIN/005, CHE/017. Note that event tickets are also required for Lightning paddlers who are neither British Canoeing members nor a member of a club with a registered junior section but the Event Ticket is issued to Lightning paddlers without charge. Any junior promoted into a higher division (6 & upwards) must then become a full member of British Canoeing.

Race Organisers MUST still check that a competitor’s membership is current either by photocopy of the membership card with the entry or by seeing the card on the day of the race.

If the card is unavailable or forgotten the paddler must purchase an "Event Ticket" as a "stop gap" but only once per season. The records officer carries out a check on event ticket issue for all race results and those paddlers abusing this system will be penalised.

The system is as follows: 1. The tickets are for use by non-members at the entry level only of National Competitions requiring membership e.g. Divisional Racing. 2. For use at a British Canoeing event when the organiser believes a participant may be a member but the member cannot provide proof by way of a membership card. 3. Event organisers charge the current rate set by British Canoeing, which will be sent to British Canoeing HQ, Nottingham within 7 working days of the event. 4. Event Ticket fees are not refundable. 5. The overall consideration is to encourage, in the best possible way, membership of the Country's Governing Body for Canoe sport.

PART F: ELECTION OF REGIONAL MARATHON ADVISER

1. Under the current Marathon Racing Rules, the Regional Marathon Advisor is an elected post. 2. The election will take place each year between the Hasler Final and the end of November so that details can be included in the Racing Handbook. The election will be called by the RMA. If for any reason it is not appropriate to hold an election at this time, the MRC must be kept informed of the circumstances via the RMA Coordinator. 3. All clubs in the region registered as participating in marathon racing, must be invited to be involved in the process of election, with each club nominating one voting representative. 4. The process will vary between regions according to local circumstances and may take place by email or at a meeting. 5. The process must involve the proposal of candidates and voting. Independent tellers may be used if necessary. The RMA may offer themselves for re-election. All candidates must have seen the document – Regional Marathon Advisors Role. In some regions it may be appropriate to split the role and elect joint RMAs or for the elected RMA to nominate an assistant. 6. The RMA must inform the MRC of the outcome, with any changes to contact details, once the election has taken place.

F22 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

K2 Shield: Presented to the Senior K2 National Champions

1957 J.Nicholls E.Carmichael W.London 1989 C.Ballard R.Kinch Lichfield/Oxford 1958 J.Shelston R.Lowery Richmond 1990 P.Wells G.Dresser Richmond/Royal 1959 J.Shelston R.O'Keefe Richmond 1991 C.Ballard G.Slater Lichfield 1960 R.Payne Y.Allen 22nd SAS 1992 I.Lawler G.Bourne Elmbridge 1961 B.R.Smith J.L.P.Dalton C.T.C. 1993 J.Butler S.Bagshaw Nottingham 1962 A.Aked D.C.Arnold Marines 1994 I.Lawler S.Harris Elmbridge 1963 L.Oliver M.Parker Lincoln 1995 S.West J.Butler RLS/Nottingham 1964 S.Hollier R.Wade Hatfield 1996 I.Lawler S.Harris Elmbridge 1965 L.Oliver M.Parker Lincoln 1997 J.Block J.Butler Nottingham 1966 T.Kirkby M.Bosher Royal 1998 S.Baker S.Harris Elmbridge 1967 A.Miller T.Sowman Harlow 1999 I.Lawler C.Holmes Elmbridge 1968 A.Edwards L.Oliver Lincoln 2000 S.Dark D.Coulson BOA/Reading 1969 M.Mean L.Bolam 2001 C.Holmes J.Block Elmbridge/ Nott 1970 C.Evans Alun-Williams R.M.C.C. 2002 P.Slater P.Prestwood Gailey 1971 M.Bosher B.Greenaway Richmond 2003 P.Slater P.Prestwood Gailey 1972 N.Mason T.Speaight Nottingham 2004 P.Slater P.Prestwood Gailey 1973 N.Jackson D.Smith Grap/Worc 2005 I.Lawler B.Brown Elmbridge 1974 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2006 B.Brown J.Sawers Elmbridge 1975 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2007 A.Daniels E.Cox Reading/Wey 1976 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2008 I.Lawler B.Farrell Elmbridge 1977 S.Brown B.Haynes Nott/Royal 2009 B.Brown J.Boyton Elmbridge/Royal 1978 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2010 I.Lawler J.Simmons Elmbridge/Wey 1979 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2011 M.Childerstone J.Simmons Wey 1980 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2012 J.Tye S.West Worcester 1981 J.Fowler A.Williams Royal 2013 K.Moule T.Sharpe Chelmsford/Rich. 1982 A.Williams C.Canham Royal 2014 T.Pendle A.Daniels Norwich/Longridge 1983 A.Williams S.Jackson Royal/Army 2015 T.Pendle A.Daniels Norwich/Longridge 1984 A.Williams S.Jackson Royal/Army 2016 T.Pendle E.Rutherford Norwich/Elmbridge 1985 P.Wells A.Croucher Ric/Wey 2017 M.Gregory Z.Chmiel Longridge/Nott. 1986 I.Lawler A.Williams Elm/Royal 1987 I.Lawler G.Burns Elmbridge 1988 P.Wells M.Wells Richmond

G1 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

The Long Distance Racing Challenge Trophy Presented, since 2001, to the Senior K1 National Champion. Prior to 2001 to the winner of Division 1 K1 at the National Championships. 1956 C.Cautier Weston Bay 1987 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1957 A.Waterhouse Royal Canoe Club 1988 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1958 R.O'Keefe Richmond 1989 Duncan Blythe Royal Canoe Club 1959 B.Smith C.T.C. 1990 Duncan Blythe Royal Canoe Club 1960 D.Shankland Llandaff 1991 I.Timbrell Fowey 1961 J.Richards Worcester 1992 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1962 Alan Edwards Worcester 1993 James Butler Nottingham 1963 S.Smith Worcester 1994 Gary Mawer Richmond 1964 S.Smith Worcester 1995 Simon Dark Bradford on Avon 1965 P.Gardner Riverside 1996 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1966 C.Evans Royal Canoe Club 1997 James Butler Nottingham 1967 C.Evans Royal Canoe Club 1998 Greg Slater Lichfield 1968 P.Lawler Royal Canoe Club 1999 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1969 N.Jackson Grappenhall 2000 Conor Holmes Elmbridge 1970 N.Jackson Grappenhall 2001 Conor Holmes Elmbridge 1971 N.Jackson Grappenhall 2002 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1972 Norman Mason Nottingham 2003 Paul Slater Gailey 1973 D.Lawrence Royal Canoe Club 2004 Paul Slater Gailey 1974 Norman Mason Nottingham 2005 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1975 Norman Mason Nottingham 2006 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1976 Norman Mason Nottingham 2007 Andrew Daniels Reading 1977 Brian Greenham Reading & L.P. 2008 Ben Farrell Elmbridge 1978 Brian Greenham Reading & L.P. 2009 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1979 Brian Greenham Reading & L.P. 2010 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1980 K.Smith Warren C.C. 2011 Tim Pendle Norwich 1981 K.Smith Warren C.C. 2012 Tim Pendle Norwich 1982 Alan Williams Royal Canoe Club 2013 Tim Pendle Norwich 1983 Alan Williams Royal Canoe Club 2014 Andrew Daniels Longridge 1984 Alan Williams Royal Canoe Club 2015 Keith Moule Chelmsford 1985 Alan Williams Royal Canoe Club 2016 Tim Pendle Norwich 1986 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2017 Tim Pendle Norwich

G2 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

Wilkinson Sword: Presented to the Senior K1 National Champion

1979 Brian Greenham Reading & LP 1999 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1980 K.Smith Warren 2000 Conor Holmes Elmbridge 1981 K.Smith Warren 2001 Conor Holmes Elmbridge 1982 Alan Williams Royal 2002 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1983 Alan Williams Royal 2003 Paul Slater Gailey 1984 Alan Williams Royal 2004 Paul Slater Gailey 1985 Alan Williams Royal 2005 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1986 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2006 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1987 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2007 Andrew Daniels Reading 1988 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2008 Ben Farrell Elmbridge 1989 Duncan Blythe Royal 2009 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1990 Duncan Blythe Royal 2010 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1991 I.Timbrell Fowey River 2011 Tim Pendle Norwich 1992 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2012 Tim Pendle Norwich 1993 James Butler Nottingham 2013 Tim Pendle Norwich 1994 Gary Mawer Richmond 2014 Andrew Daniels Longridge 1995 Simon Dark Bradford/Avon 2015 Keith Moule Chelmsford 1996 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2016 Tim Pendle Norwich 1997 James Butler Nottingham 2017 Tim Pendle Norwich 1998 Greg Slater Lichfield

Ladies Plate : Presented to the Senior Ladies K2 National Champions 1995 Tamsin Phipps W.Lester Reading 1996 Helen Gilby Alison Thorogood Elmbridge / Newham 1997 Sonia Bapty Tricia Davey Reading / Richmond 1998 Andrea Dallaway Helen Gilby Elmbridge Canoe Club 1999 Sonia Bapty Alison Thorogood Reading / Leaside 2000 Andrea Dallaway Helen Gilby Elmbridge Canoe Club 2001 Andrea Dallaway Abigail Cattle Elmbridge / Reading 2002 Joanne Bates Rosalind Bates Elmbridge Canoe Club 2003 No Race 2004 Joanne Bates Claire Hynds Elmbridge Canoe Club 2005 Joanne Bates Nicola Taylor Elmbridge Canoe Club 2006 Anna Hemmings Nicola Taylor Elmbridge Canoe Club 2007 Anna Hemmings Louisa Sawers Elmbridge Canoe Club 2008 Louisa Sawers Hayleigh Mason Elmbridge / Nottingham 2009 Louisa Sawers Lani Belcher Elmbridge Canoe Club 2010 Jenny Swallow Lizzie Broughton Chester / Richmond 2011 Fay Lamph Lizzie Broughton Wey / Richmond 2012 Fay Lamph Lizzie Broughton Wey / Richmond 2013 Fay Lamph Lizzie Broughton Wey / Richmond 2014 Fay Lamph Lizzie Broughton Wey / Richmond 2015 Fay Lamph Lizzie Broughton Wey / Richmond 2016 Fay Lamph Lizzie Broughton Wey / Richmond 2017 Lani Belcher Hayleigh Mason Nottingham

G3 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

Nottinghamshire County Council Cup Presented to the Senior Lady K1 National Champion 1995 S.Bennett Fladbury 2007 Anna Hemmings Elmbridge 1996 Anna Hemmings Elmbridge 2008 Louisa Sawers Elmbridge 1997 Tricia Davey Richmond 2009 Claire Gunney Wey 1998 Lucy Hardy Fladbury 2010 Claire Gunney Wey 1999 Tina Parsons Nottingham 2011 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 2000 Andrea Dallaway Elmbridge 2012 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 2001 Anna Hemmings Elmbridge 2013 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 2002 Yael Ford Tonbridge 2014 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 2003 Joanne Bates Elmbridge 2015 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 2004 Joanne Bates Elmbridge 2016 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 2005 Tricia Davey Richmond 2017 Lani Belcher Nottingham 2006 Anna Hemmings Elmbridge

The Cup Presented to the U18 Girls K1 National Champion 2008 Victoria Croucher Wey 2013 Samantha Rees-Clark Basingstoke 2009 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 2014 Elise Piercy Elmbridge 2010 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 2015 Melissa Johnson Chelmsford 2011 Victoria Croucher Wey 2016 Samantha Martyn Wey 2012 Amy Ward Elmbridge 2017 Emma Russell Chelmsford

The Brian Gandy Trophy Presented to the U18 Girls K2 National Champions 2011 Victoria Croucher Alice Haws Wey Kayak Club 2012 Amy Ward Rebeka Simon Elmbridge 2013 Samantha Rees-Clark Nicole Williams Basingstoke / Royal

2014 Livvy Rowe Lucy Lee-Smith Norwich

2015 Elise Piercy Melissa Johnson Elmbridge/Chelmsford

2016 Freya Peters Emma Russell Richmond/Chelmsford 2017 Freya Peters Emma Russell Richmond/Chelmsford

The Carrion Cup Presented to the U16 Girls K1 National Champion 2012 Emma Ricketts Anker Valley 2015 Emma Russell Chelmsford 2013 Elise Piercy Elmbridge 2016 Freya Peters Richmond 2014 Elizabeth Gray Lincoln 2017 Stephanie Hutchinson Longridge

The Junior Ladies Plate Presented to the U16 Girls K2 National Champions 2012 Emma Ricketts Amy Wignall Anker Valley / Runcorn 2013 Jenny Withers Elise Piercy Elmbridge 2014 Rose Blackman Hafsa Kabeer Gailey / Reading 2015 Lily Wong Elizabeth Grey Richmond/Lincoln 2016 Florence Duffield Bronte Holden Norwich/Fowey 2017 Stephanie Hutchinson Kate Hipkins Longridge

G4 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

The Sella Cup Presented to the U18 Boys K1 National Champion 1990 A.Richardson Royal 2004 Allen Spencer Hereford 1991 S.Jenson Richmond 2005 Andrew Daniels Reading 1992 Paul Slater Lichfield 2006 Andrew Daniels Reading 1993 M.Bull Nottingham 2007 Edward Rutherford Elmbridge 1994 Richard Golder Banbury 2008 Edward Rutherford Elmbridge 1995 Lee Pilgrim Bark. & Dag. 2009 Mark Childerstone Wey 1996 Damien Chapman Nottingham 2010 Jonathan Tye Worcester 1997 Damien Chapman Nottingham 2011 Jonathan Tye Worcester 1998 Craig Watt Elmbridge 2012 Albert Hicks Norwich 1999 Scott Kemper Gailey 2013 Edmund Haws Wey 2000 Andrew Kelly Elmbridge 2014 Edmund Haws Wey 2001 Andrew Kelly Royal 2015 Magnus Gregory Longridge 2002 Paul Wycherley Wey 2016 Joe Petersen Banbury 2003 Paul Wycherley Wey 2017 William Scammell Longridge

Junior K2 Shield Presented to the U18 Boys K2 National Champions 1995 A.Morgan Nick Fowler Banbury / Reading 1996 Daniel Golder Damien Chapman Banbury / Nottingham 1997 Damien Chapman Peter Burbridge Nottingham / Reading 1998 Paul Prestwood Daniel Matthews Gailey 1999 Adam Kennedy Tim Sowry Fladbury / Elmbridge 2000 Ed McKeever Alistair Rosier Bradford on Avon 2001 Andrew Kelly Simon Fennemore Royal / Wey 2002 Ben Brown Paul Wycherley Elmbridge / Wey 2003 John Sawers Michael Goodall Elmbridge Canoe Club 2004 James Dougall Matthew Guy Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2005 Andrew Daniels Allen Spencer Reading / Hereford 2006 Tom Hide Ben Parfitt Addlestone / Elmbridge 2007 Dean Terry Mark Childerstone Wey Kayak Club 2008 Tom Hide Edward Rutherford Addlestone / Elmbridge 2009 Matthew Welch Tom Simmons Wey/Bradford on Avon 2010 Mark Clive Nico Kirschstein Gailey/Reading 2011 Jonathan Tye James Webster Worcester/Bradford on Avon 2012 Albert Hicks Daniel Johnson Norwich/Chelmsford 2013 Jack Childerstone Edmund Haws Wey 2014 Jack Childerstone Edmund Haws Wey 2015 Magnus Gregory Luke Harding Longridge 2016 Joe Petersen Joe Hansell Banbury/Basingstoke 2017 Kieran Hayward Matthew Callow Norwich

The Nalon Cup Presented to the U16 Boys K1 National Champion 2012 Edmund Haws Wey 2015 Charlie Smith Leighton Buzzard 2013 Magnus Gregory Longridge 2016 Luke Shaw Norwich 2014 Max Littlewood Nottingham 2017 Timothy Dowden Norwich

G5 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

The Sanabria Cup Presented to the U16 Boys K2 National Champions 2012 Tim Escott James MIssen Bradford on Avon 2013 Magnus Gregory Luke Harding Longridge 2014 Stefano Di Gregorio Kayne Wilkinson Elmbridge 2015 Charlie Smith Joe Webb Leighton Buzzard/Richmond 2016 Sam Drane Luke Shaw Norwich 2017 Philip Miles Timothy Dowden Royal Leamington Spa/Norwich

The Espada Cup Presented to the Under 14 Girls K2 National Champions 1977 D.Sellwood C.Darling B.O.A.C.C./ Chichester 1978 Perrett D.Sellwood 1979 Holness Lewis 1980 Holness Lewis 1981 Holness Lewis 1982 Nicola Burns A.Dawson Elmbridge / Preston Bridge 1983 H.Rainsford C.Kemp Leighton B./ Fladbury 1984 Andrea Dallaway C.Kemp Lichfield / Fladbury 1985 A.Jennings C.Kemp Leighton B./ Fladbury 1986 J.Fisher R.Leverett Lincoln C.C. 1987 Tricia Davey J.Miller Richmond / Shoreham 1988 R.Giles B.Cambell Fladbury C.C. 1989 K.Russell Anna Hemmings Elmbridge C.C. 1990 Anna Hemmings Jenny Dyball Elmbridge C.C. 1991 Rachel Train Lucy Hardy Fladbury C.C. 1992 S.Griffith Carly Andrews Fladbury / Solihull 1993 Carly Andrews Elaine Appleby Solihull / Leighton Buzzard 1994 Cathy Jones Elaine Appleby Leighton Buzzard C.C. 1995 Cathy Jones Abigail Cattle Leighton B / Reading 1996 Sharon Hayday Nicola Taylor Barking & Dagenham C.C. 1997 Jenny Spencer Rebecca Hunter Hereford Royal 1998 Zoe Burgess Joanne Etheridge Solihull / Wey 1999 Joanne Etheridge L.Smith Wey / Barking & Dagenham 2000 Hayleigh Mason Harriet Farish Nottingham K.C. 2001 Louisa Sawers Rohan Battison Elmbridge / Reading 2002 Alison Galloway Rohan Battison Reading 2003 Katie Whitehead Jessica Walker Chelmsford / Royal 2004 Emma Dougall Jessica Walker Leighton Buzzard / Royal 2005 Jenny Swallow Caroline Rowlands Chester 2006 Laura Ferguson Stephanie Holmes Banbury / Worcester 2007 Hazel Childerstone Victoria Croucher Wey K.C. 2008 Isobel Smith Naomi Smith Basingstoke Canal CC 2009 Rebecca Killip Alison Martin Richmond 2010 Rebecca Killip Alison Martin Richmond 2011 Rebecca Killip Alison Martin Richmond 2012 Sarah Ellis Elizabeth Gray Fladbury / Lincoln 2013 Elizabeth Gray Renee Myburgh Lincoln /Ind. 2014 Sophie Thompson Samantha Martyn Wey 2015 Freya Peters Zoe Clark Richmond/Royal 2016 Flossie Ball Georgia Carmichael Wiltshire Youth/Longridge 2017 Abigail Burham Hannah Suttie Wey

G6 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

The Silver Birdbath Presented to the Under 14 Boys K2 National Champions 1981 M.Adams S.Rust Royal / Leicester 1982 M.Adams S.Rust Royal / Leicester 1983 G.Lovell G.Adams Royal C.C. 1984 S.Day A.Barkway Sta./ N.S.S. 1985 J.Wilson C.Murray Anker Valley 1986 A.M.Richardson J.Farnham Royal / Elmbridge 1987 A.M.Richardson J.Farnham Royal l /Elmbridge 1988 S.Jenson P.Slater Richmond / Gailey 1989 Brian Hemmings David Smith Elmbridge 1990 David Smith Ian Sargeant Elmbridge 1991 Nick Fowler B.Reece Fladbury 1992 Daniel Golder J.Perrier Banbury / Bishop Stortford 1993 Damien Chapman Joel Wilson Nottingham / Chester 1994 Joel Wilson Adam Kennedy Chester / Fladbury 1995 Dean O’Conner Adam Kennedy Barking / Fladbury 1996 Richard Darby Dowman Ben Farrell Elmbridge C.C. 1997 Greg Edwards Tom Bainbridge Worcester / Harlow 1998 A.Barry James Garlick Chelmsford / L.Buzzard. 1999 James Garlick Ed Cox L.Buzzard / Wey 2000 Tom Daniels Richard Etheridge Reading / Wey 2001 Gavin Hickman Allen Spencer Chelmsford / Hereford 2002 Christian Pegley Andrew Daniels Elmbridge / Wokingham 2003 Ben Holmes Pip Ede Worcester / Reading 2004 Edward Rutherford Daniel Barber Elmbridge Canoe Club 2005 Dean Terry Mark Childerstone Maidstone / Wey 2006 Peter Wilkes Mark Wilkes Chelmsford Canoe Club 2007 Jonathan Tye Tom Deacon Worcester / Addlestone 2008 Jake Thomas Alex Loveday Elmbridge Canoe Club 2009 Jack Childerstone Edmund Haws Wey Kayak Club 2010 Jack Childerstone Sam Kirschstein Wey / Reading 2011 Kayne Wilkinson Alex Khlaf Elmbridge / Richmond 2012 Luke Harding Magnus Gregory Longridge 2013 Joe Hansall Oliver Khlaf Basingstoke / Richmond 2014 Joe Webb Harry Wells Richmond 2015 William McCracken Fred Kemp Banbury/Reading 2016 Ed Nightingale Jacob Millard Bradford-on-Avon/Falcon 2017 Benjamin Carbera Xavier Hinves Fowey/Southampton

Ken Pereira Memorial Trophy: Presented to the Senior C1 National Champion

1989 Ken Young Nottingham 05-06 No race 1990 No race 2007 John Badelek Wey 1991 Andrew Martin Fladbury 2008 Yan Vorberger Leamington 1992 Andrew Martin Fladbury 09-10 No race 1993 No race 2011 Miguel Hernandez Cambridge 1994 Derek Hall Reading 2012 Adam Stannard Leamington 1995 Malcolm Lane Leamington 2013 Iain Weir Banbury 1996 James Lee Basingstoke Canal 2014 Nerijus Budrikis Worcester 1997 James Lee Basingstoke Canal 2015 M. Ponomarenkow Richmond 1998 Steve Train Fladbury 2016 Seb Shaw Faldbury 99-03 No race 2017 Arthur Leech Richmond 2004 Richard Crooks Leighton Buzzard

G7 MARATHON RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES

Open Canoe Association Shield Presented to the Open TC2 National Champions (from 1996 C2) 1990 Karl Yurkwich Attila Herbent Royal Leamington Spa 1994 J.Bromley Tibor Herbent Royal Leamington Spa 1996 John.Badelek Derek Hall Wey / Reading 1997 James Lee M.Parsons Basingstoke / Wey 2000 Matt. Lawrence Toby Shipway Leighton Buzzard 2001 Matt. Lawrence James Train LBZ / Fladbury 2002-2012 No Race - - 2013 Roger Weir George Caines Banbury / Nottingham 2014 No race 2015 Marcin Ponomarenkow Attilla Szilagyi Richmond/Independent 2016 Ireneusz Marcinkowski Chris Blacker Chester/Southampton 2017 Arthur Leech Chris Blacker Richmond/Southampton

The Richmond Trophy: Presented to the Mixed K2 National Champions 2014 Lizzie Broughton Keith Moule Richmond/Chelmsford 2015 Lizzie Broughton Keith Moule Richmond/Chelmsford 2016 Lizzie Broughton Keith Moule Richmond/Chelmsford 2017 Hayleigh Mason Ziggy Chmiel Nottingham

The Spanish House: National Championships Team Trophy 1990 Nottingham Kayak Club 2004 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club

1991 Nottingham Kayak Club 2005 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club

1992 Army Canoe Union 2006 Reading Canoe Club

1993 Nottingham Kayak Club 2007 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club

1994 Nottingham Kayak Club 2008 Wey Kayak Club 1995 Nottingham Kayak Club 2009 Wey Kayak Club 1996 Nottingham Kayak Club 2010 Nottingham Kayak Club 1997 Kimbolton School 2011 Norwich Canoe Club 1998 Nottingham Kayak Club 2012 Norwich Canoe Club 1999 Nottingham Kayak Club 2013 Norwich Canoe Club 2000 Elmbridge Canoe Club 2014 Norwich Canoe Club 2001 Elmbridge Canoe Club 2015 Norwich Canoe Club 2002 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2016 Norwich Canoe Club 2003 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2017 Norwich Canoe Club

The Spanish Galleon The Spanish Galleon (re-assigned) Inter-Club K4 Racing Lightning Team Trophy 1991 Hereford 2004 Banbury Canoe Club 2011 Banbury Canoe Club 1992 Elmbridge 2005 Banbury Canoe Club 2012 Norwich Canoe Club 1993 Hereford 2006 Southampton Canoe Club 2013 Banbury Canoe Club 1994 Elmbridge 2007 Leighton Buzzard C.C. 2014 Norwich Canoe Club

1995 Nottingham 2008 Leighton Buzzard C.C. 2015 Norwich Canoe Club

1996 Nottingham 2009 Lincoln Canoe Club 2016 Norwich Canoe Club

1997 Nottingham 2010 Ealing Canoe Club 2017 Norwich Canoe Club 1998/2003 No Race

G8 MARATHON RACING – THE HASLER TROPHY

The story behind the Hasler Trophy One of the most daring raids of World War Two took place on the night of 11th December 1942 in the enemy-occupied port of Bordeaux in France. Operation Frankton involved 12 men in six canoes being taken by submarine to a position 10 miles south of the Gironde estuary on 7th December. One of the canoes was ripped passing through the hatch of the submarine, but the other five then had an 85 mile paddle ahead of them. Two boats were lost in the tidal race and the remaining three carried on for three days, paddling in darkness and lying up during the day. One more boat hit a submerged rock and sank and the final two boats went on to Bordeaux harbour, where they attached their limpet mines and, assisted by the ebb tide, paddled silently back down the river. The mines detonated and severely damaged four vessels and sunk one. The four remaining men beached before reaching the sea, scuttled their canoes and travelled overland to try to reach safety. Two were captured, but Major ‘Blondie’ Hasler and Marine Bill Sparks made their way to Spain – the only two of the original ten who survived. Hasler was awarded the DSO and Sparks the DSM. After the war, Hasler went on to found the Single Handed Transatlantic Yacht race after a bet with his friend Francis Chichester. The Hasler Trophy was presented by Lloyds Underwriters to commemorate the raid of the so-called ‘Cockleshell Heroes’ and has been competed for since 1957. Major Hasler died in 1987 and Bill Sparks died on 30th November 2002, only ten days short of the sixtieth anniversary of the raid. In 2003 the Marathon Committee decided to inaugurate a new trophy named in honour of Bill Sparks, which goes to the highest placed veteran K2 in the highest division at the Hasler Final.

Hasler Trophy : For Marathon Racing between clubs in annual competition under the auspices of British Canoeing 1957 Canoe Touring 1972 Wey 1987 Worcester 2002 Elmbridge 1958 Richmond 1973 Nottingham 1988 Harlow OP 2003 Elmbridge 1959 Leamington Spa 1974 Nottingham 1989 Richmond 2004 Elmbridge 1960 Leamington Spa 1975 Nottingham 1990 Wey 2005 Elmbridge 1961 Worcester 1976 Reading & LP 1991 Worcester 2006 Reading 1962 Worcester 1977 Fladbury 1992 Worcester 2007 Elm/ Wey 1963 Royal 1978 Nottingham 1993 Wey 2008 Elmbridge 1964 Lincoln 1979 Nottingham 1994 Not awarded 2009 Norwich 1965 Lincoln 1980 Reading & LP 1995 Kirkcaldy 2010 Norwich 1966 Lincoln 1981 Fladbury 1996 Elmbridge 2011 Elmbridge 1967 Lincoln 1982 Wey 1997 Elmbridge 2012 Norwich 1968 Harlow 1983 Richmond 1998 Elmbridge 2013 Norwich 1969 Richmond 1984 Wey 1999 Kirkcaldy 2014 Richmond 1970 Richmond 1985 Elmbridge 2000 Elmbridge 2015 Chelmsford 1971 Richmond 1986 Richmond 2001 Elmbridge 2016 Chelmsford 2017 Chelmsford

The Regional Trophy: Awarded to the Region with the highest aggregate score from their three highest scoring clubs at the Hasler Final

1990 London & S. East 1999 Midlands Region 2008 Southern Region 1991 London & S. East 2000 Eastern Region 2009 London & S. East 1992 Southern Region 2001 London & S. East 2010 London & S. East 1993 Midlands Region 2002 Southern Region 2011 London & S. East 1994 Southern Region 2003 Southern Region 2012 London & S. East 1995 Scotland East 2004 Southern Region 2013 London & S. East 1996 Eastern Region 2005 Southern Region 2014 Eastern Region 1997 London & S. East 2006 London & S. East 2015 London & S. East 1998 London & S. East 2007 London & S. East 2016 Eastern Region 2017 London & South East G9 MARATHON RACING – THE HASLER TROPHY

Geoff Sanders Trophy: Presented to the club with the best Lightning results across the season, including the Hasler Final 2005 Banbury Canoe Club 2011 Banbury Canoe Club 2006 Southampton Canoe Club 2012 Banbury Canoe Club 2007 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2013 Banbury Canoe Club 2008 Leighton Buzzard Canoe Club 2014 Banbury Canoe Club 2009 Ealing Canoe Club 2015 Falcon Canoe Club 2010 Ealing canoe Club 2016 Banbury Canoe Club 2017 Glasgow Kayak Club

Rhodes-White Trophy: Presented, since 2009, to the fastest SMK1 over the 12-mile course at the Hasler Final. Prior to 2009 to the Senior Regional Champion with the most points in Division 1 at the Hasler Final. 1962 S.Smith Worcester CC 1990 IanTimbrell Fowey River 1963 R.Wade C.T.C. 1991 Greg Slater Lichfield CC 1964 P.Hastings C.U.CC 1992 Greg Slater Lichfield CC 1965 W.Machin Gailey CC 1993 Greg Slater Lichfield CC 1966 S.Kitson Dewsbury 1994 Greg Slater Lichfield CC 1967 D.Clarke C.U.CC 1995 Peter Maycock Exeter CC 1968 B.Greenaway Richmond CC 1996 Dyson Pendle Norwich CC 1969 B.Gilliver Soar Valley CC 1997 Conor Holmes Elmbridge 1970 R.Davis Itchin Valley CC 1998 Dan Golder Falcon CC 1971 D.Smith Worcester CC 1999 Greg Slater Lichfield CC 1972 T.Fieldus Wey KC 2000 Ian Tordoff Chester 1973 K.Topham Viking KC 2001 Ian Tordoff Chester 1974 G.A.Truelove Lichfield CC 2002 Stephen Baker Elmbridge 1975 R.G.Haynes Riverside CC 2003 Stephen Baker Elmbridge 1976 Keith Owen Bradford on Avon 2004 Stephen Baker Elmbridge 1977 P.C.Watson Bradford on Avon 2005 Stephen Baker Elmbridge 1978 Stan Missen Bradford on Avon 2006 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1979 J.Rosling Bradford on Avon 2007 Andy Daniels Reading 1980 Tim Cornish Richmond CC 2008 Not awarded 1981 Robin Belcher Mercia CC 2009 Robert Beer Elmbridge 1982 Robin Belcher Mercia C.C 2010 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 1983 Paul Wells Richmond CC 2011 Tim Pendle Norwich 1984 Paul Wells Richmond CC 2012 Tim Pendle Norwich 1985 Robin Belcher Adlington CC 2013 Andy Daniels Longridge 1986 Ivan Lawler Elmbridge 2014 Andy Daniels Longridge 1987 Guy Dresser Royal 2015 Andy Daniels Longridge 1988 Greg Slater Lichfield 2016 Edward Rutherford Elmbridge 1989 Nigel Brevitt Lichfield CC 2017 Tim Pendle Norwich

G10 MARATHON RACING – THE HASLER TROPHY

Adam Thomasson Trophy Presented to the Winner of Division 2 K1 at the Hasler Final 1986 P.Evans Lincoln 2002 Tom Daniels Reading 1987 Simon Horsley Deeside 2003 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1988 Gary Quittenton Lincoln 2004 Ben Brown Elmbridge 1989 Norman Mason Nottingham 2005 Andrew Daniels Reading 1990 John Elliot RDG & LP 2006 Robin Williams Wey K.C. 1991 Ian Tordoff Chester 2007 Edward Rutherford Elmbridge 1992 David Smith Elmbridge 2008 Mark Childerstone Wey K.C. 1993 Steve Tingay LBZ 2009 Aaron Jordan Maidstone 1994 Tim Brabants Elmbridge 2010 Paul Yates Wey K.C. 1995 Andy Grimwood Lincoln 2011 Dwayne Morton Elmbridge 1996 Paul Darby Dowman Elmbridge 2012 Daniel Johnson Chelmsford 1997 Damien Chapman Nottingham 2013 Luke Harding Longridge 1998 Nigel Jones Nottingham 2014 Zyggy Chmiel Nottingham 1999 Nathan Johnson Elmbridge 2015 Charlie Smith Leighton Buzzard 2000 Andrew Kelly Elmbridge 2016 Andras Kovacs Wey K.C. 2001 Simon Fennemore Wey K.C. 2017 Francis Huntingford Exeter

Barber Trophy: Since 2009, for the fastest Junior K1 over the 12 mile course at the Hasler Final. Prior to 2009 to the Junior Regional Champion with the most points in Division 2 at the Hasler Final. 1973 G Holmes Hove 1995 Not awarded 1974 K Whitehurst LPCC 1996 Peter Burbidge Reading 1975 Stan Missen BOA 1997 Not awarded 1976 S Swaffield AYL 1998 Tim Ralph Reading 1977 K Salisbury RLP 1999 Nathan Johnson Elmbridge 1978 K Salisbury RLP 2000 Andrew Kelly Elmbridge 1979 K Salisbury RLP 2001 John Sawers Elmbridge 1980 Nicholas Gregory WAR 2002 Tom Daniels Reading 1981 Nicholas Gregory WAR 2003 Tom Daniels Reading 1982 David Battershell Wey K.C. 2004 Tom Daniels Reading 1983 Not awarded 2005 Andrew Daniels Reading 1984 Not awarded 2006 Philip Thorogood Elmbridge 1985 Fergus Murray Richmond 2007 Not awarded 1986 John Elliott RLP 2008 Mark Childerstone Wey K.C. 1987 Oliver Morgan Royal 2009 Not awarded 1988 Stuart West Royal 2010 Albert Hicks Norwich 1989 Simon Ricketts Anker Valley 2011 Matthew Bowley Burton 1990 Tony Richardson Royal 2012 Albert Hicks Norwich 1991 Tony Richardson Royal 2013 Luke Harding Longridge 1992 Not awarded 2014 Zyggy Chmiel Nottingham 1993 David Smith Elmbridge 2015 Magnus Gregory Longridge 1994 Richard Golder Banbury 2016 Joe Petersen Banbury 2017 Joe Petersen Banbury

G11 MARATHON RACING – THE HASLER TROPHY

David Shankland Trophy: Since 2009, for the fastest WK1 (junior or senior) over the 12 mile course at the Hasler Final. Prior to 2009 to the Ladies Regional Champion with the most points in Division 3 at the Hasler Final. 1966 M Tucker 1992 Bernadette Pagon BOA 1967 A Huskisson 1993 Anna Ballard Lichfield 1968 P Squires 1994 Margaret Chapman Kirkcaldy 1969 P Squires 1995 Not awarded 1970 E Staden 1996 Sonja Bapty Reading 1971 H Woodhouse 1997 Helen Gilby Elmbridge 1972 S Burnett 1998 Not awarded 1973 S Wright 1999 Abigail Cattle Reading 1974 S Burnett 2000 Andrea Dallaway Elmbridge 1975 Kath Nadal 2001 Abigail Cattle Reading 1976 Lucy Perrett 2002 Not awarded 1977 Lucy Perrett 2003 Not awarded 1978 Wendy Clapham 2004 Hayleigh Mason Nottingham 1979 Gaye Clough 2005 Anna Hemmings Elmbridge 1980 Lucy Perrett RLP 2006 Louisa Sawers Elmbridge 1981 Lucy Perrett RLP 2007/8 Not awarded 1982 Anne Plant Lichfield 2009 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 1983 Lucy Perrett RLP 2010 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 1984 Heather Brough Worcester 2011 Victoria Croucher Wey 1985 Anne Plant Lichfield 2012 Amy Ward Elmbridge 1986 Janine Lawler Elmbridge 2013 Elise Piercy Elmbridge 1987 Susie Perrett RLP 2014 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 1988 Sandra Troop Nottingham 2015 Lizzie Broughton Richmond 1989 Anna Ballard Lichfield 2016 Jenny Withers Elmbridge 1990 Anna Ballard Lichfield 2017 Hafsa Kabeer Longridge 1991 Bernadette Pagon Bristol

Ross Warland Memorial Trophy: Presented to the highest placed Junior in the Division 4 race at the Hasler Final 2000 John Sawers Elmbridge 2009 Nico Kirchstein Reading 2001 Ben Brown Elmbridge 2010 Edmund Haws Wey 2002 Andrew Daniels Wokingham 2011 Freddie Purcell Richmond 2003 Matthew Guy Leighton B. 2012 James Russell Chelmsford 2004 Neil Williams Royal 2013 William Alden Falcon 2005 Tim Pendle Norwich 2014 Oscar McKittrick Elmbridge 2006 Tom Sharpe Exeter 2015 Thomas Pickering LBZ 2007 Jonathan Tye Worcester 2016 William Stroud Chelmsford 2008 Jake Thomas Elmbridge 2017 Lewis Smith Lincoln

The Committee Cup: Presented to the highest placed junior woman K1 in the highest division at the Hasler Final 2003 Louisa Sawers Elmbridge 2010 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 2004 Hayleigh Mason Nottingham 2011 Victoria Croucher Wey 2005 Louisa Sawers Elmbridge 2012 Amy Ward Elmbridge 2006 Louisa Sawers Elmbridge 2013 Elise Piercy Elmbridge 2007 Stephanie Holmes Worcester 2014 Elise Piercy Elmbridge 2008 Victoria Croucher Wey 2015 Hafsa Kabeer Longridge 2009 Jenny Illidge Runcorn 2016 Hafsa Kabeer Longridge 2017 Hafsa Kabeer Longridge

G12 MARATHON RACING – THE HASLER TROPHY

Ken Periera Cup: Presented to the highest placed junior C1 in the highest division at the Hasler Final 2003 Richard Crooks Leighton B. 2010 Marko Csokasi Richmond 2004 James Train Fladbury 2011 Ben Phillips Richmond 2005 Roger Weir Banbury 2012/13 Not awarded 2006 Gareth Hunt Fladbury 2014 Ben Phillips Richmond 2007 Anthony Cayford Bishops Stort. 2015 Oliver Cook Solihull 2008 Matthew Duck Richmond 2016 Oliver Cook Solihull 2009 Iain Weir Banbury 2017 Devin Kleta Richmond

Bill Sparks Trophy: Presented to the highest placed veteran K2 in the highest division at the Hasler Final 2003 Leon Nicholson James Hinves Woodmill Canoe Club 2004 Mike Hawthorn Simon Davies Worcester Canoe Club 2005 James Treadgold Nick Daniels Reading Canoe Club 2006 Phil Jenkins Tim Scott Norwich Canoe Club 2007 Adrian Croucher Adrian Henson Wey Kayak Club 2008 Roy Fieldus Adrian Henson Wey Kayak Club 2009 Jamie Mayers Steve Marnell Runcorn 2010 James Hinves Richard Kent Southampton 2011 James Hinves Richard Kent Southampton 2012 Adrian Henson Pete Gorman Wey Kayak Club 2013 James Hinves Richard Kent Southampton 2014 Richard Lewis Stan Missen Bradford on Avon 2015 Dave Duff Jason Smith United Kingdom Forces 2016 Danny Beazley James Smythe Bishop’s Stortford 2017 Daniel Seaford James Treadgold Reading

G13 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS Prior to 1982 major international competition comprised the Grand Prix series of two or three races per year. In 1982 World Cups were introduced every year as the premier international event in addition to one or two Grand Prix.

From 1988 World Championships were introduced in alternate (even) years with World Cups remaining in alternate (odd) years. One or two Grand Prix races continued every year.

From 1995 European Championships were introduced in alternate (odd) years. From 1998 World Championships were held every year, the old World Cups (in alternate odd years) ceased and the Grand Prix races were renamed as World Cups.

In 2001 Junior World Championships were introduced every year. From 2014 European Championships were held every year.

Marathon World Cups (to 1997) and World Championships 1982 1st World Cups Men’s K1 Men’s K2 st st Remich- 1 Robin Belcher 1 Paul Dimmock / Robin Ayres 2nd Paul Wells 3rd Rod Kinch / John Day Grevenmacher Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Luxembourg 2nd Kath Nadal 1st Jane Jacobs / Lynne Davies 3rd Heather Brough C1 3rd Ken Periera 1983 2nd World Cups Men’s K1 Men’s K2 st nd 1 Robin Belcher 2 Rod Linch / Paul Lanighan Women’s K2 Denmark st 1 Ann Plant / Wendy Clapham 1984 3rd World Cups Men’s K1 Men’s K2 st st Shannon 1 Rod Kinch 1 Paul Wells / Duncan Blythe 2nd Alan Williams 2nd Adrian Croucher / Chris Ballard Ireland Women’s K1 Women’s K2 1st Ann Plant 2nd Gaye Clough / Wendy Clapham C1 3rd Tracey Phillips / Heather Brough 2nd Steve Smith C2 3rd Steve Train / Andy Train 1985 4th World Cups Men’s K1 Men’s K2 rd rd Remich- 3 Robin Belcher 3 Chris Ballard / Greg Slater Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Grevenmacher 1st Ann Plant 2nd Christine Belcher / Gaye Clough Luxembourg C1 C2 3rd Steve Smith 3rd Marcus Gohar / Robin Williams 1986 5th World Cups Men’s K1 Men’s K2 nd nd Hardenburg 2 Paul Wells 2 Robin Belcher / Guy Dresser Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Netherlands st st 1 Ann Plant 1 Suzy Perett / Janine Lawler C1 2nd Marcus Gohar 3rd Robin Williams 1987 6th World Cups Women’s K1 Men’s K2 st nd Shannon 1 Ann Plant 2 Ivan Lawler / Graham Burns 2nd Jackie Eastwood Ireland C1 2nd Marcus Gohar 3rd Robin Williams 1988 1st World Men’s K2 nd Championships 2 Ivan Lawler / Graham Burns C2 Nottingham G14 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS Marathon World Cups (to 1997) and World Championships England 1st Steve Train / Andy Train 1989 7th World Cups Men’s K1 Men’s K2 nd st Crestuma 2 Duncan Blythe 1 Ivan Lawler / Graham Burns Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Portugal nd nd 2 Anne Ballard 2 Janine Lawler / Jackie Eastwood C2 1st Steve Train / Andy Train 1990 2nd World Men’s K2 nd Championships 2 Ivan Lawler / Graham Burns Copenhagen Denmark 1991 8th World Cups Junior Men’s K1 Men’s K2 st st Berlin 1 Tony Richardson 1 Ivan Lawler / Graham Burns 2nd Scott Hynds Women’s K2 Germany 3rd Sandra Troop/ Maria Blumenthal C2 1st Steve Train / Andy Train 1992 3rd World Men’s K1 Women’s K2 st nd Championships 1 Ivan Lawler 2 Sandra Troop/Maria Blumenthal Brisbane Australia 1993 9th World Cups Men’s K1 st Maribo 1 Ivan Lawler Women’s K1 Denmark 3rd Andrea Dallaway Junior Women’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 1st Anna Hemmings 1st David Smith / Brian Hemmings Junior C1 3rd Malcolm Lane 1994 4th World Men’s K2 st Championships & 1 Ivan Lawler / Steve Harris C2 Junior World Cups 2nd Steve Train / Andy Train Amsterdam Junior Men’s K2 Netherlands 1st David Smith / Tim Brabants 1995 10th World Cups Women’s K1 Men’s K2 nd st Unquera 2 Anna Hemmings 1 Ivan Lawler / Steve Harris 3rd Sonja Bapty C2 Spain 1st Steve Train / Andy Train 1996 5th World Women’s K1 Men’s K2 nd st Championships & 2 Anna Hemmings 1 Ivan Lawler / Steve Harris C2 Junior World Cups 1st Steve Train / Andy Train Vaxholm Junior Men’s K2 Sweden 2nd Dan Golder / Damien Chapman 1997 World Cups Final Men’s K1 Men’s K2 rd nd Bagsvard 3 Tim Brabants 2 Ivan Lawler / Steve Harris Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Denmark 1st Anna Hemmings 1st Sonja Bapty / Tricia Davey Junior Men’s K1 C2 3rd Damien Chapman 1st Steve Train / Andy Train 1998 6th World Men’s K1 Men’s K2 st nd Championships & 1 Ivan Lawler 2 Tim Brabants / Conor Holmes Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Junior World Cups 2nd Anna Hemmings 3rd Andrea Dalloway / Helen Gilby Cape Town C2

G15 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS Marathon World Cups (to 1997) and World Championships South Africa Junior Men’s K1 1st Steve Train / Andy Train 3rd Joel Wilson Junior Men’s K2 1st Paul Prestwood / Danny Matthews 1999 7th World Men’s K1 st Championships & 1 Ivan Lawler Women’s K1 Junior World Cups 1st Anna Hemmings Gyor Junior Women’s K1 Hungary 2nd Abigail Cattle 2000 8th World Junior Men’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 rd st Championships & 3 .Tim Sowry 1 Andrew Kelly / Tim Sowry Junior Women’s K1 Junior World Cups 1st Jenny Spencer Dartmouth, Canada 2001 9th World Women’s K1 Women’s K2 st st Championships & 1 Anna Hemmings 1 Anna Hemmings / Helen Gilby 1st Junior World Championships Stockton-on-Tees England 2002 10th World Championships & 2nd Junior World Championships Zamora Spain 2003 11th World Women’s K1 rd Championships & 3 Jenny Spencer rd 3 Junior World Junior Men’s K1 Championships 1st Ben Brown Valladolid Junior Women’s K1 Spain 3rd Hayleigh Mason 2004 12th World Junior Men’s K1 st Championships & 4th 1 Paul Wycherley Junior World Championships Bergen Norway 2005 13th World Women’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 st nd Championships & 5th 1 Anna Hemmings 2 Andrew Daniels / Allen Spencer Junior World Championships Perth Australia 2006 14th World Women’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 st nd Championships & 6th 1 Anna Hemmings 2 Andrew Daniels / Stuart Hastings

Junior World Junior Women’s K1 Junior Women’s K2 Championships 1st Louisa Sawers 1st Louisa Sawers / Jessica Walker Tremolat, France 2007 15th World Women’s K1 Junior Women’s K2 st rd Championships & 7th 1 Anna Hemmings 3 Jessica Walker / Amoret King

Junior World G16 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS Marathon World Cups (to 1997) and World Championships Championships Junior Women’s K1 rd Gyor 3 Jessica Walker

Hungary 2008 16th World Junior Men’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 st st Championships & 8th 1 Edward Rutherford 1 Tom Hide / Edward Rutherford

Junior World Championships Tyn Czech Republic 2009 17th World Men’s K1 nd Championships & 2 Ben Brown th Women’s K1 9 Junior World 3rd Lani Belcher Championships U23 Men’s K1 Crestuma 3rd Tom Daniels Portugal U23 Women’s K1 nd 2 Louisa Sawers Junior Men’s K1 3rd Dean Terry 2010 18th World Men’s K1 st Championships & 1 Ben Brown 10th Junior World Championships Banyoles Spain 2011 19th World U23 Men’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 rd nd Championships & 3 Tim Pendle 2 Jonathan Tye/James Webster th 11 Junior World Junior Men’s K1 Championships 2nd Jonathan Tye Singapore 2012 20th World Junior Women’s K2 rd Championships & 3 Amy Ward/Rebeka Simon 12th Junior World Championships Rome Italy 2013 21st World Junior Women’s K2 nd Championships & 13th 2 Samantha Rees-Clark/Amy Ward Junior World Championships Copenhagen Denmark 2014 22nd World Women’s K1 Women’s K2 nd rd Championships & 2 Lizzie Broughton 3 Samantha Rees-Clark/Amy Ward th 14 Junior World U23 Women’s K1 Championships 2nd Samantha Rees-Clark Oklahoma USA.

G17 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS Marathon World Cups (to 1997) and World Championships 2015 23rd World Junior Men’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 nd rd Championships & 2 Zyggy Chmiel 3 Luke Harding / Magnus Gregory

15th Junior World Championships Gyor Hungary. 2016 24th World Junior Men’s K2 nd Championships & 2 Luke Harding / Magnus Gregory 16th Junior World Championships Brandenberg, Germany. 2017 25th World Women’s K1 Women’s K2 st rd Championships & 1 Lani Belcher 3 Lani Belcher / Hayleigh Mason th 17 Junior World U23 Women’s K1 Junior Women’s K2 Championships 3rd Alex Lane 3rd Freya Peters / Emma Russell Pietermaritzburg South Africa Junior Men’s K1 nd 2 Charlie Smith

Marathon European Championships 1995 1st European Championships GREAT BRITAIN DID NOT COMPETE Murcia, Spain 1997 2nd European Men’s K1 Men’s K2 nd rd Championships 2 Tim Brabants 3 Ivan Lawler / Steve Harris Women’s K1 Women’s K2 Pavia, Italy 1st Anna Hemmings 1st Sonja Bapty / Tricia Davey 1999 3rd European Men’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 nd nd Championships 2 Conor Holmes 2 Adam Kennedy / Tim Sowry Women’s K1 Junior Women’s K2 Gorzow, Poland 1st Anna Hemmings 3rd Jenny Spencer / Liz Holmes Junior Men’s K1 3rd Nathan Johnson Junior Women’s K1 1st Abigail Cattle 2001 4th European Junior Women’s K1 st Championships 1 Jenny Spencer Gyor, Hungary 2003 5th European Junior Women’s K1 rd Championships 3 Hayleigh Mason Gdansk, Poland 2005 6th European Women’s K1 st Championships 1 Anna Hemmings Tyn, Czech Republic 2007 7th European Junior Men’s K1 Junior Men’s K2 st rd Championships 1 Tim Pendle 3 Dean Terry / Mark Childerstone Trencin, Slovakia G18 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS 2009 8th European Junior Men’s K2 rd Championships 3 Jonathan Tye/James Webster Ostroda, Poland 2011 9th European U23 Men’s K1 rd Championships 3 Mark Childerstone Junior Woman’s K1 St. Jean de Losne, 2nd Alice Haws France 2013 10th European Junior Woman’s K1 Women’s K2 st st Championships 1 Amy Ward 1 Fay Lamph / Lizzie Broughton

Vilaverde Junior Women’s K2 Portugal 1st Samantha Rees-Clark / Amy Ward 2014 11th European Women’s K1 Men’s K2 nd rd Championships 2 Lizzie Broughton 3 Tim Pendle / Andy Daniels

Piestany Junior Men’s K1 Women’s K2 Slovakia 2nd Magnus Gregory 3rd Fay Lamph / Lizzie Broughton 2015 12th European Women’s K1 nd Championships 2 Lizzie Broughton

Bohinj Junior Men’s K1 Slovenia 1st Magnus Gregory 2nd Ziggy Chmiel 2016 13th European Women’s K2 rd Championships 3 Fay Lamph / Lizzie Broughton Pontevedra Spain. 2017 14th European Women’s K1 Junior Women’s K2 nd rd Championships 2 Lani Belcher 3 Freya Paters / Emma Russell

Portugal U23 Women’s K1 3rd Alex Lane

U23 Men’s K1 3rd Ziggy Chmiel

Junior Men’s K1 2nd Charlie Smith

G19 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS SELECTION POLICY FOR GREAT BRITAIN REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS

Objectives

1 To win medals at World, European Championships and World Cup events. 2 To maintain a position as a top nation in international competition. 3 To ensure the long-term athlete development required for international success.

This policy may be amended or supplemented by the British Canoeing Marathon Racing Committee at its discretion in order to achieve the above objectives to cover exceptional circumstances. Every effort will be made to ensure as much notice as possible is given to all persons affected by any change.

Process of Selection

1) Each year, the ICF publish an International Calendar from which a programme of International Events to be attended is selected. Due regard is given to the Objectives and to budgets. Some events may be designated “Development”. The programme is specified in the Racing Handbook.

2) The basic team composition for each event will be detailed in the Racing Handbook. Changes may be necessary to suit all the factors affecting team size and budgets.

3) The selection of Great Britain teams for all main internationals will be made on a continuous assessment, open-to-all basis. The composition of the team for each event will depend entirely on paddlers being, and proving that they are, of sufficiently high standard.

(The system of continuous assessment as opposed to one of ‘first past the post’ at a nominated selection event has been in operation for several years and has operated very well. It allows the selectors to consider an athlete who has underperformed in any one race. This could be due to illness or equipment failure. It also means that consideration can be given to improving athletes who may not be winning but show potential for the future.)

Teams will be selected from the results of assessment races and current season internationals, as detailed in the Racing Handbook, on the basis of their ability to fulfil the Objectives above. All assessment race and international race results from the current season, up to the date of selection for a given international event, will be taken into account by the selectors in making their decisions.

In exceptional circumstances, the Selection Committee may consider international results from previous seasons even where the athlete has no assessment race or international results from the current season.

4) All athletes seeking selection should race in the Assessment class corresponding to the category for which they are seeking international selection unless otherwise instructed by the Selection Committee. The Selection Committee reserve the right to disregard results gained by athletes racing in the wrong class.

G20 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS 5) Athletes wishing to be considered for International Events must comply with the following conditions:

a) They must be Comprehensive (from 2018, “On The Water”) British Canoeing members throughout the year. b) They must meet age and nationality criteria for international competition as defined by the Eligibility Policy. c) Having due regard to their availability for selection and their preferred programme, they should apply by completing the Availability Form and returning it by the dates specified in the Racing Handbook. d) They should be prepared to meet all assembly costs and pay a contribution towards subsistence costs, as detailed in the Racing Handbook. e) They should be prepared to travel and be accommodated in the best interest of the team. f) They must be prepared to accept the Team Manager’s and Team Coach's direction with regard to training and racing while abroad. g) They must be prepared to dress and conduct themselves in a manner befitting a British Team representative, and promote the good name of British canoeing both at home and abroad. h) They should be prepared to give support to UK Sport, Sport England and the Lottery in promotional aspects, in return for the Grant Aid received. i) They should wear the GB tracksuit and team clothing provided, on all suitable occasions and as directed by the Team Manager j) They should compete in the appropriate Assessment events. k) They must sign, and abide by, the British Canoeing Code of Conduct

6) British Canoeing Marathon Racing Selection Committee shall consist of the following: a) The Chairman of Selectors, appointed by British Canoeing Marathon Racing Committee, who will Chair all selection meetings. b) Up to 5 other members nominated by British Canoeing MRC, of which at least three must be present to form a quorum. c) The Marathon Team Manager(s) for the event(s) is invited to attend the selection meetings as a voting member.

Selectors are required to make every effort to attend all Domestic Assessment events, to ensure that a true and accurate assessment of current abilities can be made.

7) Selection Meetings will happen on the dates specified on page G24, usually immediately following any assessment races taking place on that date. The announcement of teams for international events will take place within five days of the corresponding selection meeting, via the MRC website at canoeracing.org.uk/marathon. The Selection Committee reserves the right to announce the team immediately following the corresponding meeting, or to defer for up to five days to clarify organisational details.

8) British Canoeing reserve the right to withdraw the selection of any athlete found guilty of a disciplinary offence under BC/ICF rules.

G21 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS APPEALS

If there is dissatisfaction with a decision of the Selection Committee (this process applies to all British Canoeing selections) this two stage process will apply:

1. REVIEW 1.1 A written request for a formal review is submitted in the first instance to the Chair of the Selection Panel who will carry out a review with the Selection Panel. 1.2 This must be done within 48 hours of the selection being announced. 1.3 Within 24 hours the Chair of the Selection Panel will advise in writing the outcome of the review and the Selection Panel decision.

2. APPEAL 2.1 If, following the review, the athlete wishes to formally appeal the decision then a written notice of appeal must be submitted to British Canoeing Head of Governance within 48 hours of receiving the outcome of the review.

3. NOTICE OF APPEAL 3.1 The Notice of Appeal will set out the ground of the appeal and will include full details of the basis of the appeal including the precise manner in which the appellant alleges the selection criteria have not been followed. The Notice of Appeal should be as full as possible as it will form the basis of the remainder of this procedure.

4. GROUND OF APPEAL 4.1 The sole grounds of appeal against the decision of any selection panel will be that there has been a failure to follow the applicable selection criteria or that the selection panel reached a decision on the basis of an error of fact. This Appeals process is provided on these limited grounds only and must not be seen as an opportunity to dispute the opinion of the selection panel where they have followed the proper procedure. 4.2 There are no appeals allowed against the content of the published selection criteria and therefore against the actions of the selection panel, provided they follow the selection criteria.

5. APPEAL PANEL 5.1 The Head of Governance and Compliance will convene a three-person Panel to determine the appeal. 5.2 The Appeal Panel shall contact the Chairman of the Selection Panel to inform him of the Appeal, provide him with a copy of the Notice of Appeal and request that the Chairman provides any response which he wishes to make on behalf of the Selection Panel within 24 hours of receiving the notification. 5.3 The Appeal Panel will determine based on the written submissions of the athlete and the Selection Panel/Committee without a hearing or the calling of witnesses or the giving of oral evidence. It will seek to reach its conclusion within 5 working days of receipt of the Notice, and will inform all interested parties in writing. 5.4 The Appeal Panel will be entitled to rescind the decision of the Selection Panel and confirm the selection of the Athlete only in clear cases where the Selection Policy has not been followed and it is plain that had it been followed the Athlete would have been selected.

G22 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS 5.5 The Appeal Panel shall be entitled to confirm the decision of the Selection panel and reject the Appeal. 5.6 The Appeal Panel may also quash the selection decision and remit the matter back to the Selection Panel identifying the errors they have identified in the conduct of the Selection process and requesting that a new decision is made within one week. 5.7 At its discretion the Appeal Panel may also make an award for appeal costs up to a maximum of £200

6. FINAL AND BINDING 6.1 This is intended to be an accelerated process to enable any challenge to be resolved as quickly as is reasonably possible. Due to the nature of selection for events, decisions often need to be taken shortly before the events to which the selection relates. Furthermore, there is a considerable potential for ‘knock on’ to athlete preparation related to the outcome of the appeal. 6.2 The aim of this process is to return a decision on appeal in a timely manner. If the athlete fails to adhere to the time limits set out in this process he or she will have lost their right of appeal under this procedure, save in wholly exceptional circumstances which will be judged by the CEO of British Canoeing in their absolute discretion. 6.3 Further this process is intended to be conclusive and therefore any athlete who enters into this appeal process accepts that the decision will be final and binding.

2018 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMME

The Committee will provide as full a programme as possible in 2018, but this is subject to the funding we receive. The intended programme for the year is set out below, but it must be understood that the events supported and the sizes of the teams may change depending upon funding.

The main events for the year, for both Seniors and Juniors, are : -

European Championships Metkovic, Croatia 5-8 July World Championships Prado Vila Verde, Portugal 6-9 September

In addition to the 2 main events, we plan to send Development teams to the German National Championships, and to the World Cup in Viano do Castelo, Portugal. Additionally a team may be sent to the Spanish International K4 Series depending on the assistance we receive from the Organisers. A junior Development team will also be sent to the French National Championships.

We will also support other events, where the Organisers provide total finance.

Marathon Committee Support

The Marathon Committee will assist all potential team members in seeking personal sponsorship or grants, by providing letters of support.

G23 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS

SELECTION INFORMATION FOR 2018

25 February Thameside 2, Reading (K2/C2) 25 March Elmbridge (K1/C1)

Following this race, selection of the GB team for the German National Championships.

6 May Worcester (K1/C1)

Following this race, selection of the GB team for World Cup 1.

20 May Nottingham (K2/C2) 10 June Maidstone (K2/C2)

Following this race, selection of the GB team for the European Championships, and International K4 Cup, if a GB team is invited.

21-22 July National Championships, Reading (K1, K2, C1, C2)

Following this race, selection of the GB team for the World Championships, and (by 30th July) for the French National Championships.

Availability Forms

There is now a single form for Seniors and Juniors. This is available on the MRC website where it can be completed and submitted on-line.

Where an athlete submits an eligibility form, then subsequently wishes to amend their eligibility, another form will be completed. The Selection Committee will only consider the latest of any eligibility forms submitted by an athlete. The deadline for submission of an availability form for any given international is 48 hours prior to the date of the corresponding selection meeting. The Selection Committee reserve the right to disregard the availability of any athlete failing to submit an availability form by these deadlines.

For clarity, the latest dates for submission of availability forms are: -

Before 23 March for the German National Championships Before 4 May for World Cup 1. Before 8 June for the European Championships and International K4 Cup. Before 19 July for the World Championships.

2018 Athlete Contribution

A sum of £150 will be charged for all international events.

G24 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS

Proposed International Competitions (The final team size will depend on the finances available.)

MAJOR EVENTS

METKOVIC, CROATIA - EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS –5-8 JULY

Wednesday 4 to Monday 9 July.

A team of approximately 16 Seniors and Juniors plus staff.

PRADO VILA VERDE, PORTUGAL - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS – 6-9 SEPTEMBER

Wednesday 5 September to Monday 10 September.

A team of approximately 16 Seniors and Juniors plus staff.

OTHER EVENTS

GERMAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS – 12-13 MAY (Development)

Thursday 10 to Monday 14 May

A team of approximately 12 plus staff.

VIANO DO CASTELO, PORTUGAL – WORLD CUP - 25-27 MAY

Thursday 24 to Monday 28 May

A team of approximately 12 plus staff.

SPAIN – SANABRIA K4 SERIES – LATE JULY (DATES TO DE CONFIRMED)

A team of 4 or 8 depending on invitation

FRENCH NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, LIBOURNE – 15-16 SEPT

Thursday 13 to Monday 17 September.

A team of approximately 12 Juniors aged under 16 on 1 Jan 2018.

ADDITIONAL EVENTS

The MRC receives, from time to time, invitations to additional international events. Teams will be selected for these events, providing the event organisers meet all funding. Selection for these events will be made after an Assessment event.

G25 INTERNATIONAL MARATHONS PRIVATE ENTRIES COMPETING ABROAD

Any competitor wishing to compete abroad outside the British team must notify the Governing Body, British Canoeing (ICF ruling). No athlete is permitted to present themselves as a Great Britain team member for an international event of any sort, without the consent of the Selection Committee.

The exception to this rule is for Masters events at championships organised by the ICF, where the current practice by race organisers is to accredit entries by individuals and clubs under international colours. This practice does not constitute acknowledgement of Great Britain team status, or any responsibility or liability whatsoever by British Canoeing.

For practical purposes these notifications must be emailed to [email protected], copying [email protected] no later than four weeks before the event. Receipt of such a notification does not constitute formal support by British Canoeing for the race entry, or acknowledgement of the athlete’s competence to take part in the event in question.

The applicant will be liable for any costs incurred, e.g. entry fees (even if he / she does not subsequently compete). It is regretted that the Marathon Committee can make no private travel or accommodation arrangements.

RACING HANDBOOK 2019 Publication February 2019

To reserve your copy of the 2019 Racing Handbook, please send a cheque (made payable to British Canoeing Racing Committee) for £9 to include P&P, to Cathy Wynne, 40 Bramble Close, Hildenborough, Tonbridge, Kent TN11 9HQ

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Contributors to the 2018 Racing Handbook

Louise Clive Stan Missen Kimberley Walsh Natasha Devonshire Mick Nadal Graham Warland Lawrence Heath Clarisse Smith Justine Willmott Ann Hoile James Smythe Cathy Wynne Alan Laws

Many thanks to Kirton for their continuing support of the Racing Handbook, as well as to all the canoe clubs who advertise their events.

Diane Bates, Editor January 2018

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