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I appreciate there are a plethora of virtual runs, not least in December but here are 3 that may resonate with your runners:
Rudolphrun Charity: Little Rainbows Autism Group (Registered Charity 1121130) 5k December 1st-8th £10 – Medal for all https://racebest.com/races/fs792 Boxing Day Turkey Trot Charities: Cathedral Archer Project (1064818), Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice (1076958), Alzheimer's Society UK (296645) and Blind Dog Rescue UK (1148828) 5k or 10k December 26th £15 – Medal and personalised t-shirt for all https://racebest.com/races/sa52x Virtual Santa Dash Charities: Cathedral Archer Project (1064818), Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice (1076958), Alzheimer's Society UK (296645) and Blind Dog Rescue UK (1148828) 5k or 10k Any time in December £15 – Medal and personalised t-shirt for all https://racebest.com/races/w8q4f
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Nemesis Infinity is a 6 hour endurance challenge, priced at £35.
It is set on the stunningly hilly part of the Cleveland Way running a loop just over a 1.3miles in length with a few inclines added for good measure. This event has a great bunch of friendly marshals and you get fed afterwards. This event supports the work of Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue team. Because of the time of year you will be expected to have winter kit including a cup, waterproof jacket with taped seams, hat, gloves, head torch, reflective items e.g. vest or snap bands or glow sticks, waterproof trousers are advisable in your kit. In the previous 4 years of the event we have had EVERY weather you can imagine! Click HERE to add name(s) to list - must be added by midnight on 3rd October. Entries are £2.50, payable at the club.    Closing Date September 1st
The Prudhoe Miners Race was once popular with members of the town’s working men’s clubs, but it eventually died out after the Second World War, only to be revived in 2012 to build on the legacy of the London Olympics and celebrate the town’s coal mining heritage. Now in its eighth year, the 2019 Prudhoe Miners Race is being organised by local running club, Prudhoe Plodders, sponsored by Essity and supported by Prudhoe Town Council. All monies raised will be reinvested into developing the club's coaching resources and equipment, and essentially going back into grassroots athletics. It is a 5 mile local heritage event on an undulating route, starting and finishing at Eastwoods Park, Prudhoe, NE42 5DT. This year’s brand new route takes in some of Prudhoe’s historical sites whilst avoiding the steep hill of previous years making it suitable for runners of all abilities. The club is also bringing the focus back to competitive, though inclusive, road racing. As well as the 5 mile Miners Race, there is a Junior (1.5k for U11s) and a Mini race (3k for U11-U17s) which, together with family entertainment at the park, promises to make this a great event for Prudhoe. Adults race starts at 09:00, juniors at 10:15 and minis at 10:45. Note we reserve the right to delay the start of the children's races if there are any unforeseen incidents in the adults race. The race will be chip-timed and all race finishers will receive a medal, technical t-shirt and goody bag. A park and ride service will be operational from Essity’s carpark and information on that, as well as other parking and detailed race information will be sent by email 2 weeks prior to the event. September Sprint Relays to be held at Wentworth Leisure Centre, Hexham.
Rules & Information (a) Age Groups Please note age groupings are based on 2019 summer season. Please ensure athletes are in the correct age groups! U11 – Under 11 on 31st August 2019 U13 – Under 13 on 31st August 2019 U15 – Under 15 on 31st August 2019 U17 – Under 17 on 31st August 2019 SENIOR/VET – Aged 17 and above on 31st August 2019 Athletes aged 10 or under on 31st August 2018 will not be permitted to take part (b) Teams eligible for points towards team competition A team will only be eligible to score points towards the team competition if they meet the following criteria
Teams which contain athletes from different clubs, or unattached athletes. Teams which contain mixed genders, or athletes which are not in the corresponding age group, or one age group below. These teams are allowed but will not be eligible for points. (d) Max number of Races An athlete may not compete in each particular race more than once. For example, an U17 athlete cannot run in the U17 4x200m, and then also in the SEN 4x200m. The only exception is for U13’s who have 2 separate 4x100m races. (e) Entry Fees £1.50p per person per race (i.e. £6 per team per race). We kindly request that team managers collect monies from their athletes and pay the organisers on the day or in advance. If additional or composite teams are entered, payment can be made prior to race. (f) Race Numbers Club entries will be given a pack of numbers on the day. Each team will be allocated one number (e.g. Morpeth no.1). All team members must wear a number front & back. Mixed/Composite teams will have their numbers marked with additional letters to help identify teams, or may be given unique numbers. Team managers will be given an amount of unique numbers along with team numbers. PLEASE KINDLY RETURN ANY UNUSED NUMBERS AT END OF EVENT SO THAT WE CAN USE NEXT YEAR. (g) Points towards Team Prize Teams will only be able to score points if they are eligible as described above (section b). A club may enter 2 – teams only in each event, however only 1 team per club will be allowed to score points. In the event of more than 1 heat, results will be based on combined timed from each heat. In the event of a tie in a particular race, points will be distributed evenly between the teams which have tied. Non scoring mixed/composite teams will be removed from results for purposes of scoring. 1st – 15 pts. 2nd - 12 pts. 3rd – 9 pts. 4th – 7 pts. 5th – 6 pts. 6th – 5 pts. 7th – 4 pts. 8th – 3 pts. 9th – 2 pts. 10th – 1 pt. Above system will operate regardless of how many teams entered into a race, e.g. if 1 team is entered, they would score 15pts. If 15 teams entered, only the top 10 in the results would score points. (h) Declaration of teams It is requested that team managers complete the team overview sheet and hand in to meeting organiser as soon as possible prior to first race. Any amendments should be notified to organisers at least 15 minutes prior to each race. This sheet should indicate number of teams in each event, with any non-scoring/composite teams clearly identified. Additionally, team managers should complete a team sheet which lists athletes in each individual event. If an athlete is not running in their particular age group, this should be indicated (e.g. mention their actual age group). This sheet should be handed in once team manager is confident of its general accuracy, amendments can be made throughout evening. It is the team manager’s responsibility to ensure teams are declared correctly. Any teams incorrectly declared which may affect team points are liable for disqualification from the race. Team managers should ensure that teams present themselves at the starting area 5 minutes prior to the start of their race. (I) Power of 10 It is intended that results will be uploaded to power of 10. However, any races which contain mixed/composite teams will not be valid for ranking purposes. The Christine Brass Memorial 5k is on Sunday 15th September in Stainton Village, Barnard Castle.
Christine passed away unexpectedly in 2016 and was a former member of Teesdale AC. Profits go towards the upkeep of the village hall which is race HQ and where Christine attended school. Enter here. There is also a 1.2k fun run. Darlington Harriers have an event coming up that might interest some of our members. It’s on the evening of Friday 13th September at Shildon, they’re calling it “Power Night”, and £9 entry covers three events on the night - 100m, Long Jump and Shot Put. As it’s a week or so before the NECAA Pentathlon (entries opening shortly), they think it might be a perfect tune up event. It’ll be a relaxed, fun, friendly event but is fully licensed with all officials etc etc. There is an FB Page for the event, the website is http://powernight.co.uk/ and entries are open now on race-results.co.uk  Wetherby 10k entries are now open - race takes place on 1st September but sells out quickly. Entries available here.
Fast 2 lap traffic free course in Watergate Park, Lobley Hill, Gateshead
Juniors one 2km lap approx. This event is always well attended by Birtley AC, and we'd like to see lots of our juniors and seniors showing the rest of the clubs how it's done! Venue
On Sunday the 11th August 2019, DABGC will be holding the DLI and Percy Beattie Football tournament for Under 12 Mixed and Under 14 Boys at Redheugh Boys Club in Gateshead starting at 9.30 (registration) for a 10am start.
Please return the attached form by Friday 2nd August along with a £10 entry. The tournament is open to all DABGC member clubs not just football clubs, so if we have 11 members in the club (for the under 12’s - 9 players) that would like to compete in this, please get together and send in your forms (Birtley AC will not be paying for your entry, so you'll have to sort out the entry fees yourselves). Entries now open for the Darlington 10k - don't hang around, this race tends to fill up quickly! Entries here
Entries opened March 3rd. Full details on their website - let's see lots of Birtley athletes taking part in this popular trail event.
The Morpeth 10k takes place on Tuesday evening the 6th August at 7.30 pm. Entries remain open although they will be also taking entries on the night. There's a new prize structure for this year, and team prizes are included this year. This year's race also includes the NECAA 10k road championships.
Here's the link to online entry and further info Morpeth 10k Ray Harrison 10k Road Race, hosted at Billingham Rugby Club by Billingham Marsh House Harriers. Online entries here.
10am start. Entry fee, £14.00 - £16.00 |
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