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We need your help!

Posted: March 27, 2019 by RSCAC in General Info
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We need youCALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS/PARENTS/HELPERS
Ever thought about how you can help out at our meetings?
Without people to supervise events we have no meetings.
Would you like to know more about how you can help?
As a club we have to provide Track officials, time keepers and field officials.
Interested in what you can do next to help?

Contact:
Derek Prince derekprince22@gmail.com
Ian Smith ian_martin_smith@yahoo.co.uk

NB. If you want to get serious and get qualified as an official RSCAC will pay the cost of the course. Or if a case of just having an interest come and speak to either of us or drop us an email.

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English Schools XC

Posted: March 18, 2019 by RSCAC in Race reports
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En Schools' scorers 2019 (1)Royal Sutton’s young athletes were mixing it with the top runners in the country at the English Schools XC last weekend. This was at Temple Newsam Park – in heavy showers plus storm force winds. The average fields in the junior and intermediate events were 350 runners.

Junior girls:

  • Mante Nausedaite 196th – top WM scorer
  • Martha Wood 247th – 2nd WM scorer despite losing a shoe in the first 300m
  • Charlotte Prince 264th  –  4th WM scorer
  • Zara Buchanan – support back-up position
  • Sian Duval  180th  4th Staffordshire scorer

Intermediate girls:

  • Lucy Carey  119th  2nd WM scorer
  • Charlotte Hey  205th  6th WM scorer

Senior girls:

  • Ellen Humpherston  116th  2nd WM Scorer
  • Caitlin O’Connor  164th  3rd Staffordshire scorer

Junior Boys:

  • Jack Wakefield  140th  3rd WM scorer

Report by Brian Higson

More medals at the British Masters

Posted: March 18, 2019 by RSCAC in Race reports
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Report from John T:
“I’ve Just come across further results from Lee Valley and delighted to report that Kevin Brown took gold in the M50 Discus with a throw of  43.86m and Donald Brown took a second gold in the M55 200m in a time of 25.75
Well done Kevin and Donald .Great performances.”

Summer Fixtures

Posted: March 13, 2019 by RSCAC in Race Notices
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Here’s the dates you’ve all been waiting for – the summer athletics fixtures. Get the dates in the diary and get training!

RSCAC Fixtures 2019 v2

The fixtures in purple font are club fixtures.

(Note that there is no Club Champs this year due to unforseen circumstances.)

Donald wins gold and silver at the British Masters

Posted: March 13, 2019 by RSCAC in Race reports
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Report from John T:
Hi Everyone, Just seen the results of the British Masters Indoors Champs at the weekend at Lee Valley and delighted to report that Donald Brown won  gold and silver medals.
Here are the results:
Donald Brown M55 60m Hurdles 1st 9.24 .A new Club record
M55 60m 2nd 7.75
Well done Donald . Great performances.
PS Donald will be competing later this month in The World Masters Indoor Champs in Torun,Poland from March 24th to the 30th.
We wish him a great Championship.

 

Royal Sutton at the Inter Counties XC – 9 March

Posted: March 13, 2019 by RSCAC in Race reports
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Some great results for Royal Sutton athletes competing for Warwickshire at the Inter Counties XC at Prestwold Hall.

  • Senior Men – Shaun Evans  (38th) overall position (1st for Warwickshire and 6th U23 runner).

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U20 women – Ellen Humpherston 72nd

U17 women – Charlotte Hey 140th and 3rd scorer. Team 24th

U15 girls – Lucy Carey 142nd and 3rd scorer out of 309 runners (Team 33rd out of 45)

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U13s – Martha Wood 86th and Warks 2nd scorer. Nante Nausedaite 108 and 3rd scorer Charlotte Prince 195th, Bethan Homer 210th.  307 finishers, Team 22nd out of 43

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Brian wins Lifetime Achievement Award at Sutton Sports Awards

Posted: February 4, 2019 by RSCAC in Awards
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20190209_133012Congratulations to Brian Higson who won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Sutton Sports Awards on Friday night. This is in recognition to the years of support he has provided to our young athletes. Well done Brian – thoroughly deserved!

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