Results

The council has notified us that the current road works will be extended from the 9th to 27th March to include the suspension of parking along Wyndley Lane, temporary traffic lights will be installed at the intersection of Wyndley Lane and Somerville Road. The club car park will still be accessible, though it may be much easier to park in Wyndley.

There are no Plantsbrook sessions for the next 2 Tuesdays, so please go to the track.

The remaining Plantsbrook sessions are 03/03 and 10/03.

Well done to all those who competed at tonight’s sportshall event. Results will soon be available here:

http://birminghamsportshall.com/calendar.asp

Despite extremely challenging weather conditions, Royal Sutton Coldfield Athletics Club braved the increasingly appalling conditions, storming to a flood of great results at the fourth and final fixture in the West Midlands Young Athletes Cross Country League, held at a wet, windswept and muddy Aldersley Stadium on Sunday February 9^th.

Medals galore were won by several teams and individuals, although, due to a technical hitch on the day, the athletes concerned will have to be patient before they receive them!

Where to start? On the day, 6 out of the 8 teams competing finished in the top 3 for their relevant age groups. For 5 of those teams, this cemented their positions in the overall league results, with team gold medals for the under 11 girls and the under 15 girls; and team silver medals for the under 11 boys, under 13 girls and under 15 boys. The under 13 boys just missed out on team bronze medals.

Adding all these impressive results together meant that the club as a whole came 3^rd out of 21 clubs, beating heavyweights such as Birchfield Harriers, Coventry Godiva and Tipton Harriers.

Individual medals were also won by the following athletes due to their superb overall placings after the 4 races: Noah Homer(2^nd), Zak Tisdale (3^rd), and Dan Smith(4^th) in the under 11 boys; Tiffany Latham(3^rd); and Mollie Beeton(4^th) in the under 11 girls; Sian Duval (3^rd) in the under 15 girls; and Lucy Carey(3^rd) in the under 17 women.

Well done to ALL the athletes who competed on a day which no-one will forget!

For full results please go to:   www.wmyaccl.com

For photos, check out our Flickr page.

On Thursdays especially, in order to ease traffic on Wyndley Lane, please park in Wyndley’s main car park where possible.

The taster session will not be taking place on 20th February 2020 due it being half term.

There were some impressive results across the board from Royal Sutton Coldfield Athletics Club athletes at the recent Midland Cross Country Championships held at Prestwold Hall on Saturday January 25^th.

The Under 20 women’s team finished 1^st, comprising of Ellen Humpherston(15^th), Caitlin O’Connor(19^th), and Emma Cavendish Tribe(21^st).

There were 2 outstanding individual results that deserve highlighting.

In a field of over 360 athletes, Shaun Evans came 6^th in the Senior Men’s Race. And Lucy Carey was 13^th in the Under 17 women’s race.

The Under 15 girls team were an extremely creditable 5^th, with Bethan Homer home first for the team in 19^th, followed by Martha Wood(38^th), Charlotte Prince(48^th); Matilda Strachan(50^th); Amaya Tisdale(53^rd) and Zara Buchanan(63^rd).

The Under 13 girls team were 7^th, and included Evie Sandland (42^nd), Emily Symes (47^th); and Eva Cartwright (59^th).

In the boys’ events, great team spirit and determination saw the Under 15 boys finish in 5^th place, only 4 points from finishing 3^rd. Ethan Patel (21^st); George Hope(29^th); George O’Connor(30^th); and Ethan Cook (47^th) made up the team.

The Under 13 boys team were an encouraging 7^th, with Isaac Cartwright(38^th), George Bromley(40^th); and Adam Wilkinson (41^st).

In the Under 17 men’s race, James Pentland was 33^rd, whilst Tom Lloyd was 64^th.