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LA5 Race Report and Results

What a pleasant warm and sunny Sunday morning for the 22nd Hydro sponsored LA5 and Fun Run.

20602101834_e2fa15d7ce_oAs in previous years there were a lot of our regulars taking part and also some new faces that we hope to see again in the future. We are always glad to see the support from local clubs, running groups and unattached runners, but it is also very pleasing to see runners from clubs further afield such as Notts AC, Hinckley RC, Wrekin and Halesowen AC.

As always we will be making donations to three charities. Eloise and Lorreta from Birmingham Children’s Hospital, one of our nominated charities raised £49.79 on the day. Lorreta started the races and later on along with Eloise presented the prizes.

The LA5 always produces some good times and this year was no exception, the LA5 open prize winners were –

  • 1st lady Bethan Padbury   Hinckley Running Club             34 mins 10 secs
  • 2nd lady Nicola Ross           West Bromwich Harriers         37 mins 05 secs
  • 1st man Oliver Harradence   RSCAC   27 mins 25 secs
  • 2nd man Shaun Evans             RSCAC   27 mins 52 secs

Congratulations to all our prize winners.

Thank you to all competitors in both events and also a big thank you to all the volunteers that turned out to help on the day.

LA5 Results – 2 Miles

LA5 Results – 5 Miles

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Vets Cup Final – Sunday 30 August

Results of the Vets  C Cup Final held at Worcester on Sunday:
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It was a great meeting, electronic timing, top announcing, great atmosphere with 20 teams competing .

All C Final races were combined with the B Final so all lanes occupied.

Great performances by our very small team .

It was thirty years ago that the Cup Finals were started and we have won the A Final 11 times ( more than any other club ) .
Lets hope next year we can put out stronger teams in the League and make it back to the A Final.

In the C Final the men were 2nd and the women were 3rd  and the combined team were 3rd.
The three club records were :
  • Sharon Ralph W35 200m Hurdles 33.20  breaking Sandra McDonalds record of 33.40 set in 1996.
    Well done Sharon a great run only beaten by World Masters bronze medallist!Richard Henry
  • David Price .M75 Javelin (700g) 26.70m . A new record .
    David competed in the M50 event. A round trip of about 300 miles for David to get to this meeting.
  • John T M70 100m 15.78 beating Bill Morrows 16.51 set in 1999. John now intends to run a 200m in Florida next month.
Richard Henry won both of his M35 100m and M40 200m races  beating all the B Final athletes and setting a seasons best in the 200m. Great runs by Richard !
Following his seasons best 800m run at Tipton on Saturday Rob Andrew ran seasons best in both the 200m and the 400m. He is flying at the moment. Well done Rob.
Graham Felton was very close to the club M65 Shot Put record and set a new p b….
His Discus was also close to the M65 record.  We know you can get them Graham !
Lorna Foster set a seasons best with the 4K Hammer  and was very close to her W50  club record in the Shot.
Well done Lorna!
It was great to see Fiona Smith back after her foot injury, and getting a seasons best in the Long Jump and some great throwing in the W50 Hammer.
Great to see you back Fiona.
Report by John T
RSCAC Admin Race Notices

Just under a week to go until the Little Aston 5 mile road race and 2 mile fun run

LA5 2014 StartJust under a week to go until the Little Aston 5 mile road race and 2 mile fun run.

The Little Aston 5 takes place this year on Sunday 6 September, with the 5 mile race starting at 11am and the 2 mile fun run starting shortly after. The route starts and finishes at Little Aston Primary School (Address: Forge Lane, Sutton Coldfield, B74 3BE) where parking will be available. Entries will be taken on the day up to the race limit. Registration closes at 10.30am to allow for a prompt 11 o’clock start so please allow yourself plenty of time.

A full race prospectus, map of the course, and links to race results and photos from previous events is available on our LA5 page.

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New club record for Jasmine Walker at the Stoke Open

Stoke AC OpenBrian Higson reports on some great performances by our U13s at the Stoke AC Open:

“Jasmine Walker had a fantastic debut performance for RSC by winning the Under-13 girls’ javelin competition at the Stoke Athletic Club’s open meeting last Saturday. Her best throw of 27.06 metres not only broke the club’s long-standing record by over two metres, but also was the longest throw by an under-13 girl in the West Midlands this year. What is so remarkable is that Jasmine only took up javelin throwing four weeks ago and this was her first ever competition. There is plenty more to come!

Other successes at the Stoke meeting involving under-13 Royal Sutton athletes included Freya Liddington who won silver medals in the long jump (with a new PB of 4.40m) and the shot putt and Maddie Hammond with bronze medals in the 1200 metres and shot putt.”

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Gold medal and world record for Muninder Singh Hayer

Muninder_and_GrahamMuninder_Gold_1 Graham Felton reports on a fantastic day for Muninder Singh Hayer at the CPISRA World Games in Nottingham:
“Muninder Singh Hayer yesterday won Gold at the CPISRA World Games in Nottingham. In addition he also set a new World Record (subject of course to ratification). Muninder is an F31 Seated Club Thrower and this was his first International Competition.
Muninder is part of a very successful England team competing at these games and in spite of his nerves, the wet weather, and having just 2 weeks to get used to his new throwing frame he rose magnificently to the occasion and realised the first of his ambitions.
He will have 3 more competitions this year before settling down to a hard winter training schedule, aimed at getting him to the level needed for selection for The Paralympic Games in Rio next year.
This Gold Medal is the first at International Level. No doubt there will be more to come as Muninder is still only 20 years old and only started training 18 months ago.”