Results

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Officials needed

Are any parents/carers/grandparents/older brothers and sisters able to help out the club by officiating this summer? At every athletics meeting we have to provide timekeepers, track judges and field judges. We loose points if we do not have enough officials.  If you are at events with your children anyway, it is a good way to keep yourself occupied as well as help out the club.

If you are keen, you need to decide if you want to do field judging, track judging or timekeeping. There is a course you can go on at the Aldersley Leisure Centre om 29.03.14.  Any interested people should email rscac@hotmail.co.uk or speak to Meg Evans at the club.

You may also want to have a look on the England Athletics website

I NOW HAVE ONE WILLING PARENT. (Thank you Nigel.)  WOULD ANYONE ELSE BE ABLE TO JOIN HIM?!

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Brushing shoulders with the stars…

A few RSCAC members met Shara Proctor and Tiffany Porter earlier tonight as they prepare for tomorrow’s Grand Prix at the NIA. (Asha Philip was there too, but she escaped before we could pin her down for a photo.) Best of luck to all three athletes as well as 8 RSCAC athletes who will be running at 12:23 and 12:28 in a club connect relay.

Go RSCAC! All support welcomed so get there early if you can to support the athletes. It will also be televised, so set your TV to record.

RSCAC Admin Race reports

Indoor Athletics roundup

Our athletes showed some great early season form at the indoor meetings last weekend. Nicholas Pryce ran a time of 22.08 in the 200m at the British Indoor Championships.

Donald Brown and Fiona Ellis both set new club age group records at the Midland Indoor Championships. Donald set a new M50 record in the 60m hurdles with a time of 9.12. Fiona broke her own M35 record with a time of 8.29 in the final of the 60m.

Continuing success at the Midlands Champs, it was a win for Gabrielle Kinney in the U20 800m, 2.17.79.

Luke O’Brien finished an impressive 4th in the U13 Quadrathon.

Rachel Iliffe jumped a new PB of 1.40 to finish 6th in the U17 HJ.

Mollie Darrock was disappointed with 4.70m, putting her 7th in the U17 LJ. She also ran 44.82 for 300m.

Charlotte Newman finished 5th in her U20 400m after running 200m in lane 3! If she had been told to break at the right place, she would have finished in the top 2.

It was a 2nd place finish for Luke Fleming in the U20 400m, 53.05s.

Kane Howitt clocked 7.35s in the U20 60m. Amiyah Forrest was 6th in the women’s event, 8.21s. Amiyah also finished 3rd in her 200m heat, 27.52.

The full results are available below:

Day 1

Day 2

 

 

RSCAC Admin Race reports

More medals for Royal Sutton’s athletes

U11 boys - Perry ParkThere were yet more medals for our distance runners as our young athletes put in some fantastic performances in the final league match at Birchfield. There were individual medals for Alex Stapleton (1st – U11 boys), Joseph Martin (6th – U11 boys), Holly Tyson (6th – U11 girls) and Georgia Curry (3rd – U15 girls). There were also silver medals for both the U11 girls and U11 boys. There were lots of other great performances both today and across the season – well run everyone! Overall the club finished 4th out of the 19 clubs.

There are some great photos on our FLICKR Page taken by Marc Kirsten and links to the results are available below.

Race 5 results

Series results

U11 girls - Perry Park