Dacorum and Tring AC

We are the oldest athletics club in the borough of Dacorum. We were formed in 1995 when Dacorum Athletic Club and Tring Athletic Club joined forces to become Dacorum & Tring Athletics Club. Prior to that, each club had been in existence individually since 1976 and 1980 respectively.
The club is a vibrant and well-supported one, and draws its membership of over 500 active and social members from all around the county and beyond.

Our coaches are highly-qualified and devoted to training our athletes of all ages, from age 10 and up, to not just achieving their personal bests but ensuring they learn vital skills and fitness levels that will last them a lifetime. Many of our athletes, young and old, have gone on to achieve success at county, national level and international level, but equally, all our members benefit from taking part in an exciting and challenging sport in a friendly, supportive and fun environment

The backbone of Dacorum & Tring AC is the Track and Field section, with some 300 active members of all ages. Our Road Runners section, the biggest road running club in the borough of Dacorum with some 250 members, is open to all runners age 16 and over who are interested in running with a friendly, social group, most of whom participate regularly in road, off-road, ‘adventure’-type races and triathlons. Many of our Road Runners are parents of youngsters who train with the track and field squads, and benefit from being run with the road running group while their children are at the track.

Athletes from both the track and field and road runners sections compete in Cross Country over the winter months, in the five-event Chiltern League and Northwest London League as well as county, South of England and national championships.Dacorum & Tring AC was recognised as an outstanding sports club after receiving England Athletics ‘Accredited Club’ status in 2016 for the third consecutive three-year cycle.

The club was first awarded Clubmark status in 2010 “in recognition of the high standards of coaching, training, administration and child welfare we provide”. The club is supported by a core group of administrators, officials and other volunteers, who work tirelessly to make sure the club provides the best-possible arena for athletes young and old to practise their sport and achieve their targets.

We welcome new members of any age and encourage them and their families to get involved and help to keep the sport of athletics in Dacorum as strong and vibrant as it has been for the last forty years.

Club Records and Awards

We have recently expanded our record section to show further age-groups: u23 and also 5 year rather than 10 year bands for the veterans. We have also had a more comprehensive look at historical records and made appopriate updates. If you spot an error below do get in Contact.

All time combined best performances Dacorum AC founded in 1975, Tring AC founded 1980 and Dacorum and Tring founded in 1995.

Club recognised best performances may be set by our paid up first claim whilst representing our club or their school at County level, or their college, their university, their country or above.

Under the same conditions representation at BMAF, Police and Armed Forces events may be valid.

Under the same conditions best performances may be set as follows:

By our first claim athletes competing as second claim members for another club only if this is for league competition not offered by our club
By our second claim athletes, only when specifically competing for our club or when participating in higher competition as non-club represented athletes
ARC road races if these are not UK licensed
For the short sprint events and for the horizontal jumps, at wind speeds of a maximum of 2 m/s if measured

In case of a dispute the club committee’s decision will be final

Club Records 2021

Category	Event	Name	Result	Venue	Date
U20 Men	800m	Thomas O’REILLY	1.57.25	West London Stadium	07/07/2021
V55 Men	2,000m walk	Robert SALT	14.10.4	Stevenage	05/07/2021
V70 Women	400m	Sarah ROBERTS	88.2	Stevenage	05/07/2021
V70 Women	100m	Sarah ROBERTS	18.6	Stevenage	05/07/2021
U17 Women	100m	Lily NORWOOD	12.3	Jarman Fields	04/07/2021
U17 Women	Pole Vault	Amy BARRETT	3.10m	Jarman Fields	04/07/2021
U17 Women	800m	Jemima BYERS	2.17.7	Perivale	27/06/2021
V55 Men	300m	Peter STANSBURY	42.20	Dagenham	26/06/2021
U20 Women and Outright	100m Hurdles	Milly GALL	14.48 (1.6 m/s)	Loughborough	23/06/2021
V45 Women and Outright	1/2 Marathon	Kate RENNIE	1h 21.15	St. Albans	13/06/2021
U17 Women	80m Hurdles	Mia MCINTOSH	11.27 (0.8 m/s)	Stratford Community Track, London	13/06/2021
U17 Women	100m	Lily NORWOOD	12.4	Jarman Fields	12/06/2021
U17 Women	3,000m	Grace MILNES	10.15.2	Jarman Fields	12/06/2021
U20 Men	5,000m	Sam BURNELL	09/06/2021	Bedford	12/06/2021
U17 Women	100m	Lily NORWOOD	12.52 (-0.2 m/s)	Lee Valley	09/06/2021
U23 Men and Outright	200m	Destiny OGALI	21.68 (0.7 m/s)	Lee Valley	06/06/2021
U20 men and Outright	2,000m Steeplechase	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS	6.15.28	Milton Keynes	05/06/2021
U20 Men	1,500m	Joe CHAMBERLAIN	4.01.74	Milton Keynes	05/06/2021
V55 Men	400m hurdles	Peter STANSBURY	70.28	Lee Valley	31/05/2021
Senior Women / Outright Best and under 20	100m hurdles	Milly GALL	14.57 (1.4 m/s)	Lee Valley	31/05/2021
Senior Men / Outright and under 23	100m	Destiny OGALI	10.45 (1.8 m/s)	Dagenham	29/05/2021
V55 Men	400m hurdles	Peter STANSBURY	71.21	Bromley	22/05/2021
V55 Men	10km on the road	Simon TOWNSEND	38.16	Olympic Park London	22/05/2021
U20 Men	3,000m	Samuel BURNELL	8.41.56	Milton Keynes	22/05/2021
Senior Women / Outright Best	5 miles on the road	Alex EYKELBOSCH	28.10	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
V55 Men	5 miles on the road	Simon TOWNSEND	31.26	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
V60 Men	5 miles on the road	Antony REEVE	34.52	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
V70 Women	5 miles on the road	Sarah ROBERTS	41.13	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
U17 Men	300m	Tom GAUNCE	35.77	Dagenham	25/04/2021
V55 Men	800m	Peter STANSBURY	2:29.64	Lee Valley	25/04/2021
U20 Men	300m	Jack RAINE	38.48	Worthing	18/04/2021
U20 Men and Outright Best	150m	Jack RAINE	17.63 (1.8 m/s)	Worthing	18/04/2021
V55 Men	300m	Peter STANSBURY	43.76	Kettering	17/04/2021
V55 Men	600m	Peter STANSBURY	1:43.33	Bromley	11/04/2021
T20 Men	Marathon	Alex MCNALLY	4:56.47	Dorney Lake	02/04/2021

Annual Awards 2019

CATEGORY	AWARD NAME	WINNER
CROSS-COUNTRY (most points)
U11 Girl		Talia Williams
U11 Boy		N/A
U13 Girl		Isabelle Jelfs
U13 Boy		Timothy Fryer
U15 Girl		Stella Whitlum
U15 Boy		Samuel Burnell
U17 Woman		Indira Patel
U17 Man		Freddie Truman-Williams
U20 (Junior) Woman		N/A
U20 (Junior) Man		Rhys Rowlands
Senior Woman		Samantha Fawcett
Senior Man		Mike Carpenter
Veteran Woman		Kate Rennie
Veteran Man		Jonathan Hoggett

TRACK & FIELD CLUB CHAMPS (most points)
U11 Girl	Mark Taylor award	Seren Majed
U11 Boy	Mark Taylor award	Archie Seddon
U13 Girl	Ann Seymour Cup	Brooke Evans
U13 Boy		Haydan London
U15 Girl	Blaxland Trophy	Amy Barrett
U15 Boy	Amy Daly Trophy	Gabriel Lamb
U17 Woman		Marli Jessop
U17 Man	Wilton Shield	Ryan Walker
U20 (Junior Woman)		Esme O’Connell
U20 (Junior Man)	Committee Shield	Edward Hopper
Senior Woman	Committee Bowl	Kelly DuBuisson
Senior Man	Ladbroke Cup	Shaun Wall
Veteran Woman		Sarah Roberts
Veteran Man		Peter Stansbury

MOST POINTS AT EYAL MATCHES
U13 Girl	Mark Taylor award	Brooke Evans
U13 Boy	Mark Taylor award	Theo Potton
U15 Girl		Tia Ginn
U15 Boy		Alex Jackson
U17 Woman		Megan Maddison
U17 Man		Oliver Ayres

MOST POINTS AT SAL MATCHES
Senior/U17 Woman	Wentworth Trophy	Katy Warren
Senior/U17 Man		Shaun Wall
Development Group		Luis Ochser
Discus/Hammer		Alex Jackson
HJ		Anna Craggs
Hurdles		Arya Ariasa-Surrey
Javelin		Megan Maddison
LJ/TJ		Talia Turay
Middle-distance		Jessica Hoar
Multi-events		Helena Van Hullen
PV		Haydn Williams
Road Runners		Philip Pugh
Shot		Josiah Barker
Sprint Group 1		Louis Jackson
Sprint Group 2		Jasmine Hardy
300/400m runners		Abbie Parker
U13s		Kenneth Powley
Club Athlete of the Year	Williams Trophy	Katy Warren
Outstanding Hurdler	The Fred Ward Trophy	Mia McIntosh
Outstanding Jumper		Josh Woods
Outstanding Marathon runner	Rhoda Bartley Memorial Trophy	Ben Stratford
Outstanding Middle-Distance Runner	The John Dickenson Cup	Tom Gaunce
Outstanding Road Runner (Female)		Kate Rennie
Outstanding Road Runner (Male)		John Slack
Outstanding Sprinter	The Chairman’s Cup	Destiny Ogali
Outstanding Thrower (previously field)	The Trevor Ratcliffe Trophy	Gabriel Lamb
Outstanding Ultra Runner		Jamie Marlow
Relay Team of the Year		U15G
Team of the Year	Dickens Glass Decanter	U15B X-C
Outstanding Female Athlete	The Barford Trophy	Mia McIntosh
Outstanding Male Athlete	The Echo Cup	Destiny Ogali
Athlete Achievement	The Bob McCall Award	Ben McGuinness

Women and Girls - All Time Record

Women & Girls - Track

EVENT	SENIORS/OUTRIGHT BEST	U23 WOMEN	U20 WOMEN	U17 WOMEN	U15 GIRLS	U13 GIRLS
60mi	Lily NORWOOD (u17) 7.67i Sheffield 22/02/2020	Laura CLARK 7.76 i Newham 27/01/2016	Laura CLARK 7.71 i Newham 02/02/2014	Lily NORWOOD 7.67i Sheffield 22/02/2020	Lily NORWOOD 7.82i Lee Valley 07/03/2019	Tia STONEHOUSE 9.1 Lee Valley 28/02/2015 Zoe CARROLL 9.27 Lee Valley 21/12/2015
60m hurdles indoors	Milly GALL (u20) 8.90i Lee Valley 01/02/2020		Milly GALL 8.90i Lee Valley 01/02/2020	Marli JESSOP 8.63i Sheffield EIS 24/02/2019 (76.2cm)	Mia McINTOSH 8.77ii EIS Sheffield 24/02/2019	Tia STONEHOUSE 11.37i Lee Valley 28/03/2015 (68.5cm)
75m	Danielle TOWN 10.2 Guildford 07/23/2006					Danielle TOWN 10.2 Guildford 07/23/2006
100m	Phillipa LOWE 12.1 Welwyn Garden City 18/06/2016 Lily NORWOOD (u15) 12.1 Jarman Fields 06/02/2019	Phillipa LOWE 12.2 Welwyn Garden City 17/05/2014	Laura CLARK 12.2 Ipswich 15/06/13 Laura CLARK 12.30 (0.6 m/s) Watford 23/06/2013	Lily NORWOOD 12.3 Jarman Fields 04/07/2021	Lily NORWOOD 12.1 Jarman Fields 06/02/2019 Lily NORWOOD 12.25 (0.2 m/s) Watford 11/05/2019 Jarman Fields 06/02/2019	Megan SMITH 13.0 Jarman Fields 6/14/08 Megan SMITH 13.08 (1.6 m/s) Kings Meadow London 27/07/2008
150m	Danielle TOWN (u13) 20.5 Guildford 23/07/20					Danielle TOWN 20.5 Guildford 07/23/2018
200m	Phillipa LOWE 24.5 Welwyn Garden City 18/06/16 Phillipa LOWE 24.61 (1.7 m/s) Derby 08/06/2014	Phillipa LOWE 24.61 (1.7 m/s) Derby 08/06/2014	Laura CLARK 25.48 (-0.7 m/s) Watford 22/06/13	Lily NORWOOD 25.04i Lee Valley 14/03/2020	Lily NORWOOD 25.6 Cambridge 07/07/19 & 25.69 (-0.1 m/s) Thurrock 15/09/2019	Megan SMITH 27.0 Jarman Fields 8/30/08
200m indoors	Phillipa LOWE 24.68i Lee Valley 30/01/2016	Phillipa LOWE 25.07i Lee Valley 30/01/2015	Libby MALLORD 26.74i Lee Valley 15/03/2019	Lily NORWOOD 25.041 Lee Valley 14/03/2020	Abby PARKER 25.88i Lee Valley 15/03/2019	Tia STONEHOUSE 30.2 Lee Valley 28/2/2015
300m	Abbie PARKER (u15) 39.87 Jarman Fields 08/06/2019			Abbie PARKER 40.91i Lee Valley 25/01/2020	Abbie PARKER 39.87 Jarman Fields 06/08/2019
300m indoors	Abbie PARKER (u15) 40.77 Lee Valley 03/02/2019			Abbie PARKER 40.91 Lee Valley 25/01/2020	Abbie PARKER 40.77 Lee Valley 03/02/2019
400m	Phillipa LOWE 52.83 Geneva 15/06/2019	Phillipa LOWE 54.50 i EIS Sheffield 22/02/2014	Olive COLES 56.75 Watford 12/07/2017	Olive COLES 59.64 Watford 13/07/16	Milly SOANES 63.09 Watford 12/07/2017
400m indoors	Phillipa LOWE 52.98 Lee Valley 16/02/2019	Phillipa LOWW 54.50i Sheffield 22/02/2015	Olive COLES 56.78 EiS Sheffield 25/02/2017	Milly SOANES 63.95 Lee Valley 18/03/2018
600m	Sophie MORRIS (u23) 1.44.10 i EIS, Sheffield 05/12/2015	Sophie MORRIS 1.44.10 i EIS, Sheffield 05/12/2015		Lauren COLLIS 1:48.04i Lee Valley 01/12/2019		Brooke EVANS 1:59.97 Lee Valley 24/02/2018
600m indoors	Sophie MORRIS (u23) 1.44.10 i EIS, Sheffield	Sophie MORRIS (u23) 1.44.10 i EIS, Sheffield		Laurent COLLIS 1:48.04i Lee Valley 01/12/2019		Brooke EVANS 1:59.97 Lee Valley 24/02/2018
800m	Phillipa LOWE 2.05.19 i Lee Valley 20/01/2019	Sarah GROVER 2.15.91 Watford 13/07/2016	Aoife KELLY 2.15.76 Watford 7/15/09	Jemima BYERS 2.17.7 Perivale 27/06/2021	Stella WHITLUM 2:18.66 Eltham 19/06/2019	Karen CANHAM 2.24.9 Copthall 8/17/85
800m indoors	Phillipa LOWE 2.05.19 i Lee Valley 20/01/2019	Aoife KELLY 2:17.06 NAIC Cardiff 19/02/2012	Aoife KELLY 2:20.57 Lee Valley 01/03/2009	Olive COLES 2:20.92 Lee Valley 13/12 2015	Joanne DOMAN 2:24.00 RAF Cosford 22/02/1986	Akinrin MADE 2:50.40 Lee Valley 22/02/2020
1,000m
1,500m	Alex EYKELBOSCH 4.24.80 Southampton 05/09/2020	Alex EYKELBOSCH 4.34.03 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA 21/04/2018	Hannah WALKER 4.34.51 Watford 30/06/2010	Lorraine POTTS 4.39.7 Enfield Jun-88	Joanne DOMAN 4.53.1 Enfield 6/8/85	Olivia EDWARDS 5.07.2 Watford 06/28/2017
1,500m indoors	Grace BIRDSEYE (u17) 5:23.98 Lee Valley 20/03/2016		Grace BIRDSEYE 5:31.55 Lee Valley 18/03/2018	Grace BIRDSEYE 5:23.98 Lee Valley 20/03/2016	Jemima CADGE 5:31.35 Lee Valley 15/03/2020
1,200m						Rebecca ARMORGIE 4.14.0 Jarman Fields 21/5/2006
Mile	Alex EYKELBOSCH 4.58.44i Lake Charles, Louisiana, USA 25/01/2019		Elizabeth ROBERTS 5:48.68 Providence Rhode Island USA 12/04/2008	Lisa HOLLICK 5.31.2 Watford 7/17/85	Karen LEVITT 5.26.8 Watford 8/12/87	Olivia EDWARDS 5.41.56 Watford 5/04/2017
Mile indoors	Alex EYKELBOSCH 4.58.44i Lake Charles, Louisiana,
3,000m	Alex EYKELBOSCH 9.27.28 Harrow Weald 10/09/2020	Alex EYKELBOSCH 10:03.37i Birmingham USA, 22/02/2018	Hannah WALKER 9.39.64 Crystal Palace 7/25/09	Grace MILNES 10.15.2 Jarman Fields 12/06/2021	Aoife KELLY 11.20.5 Jarman Fields 9/18/05
3,000m indoors	Alex EYKELBOSCH 9:53.77 Birmingham Louisiana 25/02/2019	Alex EYKELBOSCH 10:03.37 Birmingham Louisiana 22/02/2018
5,000m	Hannah WALKER (u20) 16.38.64 Gateshead 7/18/10	Alex Eykelbosch 17.08.63 Lake Charles USA 07/04/2018	Hannah WALKER 16.38.96 Gateshead 7/18/10	Indira PATEL 18.27.1 Jarman Fields 09/09/2018
5,000m	Alex EYKELBOSCH 17:07.04 Birmingham Louisiana 24/02/2019
10,000m	Alex EYKELBOSCH 38:45.12 Natchitoches (USA) 3/5/19
20,000m
3,000m SC 76.2cm
2,000m SC 76.2cm	Sarah GROVER 7.31.80 Lee Valley 5/08/18	Sarah GROVER 7.51.9 Welwyn Garden City 18/06/2016	Sarah GROVER 8.11.9 West Londo Stadium 14/07/12	Grace BIRDSEYE 8.22.9 Welwyn 18/6/16
1,500 SC 76.2cm	Sarah GROVER 5.30.98 Perivale 20/05/18	Sarah GROVER 5.44.3 Cambridge 21/05/2016	Grace BRIDSEYE 5:53.2 Sandy 14/07/2018	Grace BIRDSEYE 5.52.98 Bromley 17/07/16
400m Hurdles 76.2cm	Phillipa LOWE 58.03 Loughborough 22/05/2016	Phillipa LOWE 59.46 Bedford 22/06/2014	Olive COLES 61.90 Bedford 17/06/17	Alison MCDONNELL 65.9 Yeovil 08/07/1988
300m Hurdles 76.2cm	Alison McDONNELL 45.7 Haringey 4/23/88			Alison McDONNELL 45.7 Haringey 4/23/88 Amber CARROLL 45.7 Welwyn Garden City 03/04/2015 Olive COLES 45.67 Ashford 14/08/2016
200m Hurdles	Alison McDONNELL 32.0 (u17) Welwyn Garden City 23/04/1988			Alison McDONNELL 32.0 (u17) Welwyn Garden City 23/04/1988
Sprint Hurdles	100m Hurdles 84.0cm Milly GALL 14.48 (1.6 m/s) (u20) Loughborough 23/06/2021	100m hurdles 15.4 Alison McDonnell St Ives (Cambs) 5/6/1993	100m Hurdles 84.0cm Milly GALL 14.48 (1.6 m/s) Loughborough 23/06/2021	80m hurdles 76.2cm Mia MCINTOSH 11.27 (0.8 m/s) Stratford Community Track, London 13/06/2021 100m Hurdles 84.0cm Alison McDONNELL 15.7 Welwyn Garden City 23/04/1988	75m hurdles Mia McINTOSH 10.75 (0.1 m/s) Birmingham 13/07/2019	70m Hurdles (68.5 cm) Zoe CARROLL 11.76 (-1.8m/s) Kingston-upon-Thames 31/07/2016 68.5cm Melissa ROGERS 11.7 Tooting Bec 28/7/96
4x100m	Mia MCINTOSH (u15), Abbie PARKER (u15), Lily NORWOOD (u15), Jasmine HARDY (u15) 49.74 WATFORD 11/5/19		Jatila REAVIL-BLAKE Danni TOWN Anna JONES (U17) Lucy JONES (U17) 52.7 Jarman Fields 21/04/12	Helena VAN HULLEN Milly GALL Marli JESSOP Lily NORWOOD (u15) 50.04 Thurrock 15/9/19 3/6/2018	Mia MCINTOSH, Abbie PARKER, Lily NORWOOD, Jasmine HARDY 49.74 WATFORD 11/5/19	Megan SMITH, Holly RANCE, Christina COURQUIN, Chelcie GRAY 54.5 Braintree Fields 27/04/2008
4x200m	Lindsey HIGGS (u17), Jane HILL (u17), Amanda DOMAN (u17), Mary TUCKER 1:54.1 West London Stadium 01/07/1984			Lindsey HIGGS (u17), Jane HILL (u17), Amanda DOMAN (u17), Mary TUCKER 1:54.1 West London Stadium 01/07/1984	Antonia MCLAUGHLIN, Clare JAMES, Tania LINDSHOLM, Sarah GRANT 1:58.7 West London Stadium 01/07/1984	Megan SMITH 54.5 Holly RANCE Christina COURQUIN Chelcie GRAY Braintree 27/04/2008
4x300m				Lucy DAVIS, Lucy RILLSTONE, Lyndsay BACHELOR, Aoife KELLY 3:05.3 Jarman Field 24/06/2007
4x400m	Julia COOPER Vicki QUINCEY Anne COLE Alison McDONNELL 4.05.8 Harrow 13/07/94		Helen WRIGHT, Emma CONYBEARE (u17), Rebecca CARBERRY, Claire ADAMS Haringey 4:26.7 24/07/2005	Cai ROBSON Kyra CHAMBERLAIN Katherine STANBRIDGE Kirsty MARTIN 4.21.1 Watford Aug 94
4x400m Mixed	Oliver AYRES (U17) Libby MALLORD(U20) Katy WARREN Thomas BAIN (U20) Jarman Fields 3.58.5
1600m Medley Relay	Unknown team 4:27.5 Watford 1987			Unknown team (Tring AC) 4:27.5 Watford 1987
3x800m					Lorraine POTTS, Lisa WHITE, Sarah MAYCOCK 7:11.9 Watford May 1986	Elizabeth GARRETT, Joanne DOMAN, Kate WALKER 7:52.6 West London Stadium 01/07/1984
2,000m walk	Valerie PRITCHARD 13.40.6 (track) Jarman Fields 13/07/2009
3,000m walk
5,000m walk
10km walk
20km walk

Women & Girls - Field

EVENT	SENIORS/OUTRIGHT	U23 WOMEN	U20 WOMEN	U17 WOMEN	U15 GIRLS	U13 GIRLS
High jump	Megan SMITH (u17) 1.71m Jarman Fields 11/06/2011	Claire OGIE 1.63m ? 1983	Megan SMITH 1.70m Watford 24/05/2014	Megan SMITH 1.71m Jarman Fields 11/06/2011	Megan SMITH 1.68m Lee Valley 17/04/2010	Megan SMITH 1.60m Watford 14/06/2008
High Jump indoors	Megan SMITH (u20) 1.68m Lee Valley 8/2/2014		Megan SMITH 1.68m Lee Valley 8/2/2014	Amy THURGOOD 1.65m Lee Valley 18/03/2017	Amy THURGOOD 1.58m Lee Valley 16/03/2014	Talia Morton-Kemsley 1.25m Lee Valley 31/03/2013
Pole vault	Sarka HAWTIN 3.40mi Lee Valley 13/03/2010	Francesca MUDD 2.30m Jarman Fields 26/04/2008	Elena THOMPSON 3.00m NAIC Cardiff 13/12/2015	Amy BARRETT 3.10m Jarman Fields 04/07/2021 Jessica O’SULLIVAN 3.10m Woodford Green 25/04/2015	Amy THURGOOD 2.70m Jarman Fields 13/09/2015	Alice KING 2.00m Jarman Fields 10/08/2014
Pole vault indoors	Sarka HAWTIN 3.40m Lee Valley 13/03/2010		Elena THOMPSON 3.11m NAIC Cardiff 13/12/2015	Jessica O’Sullivan 2.72m Carshalton 29/09/2014	Alice KING 2.35m Lee Valley 14/03/2015
Long jump	Milly GALL 5.67m (-0.4 m/s) Alexander Stadium Birmingham 08/07/2017	Nicola CORRAY 5.56m Jarman Fields 16/10/2001	Joanna LANG 5.48m Jarman Fields 28/04/2007	Talia MORTON-KEMSLEY 5.52mi Sheffield EIS 02/25/2017	Milly GALL 5.67m Birmingham 7/07/2017	Milly GALL 4.85m Copthall 02/08/2015
Long Jump indoors	Talia MORTON-KEMSLEY (u17) 5.5.2m EIS Sheffield 25/02/2017			KEMSLEY 5.5.2m EIS Sheffield 25/02/2017	Milly GALL 5.26m EIS Sheffield 12/03/2017	Tia Stonehouse 4.29m Lee Valley 29/03/2015
Triple jump	Leonie ONYEMS (u20) 11.53 (-0.3 m/s) Birmingham 13/07/19	Cai ROBSON 10.74m Abingdon 18/07/1998	Leonie ONYEMS 11.53 (-0.3 m/s) Birmingham 13/07/19	Leonie ONYEMS 11.09m Lee Valley 08/07/2018	Tasmin MARTIN 10.19 Horspath 07/09/19
Triple Jump indoors	Hannah BOOTH (u17) 10.40m Lee Valley 09/02/2020		Anna Craggs 9.22m Lee Valley 09/02/2020	Hannah BOOTH (u17) 10.40m Lee Valley 09/02/2020
Shot putt heavier	Catherine COTTERILL 11.75m Abingdon 22/04/2006 (4.0kg)	Catherine COTTERILL 11.41m County Champs 10/05/1998	Rachel MORRIS 10.12m Sheffield 19/07/1998 (4.0kg)	Dani WHEELER 11.04m Exeter Arena 07/07/2001 (4.0kg)	Dani WHEELER 11.34m Sheffield 07/07/2000 (3.25kg)
Shot putt lighter				Talia MORTON-KEMSLEY 11.74mi Sheffield EIS 03/11/2017	Milly GALL 10.60m Watford 14/05/2017	Jorja DOUGLAS 2.75 kg 10.23m Jarman Fields 27/07/2014
Shot put indoors	Laurette WENBORN (4kg) u23 7.07m EIS Sheffield 29/01/2020	Laurette WENBORN (4kg) u23 7.07m EIS Sheffield 29/01/2020		Talia MORTON-KEMSLEY 11.74m EIS Sheffield 3kg 11/03/2017	3kg Tia STONEHOUSE 10.16m Lee Valley 18/12/2016 3.25kg Coco DAY 10.19m EIS Sheffield 09/02/2013	2.72kg Talia MORTON-KEMSLEY 5.32m Lee Valley 31/03/2013
Discus throw	Catherine COTTERILL (u23) 40.72m Loughborough 20/05/1998 (1.0kg)	Catherine COTTERILL 40.72m Loughborough 20/05/1998	Rachel MORRIS 38.02m Copthall 27/07/1988 (1.0kg)	Rachel MORRIS 37.78m Birmingham 10/07/1987 (1.0kg)	Katie WEBB 34.88m Twickenham 30/09/2018 (1.0kg)	Katie WEBB 30.36m Jarman Fields 04/09/2016 (0.75kg)
Hammer throw 4.0kg	Catherine COTTERILL 44.64m Jarman Fields 03/09/2005 (4.0kg)	Catherine COTTERILL 40.73m Loughborough 10/06/1998	Melanie FLASH 42.99m Abingdon 22/04/2006 (4.0kg)	Melanie FLASH 38.96m Birmingham 14/08/2004 (4.0kg)
Hammer throw 3.0kg	Amy WRIGHT 48.10m Hemel Hempstead 21/06/2017 (3.0kg)			Amy WRIGHT 48.10m Hemel Hempstead 21/06/2017 (3.0kg)	Amy WRIGHT 42.26m Hemel Hempstead 4/9/2016 (3.0kg)	Kate HOPPER 15.27m Jarman Fields 22/09/2019
Javelin throw 600g	Sarah GREEN (u23) 40.64m Portsmouth 17/05/1997 (600g)	Sarah GREEN 40.64m Portsmouth 17/05/1997	Aimee STYLES 38.00m Welwyn GC 18/04/1999 (600g)	Aimee STYLES 35.23m Bucks Schools 13/06/1998 (600g)	Aimee STYLES 32.52m Jarman Fields 05/01/1996
Javelin throw 500g				Eloise WALKER 37.41m Horspath 05/15/2016	Tia STONEHOUSE 41.30m Watford 05/14/2017	Tia STONEHOUSE 29.80m Watford 10/05/2015 (400g)
Pentathlon with heavier shot	Rebecca CARBERY (u20) 2,643p Watford 10/07/2005	Jennifer GITTINS 2,118p Watford 19/07/1987	Rebecca CARBERY 2,643p Watford 10/07/2005	Sophie LEE 2,696p Jarman Fields 19/07/2009	Sophie LEE 2,913p Birmingham 21/09/2008	Melissa ROGERS 2,206p Welwyn GC 18/07/1996 Five Star Kate WALKER 283p ?? June 1984
Pentathlon with lighter shot				Amelia WOODNICK 2,810p Jarman Fields 07/16/2017	Milly GALL 3,084p Kings Meadow, London 24/06/2017
Pentathlon indoors				Lighter Shot Talia MORTON-KEMSLEY 3,375p Lee Valley 26/12/2017	Lighter Shot Milly GALL 3,328p EIS Sheffield 12/03/2017 Heavier Shot Coco DAY 3,062p Lee Valley 13/01/2013	Tia STONEHOUSE 1,871p Lee Valley 29/03/2015
Heptathlon with heavier shot	Rebecca CARBERY (u20) 3,873p Southampton 18/09/2005		Rebecca CARBERY 3,873p Southampton 18/09/2005	Sarah WALSH 3,952p Birmingham 17/07/2000
Heptathlon with lighter shot	Milly GALL 4484 pts Ashford 23/06/2018			Milly GALL 4484 pts Ashford 23/06/2018

Women & Girls - Indoor

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Veteran Women - Track

EVENT	O/35 VETERANS	O/40 VETERANS	O/45 VETERANS	0/50 VETERANS	O/55VETERANS	0/60 VETERANS	0/65 VETERANS	0/70 VETERANS
60m i	Rebecca REDDING 8.48i Lee Valley 07/03/2009		Lesley HOPKINS 8.89i Lee Valley 04/01/2009
100m	Rebecca REDDING 13.33 (1.7 m/s) Lee Valley 18/04/2009	Valerie PRITCHARD 15.1 Lee Valley 30/04/2007	Lesley HOPKINS 13.9 Lee Valley 11/05/2009 Lesley HOPKINS 13.95 Lahti, Finland 30/07/2009					Sarah ROBERTS 18.6 Stevenage 05/07/2021
150m
200m	Rebecca REDDING 27.3 Eton 27/06/2009	Natasha BRUNNING 30.4 Jarman Fields 13/07/2013	Lesley HOPKINS 28.7 Twickenham 13/09/2009 Lesley HOPKINS 28.80 Lahti, Finland 02/08/2009
200m indoors
300m
400m	Rebecca REDDING 62.8 Jarman Fields 22/05/2010	Valerie PRITCHARD 72.7 Enfield 08/05/2006	Lesley HOPKINS 63.8 Stevenage 10/05/2009					Sarah ROBERTS 88.2 Stevenage 05/07/2021
400m indoors			Lesley HOPKINS 64.05 08/02/09
600m
800m	Claire HALLISSEY 2.31.7 Jarman Fields 17/08/2019	Carol CRAWLEY 2.53.4 Braunton 17/07/1999	Catherine DAVIES 2.46.0 Jarman Fields 23/09/2012	Hilary NEEDLEMAN 3.20.0 Jarman Fields 30/04/2011			Sarah ROBERTS 3:18.2 Jarman Fields 22/09/2019
1,000m
1,500m	Claire HALLISSEY 5.09.0 Kingston 13/07/2019	Carol CRAWLEY 6.06.3 Braunton 17/07/1999	Catherine DAVIES 5.31.8 Jarman Fields 23/09/2012	Catherine DAVIES 5.47.5 Jarman Fields 10/08/2014	Celia FINDLAY 6.19.4 Jarman Fields 22/09/2019
Mile
3,000m	Claire HALLISSEY 10:47.5 Jarman Fields 17/08/2019	Geraldine DUNNINGS 13.11.5 Sutcliffe Park 21/08/2019	Catherine DAVIES 11.29.0 Mile End 09/07/2011	Catherine DAVIES 12.28.33 Oxford 12/07/2014	Celia FINDLAY 13.43.6 Jarman Fields 16/07/2017	Mandy JACKSON 15.15.12 Stevenage 06/05/2019
5,000m	Claire HALLISSEY 18.35.7 Jarman Fields 19/05/2019	Lone LERCHE 20.08.0 Jarman Fields 21/09/2003	Catherine DAVIES 19.49.0 Jarman Fields 15/09/2011	Catherine DAVIES 20.02.2 Jarman Fields 12/09/2013	Celia FINDLAY 21.44.7 Jarman Fields 09/09/2018	Mandy JACKSON 27.25.8 Jarman Fields 09/09/2018	Sarah ROBERTS 23:21.8 Jarman Fields 22/09/2019
10,000m
3,000m SC (76.2cm)
2,000m SC (76.2cm)
200m hurdles
400m hurdles 76.2cm	Rebecca REDDING 68.5 Jarman Fields 22/05/2010	Valerie PRITCHARD 84.8 Eton 20/05/2006
100m hurdles 84.0cm	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 15.67 Durban 22/07/1997	Sarka HAWTIN 22.0 Jarman Fields 22/05/2019
80m hurdles		Deborah (76.2cm) KEENLEYSIDE 13.1 Jarman Fields 26/07/1998
60m hurdles indoor
4 x 100m	Janice BELKACEM (v40), Deborah KEENLEYSIDE (v40), Valerie PRITCHARD, Catherine WOOLFREY (v40) 60.0 Enfield 30/04/2001
4 x 200m	Catherine WOOLFREY (V40), Valerie PRITCHARD (V40), Rebecca REDDING, Natasha BRUNNING 2.04.2 Jarman Fields 13/07/2009
4 x 400m	Janice BELKACEM (v40), Carol CRAWLEY (v40), Geraldine DUNNINGS (v40), Valerie PRITCHARD 5.26.4 Enfield 21/05/2001
1,600m medley relay	Janice BELKACEM (v40), Geraldine DUNNINGS (v40), Valerie PRITCHARD, Catherine WOOLFREY (v40) 5.30.2 Watford 04/06/2001
2,000m walk		Valerie PRITCHARD 13.40.6t Jarman Fields 13/07/2009
3,000m walk
5,000m walk
10km walk
20km walk

Veteran Women - Field

Event	035	040	045	050	055	060	065
High jump	Natasha BRUNNING 1.55m Eton 11/8/201	Natasha BRUNNING 1.45m St Albans 18/05/13		Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 1.20m Abingdon 7/8/10
High jump indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 1.50m Lee Valley 26/02/2011
Pole vault	Natasha BRUNNING 3.30m Jarman Fields 4/9/10	Sarka HAWTIN 3.10m Kingston 13/7/19 Jesolo 13/9/19
Pole vault indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 3.0m Lee Valley 27/03/2010
Long jump	Natasha BRUNNING 5.47m Colchester 26/6/10	Natasha BRUNNING 5.18m Jarman Fields 10/8/13	Samantha SULLIVAN 3.64m Jarman Fields 22/09/2019	Susan BIGNELL 3.37m Jarman Fields 19/9/10
Long jump indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 5.04m Lee Valley 07/03/2009
Triple jump	Natasha BRUNNING 11.51m(1.5m/s) Cardiff 05/06/2010	Natasha BRUNNING 10.78m Jarman Fields 13/7/13	Petra CARROLL 8.04m St Ives, Cambridgeshire 20/06/2015
Shot putt	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 8.84m (4kg) Enfield 1996	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 8.99m (4kg) Colchester 26/6/99	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 8.12.m (4.0kg) 19/09/2004	3.0kg Sylvia FITZWILLIAM 7.11m Watford 17/09/1989 4.0kg Deb KEENLEYSIDE 7.57m Abingdon 07/08/2010	3.0kg Deb KEENLEYSIDE 7.08m Jarman Fields 10/08/2014 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 5.63m St Ives, Cambridgeshire 20/06/2015
Discus throw	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 23.46m (1kg) Colchester 17/5/97	Sarka HAWTIN 25.21m (1kg) Coventry 06/07/2019	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 21.59m (1kg) Jarman Fields 19/09/2004	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 19.12m (1kg) Abingdon 7/8/10	Catherine WOOLFREY 15.01m (1kg) Huntingdon 20/06/2015	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 15.98m (1kg) Bedford 13/04/2019	Eileen ROBERTS 8.76m (1kg) Carshalton 9/6/12
Hammer throw	Catherine WOOLFREY 15.93m (4kg) Jarman Fields 19/09/1999	Catherine WOOLFREY 17.89m (4kg) Enfield 13/04/2001	Catherine WOOLFREY 18.20m Jarman Fields 18/09/2005	3.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 20.25m Jarman Fields 19/09/2010 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 17.91m West London Stadium 14/07/2012	Catherine WOOLFREY 21.01m Jarman Fields 13/09/2015 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 16.70m Jarman Fields 28/04/2018
Javelin throw	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 29.08m (600g) Welwyn Garden City 30/7/95	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 28.14m (600g) Colchester 26/6/99	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 24.23m (600g0 Jarman Fields 19/09/2004	500g Sylvia FITZWILLIAM 16.88m Watford 17/09/1989 600g Deb KEENLEYSIDE 21.17m Abingdon 07/08/2010
Pentathlon	Elizabeth COPLEY 1,774p Jarman Fields 14/07/2003

Women & Girls - Road Running

EVENT	NAME	RESULT	PLACE	DATE
5km on road: Senior Women / Outright Best	Alex EYKELBOSCH	16.39	Milton Keynes	21/08/2020
5km on road: U13	Madeleine PERRY and Amelia PERRY	24.05	Waddesdon	16/07/2014
5km on road: U15	Amy CASSIDY	19.43	Abbots Langley	01/10/2017
5km on road: U17 Women	Indira PATEL	19.39	Waddesdon	18/07/2018
5km on road: U20 Women	Alex EYKELBOSCH	18.25	Waddesdon	15/07/2015
5km on road: V35 Women	Ania GABB	18.58	Olympic Park, London	08/07/2019
5km on road: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	17.51**	Hatfield*	27/09/2017
5km on road: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	17.46**	Hatfield*	28/08/2019
5km on road: V50 Women	Catherine DAVIES	22.00	Sidney, Australia	08/04/2018
5km on road: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	21.56**	Hatfield*	19/09/2018
5km on road: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	29.14	Waddesdon	18/07/2018
5km on road: V65 Women
5 Miles: Senior Women / outright best	Alex EYKELBOSCH	28.10	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
5 Miles: U17 Women	Grace BIRDSEYE	34.29	Berkhamsted	06/03/2016
5 Miles: U20 Women	Kelly HARDING	35.29	Berkhamsted	07/03/2004
5 Miles: U23 Women	Sarah GROVER	32.21	Berkhamsted	06/03/2016
5 Miles: V35 Women	Ania GABB	30.29	Hatfield	24/11/2019
5 Miles: V40 Women	Kerry ARDLEY	34.12	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V45 Women	Catherine DAVIES	33.42	Berkhamsted	04/03/2012
5 Miles: V50 Women	Catherine DAVIES	34.37	Berkhamsted	02/03/2014
5 Miles: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	35.27	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	46.52	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V65 Women	Alison CLOONEY	52.07	Hatfield	16/11/2017
5 Miles: V70 Women	Sarah ROBERTS	40.30	Hatfield	24/11/2019
10km: Senior women / outright best	Hannah WALKER (u20)	35.48	Hyde Park	1/01/2010
10km: U23 Women	Alex EYKELBOSCH	36.43	Stratford upon Avon	12/03/2016
10km: U20 Women	Hannah WALKER	35.48	Hyde Park	1/01/2010
10km: U17 Women	Jayme BAGGIO	43.42	Trowbridge	05/04/2009
10km: V35 Women	Claire HALLISSEY	38.15	Letchworth	13/10/2019
10km: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	37.55	Hatfield	13/09/2017
10km: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	36.55	Chichester	03/02/2019
10km: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	46.01	Olympic Park	12/06/2016
10km: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	45.42	St Albans	12/08/2018
10km: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	54.04	London	27/05/2019
10km: V65 Women	Alison CLOONEY	1h 09.51	Bovingdon	02/09/2018
10 Miles: Senior women / outright best	Kate RENNIE (v45)	1h02.44	St Albans	20/01/2019
10 Miles: U20 Women	Emma GIBBINS	1h29.47	Hemel Hempstead	12/03/2000
10 Miles: V35 Women	Donna CORRIGAN	1h08.00	Hemel Hempstead	12/03/2004
10 Miles: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h 03.25	St Albans	24/01/2016
10 Miles: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h02.44**	St Albans	20/01/2019
10 Miles: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	1h 14.45	Maidenhead	04/05/2015
10 Miles: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	1h13:56	St Albans	20/01/2019
10 Miles: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	1h34.48	St Albans	19/01/2020
10 Miles: V65 Women
1/2 Marathon: Senior women / outright best	Kate RENNIE (V45)	1h21.15	St. Albans	13/06/2021
1/2 Marathon: u23 Women	Frances ROBERTS	1h37.54	Leeds	13/05/2012
1/2 Marathon: V35 Women	Ania GABB	1h21.33**	Windsor	23/02/2020
1/2 Marathon: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h21.21	Stevenage*	22/10/2017
1/2 Marathon: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h21.15	St Albans	13/06/2021
1/2 Marathon: V50 Women	Catherine DAVIES	1h 39.18	Milton Keynes	04/05/2015
1/2 Marathon: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	1h38.57	Wokingham	24/03/2019
1/2 Marathon: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	2h02.59	Welwyn	17/03/2019
1/2 Marathon: V65 Women
20 Miles: Senior women / outright best	Ania GABB	2h17.17	Milton Keynes	17/03/2019
20 Miles: V35 Women
20 Miles: V40 Women	Kerry ARDLEY	2h 28.26	Milton Keynes	15/03/2020
20 Miles: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	2h18.23	Hillingdon	10/03/2019
20 Miles: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	2h 42.58	Oakley	02/04/2017
20 Miles: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	2h 38.14	Bramley, Surrey	17/02/2019
20 Miles: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	4h04.41	Milton Keynes	11/03/2018
Marathon: Senior women / outright best	Kate RENNIE (v45)	2h57.28	London	28/04/2019
Marathon: u23 Women	Zoe KENNEDY	5:06.27	London	21/04/2013
Marathon: u20 Women	Zoe DUNNINGS	5:32.41	London	22/04/2007
Marathon: V35 Women	Ania GABB	3h04.19	Chicago	13/10/2019
Marathon: V40 Women	Kerry ARDLEY	3h 16.16	Dorney Lake	04/10/2020
Marathon: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	2h57.28	London	28/04/2019
Marathon: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	3h 47.36	London	23/04/2017
Marathon: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	3h36.49	San Sebastian	26/11/2017
Marathon: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	4h44.01	Dorney Lake	04/10/2020
Marathon: V65 Women
**non UKA-licence event

Women and Girls - Disability

Event	U20 women	U17 women	U15 girls	U13 girls
60m indoors		Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 8.68i Lee Valley 18/03/2018
100m	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 13.57 1.41 m/s Bedford 31/08/2019	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 13.13 Bedford 27/05/2017 Esme O’CONNELL 13.1 Sandy 14/07/2018	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 12.7 Copthall 7/08/2016	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 14.1 Ipswich 7/09/2014
200m		Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 28.69 Coventry 1/07/2017	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 28.7 Jarman Fields 12/07/2015	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 29.2 Jarman Fields 15/06/2014
Long jump	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.55 Stoke Mandeville 08/09/2019	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.68m Stevenage 7/05/2018	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.51m Watford 15/05/2016	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 3.88m Luton 11/05/2014
Long jump indoors	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.53m Lee Valley 15/03/2020	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.34m Lee Valley 18/03/2018
Shot putt (3kg)		Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 6.90m Jarman Fields 17/09/2017	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 5.07m Jarman Fields 11/09/2016	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 2.72kg 4.18m Grays 13/04/2014
Shot putt (4kg)		Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.54m Loughborough (31/08/2018)
Discus		Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.54 Loughborough 31/08/2018
Javelin throw	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 600g 17.14 Jarman Fields 22/09/2019 500g 17.51m Derby 06/07/2019	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 600g 17.94m Jarman Fields 18/08/2018

Men and Boys

Men & Boys - Track

Event	Seniors/Outright Best	U23 Men	U20 Men	U17 Men	U15 Boys	U13 Boys
60m indoors	Dominic ASHWELL (u17) 6.82i Lee Valley 24/01/2015	Lewis CLARKE 7.11 i Lee Valley 31/01/2011	Destiny OGALI 6.84i Lee Valley 01/02/2020	Dominic ASHWELL 6.82i Lee Valley 24/01/2015	Chenna OKOH-MASON 7.30i Lee Valley 19/01/2014	Oscar NORTH 8.62i Lee Valley 11/02/2018
100m	Destiny Ogali (u23) 10.45 (1.8 m/s) Dagenham 29/05/2021	Destiny Ogali (u23) 10.45 (1.8 m/s) Dagenham 29/05/2021	Destiny OGALI 10.53 (2.0m/s) Manchester Regional Arena 04/09/2020	Dominic ASHWELL 10.57 (1.8m/s) Bedford 31/05/15	Chenna OKOH-MASON 11.1 Ipswich 07/09/2014 Chenna OKOH MASON 11.29 (0.3 m/s) Watford 24/05/2014	Chenna OKOH-MASON 12.1 Jarman Fields 23/09/2012
150m	Jack RAINE 17.63 (1.8m/s)(u20) Worthing 18/04/2021	Liam SANDFORD 17.97 (0.0m/s) Cheltenham 16/07/14	Jack RAINE 17.63 (1.8m/s)(u20) Worthing 18/04/2021	Marcus STANSBURY 22.73 (-3.7m/s) Lee Valley 02/04/2018
200m	Destiny OGALI 21.68 (0.7 m/s) (u23) Lee Valley 06/06/202	Destiny OGALI 21.68 (0.7 m/s) Lee Valley 06/06/202	Eliot COPPERWHITE 21.84 (0.9m/s) Watford 22/6/13	Destiny OGALI 22.09 (0.1 m/s) Jarman Fields 10/06/2018	Chenna OKOH 22.78 (-0.4m/s) Watford 24/05/2014	Chenna OKOH 25.2 Cambridge 19/8/12
200m indoors	Destiny OGALI (u20) 22.34 Lee Valley 09/02/2020	Jonathan RENDELL 22.97 NIAC Cardiff 11/01/2015	Destiny OGALI 22.34 Lee Valley 09/02/2020	Eliot COPPERWHITE 23.43 Lee Valley 04/03/2012	Chenna OKOH-MASON 23.21 EIS Sheffield 02/03/2014	Oscar NORTH 27.88 Lee Valley 25/03/2018
300m	Chenna OKOH (u15) 35.58 Bedford 31/08/2014	Jon RENDELL 35.87 i NIAC, Cardiff 14/12/2014	Jack RAINE Worthing 38.48 18/04/2021	Tom GAUNCE 35.7 Dagenham 25/04/2021	Chenna OKOH 35.58 Bedford 31/08/2014
300m indoors	Jonathan RENDELL (u23) 35.87 MAIC Cardiff 14/12/2014	Jonathan RENDELL 35.87 MAIC Cardiff 14/12/2014	Marcus STANSBURY 42.74 Lee Valley 01/01/2020	Marcus STANSBURY 45.48 Lee Valley 01/01/2019	China OKOH-MASON 36.65 EIS Sheffield 01/03/2014
400m	Paul FIELD 48.37 Finland 23/8/92 John GARNER (u23) 48.4 Watford 15/05/1988	John GARNER 48.4 Watford 15/03/1988	Stanley PHILLIPS 50.3 Brighton 11/06/1983	Chenna OKOH Mason 49.49 Little Marlow 19/07/2015	Chenna OKOH-MASON 51.37 Watford 21/08/2013	Jack ROSSINI 61.9 Southend-on-Sea 25/05/2003
400m indoors	CHENNA OKOH-MASON (u17) 49.70 EIS Sheffield 28/02/2015	Jonathan RENDELL 49.99 Lee Valley 04/03/2015	Jonathan RENDELL 51.50 Lee Valley 15/01 /2012	CHENNA OKOH-MASON 49.70 EIS Sheffield 28/02/2015	David NISBET 61.40 Lee Valley 18/03/2007
600m	George DOWDING (u17) 1:22.72 Lee Valley 02/12/18	Anthony SHELDON 1.28.5 Crystal Palace 12/03/1978	Michael ARMSTRONG 1:28.11 Lee Valley 01/12/19	George DOWDING 1:22.72i Lee Valley 02/12/2018	Tom GAUNCE 1:30.14 i Lee Valley 02/12/18
600m indoors	George DOWDING (u17) 1:22.72 Lee Valley 02/12/2018		Jonathan RENDELL 1:28.38 NAIC Cardiff 08/12/2012	George DOWDING 1:22.72 Lee Valley 02/12/2018	Tom GAUNCE 1:30.14 i Lee Valley02/12/18
800m	Charles BODDAM-WHETHAM (u23) 1.52.5 Cambridge 15/5/99	Charles BODDAM-WHETHAM 1.52.5 Cambridge 15/5/99	Thomas O’REILLY 1.57.25 West London Stadium 07/07/2021	Tom GAUNCE 1:57.30 Lee Valley 29/08/2020	Tom GAUNCE 2:00.97 Eltham 14/08/2019	Paul LIPMAN 2:16.6 Welwyn Garden City 31/0819/98
800m indoors	George DOWDING (u20) 1:59.09 Lee Valley 20/01/2019		George DOWDING 1:59.09 Lee Valley 20/01/2019	Tom GAUNCE 1:59.75 EIS Sheffield 22/02/2020	Marc BONITO 2:18.83 Lee Valley 09/03/2008	Jack BRIDGE 2:58.75 Lee Valley 22/02/2020
1,000m	Anthony SHELDON (U23) 2.34.8 Neu Isenburg, Germany Apr-1979	Anthony SHELDON 2.34.8 Neu Isenburg, Germany Apr-1979		Timothy ATKINS Crystal Palace 2:54.4 12/03/1978		Mark FIELD 3:26.6 Copthall 19.82
1,000m indoors	Edward FOY (u17) 3:09.17 EIS Sheffield 15/03/2020			Edward FOY 3:09.17 EIS Sheffield 15/03/2020
1,500m	Simon EVERINGTON ( 3.53.09 Watford 5/7/03	Simon EVERINGTON 3.54.6 Cheltenham 17/07/1996	Joseph CHAMBERLAIN 4.01.74 Milton Keynes 05/06/2021	Joseph CHAMBERLAIN 3:59.72 Harrow Weald 24/09/2020	Joseph CHAMBERLAIN 4.15.23 Watford 25/07/2018	Ryan COX 4:38.2 Hayes 4/6/89
1,500m indoors	Joshua VAN HEININGEN (u17) 4:28.00 Lee Valley 20/03/2016		Rhys ROWLANDS 4:33.80 Lee Valley 20/03/2016	Joshua VAN HEININGEN 4:28.00 Lee Valley 20/03/2016	Joshua VAN HEININGEN 4:43.01 Lee Valley 16/03/2014
Mile	Joseph CHAMBERLAIN (U17) 4.28.80 Bannister Sports Centre, Harrow 01/10/2020	Andrew DEL NEVO 5.04.4 Highgate 19/08/1987	David WOOD 4:41.1 Watford 05/09/1990	Joseph Joseph CHAMBERLAIN 4.28.80 Bannister Sports Centre, Harrow 01/10/2020	Simon EVERINGTON 5.12.5 Watford 12/08/87	Simon EVERINGTON 5.09.4 Watford 10/09/86
Mile indoors	Matt HAMILTON 4:48.19 Lee Valley 29/01/2020
3,000m	Jack PARSLOW 8.23.25 Watford 29/07/15	Neil BURTON 8.29.95 Bordeaux, France 23/05/2004	Samuel Burnell 8.41.56 Milton Keynes 22/05/2021	Kristian IMROTH 8.47.71 Reading 29/04/2018	Kristian IMROTH 9.32.5 Jarman Fields 26/6/16	Simon EVERINGTON 10.23.6 9/7/86
3,00m indoors	Neil BURTON (u20) 8:41.83 NIA Birmingham 25/02/2001		Neil BURTON 8:41.83 NIA Birmingham 25/02/2001
5,000m	Neil BURTON (u23) 14.36.97 Solihull 25/6/05	Neil BURTON 14.36.97 Solihull 25/6/05	Samuel BURNELL 15.25.71 Bedford 12/06/2021	Matthew SALT 16.02.0 Jarman Fields 18/9/2008
10,000m	Jack PARSLOW 30.15.66 Stretford 20/08/2016		Robin HARVEY 34.08.4 St Albans 9/9/89
The Hour
20,000m
3,000m SC (91.4cm)	Andrew CRACKNELL 9.40.99 Jarman Fields 17/7/11	Simon EVERINGTON 9.44.4 Portsmouth 03/08/1996	Andrew CRACKNELL 10.08.5 Jarman Fields 3/8/02	Rhys ROWLANDS 10.54.9 Jarman Fields 13/09/15	N/A	N/A
3,000m SC (84cm
2,000m SC (91.4cm)	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS (u20) 6.15.28 Milton Keynes 05/06/2021	Rhys ROWLANDS 6:30.91 Jarman Fields 17/08/2019	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS 6.15.28 Milton Keynes 05/06/2021	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS 6.52.5 Jarman Fields 17/08/2019	N/A	N/A
2,000m SC (84cm)
1,500m SC (91.4cm)	Kristian IMROTH (u17) 4.31.73 Bromley 27/05/2018			Kristian IMROTH 4.31.73 Bromley 27/05/2018	N/A	N/A
1,500m SC (84cm)
60m hurdles indoors	David SIMMONDS (u23) 8.30 Crystal Palace SCAAA 1983 101.3cm	David SIMMONDS 8.30 i Crystal Palace 1983	Richard HANSARD 8.64i NIA Birmingham 20/02/2005 99cm	Ralph WILLIAMS 8.56i Lee Valley 20/01/2018	Josiah BARKER 19.49i Lee Valley 19/03/2016 84cm	Alexander JACKSON 12.63 Lee Valley 09/12/2017
400m Hurdles	91.4cm David GRIFFIN 52.87 Cardiff 23/05/1992	91.4cm John GARNER 55.3 Portsmouth 13/09/1987	91.4cm Jeremy LAI 58.0 Watford 15/6/85	91.4cm Jonathan RENDELL 61.0 Jarman Park 31/07/2010 84cm Richard BONFIELD Enfield 57.6 1985	N/A	N/A
200m Hurdles	Peter BENEDICKTER 26.6 (v45) Stevenage 22/05/2017
75m Hurdles					84.0cm David SIMMONDS Watford 11.2 05/06/1977	76.2cm Josiah BARKER 12.5 Jarman Fields 10/8/14 Josiah BARKER 12.56 (-0.5m/s) Kings Meadow 27/07/2014
80m Hurdles					84.0 cm Arya ARIASA-SURREY 11.44 (0.7m/s) Thurrock 15/09/2019	76.2cm Miles FRANCOIS 13.41 Watford 14/5/06
90m Hurdles
100m Hurdles				100m 91.4cm Ralph WILLIAMS 13.60 (-0.4 m/s) Jarman Fields 09/06/2018 Ralph WILLIAMS 13.72 (1.5 m/s) Bromley 27/05/2018
110m Hurdles	110m Hurdles 106.7cm Rafer JOSEPH 14.89 (-0.7 m/s) Tallinn, Estonia 29/06/1997	110m Hurdles 106.7cm John GARNER 15.1 Stoke-on-Trent Jul-1987	110m Hurdles 99.1cm Richard HANSARD 15.0 Haringey 19/06/2005 Richard HANSARD 15.19 (0.1 m/s) Bedford 03/06/2005 110m Hurdles 106.7cm Richard HANSARD 15.2 Harrow 25/06/2005	James WELLER Jarman Park 19.8 10/08/2013
4x100m	Gavin TOWN, John GARNER, Winston THOMAS (v45), Paul FIELD (u23) 43.7 Watford 6/6/90		Samad IBRAHIM, Jacob HAYNES (u17), Louis JACKSON (u17) Destiny OGALI 45.1 Jarman 17/08/2019 Ian SIMSON (U17), James FRANCOIS, Kyle LOCKER, Richard WENTFORD 48.7 Woodford Green 24/4/05	Solomon SANDIFORD, Josh WOODS, Tom GERARD, Destiny OGALI 44.8 Jarman Park 3/6/18	Michael JOYCE Alex MANCEY Miles KENNY LJ HENRY 46.8 Cambridge 07/07/2019	Oscar NORTH, Alex MANCEY, Jonathan CHIWELE, Michael JOYCE 54.9 Ipswich 30/07/2017
4x200m	v40 team, Jarman Fields, 1:54.9 24/07/2000
4x300m						N/A
4x400m	Gavin TOWN John GARNER Paul FIELD (U23) David GRIFFIN (U23) 3.19.62 Watford 06/06/1990		Thomas BAIN Oliver AYRES (U17) Luke BURFORD James GLYN 3.39.9 Jarman Fields 17/08/2019	Russell CLARKE, Andrew TREVILLION, Christopher NORTH, David CLIFFORD Parliament Hill, 23/07/200 3:42.6	3:56.9 William ADAMS, Stephen SMITH, Christopher NORTH, Russell CLARKE St Albans 18/07/1999	N/A
4x400m mixed relay	Oliver AYRES (U17) Libby MALLORD (U20) Katy WARREN Thomas BAIN (U20) 3.58.5 Jarman Fields 19/05/2019
1,600m medley relay	u17 P JACKSON, Jason DOMAN, Justin DAVIES, Richard WILLETTS 3.50.4 Watford 08/07/1983 13/5/96			P JACKSON, Jason DOMAN, Justin DAVIES, Richard WILLETTS 3:50.14 08/07/1984 Watford
2,000m walk	Peter MORRIS (v60) 11.12.2 (track) Enfield 26/4/99
3,000m walk	Peter MORRIS (v60) 16.56.9 (track) Stevenage 29/8/99
1 hour
24 hours

Men & Boys - Field

Event	Seniors/Outright Best	U23 Men	U20 Men	U17 Men	U15 Boys	U13 Boys
High jump	Robert MITCHELL (U23) 2.20m Jarman Fields 16/9/01	Robert MITCHELL 2.20m Jarman Fields 16/9/01	Robert MITCHELL 2.14m Bedford 04/07/99	Robert MITCHELL 2.00m Jarman Fields 10/8/97	Howard GALE 1.82m Bedford 6/8/00	Steven FITZWILLIAM 1.59m Watford 1985
High jump indoors	Jason HAMILTON (u20) 2.03m Lee Valley 07/03/2010	Jason HAMILTON 2.00m NIA Birmingham 06/02/2011	Jason HAMILTON 2.03m Lee Valley 07/03/2010	Jason HAMILTON 1.93m Lee Valley 18/03/2007	Jason HAMILTON 1.65m Kings Lynn 13/02/2005	Edward HOPPER 1.20m Lee Valley 06/10/2013
Pole vault	Rafer JOSEPH 4.80m Enfield 03/08/1997	John GARNER 4.30m Acoteias Portugal 08/05/1988	Lee CORDELL 4.40m Eton 26/8/06	James WELLER 4.11m Jarman Fields 15/9/13	Michael FRYER Carshalton 3.72i 21/09/2014	Benjamin JACKSON 2.40m ?? 23/9/97 Josiah BARKER 2.40m Watford 21/5/14
Pole vault indoors	Lee CORDELL (u20) 4.20m NIA Birmingham 23/02/2008	Lee CORDELL 3.80m Lee Valley 15/03/2009	Lee CORDELL 4.20m NIA Birmingham 23/02/2008	Thomas ASHTON 4.0m Lee Valley 15/03/2020	Michael FRYER 3.72m Carshalton 23/09/2014
Long jump	Daniel HOPPER (u20) 7.33m (0.7m/s) Birmingham 13/07/2018	John GARNER 7.10m ?? 1987	Daniel HOPPER 7.33m (0.7 m/s) Birmingham 13/07/2018	Daniel HOPPER 7.02m Jarman Fields 04/09/2016	Mark SWALES 6.06m Welwyn Garden City 16/7/89	George HURLEY Bedford 5.63m 04/07/2015
Long jump indoors	Joshua WOODS (u20) 6.78m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2020	Ian SIMSON 6.21m Lee Valley 28/02/2009	Joshua WOODS 6.78m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2020	Joshua WOODS 6.62m Lee Valley 20/01/2018	Josiah BARKER 5.33m Lee Valley 19/03/2016	Edward HOPPER 3.83m Lee Valley 06/10/2013
Triple jump	Bradley PIKE (u20) 14.83m (0.6 m/s) Watford 15/5/11	Ian SIMSON 14.00 New Haven Connecticut 14/04/2009	Bradley PIKE 14.83m (0.6 m/s) Watford 15/5/11	Bradley PIKE 14.76m Watford 27/6/10	Lierre HENRY 12.46m Jarman Fields 22/09/2019	Lewis AUSTIN 10.55m Jarman Fields 16/09/2001
Triple jump indoors	Joshua WOODS (u20) 14.57m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2019	Ian SIMSON 13.51m Lee Valley 28/02/2009	Joshua WOODS 14.57m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2019	Bradley PIKE 14.13m NIA Birmingham 27/02/2010	Jackson COWANS 9.89m Lee Valley 17/03/2013
Shot putt	Pierre FABER 17.81m (7.26kg) Bedford 31/5/99	Samuel WALKER 12.60 (7.26kg) Harrow 31/07/1993	Samuel WALKER 14.26m (6.0kg) SEAA Inter-Counties Hayes 23/8/92 Samuel WALKER 12.46m (7.26kg) Welwyn Garden City 01/08/1992	Benjamin WALKER 14.85m (5kg) Birmingham 17/9/1994 Benjamin WALKER 11.37m (7.26kg) Guildford 18/07/1984	Benjamin WALKER 14.16m (4kg) King’s Lynn 31/5/92	Benjamin WALKER 10.18m (3.25kg) Watford 7/5/90 Alex JACKSON 9.92m (3kg) Lee Valley 12/08/18
Shot put indoors	Shaun WALL (v35) 11.31kg Lee Valley 30/03/2019	Christopher LINE 10.19m EIS Sheffield 04/02/2015	Josiah BARKER 12.83m Lee Valley 14/03/2020	Christopher LINE 10.03m Lee Valley 01/03/2009	Alexander JACKSON 11.38m Lee Valley 26/01/2020	Heavier shot Daniel HOPPER 8.31m NEC Birmingham 07/04/2013
Discus throw	Rafer JOSEPH 52.00m (2kg) Bolton July 1996	Christopher LINES 42.71m (2kg) Bedford 10/07/2016	Stephen WATSON Jr. 53.85m (1.75kg) Bedford 28/6/09 Stephen WATSON Jr. 48.70m (2kg) Jarman Fields 25/05/2008	Benjamin WALKER 51.72m (1.5kg) Watford 29/08/1994 Benjamin WALKER 40.90m (2kg) Watford 30/07/1994	Benjamin WALKER 48.76m (1.25kg) AAA Nationals 15/8/92	Benjamin WALKER 32.24m (1kg) Enfield 19/08/90
Hammer throw	Paul DICKINSON (v40) 56.74m (7.26kg) Athens 03/06/1994	Nicholas DAVIDSON 45.82m Waltham Forest 15/08/1987	Benjamin FLASH 52.81m (6kg) Copthall 07/09/2008 Benjamin FLASH 47.56 (7.26kg) Sandy 06/06/2009	Nicholas DAVIDSON 55.96m (5kg) Birmingham 09/0819/86	Benjamin JONES 47.63m (4kg) Jarman Fields 18/9/11	Alex JACKSON 29.33m (3kg) Copthall 30/06/2018
Javelin throw	Roald BRADSTOCK (v45) 74.73m (800g) Tucson, Arizona 19/5/11	Jorge DAVIES 52.41m (800g new spec) Horspath Oxford 12/07/2014 Trevor RATCLIFFE 65.82m (800g old spec) Crystal Palace June 1986	Paul LONGHURST 59.14m (800g new spec) Mile End 23/5/92 Trevor RATCLIFFE 59.80m (800g old spec) Copthall 25/6/1983	Sean O’HANLON 60.50m (700g) Birmingham 07/08/1993 Sean O’HANLON 55.56m (800g) Bromley 1993	Archibald KEITH 45.63 (600g) Birmingham 12/07/2019	Roraigh BROWNE Kings Meadow 36.28m 28/07/2018
Weight throw	Shaun WALL (v35) (15.88kg) 8.84m Lee Valley 10/03/2019
Pentathlon	John GARNER 3,150p Watford June 1991	Paul LONGHURST 3,148p Jarman Fields 30/06/1996	Darren MILLS 2,223p Jarman Fields 26/7/98	Stephen GIBBS 2,622p Haringey 22/08/1992	Miles KENNY 2,427 Exeter 21/09/2019	Josiah BARKER 1,597p (3.25k shot) Jarman Fields 06/07/14 Noah FRANKLIN 1,311p (3kg shot) Jarman Fields 29/06/2019
Pentathlon indoors			John GARNER 3,213p RAF Cosford 03/03/1984	James WELLER 3,615 EIS Sheffield 03/03/2013	Josiah BARKER 2,009p EIS Sheffield 13/03/2016
Pentathlon 5 star						Robin MILLER 354 24/06/1992
Heptathlon indoors			Roger HUNTER 4,771p NIA Birmingham 05/02/1995
Octathlon	Benjamin WALKER 5,026 ?? May 1994			Benjamin WALKER 5,026 ?? May 1994
Decathlon	Pierre FABER 7,647p Jarman Fields 24/08/1997	John GARNER 7,367p Acoteias Portugal 08/05/1988	Roger HUNTER 6,925p /Stoke-on-Trent 04/06/1995	Richard BONFIELD 3,862p Watford 25/08/1985

Men & Boys - Indoor

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Veteran Men - Track

Event	Over 35	Over 40	Over 45	Over 50	Over 55	Over 60	Over 65	Over 70	Over 75	Over 80
60m (indoors)		Michael SMITH 7.72 i San Sebastian Spain 20/03/2013	Michael SMITH 7.69 i Torun, Poland 24/03/2019	David IVES 8.7 i Eton 02/11/2003	Peter STANSBURY 8.81 i Lee Valley 01/01/2020
100m	Matthew ARMSTRONG 12.6 Portsmouth 26/06/2004	Winston THOMAS 11.8 Copthall 12/10/1986	Winston THOMAS 11.7 Reading 8/9/89	Winston THOMAS 12.6 Enfield 24/4/95	Winston THOMAS 12.9 Watford 12/06/2000	Peter MORRIS 15.3 Ilford 7/6/99	Dennis LETTERBOROUGH 16.1 Jarman Fields 16/09/1990	Dennis LETTERBOROUGH 16.2 ? 1992
150m				Peter STANSBURY 22.25 Lee Valley 02/04/18
200m	Matthew ARMSTRONG 25.0 Jarman Fields 04/07/2004	Winston THOMAS 24.1 ? 1987	Winston THOMAS 23.8 Basingstoke 27/05/1989	Winston THOMAS 24.49 Miyazaki, Japan 10/10/1993	Winston THOMAS 25.30 Jyvaskyla, Finland 12/07/2000	David IVES 27.7 Jarman Fields 12/7/10		Peter MORRIS 33.3 Copthall 9/6/08		Peter MORRIS 39.70 Jarman Fields 07/11/2016
200m indoors		Michael SMITH 24.98 San Sebastian, Spain 27/03/2013	Michael SMITH 25.09 Lee Valley 22/02/2015	Peter STANSBURY 29.52 Lee Vally 01/01/2019
300m				Peter STANSBURY 44.8 Tooting Bec 30/06/18	Peter STANSBURY 42.20 Dagenham 26/06/2021
300m indoors				Peter STANSBURY 45.77 Lee Valley
400m	Gregor MORRIS 56.7 Guildford 24/06/2000	Winston THOMAS 52.1 Bracknell 2/7/88	Winston THOMAS 52.3 Glasgow Jul-1990 Winston THOMAS 52.42 Turku, Finland 24/07/1991	Winston THOMAS 53.81 Miyazaki, Japan 16/10/1993	Winston THOMAS 55.64 Jyvaskyla 12/7/00	Winston THOMAS 63.32 i Eskilstuna, Sweden 13/03/2005	John COOPER 95.5 Copthall 13/06/2016	Peter MORRIS 76.7 Jarman Fields 11/6/07	Peter MORRIS 87.1 Lee Valley 10/06/2013
400m indoors				Peter STANSBURY 68.78m Lee Valley 27/01/2018	Winston THOMAS 56.64 Bordeaux 11/03/01	Winston THOMAS 63.32 Eskilstuna, Sweden 13/03/2005
600m				Peter STANSBURY 1:53.83 Lee Valley 01/12/19	Peter STANSBURY 1:43.33 Bromley 11/04/2021
600m indoors					Peter STANSBURY 1:53.83 Lee Valley 01/12/2019
800m	Andrew DEL NEVO 2.07.6 Harrow Weald 28/06/2003 Andrew DEL NEVO 2.07.62 San Sebastian, Spain 29/08/2005	Winston THOMAS 2.05.0 Ladywell Park 15/8/87	Raymond GURNEY 2.07.7 ? 1992	Raymond GURNEY 2.17.0 Enfield 11/5/98	Peter STANSBURY 2.29.64 Lee Valley 25/04/2021	Peter MORRIS 2.44.0 Jarman Fields 19/9/99	John COOPER 2.56.9 Jarman Fields 08/07/2013	John COOPER 3.24.1 Stevenage 11/06/2018
800m indoors	Andrew DEL NEVO 2:10.17 NAIC Cardiff 05/03/2006		Robin POTTON 2:33.35 Lee Valley 14/03/2020	Peter STANSBURY 2:47.04 Lee Valley 20/02/2019	Peter STANSBURY 2:35.36 Lee Valley 19.01.2020
1,000m
1,500m	Andrew DEL NEVO 4.22.97 San Sebastian, Spain 02/09/2005	Raymond GURNEY 4.20.7 Watford 11/9/88	John JALES 4.33.3 Watford 11/09/1988	Raymond GURNEY 4.42.7 Enfield 20/4/98	Peter MORRIS 5.12.8 Harlow 06/05/1995	Peter MORRIS 4.43.2 Peterborough 31/5/97	John COOPER 5.57.9 Lee Valley 29/04/2013	John COOPER 6.50.9 Lee Valley 14/05/2018
1,500m indoors	Andrew DEL NEVO 4:36.62 NAIC Cardiff 04/03/2006	Andrew DEL NEVO 4:37.40 Lee Valley 26/02/2011
Mile			John JALES 5.04.3 Watford 12/8/87	John COOPER 5.22.2 Wimbledon 15/5/99		Peter MORRIS 5.32.4 Enfield 26/04/99
3,000m		Alun SAINSBURY 9.18.7 Watford 21/5/07		John JALES 10.14.3 Watford 17/09/1989	John JALES 11.20.6 Watford 18/09/1994	Peter MORRIS 12.07.3 Jarman Fields 19/9/99		John COOPER 13.50 Stevenage 11/06/2018
3,000m indoors	Andrew DEL NEVO 10:30.17 Helsinki Finland 22/03/2007	Andrew DEL NEVO 10:05.85 Lee Valley 28/03/2010
5,000m		Lawrie FOSTER 15.29.8 15/6/84		John JALES 17.40.2 Watford 13/09/1989	Peter MORRIS 17.57.6 Watford 13/07/1991	Peter MORRIS 19.32.9 Deangate 22/6/96		Malcolm SARGEANT 25.03.01 Jarman Fields 17/09/17
10,000m		Paul ALLEN 35.59.0 Luton 28/08/2005
2,000m SC (91.4cm)		Andrew DEL NEVO 7.41.4 Jarman Fields 10/8/13			Peter MORRIS 11.08.0 Enfield 29/04/1996
3,000m SC (91.4cm)		Alun SAINSBURY 11.11.7 Bournemouth 2/6/07	Andrew DEL NEVO 11.14.8 West London Stadium 14/07/2012	91.4cm Peter MORRIS 11.54.1 Woking 26/07/1986	91.4cm Peter MORRIS 10.35.0 Croydon 03/07/1993	Peter MORRIS 11.56.5 (76.2cm) Basildon 15/5/99
60m hurdles (indoors)				David IVES 12.0 i Eton 02/11/2004
Sprint hurdles		John GARNER 17.4 Watford 21/5/07		David IVES 19.2 (100m/91.4cm) Jarman Fields 19/9/99	David IVES 20.3 Watford 21/06/2004
200m hurdles		Peter BENEDICKTER 26.6 Stevenage 22/05/2017		Peter STANSBURY 33.5 Stevenage 10/06/2019
Long hurdles		400m Hurdles 91.4cm Winston THOMAS 61.7 Watford Jun-88	400m Hurdles 91.4cm Winston THOMAS 58.8 Watford 24/06/1989	400m 91.4 cm Winston THOMAS 64.3 Brighton 3/6/95 84.0cm Winston THOMAS 63.16 Bedford 15/07/1994	400m Hurdles 84.0cm Peter STANSBURY 70.28 Lee Valley 31/05/2021 91.4cm Peter MORRIS 72.7 ? 1993	300m 68.5cm (was 76.2cm) Peter MORRIS 97.5 (76.2m) Portsmouth 4/6/00
4 x 100m		Dacorum & Tring 51.1 Enfield 24/4/95
4x200m		Team composition unknown 1.54.9 Jarman Fields 24/07/2000
4 x 400m		George CHALSTREY (V50), Mick NORTH, Ken Perry 4.32.6 Watford 12/6/00
1,600m Medley Relay		Dacorum & Tring 4.15.0 Enfield 13/5/96
2,000m walk		John SAUNDERS 14.43.6 Enfield 3/5/00		Lesley LEECH 13.53.3 Enfield 10/5/04	Robert SALT 14.10.4 Stevenage 05/07/2021	Peter MORRIS 11.12.2 Enfield 26/4/99		Peter MORRIS 13.13.4 Copthall 2/7/07	Peter MORRIS 14.11.9 Jarman’s Fields 25/07/2011	Peter MORRIS 16.16.9 Jarman Fields 07/11/2016
3,000m walk						Peter MORRIS 16.56.9 Stevenage 29/8/99

Veteran Men - Field

Event	O35	O40	O45	O50	O55	060	O65	070
High jump	John GARNER 1.95m Jarman Fields 17/09/2000	John GARNER 1.85m Jarman Fields 17/9/06	John HOPPER 1.70m Jarman Fields 10/08/2014	David IVES 1.50m Tooting Bec 2/5/98 Peter STANSBURY 1.50m Watford 05/09/2018 Watford 05/29/2019	Richard EMPTAGE 1.45m Jarman Fields 09/09/2018	David IVES 1.30m Jarman Fields 21/9/08
High Jump indoors			John HOPPER 1.70m Lee Valley 08/03/2015	Peter STANSBURY 1.45m Lee Valley 02/12/2018
Pole vault	John GARNER 3.00m Jarman Fields 05/05/2001 Trevor RATCLIFFE 3.00m Jarman Fields 21/09/2003	Richard GAMMAGE 3.80m Jarman Fields 05/05/2007	Richard GAMMAGE 4.21m Cosford 25/06/2008	David GORDON 3.51mi Carshalton 23/09/2018	Gerald RATCLIFFE 2.40m Enfield 15/05/1995	Peter MORRIS 2.00m 18/05/96 Gerald Ratcliffe 2.00m Jarman Fields 16/5/98
Pole vault indoors		Andrew DEL NEVO 3.14m Carshalton 25/03/2012	David GORDON 3.90m Budapest Hungary, 26/03/2014	David GORDON 3.51m Carshalton 23/09/2018
Long jump	John GARNER 6.53m Jarman Fields 17/09/2000	Winston THOMAS 5.76m Perivale 5/6/88	John GARNER 5.82m Stevenage 02/05/2011	Richard EMPTAGE 5.05m Jarman Fields 13/07/15	Richard EMPTAGE 4.29m Jarman Fields 23/07/2018	David IVES 3.68m Jarman Fields 22/6/08	David IVES 2.09m Lee Valley 29/04/2013	Peter MORRIS 2.33m Lee Valley 30/04/07
Long jump indoors		Ian HAWTIN 4.46m Lee Valley 14/02/2010		Ian HAWTIN 4.22m Lee Valley 23/02/2020	Peter STANSBURY 3.90m Eton 01/03/2020
Triple jump	Richard EMPTAGE 12.45m Crawley 26/06/1999	Richard EMPTAGE 11/57m Jarman Fields 2/8/03	Richard EMPTAGE 11.15m Eton 27/06/2009	Richard EMPTAGE 10.69m Stevenage 5/5/14	Richard EMPTAGE 9.94m Lee Valley 24/06/2019	David IVES 7.27m Lee Valley 21/6/10
Triple jump indoors			Stuart STAFFORD 7.96m Copthall 13/06/2016	Richard EMPTAGE 10.28m Copthall 13/06/2016
Shot putt	John GARNER 12.04m (7.26kg) Jarman Fields 17/09/2000	John Garner 11.67m (7.26kg) Jarman Fields 17/9/06	John GARNER 11.10m (7.26kg) Jarman Fields 31/07/2010	John GARNER 11.92m (6kg) Jarman Fields 13/09/2015	6.0kg David IVES 9.25m Jarman Fields 25/09/2005 7.26kg Trevor RATCLIFFE 8.99m Kingsmeadow, London 13/07/2019	David IVES 9.54m (5kg) Lee Valley 30/4/12	David IVES 8.97m (5kg) Lee Valley 29/04/2013	Gerald RATCLIFFE 26.18m (4kg) Jarman Fields 17/9/06
Shot put indoors	Shaun WALL 11.31m Lee Valley 10/03/2019	Jeremy TIGAR 11.27m Eton 03/01/2010
Discus throw	Trevor RATCLIFFE 36.79m (2.0kg) Portsmouth 02/06/2001	Peter YATES 39.38m (2kg) Sutcliffe Park 4/7/98	Paul DICKENSON 36.74m (2kg) Enfield 15/05/1995	Pete BENNETT 40.31 (1.5kg) Jarman Fields 19/9/10	1.5kg Trevor RATCLIFFE 35.25m Lee Valley 07/03/2020 2.0kg Trevor RATCLIFFE 29.70m Jarman Fields 17/08/2019	Gerald RATCLIFFE 33.43m (1kg) Enfield 22/05/00	Gerald RATCLIFFE 28.80m (1kg) Jarman Fields 18/09/2005	Gerald RATCLIFFE 26.18m (1kg) Jarman Fields 17/9/06
Hammer throw	Trevor RATCLIFFE 37.73m (7.26kg) Jarman Fields 04/05/2001	Paul DICKENSON 54.78m (7.26kg) Swindon 28-29/5/94	Paul DICKENSON 52.90m (7.26kg) Loughborough 09/05/1995	Paul DICKENSON 53.50m (6kg) Norman Park 8/7/00	6.0kg Trevor RATCLIFFE 32.42m Abingdon 25/05/2019 7.26kg Paul DICKENSON 40.94m Eton 27/06/2009	Paul DICKENSON 52.20m (5kg) Kingston 9/4/11	David IVES 23.50m (5kg) Lee Valley 20/05/2013	Peter MORRIS 16.66m (4kg) Copthall 9/6/08
Javelin throw	Peter YATES 69.04m (800g) Luton 17/05/1997	Peter YATES 71.51m (800g) Sutcliffe Park, Eltham 26/06/1999	Roald BRADSTOCK 74.73m (800g) Tucson, Arizona, USA 19/05/2011	Trevor RATCLIFFE 58.57m (800g) Lyon, France 9/08/15	from 2000 700g Trevor RATCLIFFE 51.46m Coventry 06/07/2019 800g Trevor RATCLIFFE 48.94m Jarman Fields 19/05/2019	Gerald RATCLIFFE 45.46m (600g) Blackpool 29/6/97	Gerald RATCLIFFE 32.85m (600g) Jarman Fields 11/07/2005	Gerald RATCLIFFE 35.23m (500g) Jarman Fields 17/9/06
Weight throw		15.88kg Shaun WALL 8.84m Lee Valley 10-03-19
Pentathlon	John GARNER 1,745p Jarman Fields 15/07/2001	Winston THOMAS 2,932p Stoke-on-Trent 6/8/88	Gerald RATCLIFFE 2,865p International Champs abroad 1986	David IVES 1,627p Jarman 26/06/1998	David IVES 1,507p Jarman Fields 13/07/2003	David IVES 1,194p Jarman Fields 22/06/2008
Pentathlon indoors					David IVES 2,875p Eton 02/11/2003
Decathlon		Gerald RATCLIFFE 4,637p Loughborough 21/09/1980	Winston THOMAS 5,616p Sheffield 09/09/1991		David IVES 2,211p Jarman Fields 25/09/2005

Men & Boys - Road Running

EVENT	NAME	RESULT	PLACE	DATE
5km on road: Senior men/outright best	Jack EYKELBOSCH	14.59	Kirby-Mallory	17/04/2021
5km on road: U13 Boys	Tim FRYER	19.47	Milton Keynes	11/03/2018
5km on road: U15 Boys	Sam BURNELL	16.38	Waddesdon	17/07/2019
5km on road: U17 Men	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS	15.54	Kings Langley	06/10/2019
5km on road: U20 Men	Rhys ROWLANDS	16.32	Waddesdon	19/07/2017
5km on road: U23 Men	Matthew SALT	16.06	Waddeson	17/07/2013
5km on road: VM35	Jamie MARLOW	16.49	Bournemouth	03/10/2015
5km on road: VM40	Jamie SAUNDERS dh!	16.42	Milton Keynes	05/05/2019
5km on road: VM45	Stephen SHAW	18.59	Waddesdon	20/07/2011
5km on road: VM50	Chris KITCHENER	18.54 dh!	Milton Keynes	05/05/2019
5km on road: VM55	Antony REEVE	21.06 dh!	Milton Keynes	01/05/2016
5km on road: VM60	Philip PUGH	22.05	Hatfield*	25/09/2019
5km on road: VM65
5km on road: VM70	John SLACK	25.54	Waddesdon	18/07/2018
5 Miles: Senior Men/Outright best	James LAWLER	24.51	Harrow	16/11/1997
5 Miles: U15 Boys	Thomas ASHTON	32.18	Berkhamsted	03/03/2019
5 Miles: U17 Men	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS	27.37	Hatfield	24/11/2019
5 Miles: U20 Men	Matt SALT	25.56	Victoria Park	26/03/2011
5 Miles: U23 Men	Matthew SALT	25.28	Victoria Park	06/04/2013
5 Miles: V35 Men	David WILSON	27.00	Oxford	1981
5 Miles: V40 Men	Jamie SAUNDERS	28.34	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V45 Men	Rikki ANDERSON	31.30**	Marlow	08/05/2005
5 Miles: V50 Men	Adam MILLS	28.57	Hatfield	24/11/2019
5 Miles: V55 Men	Simon TOWNSEND	31.26	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
5 Miles: V60 Men	Anthony REEVE	34.52	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
5 Miles: V65 Men	John COOPER	37.09**	Marlow	12/05/2013
5 Miles: V70 Men	John SLACK	42.07	Hatfield	25/11/2018
10km: Men	Jack PARSLOW	31.04	Cardiff	9/09/2012
10km: U23 Men	Matthew SALT	32.35	Abbots Langley	7/10/2012
10km: U20 Men	Jack PARSLOW	34.26	Abbots Langley	02/10/2005
10km: U17 Men	Sam BURNELL	33.44	St Albans	23/08/2020
10km: VM35	Alun SAINSBURY	33.43	Woburn	20/02/2005
10km: VM40	Alun SAINSBURY	33.56	Woodley	13/05/2007
10km: VM45	Adam EELES	39.47	Woodley	15/04/2018
10km: VM50	John JALES	38.35	Tring	1991
10km: VM55	Kenneth PERRY	41.51	Thame	26/06/2005
10km: VM60	Antony REEVE	43.34	Bovingdon	06/12/2020
10km: VM65	Kenneth PERRY	49.15	Aylesbury	09/08/2015
10km: VM70	Kenneth PERRY	52.58	Aylesbury	06/12/2020
10 Miles: Men	James LAWLER	51.41	Maidenhead	10/04/1998
10 Miles: U17 Men	Mark KIRBY	58.54	Hemel Hempstead	18/03/1991
10 Miles: U20 Men	Robin HARVEY	54.50	Hemel Hempstead	March 1990
10 Miles: U23 Men	Richard SLACK	56.05	Hemel Hempstead	16/03/1997
10 Miles: VM35	David WILSON	55.25	Walton on Thames	Nov 1981
10 Miles: VM40	Alan PEACOCK	56.52	Bedford	26/12/1981
10 Miles: VM45	Ray GURNEY	58.12	Hemel Hempstead	15/03/1992
10 Miles: VM50	John JALES	1h01.13	Hemel Hempstead	20/03/1993
10 Miles: VM55	John JALES	1h07.24	Hemel Hempstead	14/03/1993
10 Miles: VM60	Peter MORRIS	1h12.32	Hemel Hempstead	15/03/2003
10 Miles: VM65	Kenneth PERRY	1h19.24	St Albans	22/01/2017
10 Miles: VM70	John SLACK	1h31.57	St Albans	20/01/2019
20km on the road: men	David WILSON (v35)	1h17.40	Aylesbury	May 1982
1/2 Marathon: Men	Jack PARSLOW	1h07.37	Peterborough	09/10/2016
1/2 Marathon: U17 men	Angus SAUNDERS	1h20.30	Wokingham	24/02/2019
1/2 Marathon: U20 men	Jamie AYRES	1h41.52	St Albans	10/06/2018
1/2 Marathon: U23 men	Thomas CHEW	1h31.46	South Shields	15/09/2013
1/2 Marathon: VM35	Alan SAINSBURY	1h14.47	Rweading	06/03/2005
1/2 Marathon: VM40	Paul ALLEN	1h17.07	Milton Keynes	20/03/05
1/2 Marathon: VM45	John JALES	1h19.46	Berkhamsted	02/03/1986
1/2 Marathon: VM50	Ian NEEDLEMAN	1h27.45	Berkhamsted	6/03/2011
1/2 Marathon: VM55	Antony ALLEN	1h35.28	Chinnor	12/05/2004
1/2 Marathon: VM60	Philip PUGH	1h44.30	Greenwich	01/03/2020
1/2 Marathon: VM65	Kenneth PERRY	1h47.24	Milton Keynes	02/05/2016
1/2 Marathon: VM70	John SLACK	2h06.22	St Albans	09/06/2019
25km on the road	David WILSON	1h28.17	Bruges, Belgium	1982
20 Miles: Senior men / outright best	Jack PARSLOW	1h49.07	Ruislip	13/03/2016
20 Miles: VM35	David WILSON	1h59	?	1981
20 Miles: VM40	Liam AHERN	2h34.07	Ruislip	10/03/2019
20 Miles: VM45	Chris KITCHENER	2h29.52	Milton Keynes	08/03/2015
20 Miles: VM50	Adam MILLS	2h 02.13	Rochford, Essex	01/03/2020
20 Miles: VM55	Antony REEVE	2h51.28	Rusilip	12/03/2017
20 Miles: VM60	Philip PUGH	2h54.33	Hillingdon	10/03/2019
Marathon: Men	Jack PARSLOW	2h30.54	Valencia	19/11/2017
Marathon: u23	James LAWLOR	2h38.03	London	26/04/1998
Marathon: VM35	Alan SAINSBURY	2h41.02	Edinburgh	12/06/2005
Marathon: VM40	David WILSON	2h35.50	London	17/04/1983
Marathon: VM45	John JALES	2h46.39	London	20/04/1986
Marathon: VM50	John JALES	2h52.00	London	21/04/1991
Marathon: VM55	Peter MORRIS	3h09.43	Greenwich	12/04/1992
Marathon: VM60	John JALES	3h40.24	London	18/04/1999
Marathon: VM65	Malcom SARGEANT	5h28.07	London	22/04/2012
Marathon: VM70	John JALES	4h50.37	London	26/04/2009
50km: Senior	Jamie MARLOW	5h 10.00	Stevenage	21/07/2013
*non UKA-licence event

Men and Boys - Disability

Event	Senior men	U17 men	U15 boys	U13 boys
100m		Christian WRIGHT (T20) 14.4s Stevenage 13/09/2014
100m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 20.96 Coventry 01/09/2018
200m		Christian WRIGHT 30.5 Jarman Fields 13/09/2015
200m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 37.49 Chelmsford 10/06/2018
400m		Christian WRIGHT 1:10.4 Jarman Fields 13/09/2015
400m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 1.11.64 Stoke Mandeville 08/09/2018
800m T20	Alex MCNALLY 3:15.3 Ware 08/06/2019
800m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 2.32.96 Stoke Mandeville 08/09/2018
1,500m T20	Alex MCNALLY 6:58.9 Eton 02/06/2019
1500m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 5.08.81 Coventry 01/09/2018
Long jump		Christian WRIGHT (F20) 2.66m Jarman Fields 13/09/2015		Pierce REYNOLDS (F54) 2.34m Jarman Fields 17/9/2017
Shot putt	Alex MCNALLY (F20) 5.66m Ware 08/06/2019			Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 3.25kg 4.87m Jarman Fields 4/06/2017
Discus throw 1kg			Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 1.25kg 15.20m Watford 12/05/2018 Pierce REYNOLDS (F64)) 1kg 17.01m Stevenage 7/05/2018	Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 1kg 14.05m Jarman Fields 17/09/2017
Discus throw 1.25kg			Pierce REYNOLDS (F64) 15.20m Watford 12/05/2018
Javelin throw 600k			Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 600g 12.37m Jarman Fields 09/09/2018	Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 400g 14.42m Jarman Fields 17/9/2017
1 mile T20 on the road	Alex MCNALLY 7:14 London 26/05/2019
10km T20	Alex MCNALLY 56:16 London 27/05/2019
Half marathon T20	Alex MCNALLY 2:03.53 Greenwich 01/03/2020
Marathon T20	Alex MCNALLY 4:56.47 Dorney Lake 02/04/2021

Men and Boys - Champs

EVENT	2 3 T O 3 4 Y R O L D S E N I O R S		U 23 M E N		U 2 0 M E N		U 1 7 M E N		U 1 5 B O Y S		U 1 3 B O Y S		O 3 5 MA S T E R S		O 4 0 M A S T E R S		O 4 5 M A S T E R S		O 5 0 M A S T E R S		O 5 5 M A S T E R S		O 6 0 M A S T E R S		O 6 5 M A S T E R S		O 7 0 M A S T E R S		O 7 5 M A S T E R S		O U T D O O R S
100m	Paul FIELD 11.4 1994		Lewis CLARKE 11.4 2010	11.4	Stanley PHILLIPS 11.3 1983	11.3	Destiny OGALI 11.3 2018	11.3	Dominic ASHWELL 11.3 (1) 2013	11.3 (1)	Uchenna OKOH MASON	12.1	Raymond WALKER	12.5	Winston THOMAS	12.2	Winston THOMAS	12.3	Winston THOMAS	12.9	Gerald RATCLIFFE	14.7	John COOPER	17.3	Dennis LETTERBOROUGH	16.1					100m
		1994		2010		1983		2018		2013		2012		1985		1987		1989		1994		1991		2008		1990
									Uchenna OKOH MASON 11.3 (2) 2013	11.3 (2)									Steven SIMSON	12.9
										2013										2005
200m	David GRIFFIN	23.4	Lewis CLARKE	22.9	Stanley PHILLIPS	23.1	Destiny OGALI	23.2	Uchenna OKOH MASON	23.2	Uchenna OKOH MASON	25.2	Raymond WALKER	25.4	Winston THOMAS	24.7	Winston THOMAS	24.3	Winston THOMAS	24.8	Gerald RATCLIFFE	30	Peter MORRIS	29.3	Dennis LETTERBOROUGH	33.2	Peter MORRIS	33.9	Peter MORRIS	36.6	200m
		1994		2010		1983		2018		2013		2012		1985		1987		1988		1994		1991		1999		1990		2006		2011
300m		N A		N A		N A		N A	Uchenna OKOH MASON	38		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A	300m
										2013
400m	Gavin TOWN	51.8	Paul FIELD	51.3	Jack ROSSINI	51.7	David CLIFFORD	52.9 (1)	Andrew IVES	56.1	Oliver HEARN	63.9	Michael NORTH	61.7	Winston THOMAS	53.4	Winston THOMAS	52.9	George CHALSTREY	60.3	Johnn JALES	66.6	Peter MORRIS	69.6	Malcolm SARGEANT	101	Peter MORRIS	82.5			400m
		1988		1989		2008		2000		1991		1986		1998		1987		1988		1998		1995		1998		2016		2006
							Russell CLARKE	52.9 (2)	Charles BODDAM-WHETHAM	56.1
								2000		1993
800m	Lawrence COEN	1.56.3	John GARNER	2.01.9	Richard SLACK	2.02.6	Thomas O’REILLY	2.02.8	Charles	2.06.5	Paul LIPMAN	2.23.9	Thomas DIXON	2.16.0	Raymond GURNEY	2.09.8	Winston THOMAS	2.08.7	Winston THOMAS	2.21.3	John JALES	2.32.4	Peter MORRIS	2.44.0	John COOPER	3.18.5	Peter MORRIS	3.24.9			800m
		1989		1987		1993		2019	BODDAM-WHETHAM	1993		1998		2003		1989		1988		1994		1995		1999		2013		2006
1,500m	Simon EVERINGTON	4.01.1	Neil BURTON	4.17.0	Stephen MCHUGH	4.10.2	Matthew MAPLE	4.19.3	Charles	4.26.5	Simon EVERINGTON	5.04.6	Thomas DIXON	4.24.7	Raymond GURNEY	4.20.7	John JALES	4.33.3	John JALES	4.49.3	John JALES	5.16.5	John COOPER	5.58.3	John COOPER	6.14.3	Malcolm SARGEANT	7.50.1			1,500m
		1996		2002		1989		1988	BODDAM-WHETHAM	1993		1985		2002		1988		1988		1989		1994		2008		2013		2019
							Kristian IMROTH	4.19.3
								2017
3,000m	Colm MCCOY	9.39.5	Neil BURTON	8.56.5	Neil BURTON	9.04.8	Kristian IMROTH	9.12.1	Kristian IMROTH	9.32.5	Mark STANBURY	10.57.4	Thomas DIXON	9.55.1	Alun SAINSBURY	9.23.2	John JALES	9.46.0	John JALES	10.14.3	John JALES	11.20.6	Peter MORRIS	12.07.3	John COOPER	14.06.8	Malcolm SARGEANT	15.23.8			3,000m
		1988		2003		2000		2017		2016		1991		2003		2005		1987		1989		1994		1999		2014		2017
5,000m	James LAWLER	15.44.5	Neil BURTON	15.26.5	Matthew SALT	15.43.4	Matthew SALT	16.02.0		N A		N A	Paul ALLEN	16.48.6	Alun SAINSBURY	16.08.8	John JALES	17.07.2	John JALES	17.40.2	John JALES	19.29.1	Peter MORRIS	20.19.8	John COOPER	22.50.0	Malcolm SARGEANT	25.03.1			5,000m
		1997		2004		2011		2008						2000		2005		1988		1989		1994		1998		2013		2017

		91.4cm		91.4cm		91.4cm	84.0cm from 2020	91.4cm						91.4cm		91.4cm		91.4cm		91.4cm		91.4cm		76.2m		76.2cm		76.2cm		76.2cm
3,000m St	Colm MCCOY	10.54.6	Carl ROWLANDS	12.30.9	Matthew MAPLE	10.33.6	Rhys ROWLANDS	10.54.9					Martin JOHNSON	11.48.2	Andrew DEL NEVO	11.38.4								N A		N A		N A		N A	3,000m St
		1988		2000		1990		2015						1993		2010
2,000m St	Matthew ARMSTRONG	6.43.2			Rhys ROWLANDS	6.45.6									Michael LAMB	9.14.8	Vincent CLARKE	9.41.7													2,000m St
		2003				2018										2014		2017
1,500m St							Kristian IMROTH	4.42.0					Andrew DEL NEVO	5.25.9	Vincent CLARKE	6.52.1															1,500m St
								2017						2005		2016

Sprint Hurdles	110m Hurdles	106.7cm	110m Hurdles	106.7cm	110m Hurdles	99.0cm	100m Hurdles	91.4cm	80m Hurdles	84.0cm	75m Hurdles	76.2cm	110m Hurdles	99.1cm	110m Hurdles	99.1cm	110m Hurdles	99.1cm	100m Hurdles	91.4cm	100m Hurdles	91.4cm	80m Hurdles	76.2cm	80m Hurdles	76.2cm	80m Hurdles	68.6cm	80m Hurdles	68.6cm	Sprint Hurdles
	David SIMMONDS	16.1	Paul FIELD	15.8	Richard HANSARD	15.4	Richard HANSARD	14.5	Ryan TAYLOR	12.4	Josiah BARKER	11.2			Trevor RATCLIFFE	21.2	Trevor RATCLIFFE	22.1	David IVES	19.2	David IVES	21.3
		1989		1989		2004		2003		2003		2014				2005		2012		1999		2005
							Ralph WILLIAMS	14.5			80m Hurdles	76.2cm
								2017			Philip BLUNDEN	14.9
												1987
Low Hurdles	400m Hurdles	91.4cm	400m Hurdles	91.4cm	400m Hurdles	91.4cm	400m Hurdles	84.0cm					400m Hurdles	91.4cm	400m Hurdles	91.4cm	400m Hurdles	91.4cm	400m Hurdles	84.0cm	400m Hurdles	84.0cm	300m Hurdles	68.6cm	300m Hurdles	68.6cm	200m Hurdles	68.6cm	200m Hurdles	68.6cm	Low Hurdles
	Paul FIELD	54.5	John GARNER	55.3	Jonathan RENDELL	59.7	Jonathan RENDELL	59.1					Raymond WALKER	66.6	Lee COPELAND	65.1	George CHALSTREY	73.9	Winston THOMAS	65.8
		1993		1987		2011		2010						1985		2007		1996		1994

High Jump	Trevor RATCLIFFE	1.86m	Robert MITCHELL	2.20m	Robert MITCHELL	2.05m	Robert MITCHELL	1.90m	Howard GALE	1.80m	Jason HAMILTON	1.51m	John GARNER	1.95m	John GARNER	1.85m	John HOPPER	1.70m	David IVES	1.45m	Richard EMPTAGE	1.45m	David IVES	1.30m							High Jump
		1987		2001		1999		1997		2000		2003		2000		2006		2014		1999		2018		2008
																			Peter STANSBURY	1.45m
																				2018
Pole Vault	Graham REID	3.70m	Paul FIELD	3.60m	James WELLER	4.00m	James WELLER	4.11m	Lee CORDELL	3.50m	Benjamin JACKSON	2.40m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	3	John GARNER	3.20m	Winston THOMAS	2.70m	Peter GABBETT	3.00m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	2.00m									Pole Vault
		1992		1989		2015		2013		2003		1997		2003		2009		1990		1993		1994
	Michael GARDEN	3.70m
		2016
Long Jump	Richard EMPTAGE	5.89m	Paul FIELD	6.50m	Paul LONGHURST	6.76m	Daniel HOPPER	6.64m	Daniel HOPPER	5.91m	Jake AWE	4.93m	John GARNER	6.53m	Raymond WALKER	5.30m	George CHALSTREY	4.99m	Richard EMPTAGE	4.96m	Richard EMPTAGE	4.25m	David IVES	3.68m							Long Jump
		1997		1989		1992		2016		2014		2007		2000		1988		1996		2015		2018		2008
Triple Jump	Paul FIELD	12.65m	Stephen GIBBS	12.62m	Ian SIMSON	13.32m	Bradley PIKE	13.17m	Lierre HENRY	12.46m	Louis AUSTIN	10.55m	Richard EMPTAGE	12.03m	Richard EMPTAGE	11.30m	Richard EMPTAGE	10.94m	Richard EMPTAGE	10.48m	Richard EMPTAGE	9.72m									Triple Jump
		1994		1996		2007		2009		2019		2001		1999		2003		2008		2015		2018

Shot Putt		7.26kg		7.26kg		6.0kg		5.0kg		4.0kg		3.0kg		7.26kg		7.26kg		7.26kg		6.0kg		6.0kg		5.0kg		5.0kg		4.0kg		4.0kg	Shot Putt
	John GARNER	12.10m	Paul FIELD	11.96m	Stephen WATSON	13.18m	Samuel WALKER	13.53m	Benjamin WALKER	13.02m	Alexander JACKSON	9.47m	John GARNER	12.04m	John GARNER	11.67m	John GARNER	10.78m	John GARNER	11.92m	Andrew JACKSON	9.16m	David IVES	9.35m			Gerald RATCLIFFE	7.75m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	7.16m
		1994		1989		2008		1990		1992		2018		2000		2006		2013		2015		2015		2008				2006		2012
												3.25kg
											Samuel WATSON	9.79m
												2003
Discus Throw		2.0kg		2.0kg		1.75kg		1.5kg		1.25kg		1.0kg		2.0kg		2.0kg		2.0kg		1.5kg		1.5kg		1.0kg		1.0kg		1.0kg		1.0kg	Discus Throw
	John GARNER	35.94m	Christopher LINE	40.71m	Stephen WATSON	50.97m	Stephen WATSON	48.64m	Benjamin WALKER	42.00m	Benjamin WALKER	31.68m	John GARNER	36.37m	John GARNER	34.48m	Paul DICKENSON	33.44m	Pete BENNETT	40.31m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	32.24m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	32.22m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	28.80m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	26.18m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	19.24m
		1997		2015		2008		2007		1992		1990		2000		2006		1997		2010		1991		1996		2005		2006		2012
Hammer Throw		7.26kg		7.26kg		6.25kg		5.0kg		4.0kg				7.26kg		7.26kg		7.26kg		6.0kg		6.0kg		5.0kg		5.0kg		4.0kg		4.0kg	Hammer Throw
	Trevor RATCLIFFE	36.72m	Christopher LINE	31.13m	Benjamin FLASH	52.25m	Benjamin FLASH	53.37m	Benjamin JONES	47.63m		N A	Trevor RATCLIFFE	34.66m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	34.79m	Paul DICKENSON	44.54m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	28.60m	Andrew JACKSON	24.40m	David IVES	24.79m
		1995		2015		2008		2007		2011				2001		2005		1997		2014		2015		2008
Javelin Throw		800g		800g		800g		700g		600g		400g		800g		800g		800g	from 2000	700g	from 2000	700g		600g		600g		500g		500g	Javelin Throw
	Trevor RATCLIFFE	59.55m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	56.40m	Paul LONGHURST	47.76m	Paul MACKIE	45.82m	Jaque HUTCHINSON	44.75m	Rhys HARRIES	34.41m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	61.45m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	57.44m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	52.34m	Trevor RATCLIFFE	56.19m	Andrew JACKSON	28.63m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	41.86m			Gerald RATCLIFFE	35.23m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	26.61m
		1998		1985		1992		2008		2004		2018		2003		2006		2012		2015		2015		1997				2006		2012
																				800g		800g
																			Gerald RATCLIFFE	41.02m	Gerald RATCLIFFE	39.64m
																				1988		1994

Pentathlon	Craig SHEARER	2,402p	Lewis CLARKE	1,900p	Matthew WILLIAMS	2,125p	Michael WADLOW	2,082p	Thomas MUSKETT	2,041p	Noah FRANKLIN	1,311p	John GARNER	1,745p	Gerald RATCLIFFE	1,855p	George CHALSTREY	1,957p	David IVES	1,625p	David IVES	1,507p	David IVES	1,194p							Pentathlon
with Lighter Shot for the U13s		2011		2010		2010		2009		2004		2019		2001-07-15 00:00:00		1977		1996		1998		2003		2008							with Lighter Shot for the U13s
Pentathlon		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A	Josiah BARKER	1,597p		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A		N A	Pentathlon
with Heavier Shot for the U13s												2014																			with Heavier Shot for the U13s
D I S A B L E D	2 3 T O 3 4 Y R O L D S E N I O R S		U 23 M E N		U 2 0 M E N		U 1 7 M E N		U 1 5 B O Y S		U 1 3 B O Y S		O 3 5 M A S T E R S		O 4 0 M A S T E R S		O 4 5 M A S T E R S		O 5 0 M A S T E R S		O 5 5 M A S T E R S		O 6 0 M A S T E R S		O 6 5 M A S T E R S		O 7 0 M A S T E R S		O 7 5 M A S T E R S		D I S A B L E D
100m WC									Pierce REYNOLDS T54	21.6																					100m WC
										2018
Long Jump											Pierce REYNOLDS F64	2.34m																			Long Jump
												2017
Discus Throw										1.25kg		1.0kg																			Discus Throw
									Pierce REYNOLDS F64	13.37m	Pierce REYNOLDS F64	14.05m
										2018		2017
Javelin Throw												400g																			Javelin Throw
									Pierce REYNOLDS F64	12.37m	Pierce REYNOLDS F64	14.42m
										2018		2017

Club Records 2020

Category	Event	Name	Result	Venue	Date
U17 Men	1,500m	Joseph CHAMBERLAIN	3:59.72	Harrow Weald	24/09/2020
U17 Men	1,500m	Joseph CHAMBERLAIN	4.03.43	Nuneaton	18/09/2020
Senior Women	3,000m	Alex EYKELBOSCH	9.27.28	Harrow Weald	10/09/2020
Senior Women	1,500m	Alex EYKELBOSCH	4.24.80	Southampton	05/09/2020
U20M (and outright)	100m	Destiny OGALI	10.53	Manchester Regional Arena	04/09/2020
U17m	800m	Tom GAUNCE	1.57.30	Lee Valley	29/08/2020
Senior Women	1,500m	Alex EYKELBOSCH	4.30.08	Lee Valley	29/08/2020
Senior Women	5km on road	Alex EYKELBOSCH	16.39	Milton Keynes	21/08/2020
U17M	800m	Tom GAUNCE	1.57.47	Lee Valley	15/08/2020
U15G	80m Hurdles (76.2cm)	Mia MCINTOSH	11.28 (-0.4 m/s)	Lee Valley	01/08/2020
U17W	200m	Lily NORWOOD	25.04 i	Lee Valley	14/03/2020
VM60	20 miles on road	Philip PUGH	2h51.35	Lydd	08/03/2020
VM50	20 miles on road	Adam MILLS	2h02.13	Rochford	01/03/2020
VM60	1/2 Marathon	Philip PUGH	1h44.30	Greenwich	01/03/2020
T20M	1/2 Marathon	Alex MCNALLY	2h03.53	Greenwich	01/03/2020
VF35	1/2 Marathon	Ania GABB	1h21.33	Windsor	23/02/2020
U17W (and outright)	60m	Lily NORWOOD	7.67 i	Sheffield	22/02/2020
U20M	60m	Destiny OGALI	6.84 i	Lee Valley	01/02/2020
U20W	60m Hurdles	Milly GALL	8.90 i	Lee Valley	01/02/2020
U20W	60m Hurdles	Milly GALL	9.02 i	Lee Valley	01/02/2020
U17W	300m	Abbie PARKER	40.91 i	Lee Valley	25/01/2020
VF60	10 miles on road	Mandy JACKSON	1h34.48	St. Albans	19/01/2020
U20M	300m	Marcus STANSBURY	42.74 i	Lee Valley	01/01/2020

Annual Awards 2019

CATEGORY	AWARD NAME	WINNER
CROSS-COUNTRY (most points)
U11 Girl		Talia Williams
U11 Boy		N/A
U13 Girl		Isabelle Jelfs
U13 Boy		Timothy Fryer
U15 Girl		Stella Whitlum
U15 Boy		Samuel Burnell
U17 Woman		Indira Patel
U17 Man		Freddie Truman-Williams
U20 (Junior) Woman		N/A
U20 (Junior) Man		Rhys Rowlands
Senior Woman		Samantha Fawcett
Senior Man		Mike Carpenter
Veteran Woman		Kate Rennie
Veteran Man		Jonathan Hoggett

TRACK & FIELD CLUB CHAMPS (most points)
U11 Girl	Mark Taylor award	Seren Majed
U11 Boy	Mark Taylor award	Archie Seddon
U13 Girl	Ann Seymour Cup	Brooke Evans
U13 Boy		Haydan London
U15 Girl	Blaxland Trophy	Amy Barrett
U15 Boy	Amy Daly Trophy	Gabriel Lamb
U17 Woman		Marli Jessop
U17 Man	Wilton Shield	Ryan Walker
U20 (Junior Woman)		Esme O’Connell
U20 (Junior Man)	Committee Shield	Edward Hopper
Senior Woman	Committee Bowl	Kelly DuBuisson
Senior Man	Ladbroke Cup	Shaun Wall
Veteran Woman		Sarah Roberts
Veteran Man		Peter Stansbury

MOST POINTS AT EYAL MATCHES
U13 Girl	Mark Taylor award	Brooke Evans
U13 Boy	Mark Taylor award	Theo Potton
U15 Girl		Tia Ginn
U15 Boy		Alex Jackson
U17 Woman		Megan Maddison
U17 Man		Oliver Ayres

MOST POINTS AT SAL MATCHES
Senior/U17 Woman	Wentworth Trophy	Katy Warren
Senior/U17 Man		Shaun Wall
Development Group		Luis Ochser
Discus/Hammer		Alex Jackson
HJ		Anna Craggs
Hurdles		Arya Ariasa-Surrey
Javelin		Megan Maddison
LJ/TJ		Talia Turay
Middle-distance		Jessica Hoar
Multi-events		Helena Van Hullen
PV		Haydn Williams
Road Runners		Philip Pugh
Shot		Josiah Barker
Sprint Group 1		Louis Jackson
Sprint Group 2		Jasmine Hardy
300/400m runners		Abbie Parker
U13s		Kenneth Powley
Club Athlete of the Year	Williams Trophy	Katy Warren
Outstanding Hurdler	The Fred Ward Trophy	Mia McIntosh
Outstanding Jumper		Josh Woods
Outstanding Marathon runner	Rhoda Bartley Memorial Trophy	Ben Stratford
Outstanding Middle-Distance Runner	The John Dickenson Cup	Tom Gaunce
Outstanding Road Runner (Female)		Kate Rennie
Outstanding Road Runner (Male)		John Slack
Outstanding Sprinter	The Chairman’s Cup	Destiny Ogali
Outstanding Thrower (previously field)	The Trevor Ratcliffe Trophy	Gabriel Lamb
Outstanding Ultra Runner		Jamie Marlow
Relay Team of the Year		U15G
Team of the Year	Dickens Glass Decanter	U15B X-C
Outstanding Female Athlete	The Barford Trophy	Mia McIntosh
Outstanding Male Athlete	The Echo Cup	Destiny Ogali
Athlete Achievement	The Bob McCall Award	Ben McGuinness

Women & Girls All-time Records - Track

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Men & Boys All-time Records - Track

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Women & Girls All-time Records - Field

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Men & Boys All-time Records - Field

Event	Seniors/Outright Best	U23 Men	U20 Men	U17 Men	U15 Boys	U13 Boys
High jump	Robert MITCHELL (U23) 2.20m Jarman Fields 16/9/01	Robert MITCHELL 2.20m Jarman Fields 16/9/01	Robert MITCHELL 2.14m Bedford 04/07/99	Robert MITCHELL 2.00m Jarman Fields 10/8/97	Howard GALE 1.82m Bedford 6/8/00	Steven FITZWILLIAM 1.59m Watford 1985
High jump indoors	Jason HAMILTON (u20) 2.03m Lee Valley 07/03/2010	Jason HAMILTON 2.00m NIA Birmingham 06/02/2011	Jason HAMILTON 2.03m Lee Valley 07/03/2010	Jason HAMILTON 1.93m Lee Valley 18/03/2007	Jason HAMILTON 1.65m Kings Lynn 13/02/2005	Edward HOPPER 1.20m Lee Valley 06/10/2013
Pole vault	Rafer JOSEPH 4.80m Enfield 03/08/1997	John GARNER 4.30m Acoteias Portugal 08/05/1988	Lee CORDELL 4.40m Eton 26/8/06	James WELLER 4.11m Jarman Fields 15/9/13	Michael FRYER Carshalton 3.72i 21/09/2014	Benjamin JACKSON 2.40m ?? 23/9/97 Josiah BARKER 2.40m Watford 21/5/14
Pole vault indoors	Lee CORDELL (u20) 4.20m NIA Birmingham 23/02/2008	Lee CORDELL 3.80m Lee Valley 15/03/2009	Lee CORDELL 4.20m NIA Birmingham 23/02/2008	Thomas ASHTON 4.0m Lee Valley 15/03/2020	Michael FRYER 3.72m Carshalton 23/09/2014
Long jump	Daniel HOPPER (u20) 7.33m (0.7m/s) Birmingham 13/07/2018	John GARNER 7.10m ?? 1987	Daniel HOPPER 7.33m (0.7 m/s) Birmingham 13/07/2018	Daniel HOPPER 7.02m Jarman Fields 04/09/2016	Mark SWALES 6.06m Welwyn Garden City 16/7/89	George HURLEY Bedford 5.63m 04/07/2015
Long jump indoors	Joshua WOODS (u20) 6.78m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2020	Ian SIMSON 6.21m Lee Valley 28/02/2009	Joshua WOODS 6.78m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2020	Joshua WOODS 6.62m Lee Valley 20/01/2018	Josiah BARKER 5.33m Lee Valley 19/03/2016	Edward HOPPER 3.83m Lee Valley 06/10/2013
Triple jump	Bradley PIKE (u20) 14.83m (0.6 m/s) Watford 15/5/11	Ian SIMSON 14.00 New Haven Connecticut 14/04/2009	Bradley PIKE 14.83m (0.6 m/s) Watford 15/5/11	Bradley PIKE 14.76m Watford 27/6/10	Lierre HENRY 12.46m Jarman Fields 22/09/2019	Lewis AUSTIN 10.55m Jarman Fields 16/09/2001
Triple jump indoors	Joshua WOODS (u20) 14.57m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2019	Ian SIMSON 13.51m Lee Valley 28/02/2009	Joshua WOODS 14.57m EIS Sheffield 23/02/2019	Bradley PIKE 14.13m NIA Birmingham 27/02/2010	Jackson COWANS 9.89m Lee Valley 17/03/2013
Shot putt	Pierre FABER 17.81m (7.26kg) Bedford 31/5/99	Samuel WALKER 12.60 (7.26kg) Harrow 31/07/1993	Samuel WALKER 14.26m (6.0kg) SEAA Inter-Counties Hayes 23/8/92 Samuel WALKER 12.46m (7.26kg) Welwyn Garden City 01/08/1992	Benjamin WALKER 14.85m (5kg) Birmingham 17/9/1994 Benjamin WALKER 11.37m (7.26kg) Guildford 18/07/1984	Benjamin WALKER 14.16m (4kg) King’s Lynn 31/5/92	Benjamin WALKER 10.18m (3.25kg) Watford 7/5/90 Alex JACKSON 9.92m (3kg) Lee Valley 12/08/18
Shot put indoors	Shaun WALL (v35) 11.31kg Lee Valley 30/03/2019	Christopher LINE 10.19m EIS Sheffield 04/02/2015	Josiah BARKER 12.83m Lee Valley 14/03/2020	Christopher LINE 10.03m Lee Valley 01/03/2009	Alexander JACKSON 11.38m Lee Valley 26/01/2020	Heavier shot Daniel HOPPER 8.31m NEC Birmingham 07/04/2013
Discus throw	Rafer JOSEPH 52.00m (2kg) Bolton July 1996	Christopher LINES 42.71m (2kg) Bedford 10/07/2016	Stephen WATSON Jr. 53.85m (1.75kg) Bedford 28/6/09 Stephen WATSON Jr. 48.70m (2kg) Jarman Fields 25/05/2008	Benjamin WALKER 51.72m (1.5kg) Watford 29/08/1994 Benjamin WALKER 40.90m (2kg) Watford 30/07/1994	Benjamin WALKER 48.76m (1.25kg) AAA Nationals 15/8/92	Benjamin WALKER 32.24m (1kg) Enfield 19/08/90
Hammer throw	Paul DICKINSON (v40) 56.74m (7.26kg) Athens 03/06/1994	Nicholas DAVIDSON 45.82m Waltham Forest 15/08/1987	Benjamin FLASH 52.81m (6kg) Copthall 07/09/2008 Benjamin FLASH 47.56 (7.26kg) Sandy 06/06/2009	Nicholas DAVIDSON 55.96m (5kg) Birmingham 09/0819/86	Benjamin JONES 47.63m (4kg) Jarman Fields 18/9/11	Alex JACKSON 29.33m (3kg) Copthall 30/06/2018
Javelin throw	Roald BRADSTOCK (v45) 74.73m (800g) Tucson, Arizona 19/5/11	Jorge DAVIES 52.41m (800g new spec) Horspath Oxford 12/07/2014 Trevor RATCLIFFE 65.82m (800g old spec) Crystal Palace June 1986	Paul LONGHURST 59.14m (800g new spec) Mile End 23/5/92 Trevor RATCLIFFE 59.80m (800g old spec) Copthall 25/6/1983	Sean O’HANLON 60.50m (700g) Birmingham 07/08/1993 Sean O’HANLON 55.56m (800g) Bromley 1993	Archibald KEITH 45.63 (600g) Birmingham 12/07/2019	Roraigh BROWNE Kings Meadow 36.28m 28/07/2018
Weight throw	Shaun WALL (v35) (15.88kg) 8.84m Lee Valley 10/03/2019
Pentathlon	John GARNER 3,150p Watford June 1991	Paul LONGHURST 3,148p Jarman Fields 30/06/1996	Darren MILLS 2,223p Jarman Fields 26/7/98	Stephen GIBBS 2,622p Haringey 22/08/1992	Miles KENNY 2,427 Exeter 21/09/2019	Josiah BARKER 1,597p (3.25k shot) Jarman Fields 06/07/14 Noah FRANKLIN 1,311p (3kg shot) Jarman Fields 29/06/2019
Pentathlon indoors			John GARNER 3,213p RAF Cosford 03/03/1984	James WELLER 3,615 EIS Sheffield 03/03/2013	Josiah BARKER 2,009p EIS Sheffield 13/03/2016
Pentathlon 5 star						Robin MILLER 354 24/06/1992
Heptathlon indoors			Roger HUNTER 4,771p NIA Birmingham 05/02/1995
Octathlon	Benjamin WALKER 5,026 ?? May 1994			Benjamin WALKER 5,026 ?? May 1994
Decathlon	Pierre FABER 7,647p Jarman Fields 24/08/1997	John GARNER 7,367p Acoteias Portugal 08/05/1988	Roger HUNTER 6,925p /Stoke-on-Trent 04/06/1995	Richard BONFIELD 3,862p Watford 25/08/1985

Women & Girls All-time Records - Indoor

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Men & Boys All-time Records - Indoor

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Veteran Women All-time Records - Track

Event	035	040	045	050	055	060	065
High jump	Natasha BRUNNING 1.55m Eton 11/8/201	Natasha BRUNNING 1.45m St Albans 18/05/13		Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 1.20m Abingdon 7/8/10
High jump indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 1.50m Lee Valley 26/02/2011
Pole vault	Natasha BRUNNING 3.30m Jarman Fields 4/9/10	Sarka HAWTIN 3.10m Kingston 13/7/19 Jesolo 13/9/19
Pole vault indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 3.0m Lee Valley 27/03/2010
Long jump	Natasha BRUNNING 5.47m Colchester 26/6/10	Natasha BRUNNING 5.18m Jarman Fields 10/8/13	Samantha SULLIVAN 3.64m Jarman Fields 22/09/2019	Susan BIGNELL 3.37m Jarman Fields 19/9/10
Long jump indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 5.04m Lee Valley 07/03/2009
Triple jump	Natasha BRUNNING 11.51m(1.5m/s) Cardiff 05/06/2010	Natasha BRUNNING 10.78m Jarman Fields 13/7/13	Petra CARROLL 8.04m St Ives, Cambridgeshire 20/06/2015
Shot putt	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 8.84m (4kg) Enfield 1996	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 8.99m (4kg) Colchester 26/6/99	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 8.12.m (4.0kg) 19/09/2004	3.0kg Sylvia FITZWILLIAM 7.11m Watford 17/09/1989 4.0kg Deb KEENLEYSIDE 7.57m Abingdon 07/08/2010	3.0kg Deb KEENLEYSIDE 7.08m Jarman Fields 10/08/2014 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 5.63m St Ives, Cambridgeshire 20/06/2015
Discus throw	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 23.46m (1kg) Colchester 17/5/97	Sarka HAWTIN 25.21m (1kg) Coventry 06/07/2019	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 21.59m (1kg) Jarman Fields 19/09/2004	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 19.12m (1kg) Abingdon 7/8/10	Catherine WOOLFREY 15.01m (1kg) Huntingdon 20/06/2015	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 15.98m (1kg) Bedford 13/04/2019	Eileen ROBERTS 8.76m (1kg) Carshalton 9/6/12
Hammer throw	Catherine WOOLFREY 15.93m (4kg) Jarman Fields 19/09/1999	Catherine WOOLFREY 17.89m (4kg) Enfield 13/04/2001	Catherine WOOLFREY 18.20m Jarman Fields 18/09/2005	3.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 20.25m Jarman Fields 19/09/2010 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 17.91m West London Stadium 14/07/2012	Catherine WOOLFREY 21.01m Jarman Fields 13/09/2015 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 16.70m Jarman Fields 28/04/2018
Javelin throw	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 29.08m (600g) Welwyn Garden City 30/7/95	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 28.14m (600g) Colchester 26/6/99	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 24.23m (600g0 Jarman Fields 19/09/2004	500g Sylvia FITZWILLIAM 16.88m Watford 17/09/1989 600g Deb KEENLEYSIDE 21.17m Abingdon 07/08/2010
Pentathlon	Elizabeth COPLEY 1,774p Jarman Fields 14/07/2003

Veteran Men All-time Records - Track

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Veteran Women All-time Records - Field

Event	035	040	045	050	055	060	065
High jump	Natasha BRUNNING 1.55m Eton 11/8/201	Natasha BRUNNING 1.45m St Albans 18/05/13		Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 1.20m Abingdon 7/8/10
High jump indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 1.50m Lee Valley 26/02/2011
Pole vault	Natasha BRUNNING 3.30m Jarman Fields 4/9/10	Sarka HAWTIN 3.10m Kingston 13/7/19 Jesolo 13/9/19
Pole vault indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 3.0m Lee Valley 27/03/2010
Long jump	Natasha BRUNNING 5.47m Colchester 26/6/10	Natasha BRUNNING 5.18m Jarman Fields 10/8/13	Samantha SULLIVAN 3.64m Jarman Fields 22/09/2019	Susan BIGNELL 3.37m Jarman Fields 19/9/10
Long jump indoors	Natasha BRUNNING 5.04m Lee Valley 07/03/2009
Triple jump	Natasha BRUNNING 11.51m(1.5m/s) Cardiff 05/06/2010	Natasha BRUNNING 10.78m Jarman Fields 13/7/13	Petra CARROLL 8.04m St Ives, Cambridgeshire 20/06/2015
Shot putt	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 8.84m (4kg) Enfield 1996	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 8.99m (4kg) Colchester 26/6/99	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 8.12.m (4.0kg) 19/09/2004	3.0kg Sylvia FITZWILLIAM 7.11m Watford 17/09/1989 4.0kg Deb KEENLEYSIDE 7.57m Abingdon 07/08/2010	3.0kg Deb KEENLEYSIDE 7.08m Jarman Fields 10/08/2014 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 5.63m St Ives, Cambridgeshire 20/06/2015
Discus throw	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 23.46m (1kg) Colchester 17/5/97	Sarka HAWTIN 25.21m (1kg) Coventry 06/07/2019	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 21.59m (1kg) Jarman Fields 19/09/2004	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 19.12m (1kg) Abingdon 7/8/10	Catherine WOOLFREY 15.01m (1kg) Huntingdon 20/06/2015	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 15.98m (1kg) Bedford 13/04/2019	Eileen ROBERTS 8.76m (1kg) Carshalton 9/6/12
Hammer throw	Catherine WOOLFREY 15.93m (4kg) Jarman Fields 19/09/1999	Catherine WOOLFREY 17.89m (4kg) Enfield 13/04/2001	Catherine WOOLFREY 18.20m Jarman Fields 18/09/2005	3.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 20.25m Jarman Fields 19/09/2010 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 17.91m West London Stadium 14/07/2012	Catherine WOOLFREY 21.01m Jarman Fields 13/09/2015 4.0kg Catherine WOOLFREY 16.70m Jarman Fields 28/04/2018
Javelin throw	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 29.08m (600g) Welwyn Garden City 30/7/95	Deborah KEENLEYSIDE 28.14m (600g) Colchester 26/6/99	Deb KEENLEYSIDE 24.23m (600g0 Jarman Fields 19/09/2004	500g Sylvia FITZWILLIAM 16.88m Watford 17/09/1989 600g Deb KEENLEYSIDE 21.17m Abingdon 07/08/2010
Pentathlon	Elizabeth COPLEY 1,774p Jarman Fields 14/07/2003

Veteran Men All-time Records - Field

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Veteran Women Indoor All-time Records

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Veteran Men Indoor All-time Records

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Men & Boys Road Running Records

EVENT	NAME	RESULT	PLACE	DATE
5km on road: Senior men/outright best	Jack EYKELBOSCH	14.59	Kirby-Mallory	17/04/2021
5km on road: U13 Boys	Tim FRYER	19.47	Milton Keynes	11/03/2018
5km on road: U15 Boys	Sam BURNELL	16.38	Waddesdon	17/07/2019
5km on road: U17 Men	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS	15.54	Kings Langley	06/10/2019
5km on road: U20 Men	Rhys ROWLANDS	16.32	Waddesdon	19/07/2017
5km on road: U23 Men	Matthew SALT	16.06	Waddeson	17/07/2013
5km on road: VM35	Jamie MARLOW	16.49	Bournemouth	03/10/2015
5km on road: VM40	Jamie SAUNDERS dh!	16.42	Milton Keynes	05/05/2019
5km on road: VM45	Stephen SHAW	18.59	Waddesdon	20/07/2011
5km on road: VM50	Chris KITCHENER	18.54 dh!	Milton Keynes	05/05/2019
5km on road: VM55	Antony REEVE	21.06 dh!	Milton Keynes	01/05/2016
5km on road: VM60	Philip PUGH	22.05	Hatfield*	25/09/2019
5km on road: VM65
5km on road: VM70	John SLACK	25.54	Waddesdon	18/07/2018
5 Miles: Senior Men/Outright best	James LAWLER	24.51	Harrow	16/11/1997
5 Miles: U15 Boys	Thomas ASHTON	32.18	Berkhamsted	03/03/2019
5 Miles: U17 Men	Freddie TRUMAN-WILLIAMS	27.37	Hatfield	24/11/2019
5 Miles: U20 Men	Matt SALT	25.56	Victoria Park	26/03/2011
5 Miles: U23 Men	Matthew SALT	25.28	Victoria Park	06/04/2013
5 Miles: V35 Men	David WILSON	27.00	Oxford	1981
5 Miles: V40 Men	Jamie SAUNDERS	28.34	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V45 Men	Rikki ANDERSON	31.30**	Marlow	08/05/2005
5 Miles: V50 Men	Adam MILLS	28.57	Hatfield	24/11/2019
5 Miles: V55 Men	Simon TOWNSEND	31.26	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
5 Miles: V60 Men	Anthony REEVE	34.52	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
5 Miles: V65 Men	John COOPER	37.09**	Marlow	12/05/2013
5 Miles: V70 Men	John SLACK	42.07	Hatfield	25/11/2018
10km: Men	Jack PARSLOW	31.04	Cardiff	9/09/2012
10km: U23 Men	Matthew SALT	32.35	Abbots Langley	7/10/2012
10km: U20 Men	Jack PARSLOW	34.26	Abbots Langley	02/10/2005
10km: U17 Men	Sam BURNELL	33.44	St Albans	23/08/2020
10km: VM35	Alun SAINSBURY	33.43	Woburn	20/02/2005
10km: VM40	Alun SAINSBURY	33.56	Woodley	13/05/2007
10km: VM45	Adam EELES	39.47	Woodley	15/04/2018
10km: VM50	John JALES	38.35	Tring	1991
10km: VM55	Kenneth PERRY	41.51	Thame	26/06/2005
10km: VM60	Antony REEVE	43.34	Bovingdon	06/12/2020
10km: VM65	Kenneth PERRY	49.15	Aylesbury	09/08/2015
10km: VM70	Kenneth PERRY	52.58	Aylesbury	06/12/2020
10 Miles: Men	James LAWLER	51.41	Maidenhead	10/04/1998
10 Miles: U17 Men	Mark KIRBY	58.54	Hemel Hempstead	18/03/1991
10 Miles: U20 Men	Robin HARVEY	54.50	Hemel Hempstead	March 1990
10 Miles: U23 Men	Richard SLACK	56.05	Hemel Hempstead	16/03/1997
10 Miles: VM35	David WILSON	55.25	Walton on Thames	Nov 1981
10 Miles: VM40	Alan PEACOCK	56.52	Bedford	26/12/1981
10 Miles: VM45	Ray GURNEY	58.12	Hemel Hempstead	15/03/1992
10 Miles: VM50	John JALES	1h01.13	Hemel Hempstead	20/03/1993
10 Miles: VM55	John JALES	1h07.24	Hemel Hempstead	14/03/1993
10 Miles: VM60	Peter MORRIS	1h12.32	Hemel Hempstead	15/03/2003
10 Miles: VM65	Kenneth PERRY	1h19.24	St Albans	22/01/2017
10 Miles: VM70	John SLACK	1h31.57	St Albans	20/01/2019
20km on the road: men	David WILSON (v35)	1h17.40	Aylesbury	May 1982
1/2 Marathon: Men	Jack PARSLOW	1h07.37	Peterborough	09/10/2016
1/2 Marathon: U17 men	Angus SAUNDERS	1h20.30	Wokingham	24/02/2019
1/2 Marathon: U20 men	Jamie AYRES	1h41.52	St Albans	10/06/2018
1/2 Marathon: U23 men	Thomas CHEW	1h31.46	South Shields	15/09/2013
1/2 Marathon: VM35	Alan SAINSBURY	1h14.47	Rweading	06/03/2005
1/2 Marathon: VM40	Paul ALLEN	1h17.07	Milton Keynes	20/03/05
1/2 Marathon: VM45	John JALES	1h19.46	Berkhamsted	02/03/1986
1/2 Marathon: VM50	Ian NEEDLEMAN	1h27.45	Berkhamsted	6/03/2011
1/2 Marathon: VM55	Antony ALLEN	1h35.28	Chinnor	12/05/2004
1/2 Marathon: VM60	Philip PUGH	1h44.30	Greenwich	01/03/2020
1/2 Marathon: VM65	Kenneth PERRY	1h47.24	Milton Keynes	02/05/2016
1/2 Marathon: VM70	John SLACK	2h06.22	St Albans	09/06/2019
25km on the road	David WILSON	1h28.17	Bruges, Belgium	1982
20 Miles: Senior men / outright best	Jack PARSLOW	1h49.07	Ruislip	13/03/2016
20 Miles: VM35	David WILSON	1h59	?	1981
20 Miles: VM40	Liam AHERN	2h34.07	Ruislip	10/03/2019
20 Miles: VM45	Chris KITCHENER	2h29.52	Milton Keynes	08/03/2015
20 Miles: VM50	Adam MILLS	2h 02.13	Rochford, Essex	01/03/2020
20 Miles: VM55	Antony REEVE	2h51.28	Rusilip	12/03/2017
20 Miles: VM60	Philip PUGH	2h54.33	Hillingdon	10/03/2019
Marathon: Men	Jack PARSLOW	2h30.54	Valencia	19/11/2017
Marathon: u23	James LAWLOR	2h38.03	London	26/04/1998
Marathon: VM35	Alan SAINSBURY	2h41.02	Edinburgh	12/06/2005
Marathon: VM40	David WILSON	2h35.50	London	17/04/1983
Marathon: VM45	John JALES	2h46.39	London	20/04/1986
Marathon: VM50	John JALES	2h52.00	London	21/04/1991
Marathon: VM55	Peter MORRIS	3h09.43	Greenwich	12/04/1992
Marathon: VM60	John JALES	3h40.24	London	18/04/1999
Marathon: VM65	Malcom SARGEANT	5h28.07	London	22/04/2012
Marathon: VM70	John JALES	4h50.37	London	26/04/2009
50km: Senior	Jamie MARLOW	5h 10.00	Stevenage	21/07/2013
*non UKA-licence event

Women & Girls Road Running Records

EVENT	NAME	RESULT	PLACE	DATE
5km on road: Senior Women / Outright Best	Alex EYKELBOSCH	16.39	Milton Keynes	21/08/2020
5km on road: U13	Madeleine PERRY and Amelia PERRY	24.05	Waddesdon	16/07/2014
5km on road: U15	Amy CASSIDY	19.43	Abbots Langley	01/10/2017
5km on road: U17 Women	Indira PATEL	19.39	Waddesdon	18/07/2018
5km on road: U20 Women	Alex EYKELBOSCH	18.25	Waddesdon	15/07/2015
5km on road: V35 Women	Ania GABB	18.58	Olympic Park, London	08/07/2019
5km on road: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	17.51**	Hatfield*	27/09/2017
5km on road: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	17.46**	Hatfield*	28/08/2019
5km on road: V50 Women	Catherine DAVIES	22.00	Sidney, Australia	08/04/2018
5km on road: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	21.56**	Hatfield*	19/09/2018
5km on road: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	29.14	Waddesdon	18/07/2018
5km on road: V65 Women
5 Miles: Senior Women / outright best	Alex EYKELBOSCH	28.10	Bovingdon	09/05/2021
5 Miles: U17 Women	Grace BIRDSEYE	34.29	Berkhamsted	06/03/2016
5 Miles: U20 Women	Kelly HARDING	35.29	Berkhamsted	07/03/2004
5 Miles: U23 Women	Sarah GROVER	32.21	Berkhamsted	06/03/2016
5 Miles: V35 Women	Ania GABB	30.29	Hatfield	24/11/2019
5 Miles: V40 Women	Kerry ARDLEY	34.12	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V45 Women	Catherine DAVIES	33.42	Berkhamsted	04/03/2012
5 Miles: V50 Women	Catherine DAVIES	34.37	Berkhamsted	02/03/2014
5 Miles: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	35.27	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	46.52	Hatfield	25/11/2018
5 Miles: V65 Women	Alison CLOONEY	52.07	Hatfield	16/11/2017
5 Miles: V70 Women	Sarah ROBERTS	40.30	Hatfield	24/11/2019
10km: Senior women / outright best	Hannah WALKER (u20)	35.48	Hyde Park	1/01/2010
10km: U23 Women	Alex EYKELBOSCH	36.43	Stratford upon Avon	12/03/2016
10km: U20 Women	Hannah WALKER	35.48	Hyde Park	1/01/2010
10km: U17 Women	Jayme BAGGIO	43.42	Trowbridge	05/04/2009
10km: V35 Women	Claire HALLISSEY	38.15	Letchworth	13/10/2019
10km: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	37.55	Hatfield	13/09/2017
10km: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	36.55	Chichester	03/02/2019
10km: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	46.01	Olympic Park	12/06/2016
10km: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	45.42	St Albans	12/08/2018
10km: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	54.04	London	27/05/2019
10km: V65 Women	Alison CLOONEY	1h 09.51	Bovingdon	02/09/2018
10 Miles: Senior women / outright best	Kate RENNIE (v45)	1h02.44	St Albans	20/01/2019
10 Miles: U20 Women	Emma GIBBINS	1h29.47	Hemel Hempstead	12/03/2000
10 Miles: V35 Women	Donna CORRIGAN	1h08.00	Hemel Hempstead	12/03/2004
10 Miles: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h 03.25	St Albans	24/01/2016
10 Miles: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h02.44**	St Albans	20/01/2019
10 Miles: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	1h 14.45	Maidenhead	04/05/2015
10 Miles: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	1h13:56	St Albans	20/01/2019
10 Miles: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	1h34.48	St Albans	19/01/2020
10 Miles: V65 Women
1/2 Marathon: Senior women / outright best	Kate RENNIE (V45)	1h21.15	St. Albans	13/06/2021
1/2 Marathon: u23 Women	Frances ROBERTS	1h37.54	Leeds	13/05/2012
1/2 Marathon: V35 Women	Ania GABB	1h21.33**	Windsor	23/02/2020
1/2 Marathon: V40 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h21.21	Stevenage*	22/10/2017
1/2 Marathon: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	1h21.15	St Albans	13/06/2021
1/2 Marathon: V50 Women	Catherine DAVIES	1h 39.18	Milton Keynes	04/05/2015
1/2 Marathon: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	1h38.57	Wokingham	24/03/2019
1/2 Marathon: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	2h02.59	Welwyn	17/03/2019
1/2 Marathon: V65 Women
20 Miles: Senior women / outright best	Ania GABB	2h17.17	Milton Keynes	17/03/2019
20 Miles: V35 Women
20 Miles: V40 Women	Kerry ARDLEY	2h 28.26	Milton Keynes	15/03/2020
20 Miles: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	2h18.23	Hillingdon	10/03/2019
20 Miles: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	2h 42.58	Oakley	02/04/2017
20 Miles: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	2h 38.14	Bramley, Surrey	17/02/2019
20 Miles: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	4h04.41	Milton Keynes	11/03/2018
Marathon: Senior women / outright best	Kate RENNIE (v45)	2h57.28	London	28/04/2019
Marathon: u23 Women	Zoe KENNEDY	5:06.27	London	21/04/2013
Marathon: u20 Women	Zoe DUNNINGS	5:32.41	London	22/04/2007
Marathon: V35 Women	Ania GABB	3h04.19	Chicago	13/10/2019
Marathon: V40 Women	Kerry ARDLEY	3h 16.16	Dorney Lake	04/10/2020
Marathon: V45 Women	Kate RENNIE	2h57.28	London	28/04/2019
Marathon: V50 Women	Celia FINDLAY	3h 47.36	London	23/04/2017
Marathon: V55 Women	Celia FINDLAY	3h36.49	San Sebastian	26/11/2017
Marathon: V60 Women	Mandy JACKSON	4h44.01	Dorney Lake	04/10/2020
Marathon: V65 Women
**non UKA-licence event

Disability - Women and Girls

Event	U20 women	U17 women	U15 girls	U13 girls
60m indoors		Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 8.68i Lee Valley 18/03/2018
100m	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 13.57 1.41 m/s Bedford 31/08/2019	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 13.13 Bedford 27/05/2017 Esme O’CONNELL 13.1 Sandy 14/07/2018	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 12.7 Copthall 7/08/2016	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 14.1 Ipswich 7/09/2014
200m		Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 28.69 Coventry 1/07/2017	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 28.7 Jarman Fields 12/07/2015	Esme O’CONNELL (T20) 29.2 Jarman Fields 15/06/2014
Long jump	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.55 Stoke Mandeville 08/09/2019	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.68m Stevenage 7/05/2018	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.51m Watford 15/05/2016	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 3.88m Luton 11/05/2014
Long jump indoors	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.53m Lee Valley 15/03/2020	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.34m Lee Valley 18/03/2018
Shot putt (3kg)		Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 6.90m Jarman Fields 17/09/2017	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 5.07m Jarman Fields 11/09/2016	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 2.72kg 4.18m Grays 13/04/2014
Shot putt (4kg)		Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.54m Loughborough (31/08/2018)
Discus		Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 4.54 Loughborough 31/08/2018
Javelin throw	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 600g 17.14 Jarman Fields 22/09/2019 500g 17.51m Derby 06/07/2019	Esme O’CONNELL (F20) 600g 17.94m Jarman Fields 18/08/2018

Disability - Men and Boys

Event	Senior men	U17 men	U15 boys	U13 boys
100m		Christian WRIGHT (T20) 14.4s Stevenage 13/09/2014
100m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 20.96 Coventry 01/09/2018
200m		Christian WRIGHT 30.5 Jarman Fields 13/09/2015
200m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 37.49 Chelmsford 10/06/2018
400m		Christian WRIGHT 1:10.4 Jarman Fields 13/09/2015
400m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 1.11.64 Stoke Mandeville 08/09/2018
800m T20	Alex MCNALLY 3:15.3 Ware 08/06/2019
800m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 2.32.96 Stoke Mandeville 08/09/2018
1,500m T20	Alex MCNALLY 6:58.9 Eton 02/06/2019
1500m wheelchair			Pierce REYNOLDS (T54) 5.08.81 Coventry 01/09/2018
Long jump		Christian WRIGHT (F20) 2.66m Jarman Fields 13/09/2015		Pierce REYNOLDS (F54) 2.34m Jarman Fields 17/9/2017
Shot putt	Alex MCNALLY (F20) 5.66m Ware 08/06/2019			Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 3.25kg 4.87m Jarman Fields 4/06/2017
Discus throw 1kg			Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 1.25kg 15.20m Watford 12/05/2018 Pierce REYNOLDS (F64)) 1kg 17.01m Stevenage 7/05/2018	Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 1kg 14.05m Jarman Fields 17/09/2017
Discus throw 1.25kg			Pierce REYNOLDS (F64) 15.20m Watford 12/05/2018
Javelin throw 600k			Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 600g 12.37m Jarman Fields 09/09/2018	Pierce REYNOLDS (F57) 400g 14.42m Jarman Fields 17/9/2017
1 mile T20 on the road	Alex MCNALLY 7:14 London 26/05/2019
10km T20	Alex MCNALLY 56:16 London 27/05/2019
Half marathon T20	Alex MCNALLY 2:03.53 Greenwich 01/03/2020
Marathon T20	Alex MCNALLY 4:56.47 Dorney Lake 02/04/2021

Parkrun All-time Records

CATEGORY	NAME	TIME	PLACE	DATE
Overall Men	Matthew SALT	15.45	St Albans	29/06/2013
Overall Women	Alex EYKELBOSCH	17.25	St Albans	12/12/2015
JM10	Tim FRYER	20:50	Aylesbury	17/12/2016
JW10	Olivia EDWARDS	21.52	St Albans	31/10/2015
JM11-14	Joshua VAN HEININGEN	17:27	St Albans	26/07/2014
JW11-14	Indira PATEL	18.15	West Coast Singapore	10/12/2016
JM15-17	Joshua VAN HEININGEN	16.52	Ellenbrook Fields	28/05/16
JW15-17	Indira PATEL	18.02	West Coast Singapore	01/04/2017
JM18-19	Rhys ROWLANDS	16.58	St Albans	21/10/2017
JW18-19	Alex EYKELBOSCH	18.44	St Albans	16/08/2014
SM20-24	Matthew SALT	15:45	St Albans	29/06/2013
SW20-24	Alex EYKELBOSCH	17.25	St Albans	12/12/2015
SM25-29	Jack PARSLOW	15.46	St Albans	25/04/2015
SW25-29	Elizabeth ROBERTS	20.48	St Albans	25/10/2014
SM30-34	Jamie MARLOW	16.34	Cassiobury	21/06/2015
SW30-34	Samantha FAWCETT	18.41	Cassiobury	27/08/2016
SM35-39	Jamie MARLOW	16.36	Cassiobury	19/12/2015
SW35-39	Claire HALLISSEY	20.55	Rutland Water	25/08/2018
VM40-44	Jonathan HOGGETT	16.52	Great Denham	22/09/2018
VW40-44	Kate RENNIE	17.58	Cassiobury	03/06/2017
VM45-49	Stephen SHAW	18.42	St Albans	14/04/2012
VW45-49	Kate RENNIE	18.19	Cassiobury	24/11/2018
VM50-54	Stephen SHAW	18.39	Cassiobury	28/11/2015
VW50-54	Catherine DAVIES	19:53	St Albans	26/09/2013
VM55-59	Tony REEVE	21.59	Kings Lynn	29/04/2017
VW55-59	Celia FINDLAY	21.52	Cassiobury	22/12/2018
VM60-64	Philip PUGH	22.01	Higginson Marlow	29/09/2018
VW60-64	Mandy JACKSON	27.54	Rickmansworth	23/02/2019
VM65-69	John COOPER	22.11	St Albans	25/05/2013
VM70-75	John SLACK	25.43	Stretford	17/11/2018

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Club Kit

Dacorum & Tring AC offers a range of club kit at affordable prices to any interested members. Club vests must be worn for all competition on the track as well as for cross-country. Members are strongly encouraged to wear club kit at all other events, including road races. All kit is available in a variety of sizes, from children’s 10-11 to adult XXL. The club vests are available in men’s and women’s sizes.

Dacorum & Tring AC members have the option of buying T-shirts, training vests, hoodies and zipped hoodies from the online click and collect service offered to us by our suppliers, Berkhamsted Sports

A limited selection of hoodies and T-shirts is available for purchase from the clubhouse, including our green and purple club vests, which must be worn in all official competitions. Official competition vests are £12.

Kit available from Berkhamsted Sports

Click here for direct link to Dacorum & Tring AC / Road Runners Online Kit Shop

Berkhamsted Sports offer a secure online payment system and will post items at a small extra cost if you can’t collect. The shop is located at: High Street, Berkhamsted, HP4 1AQ. Tel: 01442 862626 Email: Berko Sports

Codes of Conduct

Code of Conduct for Athletes

As a responsible athlete you will:

Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every athlete, coach, technical official and others involved in athletics and treat everyone equally.
Uphold the same values of sportsmanship off the field as you do when engaged in athletics
Cooperate fully with others involved in the sport such as coaches, technical officials, team managers, doctors, physiotherapists, sport scientists and representatives of the governing body in the best interests of the yourself and other athletes
Consistently promote positive aspects of the sport such as fair play and never condone rule violations or the use of prohibited or age-inappropriate substances
Anticipate and be responsible for your own needs including being organised, having the appropriate equipment and being on time
Inform your coach of any other coaching that you are seeking or receiving
Always thank the coaches and officials who enable you to participate in athletics

As a responsible Athlete, when participating in or attending any athletics activities, including training/coaching sessions and competition events you will:

Act with dignity and display courtesy and good manners towards others
Avoid swearing and abusive language and irresponsible behaviour including behaviour that is dangerous to yourself or others, acts of violence, bullying, harassment and physical and sexual abuse
Challenge inappropriate behaviour and language by others
Never engage in any inappropriate or illegal behaviour
Avoid destructive behaviour and leave athletics venues as you find them
Not carry or consume alcohol to excess and/or illegal substances.
Avoid carrying any items that could be dangerous to yourself or others excluding athletics equipment used in the course of your athletics activity

In addition, athletes, especially young athletes and vulnerable adults, should follow these guidelines on safe participation in athletics

Notify a responsible adult if you have to go somewhere (why, where and when you will return)
Do not respond if someone seeks private information unrelated to athletics such as personal information, home life information
Strictly maintain boundaries between friendship and intimacy with a coach or technical official
Never accept lifts in cars or invitations into homes on your own without the prior knowledge and consent of your parent/carer
Use safe transport or travel arrangements
Report any accidental injury, distress, misunderstanding or misinterpretation to your parents/carers and club Welfare officer as soon as possible.
Report any suspected misconduct by coaches or other people involved in athletics to the club welfare officer as soon as possible

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Code of Conduct for Coaches

As a responsible athletics Coach you will:

A coach MUST strictly maintain a clear boundary between friendship and intimacy with athletes and do not conduct inappropriate relationships with athletes. Relationship with athletes can cause significant problems for other team members, raising concerns of favouritism and/or victimisation should the relationship later end.
In particular, you MUST NOT allow an intimate personal relationship to develop between yourself and any athlete aged under 18 years. Any violation of this could result in a coach licence being withdrawn. It may also be a criminal offence to conduct a relationship with an athlete aged under 16 years. It may also be a violation of your coaching licence to form an intimate personal relationship with a vulnerable adult coached by you.
It is strongly recommended that you do not allow intimate relationships to develop between yourself and athletes coached by you aged over 18 years.

As a responsible coach, when participating in or attending any athletics activities, including training/coaching sessions and competition events you will:

Act with dignity and display courtesy and good manners towards others

Code of Conduct for Parents/People with Parental Responsibility and supporters

As a responsible parent/person with parental responsibility or other supporter you will

Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every athlete, coach, technical official and others involved in athletics and treat everyone equally
Cooperate fully with others involved in the sport such as coaches, technical officials, team managers, doctors, physiotherapists, sport scientists and representatives of the governing body in the best interests of the athlete
Consistently promote positive aspects of the sport such as fair play and never condone rule violations or the use of prohibited or age-inappropriate substances .
Never place undue pressure on children to perform, participate or compete.
Check out the qualifications and licences of people who are coaching or managing your child or offering a service connected to athletics such as physiotherapy, massage or nutritional advice.
Take an active interest in your child’s participation by attend training or competitions whenever possible.
Know exactly where your child will be and who they will be with at all times
Never make assumptions about your child’s safety
Ensure that your child does not take any unnecessary valuable items to training or competition
Inform your child’s coach or team manager of any illness or disability that needs to be taken into consideration for athletic performance
Provide any necessary medication that your child needs for the duration of trips
Assume responsibility for safe transportation to and from training and competition
Give permission for your junior athlete to travel to any training/ club match/event organised by the club as has been notified by the club through Fixture Lists / News Letters/ Club Website/e-mail or other. Any health/medical requirements should be notified to the Team Manager before travel..
Report any concerns you have about your child’s or any other child’s welfare to the Club Welfare Officers, Regional, National or UKA Welfare Officers. (This does not affect your right to contact your local social services or the police if you feel it is necessary)

As a responsible parent/person with parental responsibility or other supporters for a young athlete, when participating in or attending any athletics activities, including training/coaching sessions and competition events you will:

Act with dignity and display courtesy and good manners towards others
Avoid swearing and abusive language and irresponsible behaviour including behaviour that is dangerous to yourself or others, acts of violence, bullying, harassment and physical and sexual abuse
Challenge inappropriate behaviour and language by others
Be aware that your attitude and behaviour directly affects the behaviour of your child and other young athletes
Avoid destructive behaviour and leave athletics venues as you find them
Never engage in any inappropriate or illegal behaviour
Not carry or consume alcohol to excess and/or illegal substances.
Not carry any items that can be dangerous to yourself or to others excluding athletics equipment used in the course of your child’s athletics activity

Junior Club Code of Conduct

Dacorum and Tring Athletic Club is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of all its members. The club believes that it is important that members, coaches, administrators and parents associated with the club should, at all times, show respect and understanding for the safety and welfare of others.

Sports clubs should offer a positive experience for children and young people and where they can learn new things in a safe and positive environment. As a member of Insert name of name of club / organisation, you are expected to abide by the following junior code of practice: Children and young people are expected to:

Be loyal and give their friends a second chance.
Be friendly and particularly welcoming to new members.
Be supportive and committed to other team members, offer comfort when required.
Keep yourself safe.
Report inappropriate behaviour or risky situations for youth members
Play fairly and be trustworthy.
Respect officials and accept decisions.
Show appropriate loyalty and be gracious in defeat.
Respect other competitors.
Not cheat or be violent and aggressive.
Make your club a fun place to be.
Observe safety rules of an athletics track/coaching area.
Behave and listen to all instructions from the coach
Show respect to other youth members/leaders and show team spirit.
Take care of equipment owned by the club.
Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all participants regardless of age, gender, ability, race, cultural background or religious beliefs or sexual identity.
Refrain from the use of bad language or racial/sectarian references. This includes bullying using new technologies like chat-rooms or texting.
Not get involved in inappropriate peer pressure and push others into something they do not want to do.
Keep to agreed timings for training and competitions or inform their coach or team manager if they are going to be late.
Wear suitable clothing for training and match sessions, as agreed with the coach/team manager.
Pay any fees for training or events promptly.
Not smoke on club premises or whilst representing the club at competitions.
Not consume alcohol or drugs of any kind on the club premises or whilst representing the club.

Children / Young People have the right to:

Be safe and happy in their chosen activity.
Be listened to.
Be respected and treated fairly.
Privacy.
Enjoy your sport in a protective environment.
Be referred to professional help if needed.
Be protected from abuse by other member or outside sources.
Participate on an equal basis, appropriate to their ability.
Experience competition and the desire to win.
Be believed.
Ask for help.
Have any concerns taken seriously and acted on.

Any minor misdemeanours and general misbehaviour will be addressed by the coach and reported verbally to the designated person.

More serious or persistent misbehaviour may result in disciplinary action and potentially dismissal from the club/sport.

Parents will be informed at all stages. Disciplinary action can be appealed to the coach with final decisions taken by the club committee or referred to the governing body.

Code of Conduct for Club Officials

Code of Conduct for Technical Officials

As a responsible technical official you will:

A Technical Official MUST strictly maintain a clear boundary between friendship and intimacy with athletes and do not conduct inappropriate relationships with athletes. Relationship with athletes can cause significant problems for other athletes, coaches and team members, raising concerns of favouritism and/or victimisation should the relationship later end.
In particular, you MUST NOT allow an intimate personal relationship to develop between yourself and any athlete aged under 18 years. Any violation of this could result in a technical official’s licence being withdrawn. It may also be a criminal offence to conduct a relationship with an athlete aged under 16 years. It may also be a violation of your technical officials licence to form an intimate personal relationship with a vulnerable adult judged/officiated by you
It is also strongly recommended that you do not allow intimate relationships to develop between yourself and athletes judged by you aged over 18 years.

As a responsible Technical Official, when participating in or attending any athletics activities, including training/coaching sessions and competition events you will:

Act with dignity and display courtesy and good manners towards others
Avoid swearing and abusive language and irresponsible behaviour including behaviour that is dangerous to yourself or others, acts of violence, bullying, harassment and physical and sexual abuse
Challenge inappropriate behaviour and language by others
Never engage in any inappropriate or illegal behaviour
Avoid destructive behaviour and leave athletics venues as you find them
Not carry or consume alcohol to excess and/or illegal substances.
Avoid carrying any items that could be dangerous to yourself or others excluding athletics equipment used in the course of your athletics activity

In addition, technical officials should follow these guidelines on best practice, in particular with young athletes or vulnerable adults

Avoid critical language or actions, such as sarcasm which could undermine an athlete’s self esteem.
Avoid spending time alone with young athletes unless clearly in the view of others
Avoid taking young athletes alone in your car
Never invite a young athlete alone into your home
Never share a bedroom with a child
Always explain why and ask for consent before touching an athlete
Ensure that parents/carers know and have given consent before taking a young athlete away from the usual training venue
Work in same-sex pairs if supervising changing areas
Respect the right of young athletes to an independent life outside of athletics
Report any accidental injury, distress, misunderstanding or misinterpretation to the parents/carers and Club/Regional/National or UKA Welfare officer as soon as possible.
Report any suspected misconduct by other technical officials, coaches or other people involved in athletics to the Club, Regional, National or UKA welfare officer as soon as possible

Code of Conduct for medical officers, physiotherapists, masseurs

You will:

Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every athlete, coach, technical official and others involved in athletics and treat everyone equally
Cooperate fully with others involved in the sport such as coaches, technical officials, team managers, doctors, physiotherapists, sport scientists and representatives of the governing body in the best interests of the athlete
Consistently promote positive aspects of the sport such as fair play and never condone rule violations or the use of prohibited or age-inappropriate substances
Hold a relevant and up to date qualification
Work within the ethical and professional guidelines of your governing/regulating/qualifying body
Act within the best interests of your patient, including referral to other professionals if necessary and do not offer or provide any treatment for which you are not appropriately qualified or trained.
Ensure you have parental consent before advising/assisting/treating athletes aged under 18 years
Act with dignity and display courtesy and good manners towards others
Avoid swearing and abusive language and irresponsible behaviour including behaviour that is dangerous to yourself or others, acts of violence, bullying, harassment and physical and sexual abuse
Challenge inappropriate behaviour and language by others
Not carry or consume alcohol to excess and/or illegal substances.
Never engage in any inappropriate or illegal behaviour
Not carry or consume alcohol to excess and/or illegal substances.

Code of Conduct for Team Managers

As a responsible Team Manager you will:

Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every athlete, coach, technical official and others involved in athletics and treat everyone equally
Cooperate fully with others involved in the sport such as coaches, technical officials, team managers, doctors, physiotherapists, sport scientists and representatives of the governing body in the best interests of the athlete
Consistently promote positive aspects of the sport such as fair play and never condone rule violations or the use of prohibited or age-inappropriate substances
Act with dignity and display courtesy and good manners towards others
Avoid swearing and abusive language and irresponsible behaviour including behaviour that is dangerous to yourself or others, acts of violence, bullying, harassment and physical and sexual abuse
Challenge inappropriate behaviour and language by others
Avoid destructive behaviour and leave athletics venues as you find them
Never engage in any inappropriate or illegal behaviour
Not carry or consume alcohol to excess and/or illegal substances.
Not carry any items that can be dangerous to yourself or to others excluding athletics equipment used in the course of the athletics activity

In addition, Team Managers should follow these guidelines on best practice, in particular with young athletes and vulnerable adults

Take reasonable care in all circumstances of any athlete under 18 years who is at an event without a parent or person with parental responsibility
Provide the appropriate ratio of staff for the age and ability for athletes travelling away from home. The recommended ratio is one adult to ten children
Provide staff of the same sex to undertake chaperoning duties
Check that all volunteers have been through the appropriate recruitment and selection checks and have attended the appropriate training e.g. DBS and self declaration, safeguarding awareness training
Notify all parents/people with parental responsibility/carers of athletes under 18 years of the times and venues of any competitions and the appropriate contact telephone numbers
Ensure that written consent has been obtained form all persons with parental responsibility for athletes under 18 years prior to the competition
Liaise with the parents/person with parental responsibility of an athlete under 18 years if the athlete becomes involved in an accident or serious breach of health and safety or discipline whilst under your care
Comply with welfare policies and procedures and any local authority or school procedures or any other policies and procedures that might apply to a particular venue, group of athletes, or competition.
Report any suspected misconduct by coaches, technical officials or other people involved in athletics to the Club, Regional, National or UKA welfare officer as soon as possible

Competing in Track and Field

Dacorum and Tring AC places a strong emphasis on competition for all.

We compete in several team competitions and ask all athletes (and parents and carers) to make a concerted effort to be available for their relevant club matches. Competing to the best of your ability is doing a great service to the club. Failing to attend without good reason is putting extra pressure on your team-mates, manager, captain and coaches. Even non-scoring athletes have a role to play, not just in the building of competitive skills, but also as a back-up team in case of injury, illness, etc.

In summary we expect the following of athletes:

Work with your coach to get yourself in the best shape for a competition (they will advise on and adjust training accordingly and help you balance other demands such as school competitions and exams).
Know when your competitions are. Use the club fixture list and put relevant competition dates in a diary/calendar/on phone etc.
Make yourself available for as many club matches as possible.
When at club matches, be willing to do another event: in many competitions just completing an event (crossing the line, making a legal jump or throw) earns valuable points for the club and could make all the difference at promotion/demotion time.
Speak to your coach about entering yourself for other competitions e.g. County Champs, Regional Champs, Open meetings, Parkruns.
Wear your club vest at competitions and be a good ambassador for the club.
If you feel concerned or daunted in any way about competing, discuss this with your coach: they will be very happy to help you with anything from nerves to understanding the rules and procedures. This is particularly important if you are going to compete in a higher level competition where there are ‘call-up’ procedures.
U13s should aim to represent Dacorum and Tring in AT LEAST two competitions per year. One of these should be a ‘representative’ experience i.e. a club league match. All U13s are encouraged to take part in Club Champs.

Policies

Inclusion Policy

Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club is committed to ensure that athletes of all abilities are able to participate equitably within athletics. We will seek to develop a focus on inclusion, not exclusion, and ensure that we provide appropriate advice to members to ensure that disabled athletes can participate as fully as possible within athletics. We will seek to ensure that we comply with the Equality Act 2010 and encourage our members to do so.

1. Key aims

The key aims of the Inclusion Policy are:

To guide and support the integration of inclusive practice into core club/group programmes and activities.
To contribute towards growing and sustaining numbers of disabled athletes participating within athletics within affiliated clubs and Athletics Networks, Run England groups and AthleFIT sessions.
To promote the inclusion of disabled athletes in athletics events wherever possible and in accordance with the provisions of the Equality Act.
To develop inclusive practice within competition.
To provide support and guidance to athletes, leaders/coaches, officials, competition organisers and other club volunteers to promote the development of inclusive practice and to enhance participation.
To promote the accessibility of the athletics club/group, premises and activity locations for disabled people including athletes, officials, coaches and spectators.
To promote the development of knowledge and understanding of disability, equity and inclusion amongst athletes, leaders/coaches, officials, club volunteers and competition organisers by the provision of appropriate training and development.
To promote close working partnerships with disability groups and organisations to support the development of inclusive practice within athletics locally.

2. The Equality Act 2010

2.1 Definition of a disabled person

The Equality Act (“the Act”) defines a disabled person as someone who has a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his or her ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities. For these purposes:

Substantial means neither minor nor trivial;
Long term means that the effect of the impairment has lasted or is likely to last for at least 12 months (there are special rules covering recurring or fluctuating conditions); and
Normal day-to-day activities include everyday things like eating, washing, walking and going shopping.

People who have had an impairment in the past that meets this definition are also covered by the scope of the Act. There are additional provisions relating to people with progressive conditions.

2.2 The key provisions of the Act

Under the Act it is unlawful:

To discriminate against a disabled person because of their disability; and
For any organisation or service provider to treat disabled people unfavourably because of something arising in consequence of their disability, unless such treatment can be justified (i.e. unless the treatment is a “proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim”).

Organisations and service providers must also make reasonable adjustments for disabled people in relation to both their service provision and any physical features of their premises to overcome physical barriers to access.

In relation to reasonable adjustments, the law requires that organisations and service providers make reasonable adjustments in anticipation that they will have disabled members/participants. Thus, an athletics club/group or race organiser cannot wait until a disabled athlete makes a request to join the club or enter a race before taking action. They should instead identify what reasonable adjustments should be made to enable disabled people to participate and should then set out a reasonable timescale for the implementation of those adjustments.

Furthermore, to comply with the Act, organisations, athletics clubs and race organisers must consider what reasonable adjustments may be necessary to ensure that their club/group or race is accessible for disabled people who may wish to participate as coaches, officials, volunteers and spectators as well as athletes.

3. Inclusive Practice

The Inclusion Policy is not just about access to facilities but is intended to promote a change in attitudes and to improve opportunities for disabled people to participate in athletics. There are a number of measures that we will take to ensure that we are working under the guidance of the Policy and within the requirements of the Equality Act (2010).

3.1 We will provide a welcoming environment

Establishing a positive and welcoming approach is one of the most effective ways of encouraging disabled people to participate.

We will think positively about how we can include disabled people rather than focusing on potential barriers to participation.
We will consider how athletics in general and the club/group/event are promoted. For example, by positively welcoming and encouraging participants from local disability organisations, by providing information in formats which are accessible to disabled people and by using appropriate imagery.
Disabled people will be encouraged to contact us to discuss their needs and requirements to facilitate inclusion and we will ensure we consider what reasonable adjustments could be made to enable them to participate.
We will develop the knowledge and understanding of key staff, club/group or event officials, coaches, leaders and other volunteers, of disability, equity and inclusive practice by providing appropriate guidance and training.

3.2 We will talk to disabled people

We will, so far as is reasonably possible, consult with relevant groups and with prospective disabled individuals about their needs and requirements.
We will not make assumptions and will try to speak to disabled people about the reasonable adjustments they believe might be made to enable them to participate and to discuss how these could be made.
If a risk assessment indicates that an event/activity might be unsafe for individuals with particular impairments we will where possible try and discuss with any disabled athletes wanting to participate.

3.3 We will provide access to facilities

We will undertake a review of the accessibility of facilities including car parking, toilets, changing facilities, access to buildings and other facilities and discuss with facility providers e.g. schools or Local Authorities about the provisions that they have in place to meet the requirements of the Equality Act (2010).

3.4 We will make reasonable adjustments

We will demonstrate that every effort has been made to enable disabled people to participate and that inclusion not exclusion has been the priority.
If reasonable adjustments are required to make an event/activity accessible then we will make those reasonable adjustments. (By way of a general guide, an adjustment is thought unlikely to be reasonable if it is so drastic that it will change the nature of the whole event).
Adjustments which require additional expense will still be deemed reasonable where the additional expense is relative to our resources. In these circumstances we will bear the additional expense.
If we consider it is necessary to exclude a disabled person from participating in an event/activity we will ensure that we can justify this decision and any justification will be on the basis of fact, not assumptions, and will be supported by evidence such as a valid risk assessment or previous incidents/experience and discussions with the individual(s).
If a risk assessment for the event/activity indicates that it is unsafe for a disabled person or persons then the person who has compiled the risk assessment will show that they have sufficient knowledge or experience in the area of disability or has consulted with an appropriate disability organisation or has been advised by someone with the necessary knowledge.
Where a risk assessment indicates that having taken into account any reasonable adjustments which could be made, that the event/activity is unsafe for disabled people or if it indicates that the participation of disabled people will make the event/activity unsafe for other participants in the first instance we will generally advise rather than issue an outright directive prohibiting disabled people from taking part and only where absolutely necessary issue a directive.

A positive and sensible approach to risk management can and should in most circumstances encourage the inclusion of disabled people in most of our activities.

Child & Vulnerable Adult Protection Policy

The Dacorum & Tring Athletic Club accepts the following England Athletic policies:

Safeguarding Children Welfare Policy, Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Policy, Ant Bullying Policy, Photographic Policy.

Dacorum & Tring A.C. is committed to protecting the welfare of children (young people under the age of 18 yrs) as well as vulnerable adults, ensuring the highest standard of care for all.

All members of the club are responsible for ensuring that the following policy and procedure is followed to provide a safe, secure and protective environment, free from abuse, maltreatment and misconduct by;- adults against children, adults against adults, and children against adults.

The good name of the club and integrity of the sport of athletics should be upheld at all time.

Athletes' Pathway to Success

All member athletes are eligible for selection to Dacorum and Tring league matches according to their abilities and availability.

Athlete of the match awards are given at Eastern Young Athlete and U13 Inter Club Challenge matches for both boys and girls highest scorers.

Athletes are encouraged to compete in County Championships.

Members may be selected to compete for their county at Inter-county matches.

Inter-county athletes may be selected for National and International matches,

Dacorum and Tring Athletic Club hold annual competitions for all ages in both the Pentathlon and Club Championship (all events).

Financial rewards are made for all junior member athletes who achieve 1st, 2^nd and 3^rd place finishes at English Schools or other international competitions ie FISEC and also for Junior and senior medallists at National level.

GDPR and Privacy Policy

(GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATIONS, MAY 2018) Privacy Notice This notice explains how Dacorum & Tring A.C. uses your personal data, describes the categories of personal data we hold and process and for what purposes. This notice also applies when you visit and or use the Dacorum & Tring A.C. website. We are committed to collecting and using personal data fairly and in accordance with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

We are committed to ensuring that your information is kept safe, secure and is always used responsibly. We have put in place, appropriate measures within Dacorum & Tring A.C. to protect such information.

NOTE : All active Dacorum & Tring A.C. athletes are required to be licensed by the governing body, “ENGLAND ATHLETICS”. A separate and specific process must be followed by you to permit ENGLAND ATHLETICS to independently process the personal data that they hold on you. Go to : www.englandathletics.org/myprofile

2. Who we are Dacorum & Tring A.C. (the” Club”) is an England Athletics affiliated athletics club, with registration number 2657863.

The registered address of the Club is: Dacorum Athletics Track, Jarman Way, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP2 4JS.

3. What kind of personal information we use We use personal information for a number of reasons depending on the membership services that we deliver or offer to you or how we otherwise interact with you. We need to hold and use the following personal data:

Ø full name; Ø gender; Ø address; Ø email address; Ø telephone number(s); Ø date of birth; Ø other contact details; Ø parent or guardian details (if your are under the age of 18); Ø details of other clubs to which you may be registered or affiliated; Ø school or college details and applicable attendance status; Ø the nature of any disabilities (visual, physical or hearing); Ø details of certain important medical information tin order to help us

support and safeguard those members with potential vulnerabilities;

emergency contact details.

Ø ALSO : Where you visit / use our websites, we will collect your Internet

Protocol (IP) address and information about your browsing behaviour.

4. How we collect your personal data We collect personal data:

Ø directly from you, for example when you fill out a Club membership application form either in paper or via our website portal; Ø from profile data and athletic performance / statistical data about you, which our coaches or designated Club officials or England Athletics (or its affiliates) may collect from time to time; Ø from organisations to which you have given your express consent (or there is an alternative legal basis) to share your personal data with us for specific athletic related purposes, such as race organisers, course operators.

5. How we use your personal data Data protection law says that we can only use personal data if we have a proper reason to do so. For example, these reasons include:

Ø fulfilling a membership obligation that the Club has with you; Ø when we have a legal duty; Ø when it is in our legitimate Club interest Ø when you consent to a specific and purposeful use.

When data protection law allows us to process your personal data for our own legitimate interests, it is only allowed provided those interests do not override your own interests and/ or your fundamental rights and freedoms.

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An example of us using your personal data when we have a legal duty, is where we must do so in order to comply with statutory duties.

You (or your parents / guardian, if you are under 18), grant us certain GENERAL consents upon the signing, submission and our acceptance of, an application for Club membership. These consents include but, may not be limited to:

Ø participation in activities of the Club ( for Under 18) Ø travelling to club events on Club arranged transport (for Under 18) Ø permitting photographs / images taken by authorised photographers at events, to be used for publicity and promotional purposes.

Ø permitting the member / athlete to be treated in the event of an emergency, by Club First Aider or other medical professional(s) (for Under 18) Ø permitting the storing and use of all Personal Data for the purposes of internal club administration and member record management.

Ø Permitting us to generally communicate with you via default Email preference, for the purposes of Club administration, the management of athlete events and coaching and for Club / Member planning and development.

6. Our purposes for processing your personal data We will only ask you for your personal data where it is necessary to fulfil the following purposes. Where providing us with your personal data is optional, we will inform you of this. Our purposes are grouped under our legal bases for processing.

6.1 Entering into and fulfilling a Member obligation the Club has with you, such as :

Ø To consider and process your membership application or change in your membership status.

Ø To deliver membership services to you, including:

• Receiving and processing membership payments (annually, weekly and ad hoc).

• Making payments on your behalf;

• Providing you with information, advice and guidance on the services that the Club perform on your behalf;

• To address enquiries or complaints that we may receive from you or a representative, parent or guardian appointed by you.

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• To prepare and publish race reports or such other newsworthy information, including publication of digital photography or other media material to social media and newspapers.

6.2 Fulfilling our legal obligations

Ø Confirming your identity; Ø Assisting you with managing the services the Club provide to you; Ø Detecting, investigating and reporting a crime, and taking

safeguarding or other measures to prevent this; Ø Maintaining records of Club business, as required by law – for

instance, keeping records of our accounts, complying with

insurance requirements or ensuring conformity with England

Athletics instructions and regulations.

Ø Complying with any laws which may require us to validly provide

information, directly or indirectly to UK authorities Ø Identifying and managing risks to our Club or its membership and Ø Where we have a duty to protect vulnerable club members

/athletes.

6.3 For our legitimate interests

Ø Understanding how Club members use our facilities or services, so we can improve these; Ø Developing new services and facilities, identifying which may be of interest to you – this may involve profiling our athletes or other memberships.

Ø Where we have the relevant permissions, contacting you to make you aware of services that we feel may be of interest to you. Note: we may contact you for a reasonable period after you cease your membership relationship with us; Ø Sharing certain information with England Athletics or other Clubs, County, National or other race organising bodies Ø Improving our systems and processes, which may include using your personal data to test the accuracy of these, but only where it is essential to do so; Ø To recover money owed to the Club by you or on your behalf; Ø To invite you as a Club Member to participate in the periodic strategic planning process of the Club or to request your feedback and opinion via periodic research and surveys, on the services that the Club provides(or plans to provides) or the facilities that the Club maintains or is proposing to utilise, for the benefit of the Members.

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6.4. Where we will ALWAYS require your separate, express written and explicit consent.

To hold or process about you, where necessary, ‘special categories of personal data’ – this includes data concerning:

Ø Health; Ø Race or ethnicity; Ø Genetic or biometric data about you.

7. Retaining your personal data

We will retain your personal data for as long as we are obliged, under relevant legislation and regulation, or where no such rules apply, for no longer than it is necessary for our lawful and necessary Club purposes. This will usually be no more than four years from the point at which your membership begins (or has been annually renewed). We may also retain data for longer periods for statistical purposes only, and if so we will anonymise such data.

8. Using data processors and transferring your personal data overseas

We may conceivably use service providers, agents and subcontractors to provide membership services on our behalf. This may require these organisations to access and process your personal data. We have listed our third party partners and categories of suppliers we currently use in Appendices 1 and 2.

It is possible that your personal data may be required to be transferred to affiliated Athletic bodies or organisations that are based in countries outside the European Economic Area. In these circumstances, we will ensure they process your personal data only in accordance with the applicable data protection legislation and under strict organisational and contractual controls, specifically EU model clauses.

9. Your Privacy Rights

Ø You have the right to object to how we process any of your personal data that we hold Ø You also have the right to see what personal data we hold about you.

Ø You can ask us to correct inaccuracies, delete or restrict personal data or

ask for some of your personal data to be provided to someone else.

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Requests to exercise your rights to your personal data can be made by Email to :

Membership Secretary:-

John.slack47@gmail.com

Club Secretary:-

sylviafitz39@gmail.com

The foregoing Club Officers are the ONLY Data Protection Officers duly designated by the Club Main Committee.

Your data protection rights are subject to certain restrictions and conditions. We will assess your request and where we decide not to act upon this, we will notify you of our reasons for this. We will not make a charge for handing your rights request, unless we consider this to be manifestly unfounded or excessive (particularly if this is repetitive). You have the right at all times, to complain to us and to the data protection regulator, the Information Commissioner’s Office.

10. Your rights under the GDPR regulations, are:

To be informed: You have the right to be provided with clear, transparent and easily understandable information about how we use your personal data and your rights. We fulfil this right by giving you this notice.

Access to your personal data: You can request access to a copy of your personal data that we process as a data controller, together with details of why we use it, who we share it with, how long we keep it for

Right to withdraw consent: If you have given us your consent, you can withdraw that consent or modify it, at any time. Please contact the Club as set out above, if you want to do so. If you withdraw your consent, we may not be able to provide certain services to you or to communicate with you after a specified date or event. If this is the case, we will tell you.

Right to object: You may object to our processing of your personal data at anytime,

You have the right to object to the Club’s request for your feedback to research or survey initiatives, planning or marketing enquiries relating to existing or proposed Club services.

Rectification: You can ask us to change or complete any inaccurate or incomplete personal data held about you.

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Erasure: This is also known as “the right to be forgotten” and this means that you can ask us to delete your personal data where it is no longer necessary for us to use it, you have withdrawn consent (where applicable), or where we have no lawful basis for keeping it or otherwise using it. There are limited exceptions, for example where we need such data to carry out our core obligations to you as a member. The withdrawal or erasure of such data may thus require the Club to withdraw, invalidate or limit, your membership.

Portability: You can ask us to provide you or a third party with some of the personal data that we hold about you in a structured, commonly used, electronic form (such as via a spread sheet), so it can be easily transferred. This is limited to personal data you have provided with your consent and which we process by automated means, such as your membership transaction data.

Your personal data may be held in one or more databases (manual or electronic) and by one or more Club officials or persons who have been expressly authorised by the Club to do so. This may for example include, individual coaches, team managers, team captains. The Club Main Committee has the express duty of care in this respect and will regularly ensure that Personal Data never falls into the possession or use by any person or persons who are unknown to the Club and who are not expressly authorised.

We have listed in Appendix 3, the titles of Club officials who have a need to hold membership personal data pursuant to this PRIVACY POLICY, in order to perform their Club duties.

Restriction: You can ask us to restrict the personal data we hold and use about you where:

Ø it is inaccurate; Ø you have asked for it to be erased; Ø you have objected to the use or holding of it; or

When you have asked us to restrict the use of your personal data we may still centrally store your information but will not use it or distribute it further, without your newly issued consent

11. Marketing We may use your personal data to tell you about relevant services, events or facilities that we think you may find interesting. We can only use your

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personal data to send you such marketing messages if you have given your consent or it is for a legitimate interest (when we have a good operational reason to use your information).

You can ask us to stop sending you marketing messages by contacting us at any time (as directed above).

Unless you have specified to the contrary, any marketing communications with you will be by Email.

12. Keeping up to date

We keep our Privacy Notice under regular review.

This notice was last updated in May 2018.

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Appendix 1 List of Third Party Partners

We do not currently have any affiliated partners

Appendix 2 Categories of entities with whom we may share personal data for Club or Membership promotional purposes

England Athletics Chiltern League Organisers SAL / EYAL & County Event Organisers Subscription service providers Web Analytics or Hosting service providers

Appendix 3

The following classes of Club Officials are authorised by the Club, to hold and make qualified use of, the Personal Data of members, in strict conformity with this Privacy Policy

Classes of Persons

Title of Club Official:

Treasurer

Club Secretary

Membership Secretary

Social Secretary

Road Runners (Male and Female) Captains

Cross Country Administrator

Coaches (Track, Field and Road)

Track & Field Team Managers

Club Chairman & Club President

Welfare Officers

Club Records & Statistics Officer(s)

Web Manager/ Media

Guidelines for U18 athletes training on public roads.

Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club supports the view and initiates guidance to ensure that everyone who takes part in athletics does so in an enjoyable and safe environment. As a club, we also recognise that in order to provide continuous opportunity for athletes to develop in their chosen field and reach their potential, we need to provide a variety of training structures and systems that are appropriate for that individual and would benefit their performance or enjoyment.

There are occasions when athletes aged 12-18 would benefit from participating in a road running training session. Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club supports this providing the following conditions are met:-

1/ The child must be a current fully paid up member of the athletics club.

2/ The parent of said child must also be a current, fully paid up member of the club.

3/ The parent must participate and run in the same group as the child. This may mean the parent running in a different group than they would normally run in.

4/ The group must be led by a qualified Leader In Running Coach

5/ The planned session must comply with the guidance from England Athletics on maximum distances and must also take the ability of the child into consideration.

6/ The child will only be able to undertake this session once a week, in accordance with the individuals training plan and where appropriate under the guidance of a qualified Athletics Coach.

7/ The child must wear ‘high viz’ clothing .during the session.

Athletics Transport Policy

Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club recognises that athletes are required to train a large number of hours to achieve high levels of performance and therefore great commitment is required not only from the athletes but also from their parents.

Dacorum and Tring has adopted England Athletics ‘Safeguarding Children Welfare Policy and Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Policy and thereby the principles regarding transportation to and from training sessions, coaching courses and competitions. Dacorum and Tring will not accept any practice that places coaches, helpers or volunteers in breach of any England Athletics policies and procedures, rules or regulations.

Safeguarding and Protection of Children advice requires that UKA coaches do not take children alone on car journeys, except in *unforeseen circumstances; this should only happen when there is no other alternative and must not be a regular, approved practice.

The following are practical suggestions to help alleviate transport problems:

Make parents aware (preferably when their child joins the club) that it is the coaches’ responsibility to coach and not to provide transport for their child.Parents should not put coaches in a difficult position by requesting that they provide transport for their children.
When a child accepts a place in a squad/group, the parent should be asked to commit to ensuring the child attends all training sessions and to be responsible for making the necessary transport arrangements
Encourage parents to share transport with other parents
Transport athletes in groups

It is unacceptable for coaches to transport one child alone and in the case of transporting a group of athletes, best practice would require two responsible adults in the car. However, in exceptional circumstances where this is not possible, and subject to prior consent from all relevant parents, a coach could transport a group of athletes without another adult present. This is subject to the following conditions:

The driver must ensure there are central pick-up and drop-off points to ensure they are not alone with a child.
The driver should also provide parents with full details of any planned breaks in the journey and departure and arrival times.
The Club Welfare Officer should be made aware of the arrangements.

*Unforeseen would only apply in the event of an accident or where something unexpected has happened and there is no other alternative but to take a child alone in the car and to fail to act would put the child at risk of harm. Where these situations are unavoidable and whenever possible the full consent of either the Welfare Officer, Head coach or Official in the club and/or the child’s parents should be obtained.

Late collection of children from training sessions or competitions where the transport has been provided by the club:-

All parents must be advised that in the event that they are delayed for any reason, they must:

Contact Dacorum and Tring at the earliest opportunity
Provide clear guidance on what they wish the club to do e.g. consent for another parent to transport their child home.

Dacorum and Tring club officers will:

Maintain a list of parent contact details and emergency numbers
Never leave a child or young person alone unless she/he is over 16 and then only with parent’s permission
Carry out appropriate assessments of situations as they arise, acknowledging that some young people aged 16 and over can go home alone if their parent is delayed

Dacorum and Tring club officers must not:

Take the child home or to another location.
Ask the child to wait in a vehicle or the club with them alone.
Send the child home with another person without permission.

If the parent is considered by the club as being unduly late, Dacorum and Tring Club officers will:

Attempt to contact the parent
Attempt to contact the emergency contact person nominated.
If there is no reply from the emergency contact, ask the child if there is another family member who may be contacted.
Wait with the young person(s) at the club with at least one other official/coach/ teacher/volunteers or parents.
Respond to any instructions received from the parent
If no-one can be reached, contact the local police or Children’s Social Care Services to enquire about the best course of action.

Grievance Procedures for Affiliated Members

England Athletics Grievance Procedures

1. Introduction

1.1. These procedures will be used by England Athletics to resolve grievances raised with them.

1.2. Grievances arising in clubs, associations, competition providers and other bodies should be resolved within those organisations and only in exceptional circumstances will England Athletics become involved as a final level of appeal.

1.3. These procedures are transferable to each of the organisations described above.

1.4. A grievance is an issue, complaint, dispute, concern or problem, which does not involve alleged serious misconduct 1 . Allegations of serious misconduct should be resolved by reference to England Athletics’ Disciplinary Procedures.

1.5. For the purposes of these procedures a person raising a grievance will be referred to as the Aggrieved and the individual against whom the grievance is being taken will be referred to as the Respondent. The terms ‘Aggrieved’ and ‘Respondent’ in the context of this document are in no way intended to imply fault by either party. At all stages of the grievance process the Aggrieved and the Respondent may be supported and accompanied by a supporter.

1.6. If in the course of these procedures evidence emerges of serious misconduct that the Aggrieved wishes to pursue formally, these procedures will be put aside and the case will be dealt with under the England Athletics’ Disciplinary Procedures.

1.7. These Grievance Procedures enable individuals or groups to raise issues that affect their well-being and ability to perform within athletics effectively. It is impossible to provide

For a definition of ‘Misconduct’ see England Athletics’ Disciplinary Procedures

2 a comprehensive list of all the issues that might give rise to a grievance, but some of the more common include: breaches of health and safety; breaches of Codes of Conducts; breaches of policies, practices and procedures and equal opportunities. The Respondent may be an individual, a group of individuals, or an organisation, such as a club, county or other association, event organiser, or body such as England Athletics.

1.8. England Athletics recognises the importance of dealing with grievances, disputes and complaints seriously, fairly and quickly.

1.9. Any person that raises a grievance will: –

1.9.1. Be given a fair hearing concerning any grievances they may have;

1.9.2. Have the right to be accompanied by a supporter when raising a grievance;

1.10. All parties to a grievance should cooperate constructively to resolve matters by informal methods wherever appropriate. It is hoped that grievances can be resolved amicably thereby maintaining, and where necessary, restoring good relations within the sport of Athletics.

1.11. A person with a grievance must state his or her grievance formally in writing which may be by email (unless it is resolved informally) for this procedure to be applied.

1.12. Where the person with a grievance has a disability England Athletics will make reasonable adjustments to ensure they are not treated less favourably. For example, if an Aggrieved is unable to submit a written grievance, because of a disability, England Athletics will provide assistance where reasonable.

2. Jurisdiction

2.1. England Athletics is the governing body for all branches of athletics in England incorporating cross country, fell and hill, trail running, race walking, road running and

3 track and field. The Board of England Athletics holds ultimate responsibility for seeing that all grievances made to it are dealt with in accordance with its policies and procedures.

2.2. The Board and Council of England Athletics delegate specific management and governance functions to its Staff which include a responsibility to the Welfare Officer to resolve any grievances that are referred to it.

2.3. England Athletics is an employer and any grievance or disciplinary matters concerning members of England Athletics’ staff shall be dealt with under separate procedures.

3. Raising Grievance Issues Informally

3.1. England Athletics is committed to the resolution of individual grievances informally whenever possible. An Aggrieved is strongly encouraged to seek to resolve any matter with the club, association or individual concerned prior to any action by England Athletics.

3.2. If a matter cannot be resolved the Aggrieved is advised to discuss the problem informally with their local Club and Coach Support Officer to seek a resolution.

3.3. England Athletics staff should give any grievance that has been raised informally proper and full consideration. They will be encouraged and supported to facilitate mutually acceptable solutions to genuine concerns raised by people involved in athletics.

4. Raising Grievance Issues Formally.

4.1. Stage One

4.1.1. If the Aggrieved has not been able to resolve a grievance within the relevant club, association, competition provider and other bodies England Athletics will only become involved in exceptional circumstances and as a final level of

4 appeal. The Aggrieved may request a review of the grievance by the England Athletics. The request should be made in writing which may be by email to the Welfare Officer. The request should state the details of the grievance, the action taken by the Aggrieved to resolve the matter so far and the outcome or remedy sought and the exceptional circumstances which warrant the involvement of England Athletics. Copies of relevant papers in support of the grievance should be included with the letter. If the Welfare Officer is a cause of the grievance, the Welfare Officer in consultation with the relevant Executive Chair, will identify an appropriate person to consider the grievance.

4.1.2. The Welfare Officer or appointed Investigating officer considering the grievance will notify the Respondent that a grievance has been submitted by the Aggrieved and will provide the Respondent with a copy of the grievance. The Respondent will be given the opportunity to provide a statement and any relevant papers in response to the grievance, normally to be returned to the Welfare Officer or Investigating officer within one week. Both parties should be made aware that information provided by them may be disclosed to the other party to the grievance.

4.1.3. In certain circumstances, it may also be necessary for the Welfare Officer or investigating Officer to carry out further investigation into the Aggrieved grievance by meeting with the Respondent and any relevant witnesses to any of the matters complained of.

4.1.4. The Welfare Officer or Investigating Officer considering the grievance will then arrange to meet with the Aggrieved, usually within four weeks’ of receipt of the grievance. The Aggrieved must take all reasonable steps to attend the meeting.

4.1.5. The purpose of the meeting will be for the Aggrieved to state their grievance, for those present to understand the full nature of the grievance, discuss the grievance and explore potential solutions. To facilitate a solution the Welfare

5 Officer or Investigating Officer considering the grievance may, with the prior approval of the Aggrieved, use the meeting to bring together the Aggrieved and the Respondent.

4.1.6. It may be necessary to undertake further investigation of the grievance, in which case the meeting may be adjourned in order to enable this to take place, and reconvened within a reasonable period of time. The timetable for any further investigation necessary will be discussed and agreed with the Aggrieved. Every attempt will be made to address the issue promptly.

4.1.7. Following the meeting, the Aggrieved will be informed by the Welfare Officer or Investigating Officer considering the grievance in writing of the decision under Stage One of the Grievance Procedure. This will normally be issued to the Aggrieved within one week of the close of the grievance meeting. The letter will generally summarise:

4.1.7.1. the nature of the grievance;

4.1.7.2. the investigation that was conducted;

4.1.7.3. the decision;

4.1.7.4. the reason for the decision;

4.1.7.5. any outcome for a change in practices as a result of the decision; and

4.1.7.6. a copy of meeting records and any formal minutes taken.

4.1.8. A copy of the paperwork referred to in 4.1.7 will also be provided to the Respondent. Any dissenting comments in connection with the decision will be recorded.

4.1.9. There may be situations where, with mutual agreement, it would be helpful to seek external advice and assistance during the grievance procedure or after it has concluded. For example, where relationships are strained a facilitator might be able to assist in resolving the problem. A facilitator may be used to assist in the rebuilding of relationships or to provide expert advice on a particular area of activity. The facilitator may be an external person or an

6 agreed person active in athletics in the region not directly connected with the grievance. The Welfare Officer or Investigating Officer considering the grievance may recommend the use of a facilitator with the agreement of the Aggrieved.

4.2. Stage Two – Appeal.

4.2.1. An Aggrieved who is not satisfied with the outcome of the grievance meeting held under Stage One above may appeal.

4.2.2. The Aggrieved should write to the Welfare Officer within two weeks of receipt of the letter issued following Stage One of the Grievance Procedure. The letter should state that the grievance has not been resolved to the Aggrieved’s satisfaction under Stage One of the procedure and the reasons why the Aggrieved is not satisfied with the outcome. The note must be accompanied by a cheque for £100 made payable to England Athletics (the Deposit) this deposit shall be held by EA and repaid to the Aggrieved in the event the appeal panel so decides. The remedy or outcome sought should be specified in the letter from the Aggrieved.

Costs

4.2.3. Each party shall bear its own costs (including but not limited to legal costs, scientific or other experts’ fees, witness costs) in connection with Complaints made or Disputes or Appeals brought under these Procedures.

4.2.4. The costs of any mediator shall be shared by the parties equally and the costs of any arbitration body appointed shall be borne by the parties in such proportions as the arbitration body shall rule at the conclusion of the matter.

7 4.2.5. The Welfare Officer, in consultation with the Executive Chair or his/her representative, shall appoint an Appeal Panel of three members. These members shall be from people active in athletics.

4.2.6. In the interests of fairness and impartiality none of the members of The Panel shall have been directly involved in the matter being considered.

4.2.7. The Appeal Panel should receive in advance copies of any documents that either party wishes to refer to during the Appeal Hearing. The Appeal Panel must also be informed of any witnesses who wish to submit written evidence from either party to put before the Panel. The Panel will decide whether it wishes to hear evidence from witnesses in person or whether it wishes to rely on written statements.

4.2.8. The Welfare Officer will arrange for a Hearing to be convened for The Panel to consider the appeal.

4.2.9. The purpose of the Hearing will be to understand the on-going nature of the grievance, to review the basis for the earlier decision and to explore potential solutions. The Aggrieved will be afforded every opportunity to state their grievance at the meeting. It may also be necessary for further investigation to take place in which case the Hearing may be adjourned to enable this to be undertaken, and reconvened within a reasonable period of time. Again, the timetable for investigation will be discussed and agreed with the Aggrieved. Every attempt will be made to address the issue promptly.

4.2.10. The letter with the decision under Stage Two of the Grievance Procedure will normally be issued within one week of the conclusion of the Hearing. The letter will generally summarise:

4.2.10.1. the nature of the grievance;

4.2.10.2. the investigation that was conducted;

4.2.10.3. the decision;

8 4.2.10.4. the reason for the decision;

4.2.10.5. any outcome for a change in practices as a result of the decision.

4.2.10.6. a copy of Hearing records and any formal minutes taken

4.2.11. A copy will be sent to all parties who attended the Hearing and opportunity made for the recording of any dissenting comments. This will conclude the process for the resolution of grievances.

5. Keeping Records

5.1. England Athletics will keep confidential records for up to six years of:

5.1.1. Nature of grievance

5.1.2. Copy of written statement of grievance

5.1.3. Copy of England Athletics’ response

5.1.4. Action taken

5.1.5. Reasons for action

5.1.6. Any business relating to an appeal

5.1.7. Further developments

Reimbursement/ expenses payments for coaches, officials and other volunteer posts

Coaches, officials and other volunteers are to be given a funding allowance which they can draw upon, subject to criteria, for bona fide expenses that benefit the club as a whole.

It is up to the individuals to decide how or whether they wish to spend the money. All courses considered mandatory for coaches and officials by Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club will be funded and are not considered part of this policy.

Fees for Level 1 courses:-

After a period of helping with sessions as a parent volunteer for at least 3 months, half of the course fee will be refunded on completion of the course and production of a copy of the coaching/ officials license. The remainder will be reimbursed following a further 3 months as a coaching assistant within the club or officiating at 3 matches.

A course application form and a signed funding agreement ( Course Funding Policy) will need to be submitted before the funding is considered by the committee.

Level 2 courses:-

Will continue to be fully funded for those holding a current level 1 course (usually after 6 months assisting with sessions and attendance of at least 1 coaches meeting and officiating at 6 matches). A course application form and a signed funding agreement ( Course Funding Policy) will need to be submitted before the funding is considered by the committee

Associated travel expenses will be paid at 25p per mile to a maximum of £100 and accommodation costs must be applied for using a grant form.

3) The funding is also for:

other bona fide course fees, on-line and digital coaching resources

4)Coaches accompanying athletes , competing for the club or Hertfordshire County in the age groups U20, U17, U15, U13 (? All athletes ) to Southern Regional Events, National Championships and International events will be eligible for reimbursement of travel and accommodation costs to the maximum combined sum of £100.

5) Where Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club has identified a gap in the coaching pathway (ie specific event coaching), these coaches may be sought individually or through the Network and reasonable reimbursement can be paid for travel, child care.

6) Reimbursement to coaches for maintaining school links and providing school-based sessions extra to the volunteering on club nights to maintain Clubmark accreditation will be made.

7) Travel expenses to and from the Dacorum and Tring Athletic Track at Jarman Park or Cavendish School for recognised Club training sessions on a Tuesday and Thursday.

8) Any other circumstance not covered by the above will need submission of a grant application for consideration by the committee( such as training sessions at another venue for a minority of athletes that is not open to all athletes)

In addition:

funding application forms will need to be submitted for course fees.

payment will only be made on production of receipts to the Treasurer attached to a submitted expenses claim form
no travel expenses, with the exception of officials, will be paid if the club has provided a motor coach to the venue which is under-capacity

where attendance is to support their athletes in competition, these should not be family members.

The eligibility criteria for coaches to receive funding are:

All coaches, officials and other volunteers such as committee members, team managers must hold club membership to be supplied by Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club and renewed on an Annual basis subject to the individual still performing the role.

The coach has supplied the Club with the required documentation (ie DBS and Coaching Licence) as part of our Clubmark renewal application.
The coach should be regularly coaching Dacorum and Tring athletes on club nights.
The coach attends coaches’ meetings, (at least three of the annual six)

Those who coach for Dacorum and Tring Athletics Club but have yet to fulfil the criteria above will not receive a funding allowance but will have to request funding on an individual basis using a grant form. As ever, this will be looked upon more favourably if requests are made in advance.

The scheme to run for one year from 1st January 2016 with a review at year end.

The Committee have overall discretion to amend and update these rules and their decision is final in the event of dispute/clarification

Use of electronic communication

There is growing concern being expressed about what is and what is not permissible in the area of communication between adults and children and young people in sport. Understandably, with the rapid development of mobile phones, text messaging, e-mail and other forms of electronic communication, these methods of communicating have become a feature of the sporting landscape.

The purpose of this paper is to clarify the current position of the CPSU in relation to this issue and provide guidance to all those involved in working with young people in sport. It also provides guidance for children and young people that we hope will be promoted by sports bodies.

A number of sports have experience of cases where coaches in particular have misused text messaging and other forms of electronic communication, and the bodies concerned have sought advice and information from the CPSU. There is evidence of the use of mobile phones and other electronic communication for grooming or other purposes by coaches and others in positions of trust in relation to children throughout sport. There have also been incidents of young athletes becoming very distressed as a result of bullying by coaches or others who have contacted them without parental knowledge on their mobiles. For this reason we would strongly support the adoption of good practice guidance that acknowledges the potential risks and additional vulnerability of children and young people, and advises against the use of mobile phones and other forms of electronic communication for the purposes outlined below.

Firstly, we would have concerns about the use of mobile phones by coaches during training or at competitions, for the purposes of either making or receiving calls. We would consider this to be both unsafe and inappropriate conduct. Our view is that the primary responsibility of the coach must be the supervision and safety of children and young people that they coach and the provision of a structured, quality coaching experience. Anything which compromises the coach’s ability to maintain a safe environment and give their full attention to the supervision and coaching of children should be actively discouraged.

Many facility providers also have clear guidance on restricting the use of mobile phones based on the concerns that have been identified about their potential misuse (for example, as part of a facility photography policy). Coaches using mobile phones may be breaching guidance and undermining the ability of a facility to enforce their restrictions.

There are situations when access to a mobile phone will make a positive contribution to the safety and welfare of children and young people, particularly when an emergency occurs. Therefore we are not proposing any form of blanket ban on the use of mobile phones by coaches.

Contacting children and young people by phone, text or e-mail should never be undertaken without parental knowledge or consent. Ideally contact by coaches would be primarily on a face to face basis. Additional communication relating to events, training and other information should be directed to the child or young person’s parents or legal guardian.

It is our view that coaches should not be e-mailing children and young people directly as individuals, but may do so as part of a disclosed list (having received prior permission to disclose in group e-mail) where they are disseminating information in relation to training or competitions. We also encourage the use by clubs of disclosed lists for sending club information via a designated and suitably trained adult (because of their position this person should also have been subject to appropriate selection and vetting processes). Group e-mails should also give individuals the opportunity to have their contact details removed from the list by including a statement such as: “If you wish to be removed from this e-mail list please contact the administrator”.

Whilst we recognise that we live in free society, and that communication between individuals regardless of age is part of daily life, we do not consider it good practice for coaches to text or e mail individual children or young people at any time, on any matter.

We recognise the Health & Safety issues raised where coaches make and receive calls on mobile phones whilst observing or delivering a ‘training’ session. We do not consider it good practice for them to do so. However at certain competitions or training events, where there may be considerable periods of time between athletes performing, at appropriate times this may be acceptable Some sports and many Local Authorities however have strict regulations about the use of mobile phones in sports centres and use of such devices which have integrated photographic/video cameras are not permitted.

Guidance for children and young people

Chat rooms and messaging can be great fun, but remember, you never really know who you are talking to online. It could be someone trying to trick you, some kind of weirdo, or someone really dangerous. Here are some tips to help you keep safe:

Never use your real name in chat rooms – pick a special online nickname.
Never ever tell anyone personal things about yourself or your family – like your address or telephone number, or the school or clubs you go to. That goes for sending them photos as well (that way if you don’t want to hear from them again, you only have to log off.) Remember, even if somebody tells you about themselves, never tell them things about you.
If you arrange to meet up with someone you’ve only spoken to online, remember that they might not be who they said they were, so only meet people in public places and take along an adult – they should do this too, because they don’t know who you really are either!
If an adult you know makes arrangements to meet you or contacts you directly on-line or on your mobile without your parents’ or carers’ knowledge, make sure you let your parents or guardians know about this before agreeing to do anything
Never respond to nasty or rude messages, and never send any either! If you feel suspicious or uncomfortable about the way a conversation is going, or if it’s getting really personal, save a record of it and stop the conversation. That way you can show someone and ask what they think.
Be careful with any e-mail attachments or links that people send you, they might contain nasty images, or computer “viruses” that could ruin your PC. So if you don’t know who it’s from, don’t open it.
Agree some rules with your parents or carers about what you can and can’t do on the Net. It’ll save arguments later.
Take a look at ‘Hands Off!’ the NSPCC magazine for teenagers on keeping safe from abuse. It’s got some tips on safe surfing.
If you are concerned about anything you receive, whether it is from a stranger or someone you know, tell someone you trust. Don’t delete the message it may be important if some action needs to be taken.

Emergency Procedures

INJURY OR ILNESS

In the event of a sports injury during training sessions, the incident should be reported to a trained First Aider either, Track Staff or a qualified Club Member. The first aid room within the clubhouse contains several first aid kits and an Automated External Defibrillator. If the injury is to a junior member, the parent/carer should be notified by telephone.

EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS ARE KEPT SECURELY IN THE BOOKCASE IN THE CLUBROOM.

The key to the cupboard is held by the Volunteer in charge of refreshments and training fee collection.

Should the injury be deemed serious, medical help should be called (999). The name and address of the injured person should be noted and an accident report written. Emergency Vehicle Access is near the children’s playground end of the Track in St. Albans Hill.

A working telephone is available in the Track Office. Other personal mobile phones belonging to members of the club are also available for use in an emergency

EVACUATION PROCEDURE

Should there be a major incident at a training session or match event an evacuation procedure should be followed as follows;-

Attendance registers for the session should be kept available for checking.

Coaches/Officials and Volunteers should remain as calm as possible- DO NOT PANIC! The coach/official/volunteer should collect their athletes together and as far as possible ascertain that they are all accounted for. The coach/official/volunteer should then decide on the most appropriate route for evacuation of the facility.

Clubhouse Evacuation

The evacuation of the clubhouse should be made through the main entrance lobby to the steps and up to the car park (IF SAFE TO DO SO).

Should this route appear unsafe then follow the procedure for Exterior Evacuation by exiting from the track side doors and proceeding to the vehicle access gate at St. Albans Hill. The official/coach/volunteer should then take a register of the athletes within their charge and keep the group together until permission is given to disperse.

Track/Field Side Evacuation

The evacuation from the exterior area of the facility should be made through the main building (IF SAFE TO DO SO) to the lobby and main entrance and up the steps to the Car Park and follow the procedure as above.

Evacuation can also be made along the road at the back of the Pole Vault Area towards the Children’s Playground area and the vehicle access gate at St. Albans Hill. All athletes using this route should again be registered and kept in the area until given permission to disperse.

Parents and Carers should be informed of the emergency.

Communication Policy

Our commitment

Electronic communication is essential for sharing club news and information with our members. Our communication will be timely, appropriate and related to club business.

What we will do

Dacorum and Tring Athletic Club wishes to operate in an environment where people show respect for others and their property, free from harassment and is non-discriminatory.

We communicate with our members using a range of mediums including electronic tools.

Our communication will protect members’ privacy, maintain clear boundaries and ensure that bullying and harassment does not occur. We promote responsible use of social media.

One or more communication co-ordinators will be appointed to provide accountability and control over material published on our club’s website and any related discussion groups or social media websites, such as Facebook, YouTube or Twitter.

Website

Our website will include current information on competitions, social events, committees, policies, constitution, rules and by-laws.

No offensive content or photos will be published.

We will seek parental consent regarding the publication of any appropriate images during an organised athletic activity on any of our media mediums ( website, Facebook, printed publications including local newspaper etc)

We will seek feedback from members to improve the information available on the site and respond to any concerns regarding our media in accordance with England Athletics Guidelines.

SMS and email

Committee members, coaches and team managers may use SMS and email to provide information about competition, training, club-sanctioned social events and other club business, however:

SMS messages should be short and about club/team matters

E-mail communication will be used when more information is required

Communication involving children will be directed through their parents – a child is deemed as being under 18 years of age. Furthermore if a young person (U18) request to become a named friend on an individuals social networking site, this must be declined.

Social media websites

We treat all social media postings, blogs, status updates and tweets as public ‘comment’.

Postings (written, photos or videos) will be family-friendly and feature positive club news and events.

No personal information about our members will be disclosed

No statements will be made that are misleading, false or likely to injure a person’s reputation.

No statements will be made that might bring our club into disrepute.

Abusive, discriminatory, intimidating or offensive statements will not be tolerated. Offending posts will be removed and those responsible will be blocked from the site.

What we ask you to do

We expect our members to conduct themselves appropriately when using electronic communication to share information with other members or posting material on public websites connected to the club.

Electronic communication:

Should be restricted to club matters

Must not offend, intimidate, humiliate or bully another person

Must not be misleading, false or injure the reputation of another person

Should respect and maintain the privacy of members

Must not bring the club into disrepute.

Individuals must be aware that by posting images of events with other children in may breach England Athletics Photography Guidance.

Coaches and others who work with children and young people must direct electronic communication through the child’s parents – a child is deemed as being under 18 years of age.

Non-compliance

Members may face disciplinary action for sending inappropriate electronic communication or posting online content or comments that harass, offend, intimidate or humiliate another member, as outlined in our code of conduct.

Under certain circumstances, cyber bullying (e.g. bullying that is carried out through an internet service such as email, a chat room, discussion group, instant messaging or website) is a criminal offence that can be reported to the police.

In addition, members who publish false or misleading comments about another person in the public domain (e.g., Facebook, YouTube or Twitter) may be liable for defamation.

What to do is you have concerns about any communication that the club is using or that the club is associated with:-

As a user of a social networking site, whether you are a child or an adult, you may at some time have a concern about what you are seeing or being told about by another user. Concerns may range from negative or abusive comments, and cyber bullying to suspected grooming for sexual abuse.

Please contact the Welfare Officers of the Club for any further information or guidance:-

Petra Carroll:- petra.carroll@hotmail.co.uk 07985 250736

Cathie Woolfrey:- cathiewoolfrey@icloud.com

Below is a list of agencies that you can contact, anonymously if you wish, where you can raise such concerns:-

thinkuknow.co.uk: the main UK Government website with advice for parents on how to keep children safe online

ceop.police.uk: the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) is the Government body dedicated to eradicating abuse of children.
iwf.org.uk: the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) works to remove illegal material from the internet. If you have found any material you believe to be illegal e.g. child sex abuse images, other obscene material or material which incites racial hatred, you can report it to the IWF.

A number of specialist websites contain general advice that may be of help to parents. These include www.nspcc.org.uk, www.nch.org.uk, www.barnardos.org.uk, and www.beatbullying.org.

Other sites can offer parents support on broader issues. These include www.parentlineplus.org.uk

England Athletics through the Welfare Office Jane Fylan at jfylan@uka.org.uk or on 0121 713 8450

Childline 0800 1111 or www.Childline.org.uk is another NSPCC support service. Using this website, children can talk confidentially to NSPCC advisors online about any issues or problems they may be experiencing, using an application similar to Instant Messenger (IM).

Stop It Now freephone 0808 1000 900 or www.stopitnow.org.uk

The Local Police or Children’s Services – their number appears in the phone book.

Five Year Plan

Our five year plan is detailed below. Our focus for 2020 is:

WORKING TOGETHER

To maximise club success we need the athletes to work together in their squads and teams, coaches to work together with regards to planning, and parents to volunteer to help.

Overview

Dacorum & Tring A.C can trace its roots back to 1976. It has produced international, national, regional and county athletes and has established teams that compete at junior, senior and veterans’ competitions in track & field, cross country and road running.

The club works hard to ensure that it is representative of all members of the local community and that members are able to access our services within a framework of equal opportunity. The club prides itself on being a vibrant family friendly club at the core of our community where local people can experience and enjoy athletics.

In 2009, Dacorum & Tring A.C was awarded Clubmark: an award designed to assist athletics clubs to achieve, and maintain, a set of nationally recognised minimum operating standards. Clubmark ensures the club provides a safe, effective and member-friendly club environment and is the universally acknowledged cross-sport accreditation scheme for community sports clubs. It demonstrates that D&T provides the right environment, safeguards the welfare of its members and encourages them to enjoy and stay involved in sport throughout their lives.

The day to day business of the club is managed by a committee which is elected at the Annual General Meeting (AGM), held every February. The Management Committee’s actions are guided by the Club Constitution and Codes of Conduct, all of which are posted on the Club website. The club has 586 members (a waiting list of over 70 new members), 3 qualified event coaches, 8 qualified athletics coaches, 16 coaching assistants and 4 more due to do coaching courses soon. The club holds regular training sessions every Tuesday and Thursday evening as well as additional sessions for junior and senior athletes on Saturdays and Sundays.

All committee members, coaches and officials are volunteers and willingly give their free time to support the development of the club.

The club has steadily and regularly made steps to improve standards and coaching, for the safety and improvement of its members and volunteers. All our members are very supportive to each other and always give plenty of encouragement, whether at club nights or competing in races.

The club runs at a slight profit each year with a healthy bank balance of £49k.

In conclusion:

Dacorum & Tring AC is a well organised, successful and financially sound athletics club that is supported by a committed and knowledgeable committee and team of volunteers. We have a highly qualified and established coaching structure as well as an experienced team of officials that allow us to organise events for local and regional competitions. We have a strong and well supported social calendar that provides the club with regular occasions to further establish our club culture and ethos as well as providing a regular source of income. We have a membership which is the envy of the county and our athletes, across all our different disciplines, are finishing on the podium at International, National, Regional and County levels – in short we have a fantastic club.

Our intention is to build and improve upon what we already have to ensure that the club continues to attract, retain and develop members in a way that is relevant to them and guarantees its long term future. We are going to use all the experience we have gathered over the years, utilise suggestions from the members, implement best practice and build upon the success we already have.

The world of athletics has changed over the last 30 years. What was once a thriving sporting discipline is now a shadow of what it used to be with participation levels at an all-time low: competition from other sports/leisure activities and the overall “health of the nation” having a drastic impact on its traditional user base. The image of the sport has been tarnished with the seemingly constant revelations surrounding state sponsored and individual drug use and the guidance provided by international, national and local sporting bodies is lacking cohesion or direction. As a consequence we have no alternative but to take responsibility for our own future and make sure that we are fully prepared for the challenges ahead.

Despite all of the problems within athletics we still believe there exists a fantastic opportunity to develop D&T A.C to become “the premier amateur recreational and competitive participation athletics club in Hertfordshire”. The ability to run, jump and throw forms the basis of every dynamic sport and at Dacorum & Tring A.C we already have the expertise and facilities in place to attract, retain and develop all athletes, at any age and from any sport, to achieve their physical potential…..now we just need to develop, communicate and deliver a strategy that will allow us to do this.

The 5 year development plan is the first step on that journey.

Values and Attitudes

Our core values & attitudes are the foundations of our operating philosophy and guide the clubs’ conduct. They define the type of organisation we strive to be and help remind us what is important. The values must be shared, adopted and believed in by the organisation as a whole and should be evident in every decision and interaction.

ENJOYMENT – We must enjoy what we do

APPRECIATION – A thank you goes a long way

OWNERSHIP – Take responsibility for your own actions

PATIENCE – Improvements don’t always come overnight

RESPECT – Treat others as you would want to be treated

RESILIENCE – Never give up

FOCUS – Concentrate on the processes; positive outcomes will follow

QUALITY – Make your actions specific to your needs

EXPERIMENT – Be open-minded: try new things

LOYALTY – Have a vested interest in the club

Vision, Mission and Guiding Principles

The Committee has designed a Development Plan that aims to ensure there is a strategic, planned and coordinated approach to the future growth and development of the club. The Plan has been aligned to the strategic objectives of England Athletics “Towards an Active Nation”, which aims to increase participation in order to improve physical and mental wellbeing; individual, community and economic development; support and develop volunteers and improve performance. It will focus on six key principles; Participation, Performance, People, Provision, Partnership and Promotion.

The creation of the Plan makes sure that the club is effectively managed and developed over time: enabling the club to move forward. It is a living document, providing realistic aspirations that will be articulated in an annual action plan. The Plan will be reviewed and reported on regularly to members and parents.

The Plan has a clear vision, mission statement and set of guiding principles to guarantee clarity and understanding of what we are trying to achieve.

THE VISION

The creation of a vibrant, family friendly club at the core of the community that offers diverse opportunities and promotes individual responsibility, accountability and self-discipline in the pursuit of athletic achievement.

THE MISSION

To be the foremost amateur recreational and competitive athletics club in Hertfordshire.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

We will deliver our strategy through effective business development and team leadership utilising our 6 guiding principles across our 7 strategic functions (Athletes, Coaching, Communication, Facilities, Operations, Social and Finance).

PARTICIPATIONAn expectation that all members are active participants in the club through:
Administration
Operations
Competitions
PERFORMANCE

A continuous, sustainable and measured approach to the improvement of the athletes, coaches, administration and development of the club

PEOPLE

A commitment to provide members with everything they require to achieve club and individual success

PARTNERSHIP

Establish partnerships within the local community to:

Increase membership

Increase revenues/profits

Maximise its promotion

PROVISION

Demonstrate that we have effective club governance, implement best practices and cater for the needs of our members.

PROMOTION

Improve the image and awareness of the club to members, parents and the local community.

Club Questionnaire (2018)

The club questionnaire provided us with an excellent insight into the wants and needs of the club and an overall review of how well the club is catering for its members. The results were very positive and underline how well the club is organised. However, there were some issues / suggestions provided which the 5 year development plan will consider.

Key points highlighted by the survey are–

Lack of club cohesion Clubhouse space Electronic timing

E-Services Joint annual awards Workshops

Summer BBQ Training camps Name “Dacorum”

Communication Weekly subscriptions Volunteers

Poor engagement with members

Key Risk Factors and Focus Areas

Part of the development plan is to mitigate any risks and to make sure the different strategic functions of the club are operating efficiently and that they are catering for the needs of its members.

5.1 Club Management

Does the club have a management team that is relevant and operationally focussed?

The club has an established committee and sub-committees with a vast amount of experience in how to successfully run an athletics club. However, is it the right team to take the club forward? If it is the right team, then how do we guarantee that the knowledge and experience of that team is documented/passed on to their understudy?

Does the committee fully reflect the age demographics/interests of those members?

The club has to cater for the current and future needs of its members and whilst we have a vibrant and inclusive club our committee does not fully reflect the age demographics/interests of those members. We are an athletics club and the biggest part of our membership is our junior section and yet we have no representative on the committee that represents specifically the interests of our athletes or our junior members.

Are we in danger of losing our volunteers due to the pressures / time commitments of serving the club?

Do we have enough volunteers to ensure the long term delivery of the clubs objectives?

The day to day running of the club, coaching and team management tends to fall on the shoulders of a few individuals and we need to recognise that the burden of responsibility needs to be apportioned more equally and that the efforts of all volunteers are recognised and rewarded accordingly. We need to create an environment where volunteering becomes the de facto response of all our members – it is their club and they have a vested interest in making it great. We are an athlete/competition focused club but without volunteers we cease to exist.

5.2 Senior Team Focus

The junior members (U20 – 336 members) are by far the biggest sector of the club and whilst that bodes well for the future, it does highlight the fact that our senior members are under-represented, especially in relation to track and field. Whilst it is our plan to retain and develop our junior athletes to progress to the senior level, this change in status has been traditionally a point where we experience our biggest drop-out rate. The senior teams have to be the primary focus of the club and to be a part of them should be the aspiration of all our juniors, as well as being the athletics team of choice throughout the county. As such, the development plan needs to put in place a recruitment and retention strategy: to make sure that we are able to field full senior teams in track & field, XC and road running, with the necessary skills and experience to give us the best chance of year on year success.

5.3 Track Relocation

The proposed relocation of the track has been a constant thorn in our side for the last few years. Fortunately, the move to Cupid Green has been shelved. The general consensus is that we want to stay where we are and get investment to improve and expand the facilities. However, we are responding to events rather than being proactive and the 5 year plan will include suggestions about how to make sure we are driving events and have a significant voice in any future proposals.

5.4 Finance

The club has a healthy bank balance and makes a slight profit each year, even though we have invested considerably in the development of our coaches, equipment and athletes. However, our bank balance/income streams do not give us financial independence and provide little security should the borough council/EveryoneActive cease to have a stake/interest in the maintenance/running of the track. The proposed relocation of the track is a stark reminder of what can happen and how little say we would have in those proposals should the council decide to force us to relocate.

Is our price competitiveness and membership fee plan reflective of the the quality/quantity of the services we provide and are they adequate to support the aspirations of the club?

Membership management, and fee structuring mistakes often made by clubs are as follows :

Inflexible membership plans
Relying on manual processes
Never sending renewal notices
Making it harder to renew than it needs to be
Not accepting card or online payments
Not charging enough

We aim to consider these in our planning.

5.5 Track Capacity

What is the maximum number of athletes we can have on the track safely at any one time?

How do we make best use of the track’s availability, cater for the needs of the majority of our members, andincrease membership?

5.6 Club Cohesion

As much as we have a vibrant and inclusive club, it still remains a big issue that we have two separate sections (Road Runners and Track and Field) operating independently under the same banner.

5.7 Communication

Are our forms of communication to our members and vice versa adequate?

If we are to retain and attract members our two way communications process needs to be “excellent” and to strongly reinforce member connectivity to the club. There is a need to carefully examine all of our present communication channels and determine what best serves the membership going forward.

Is the club website fit for purpose?

It goes without saying that a dynamic and interesting website is critical. Prospective members, event registrants and current members will usually go to the website first to learn about the club and upcoming events.

A website must be relevant in all respects and be part of an integrated marketing strategy, helping to promote the club and its events; highlighting the strengths of the club and the benefits of joining; showcasing the good times that people will have or the valuable information they will gain by joining. It must be effective in proudly promoting athletes’ achievements and provide a source of accurate, useful and meaningfuly data for members and club officials as well as the public at large.

2023 Asprirational Goals

PERFORMANCE

Goals –

Track & Field

To be in the National League Division 3
To have 20 athletes (juniors/seniors/masters/ambulant) win medals at a national/international event
To win the EYAL Final/be successful in NJL/YDL

Long Distance (road) Running

To run a couch to 5k programme encouraging beginners to enter the sport and progress to their first park run
To enter teams in Southern and National Road Relay. Teams to finish in top 20
To host/co-host an annual long-distance race
To have a minimum of 40 or 50 members taking part in club championships
To have the track and field and cross-country match dates as an integral part of the fixture list
Cross-Country
To win the Chiltern Cross-Country League – Senior Men’s or Women’s title
To place in top 3 overall in Chiltern League Div 1

COACHING

To have a united, qualified and organised coaching team that delivers an athlete centric, scientifically based, performance appraised programme that is appropriate to the athletes’ age, maturity and potential, and is in keeping with the aspirations of the club.

Aims –

All coaches to ‘buy into’ the club’s targets, work collaboratively and be clear about their role and responsibility
To have a qualified events coach (level 3)/national coach(level 4) leading every area (sprinting, endurance running, hurdling, throwing, jumping, multi-events, road-running) with club coaches (level 2) taking each specific group and assistant coaches (level 1) helping in every area
Lead coaches to plan structured, varied and enjoyable sessions which are specific to the group, the individual and the time of year (periodisation)
To set criteria for the acceptance and continuation of members
To focus on the development of speed, endurance, strength/power, flexibility, agility, balance, coordination and technique. Marginal gains in each of these will lead to significant overall gains
To advise, mentor and support athletes in their groups: ensuring they are aware of the aspirations of the club, their individual targets and their career path (from junior to senior and onto master?)
To use modern technology (such as Iphones and Ipads for video analysis) and to keep up to date with new developments
To develop a high performance group that has access to a support structure of physiotherapists, nutritionists and sports psychologists
To have a partnership programme with local schools and sports clubs
To organise an annual warm-weather training camp

ATHLETES

To have acquired the appropriate skills, fitness levels and psychological ability to compete in competitions where they can fulfil their potential.

Aims –

To attend training regularly, commit themselves to hard work and aim to improve
To master the techniques appropriate to their event(s), age, maturity and potential
To represent the club whenever selected, if possible. This should amount to at least two matches a year, one of which can be an intra-club competition
Present a professional image for the club when competing
To strive to achieve the aspirations of the club
To aim to compete in the highest level of competition available and within their potential
To learn to cope with the psychological demands of competition: stress/anxiety, the ability to win or lose
To form a collaborative relationship with a lead coach, who will support, mentor and advise them

6.2 COMMUNICATION

Communicate effectively and efficiently to all our members and affiliated parties (club officials, families, sponsors, partners, governing bodies) to ensure they are kept informed of all matters pertinent to their own and the clubs development, interests and promotion.

Goals –

To have a dedicated media team that plans, coordinates and implements the club’s communications strategy and marketing
To produce a monthly e-newsletter
To establish a link with local media outlets (press, radio etc.) – the issuing of weekly press releases/advertising of events.
To establish a network/communication with 10 local sports clubs to attract new adult members
To establish a network/communication with 10 local schools to promote/attract new junior members
To establish the D&T brand within the community & provide the community with a personal relationship to the team/club – a recognised brand/name/slogan that is synonymous with sporting achievement within Dacorum/Hemel Hempstead
To have a fully integrated digital/social media platform that disseminates content/information from a single point of entry
To have a centralised/detailed contact database to ensure easy, regular contact with all members, relevant parties, partners, sponsors
To produce a membership booklet (online) that details club vision, mission, goals, expectations, procedures, events – this will form the basis of the induction for all new members

Aims –

To provide a strong and consistent communication strategy that has a single point of origin
To raise awareness and improve the image of club
To provide opportunities to recognise and celebrate athlete and team success
To increase the recruitment and retention of athletes, club officials, sponsors and partners
To create a sense of belonging and a “one club mind-set”
To support and promote club objectives/events
To increase local media coverage
To develop key opportunities for the development of merchandise lines, sponsorship and commercial opportunities
To increase brand identity
To ensure that the club website is the ‘go to’ website for up to date and accurate information relating to all club matters
To ensure that media relations and marketing strategies are sustainable and well functioning

6.3 FACILITIES

To provide a ‘BEST IN CLASS UK’ track which meets the requirements of high level competitions by either (1) re-developing (via Grant Aid) the existing Jarman Park facility in (hopeful) partnership with DBC/Everyone Active, or (2) acquiring and developing (via Grant Aid), a “green field’ location within the Dacorum Area, managed on a semi-commercial basis.

Goals –

To have a facility which can host regional competitions and is managed by the club in partnership with the council
To have a ‘state of the art’ running track
To have warm-up areas (inc indoor)
To have a covered stand
To have an enhanced clubhouse incorporating a meeting room, lecture facility, treatment rooms, gym and Pilates facility
To have a community social room (also for external hire)
To have new/significantly enhanced track & field equipment provisioning – video feedback, event monitoring, broadcasting & event recording systems (including but not limited to, electronic timing, CCTV & video streaming)

Aims –

To attract and retain high performance athletes
to cater for a larger number of athletes on training nights
to allow athletes to train under cover during winter
to improve spectator experience
to provide ancillary support for athletes (physiotherapy, advice on nutrition etc)

6.4 OPERATIONS

To put in place an efficient operational model which caters for the needs of the members

and is in keeping with the undelying principles, values and mission of the Club.

Goals –

To provide flexible membership plans to cater for the needs of the members with a payment structure that is valid, relevant, competitive and workable
To generate automated renewal and expiration of membership notices
To produce an organisational structure that is clearly defined, relevant, operationally focused
To have a fully integrated website

Aims –

To have a cash free environment
To utilise technology where appropriate
To create an environment in which our members are willing and comfortable to volunteer
To provide a better source of information for our members
To provide a professionally organised, entertaining, informative experience at home matches (scoreboards/announcements/electronic timing/music/programme)

6.5 SOCIAL

To have an established and enjoyable social calendar.

Goals –

To hold four whole Club-wide events; Christmas Dinner and Dance; Presentation Evening; Quiz night, a family BBQ at the Club Champs;
To hold informal events; end of season parties (SAL/EYAL /XC/RR/Vets), sub-committee dinners, club committee dinner, Chairman’s’ drinks evening
To organise an event solely for the junior members
To secure sponsorship that covers the cost of the Club-wide events
To have teams travel together for all away meetings/races
To have a local dignitary or sporting personality present at the Club-wide events
To have a photographer present at all events with the photos being online/available to purchase within 72 hours
To increase support at home fixtures

Aims –

To encourage club cohesion
To provide social events which are appropriate for the needs of all members and

affiliated parties (athletes, coaches, teams, family, committee, sponsors, partners)

To recognise and reward achievements appropriately
To show appreciation to the volunteers within the club
To provide a platform which promotes the club to its members, affiliated parties and the wider community
To nurture the feeling that a club match is a social event
To create an inspirational and nostalgic legacy
To create revenue streams that are in keeping with the current and long-term aspirations of the club
To create a hall of fame with the outstanding athlete(s) being inducted at the

Awards Evening

Establish a supporters club – kept up to date with events via email/website etc.
All events (objectives/planning/dates/advertisement/costs/venues/awards) to be

formally documented with templates of success

Annual trip to a diamond league event
Annual trip to an overseas club championship
Table at the England Athletics Hall of Fame awards dinner

6.6 FINANCE

To secure the long term future and financial independence of the club –

Goals –

To establish an online card payment facility for all transactions relating to the club (cashless environment)
To provide multi-tier memberships
To revise and update the club’s internal accounting models to feed through to payments/monthly reporting
To allocate budgets to sub-committees

Aims –

To have financial independence

To establish a finance committee that is adept at maintaining and creating revenue

streams from the public and private sectors (sponsors, government funding, events)

To establish a fit for purpose and transparent balance sheet/accounting process that

is readily understood and accessible (Sage/Xero)

To establish a membership/subscription finance model that is better aligned with its

cost structure and its future goals

To allow sub-committees to purchase equipment, reimburse expenses, pay for

courses which develop knowledge/skills and pay for race entries

Yearly Principal Goals and Action Plan

2019: CLUB COHESION

A “One Club” mentality (joining the road-running, cross-country and the track & field sections) is essential to the future success of the Club, and all matters relating to the Club need to be made accessible to all and promoted accordingly.

2020: WORKING TOGETHER

To maximise club success we need the athletes to work together in their squads and teams, coaches to work together with regards to planning, and parents to volunteer to help.

A PDF version of the plan, including detailed plans for each area, is below:

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3. Inclusive Practice

3.1 We will provide a welcoming environment

3.2 We will talk to disabled people

3.3 We will provide access to facilities

3.4 We will make reasonable adjustments

Five Year Plan

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