Athletics
In The
South-West
In The
South-West
Athletics In The South-West
Describing the sport of Athletics
in Avon, Cornwall, Devon,
Dorset, Gloucestershire,
Somerset and Wiltshire.
News From The South-West
| September 2021: EA Volunteer Awards Decisions Proceed |
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Nominations for the 2021 EA Volunteer awards have now closed, and the decisions on the South-West
winners and runners-up in each category will shortly be made. The SW winners in each category will
go forward to the National Awards decision process. Some of the categories have changed this time round. The full details of the process can be found at The EA Website The 2020 South-West Volunteer Awards were announced (via Zoom) at a ceremony on the evening of November 28th. The 2020 list of winners can be found at This Web Page. The 2019 list of winners can be found at This Web Page. |
| September 2021: About The National Road Relays |
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The Autumn National Road Relays (6-stage for Senior Men, 4-stage for Senior Women, 3 stages for U13/U15/U17 M/F)
will be held on Saturday 9th October in Sutton Park. Senior Men's teams need to qualify via the Area Road
Relay Championships; the other categories may enter the National
event even if they did not take part in the Area event. Note that clubs are limited to two Senior Women's teams. Area Road Relays: Clubs from the 'Original' five South-West Counties (Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, Wiltshire) may opt to enter either the Midland Relays or the Southern Road Relays (but not both in the same season). |
| October 2020: EA South-West Conference (Virtual) |
| The 2020 EA South-West Conference was held virtually on Saturday 31st October; the draft Notes of the Conference are Here. |
| August 2020: Athletics History Websites |
The Athletics Museum Website. An on-line collection of athletics nostalgia, inculding from past English Schools meetings. Okay, City of Hull AC scarcely counts as a South-West club, but its website has an excellent Athletics History section, with earlier pages covering events well beyond Humberside. A Bit Off Course -- Another Athletics History Website |
| July 2019: County Officials Secretaries |
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| April 2019: A Re-Arrangement of the EA South-West Council |
| From April 1st 2019,
David Cooke, Sonya Ellis and Richard Llewellyn-Eaton are re-elected to the council, and Paul D'Arcy
and John Deaton are elected for the first time. Council Chair Keith Reed steps down after serving the
maximum of two four-terms, as does Mo Pearson; Tony Gale has opted not to seek a second four-year term.
The new Chair of the EA South-West Council is Richard Llewellyn-Eaton. |
Sections of This Site:
The South-West Counties
This will direct you to the websites of the seven South-West Counties and of the corresponding County Schools Associations
The EA South-West Council
What it does for athletes, coaches, officials, etc.; Who currently serves on it.
South-West Championships
Details of the Championships which the South-West Council organises or manages.
Other SW Competitions
Information about other competitions available to athletes in the area.
Non-Competition Events
Opportunities other than competitions for athletics activists.
Other SW News
Other aspects of athletics in the area; Information links.
Tech. Stuff
Suggestions for enhancements for websites, meeting arrangements, and the like.
This will direct you to the websites of the seven South-West Counties and of the corresponding County Schools Associations
What it does for athletes, coaches, officials, etc.; Who currently serves on it.
Details of the Championships which the South-West Council organises or manages.
Information about other competitions available to athletes in the area.
Opportunities other than competitions for athletics activists.
Other aspects of athletics in the area; Information links.
Suggestions for enhancements for websites, meeting arrangements, and the like.