Date/Time
Date(s) - 16/09/2017
All Day
Location
Monkton Stadium
Categories
First event 10:00am Senior Men Discus, Long Jump, 200m, Javelin and 800 metres Senior Women Shot Putt, Long Jump, 200m, Javelin, 800 metres under 20 Men 110 metres Hurdles, Shot Putt, Long Jump, High Jump and 800 metres under 20 Women 100 metres Hurdles, Shot Putt, Long Jump, High Jump and 800 metres under 17 Men 100 metres Hurdles, Shot Putt, Long Jump, High Jump and 800 metres under 17 Women 80 metres Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Putt and 800 metres under 15 Boys 80 metres Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Putt and 800 metres under 15 Girls 75 metres Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Putt and 800 metres under 13 Boys 75 metres Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Putt and 800 metres under 13 Girls 70 metres Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Putt and 800 metres CONDITIONS OF ENTRY (Please read these most carefully) The event is an open event incorporating the North Eastern Counties A.A. Championships 2017. Eligibility for the NECAA event is confined to amateur athletes born, or having bone-fide residence for nine months prior to the date of the competition in the counties of Northumberland, Durham, Tyne & Wear or Cleveland. Competitors may compete in the Championships of only one County Association in any one calendar year. Residential qualification for persons serving in H.M. Forces is nine months. Uni. residence during term time only does not qualify. All NECAA athletes are eligible for the open pentathlon event as well as the NECAA Chapionships. under 13 Boys / Girls qualification Under 13 Championships are confined to athletes who are aged 11 and 12 at midnight on 31st August 2017 under 15 Boys / Girls qualification Under 15 Championships are confined to athletes who are aged 13 and 14 at midnight on 31st August 2017 under 17 Men / Women qualification Under 17 Championships are confined to athletes who are aged 15 and 16 at midnight on 31st August 2017 under 20 Men / Women qualification Under 20 Championships are confined to athletes who are aged 17 or over at midnight on 31st August 2017 but under 20 at midnight on 31st December 2017. Senior Men / Women qualification The Senior Championships are for athletes who are at least 20 years of age on 31st December 2017 Athletes must wear the vest of their first-claim affiliated club, or their County, Territorial or National vest, uka rule 17(3) Equipment : Throwing event competitors may use any implements provided for general use. Those who wish to use their own implements must submit them to the Referee for approval. An athlete may not use another’s implement without the owners prior permission.
Entries : Entries must be made on the official entry forms ( or a photocopy ) which must be completed in full, and returned, together with payment, correct postage and a small ( 9” x 4”) stamped addressed envelope to: Keith Willshire, 56 Newlands Road, Blyth, NE24 2QJ Information prior to 1st September email [email protected] Entry Fees : £15, cheques/postal orders payable to N.E.C.A.A. Closing date for entries : Monday 4th September 2017 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM ( Complete in BLOCK CAPITALS ) Name……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Full postal address……………………………………………………………………………………………….. ………………….……………………………………………………………………………………………….. Post Code…..…..…………….Telephone…………………..……….Email……………………………………….. Age Group…………………(state men or women / boy or girl) Date of Birth…………..……Current Age………. Club…..……………………………………………… School…..………………………………………I declare that I was born in the county of …………………………………..or I declare that I have resided continuously in the county of ………………………………………..prior to the date of the championships, and that I have read and agree to the ‘Conditions of Entry.’ I ENCLOSE £15.00 ENTRY FEE, PLUS A SMALL (9”x 4”) STAMPED ADDRESSED ENVELOPE WITH MY ENTRY FORM TO RECEIVE AN ORDER OF EVENTS, SHOWING THE REPORTING TIMES AND WILL GAIN YOU ADMISSION TO THE STADIUM Signature(s)……………………………………………………………………………………….……..………Date…………………….…… Athletes under the age of 18 must have the entry form signed by a parent or carer as well as the athlete themselves
