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Here’s a breakdown of the events for each category:

Under 11 Category

• 75m
• 150m
• 600m (Note: No field events, and participants cannot enter U13 events)

Under 13, 15, and 17 Categories

• Sprint hurdles
• 100m
• 200m
• 800m
• Long jump
• High jump
• Javelin

Under 15 and 17 Categories

• 300m
• 400m (U17M)
• Discus

Senior Category

• 100m
• 200m
• 400m
• 800m
• 3000m (Note: No field events, but participants can run a 300m if they wish)

Para / Disability Category

• 100m
• Long jump
• Shot

This event offers a diverse range of competitions that cater to athletes of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re aiming for a personal best or simply looking to enjoy the excitement of the day, the York Open Meeting has something for everyone.

Entry details available here

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Saturday: Match 4, Final Northern Track and Field League meeting of 2023

Imagine a crisp morning at Middlesbrough Sports Village, where anticipation hung in the air like electricity. The Northern Track and Field League reached its crescendo with Match Four, this wasn’t just about athletes; it was about a collective effort that made this spectacle possible.

Our remarkable team of officials, still nursing the exhaustion from last week’s Junior Championships, stepped up to the plate once more. These unsung heroes became the backbone of the event, lending their expertise to teams lacking level 2 qualified officials. As the sun rose, our officials were already hard at work, transforming the stadium into a battleground of athleticism.

Amidst the hustle and bustle, a dedicated group of athletes took center stage, determined to give it their all. Despite the odds, they showcased unwavering spirit and commitment, leaving a trail of inspiration in their wake. The provisional results can be found in the Senior section of our website, a testament to the sheer perseverance exhibited by these athletes.

Hold onto your hats because the excitement doesn’t stop here! Brace yourselves for a pivotal November meeting, where a brand-new League is set to rise from the ashes. Picture a committee-driven masterpiece, an amalgamation of thrilling events reminiscent of NEYDL but with a fresh twist in the timetable. This is the future of athletics – stay tuned!

Results available here

Sunday: Unleashing Athlete Frenzy at Shildon!

As the sun dawned on Sunday, Shildon witnessed an explosion of athletic prowess like never before. The NECAA Open Meeting turned this quaint town into a cauldron of energy, drawing athletes from the North East and beyond. For four heart-pounding hours, the track was a canvas where dreams transformed into reality.

Picture the camaraderie, the fierce competition, and the electrifying atmosphere that enveloped Shildon. Athletes from NYSD and various clubs united in a display of sportsmanship and skill that left spectators spellbound. And here’s the kicker – rumor has it that more such meetings by NECAA are in the works for next year, promising to up the ante even further!

A resounding round of applause is due to each and every participant who gave their heart and soul to these two monumental events. Your dedication fuels the fire of sports enthusiasts everywhere, reminding us that the pursuit of excellence knows no bounds.

So there you have it – a weekend that transcended the ordinary and delved into the extraordinary. Keep your senses on high alert, for this is just a taste of the riveting stories that local athletics continues to unfold.

Results available here

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The event’s smooth operation was made possible by the collaborative efforts of a diverse team of officials, starting with the Meeting Manager and Directors, Field and Track Referees, and encompassing various other crucial roles including registration, call room staff, presentation team, announcing, photo finish, timekeepers, starters, field officials, and the technical team. This cohesive ensemble of individuals was effectively led by the technical manager and equipment officer.

It is important to emphasize that without the selfless contributions of these dedicated individuals, the event simply would not have been feasible. Their voluntary participation and hard work underscore the passion and commitment that are integral to the world of athletics. The success of the championships stands as a testament to the collective spirit of teamwork and determination, encompassing both the athletes and the officials who played an indispensable role in making the event a resounding success.

Here is a concise report, highlighting the stand out performances of our club’s athletes in each category: Full results can be found on the North Athletics website here

U15 Boys:

William Atkinson (100m, 200m): William Atkinson delivered remarkable performances in both the 100m and 200m races. His explosive speed and flawless technique secured him a well-deserved place among the top competitors in his age group.

U15 Girls:

Sophie Krenzler (100m, 300m): Sophie Krenzler demonstrated her versatility by excelling in both the 100m and 300m races. Her determination and endurance were evident as she powered through both events, showcasing her potential as a rising star in track and field.

Whitney Ofor (100m, 200m): Whitney Ofor’s performances in the 100m and 200m races highlighted her speed and agility. Her consistent performance throughout the competition showcased her potential as a competitive athlete in her category.

U17 Men:

Sam Archer (1500m): Sam’s strategic approach and stamina were on full display in the 1500m race. His ability to maintain a strong pace allowed him to secure a notable performance in a challenging distance event.

Jacob Brown (3000m): Jacob’s tenacity shone in the grueling 3000m race. His ability to endure and maintain a competitive pace throughout the event positioned him as a prominent athlete in the U17M category.

Kian Wallinger (3000m): Kian’s performance in the 3000m race showcased his endurance and commitment. His dedication to maintaining a strong pace contributed to his commendable showing in the event.

U17 Women:

Eden Creasey (800m): Eden’s tactical approach and speed were evident in the 800m race. Her ability to manage her pace and finish strong showcased her potential in middle-distance events.

Gracie Duffy (300m): Gracie’s performance in the 300m race highlighted her speed and determination. Her strong finish demonstrated her ability to excel in shorter sprints.

Erin Fuller, Macy James, Freya Lillie (100m, 200m): Erin, Macy, and Freya exhibited their speed and agility in the 100m and 200m races. Their performances reflected their dedication to short-distance events.

Emma Sedgwick (High Jump): Emma’s high jump performance showcased her technical prowess and athleticism. Her ability to clear heights efficiently marked her as a strong contender in the high jump discipline winning Gold.

Louise Taylor (300m): Louise’s performance in the 300m race demonstrated her endurance and speed. Her strong showing solidified her place among the top competitors in her category.

In conclusion, our club athletes competing in the Northern Championships displayed exceptional dedication, skill, and sportsmanship. Their performances not only impressed the spectators but also hinted at a promising future for track and field athletics. The event served as a platform for these young athletes to showcase their talents and mark their presence in our sport.

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