Won the award for:
For the enthusiasm he has brought to his training and racing, and willingness to compete in the important races like the County, Southern and National Championships.
Proposes to spend £250 award on:
High quality stop watches for officiating.
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Jake has been nominated for his energy and enthusiasm over the 2015/2016 Cross Country Season, and his 205th place in the Under 13 Boys National Cross Country Championships on 27/02/16.
Proposes to spend £250 award on:
Medicine Balls, Yoga Balls and Stretch Bands
Won the award for:
For his regular attendance at training and races in all seasons.
Proposes to spend £250 award on:
Race organising equipment.
Won the award for:
For her enthusiasm and consistency in training.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Tent or Marquee for club competitions.
Won the award for:
For her determination in training.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Training Mats
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Luke has had a consistent summer of training, and started the winter with a great 3,000m time on 10:52 in the Middlesex County Road Relays on Sunday 13th September 2015.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Radiator for the club office and reception area.
Won the award for:
For his consistent improvement in the Long Jump, and personal best now standing over 4.80m
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Training Poles and Shot
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William placed 45th in the Mini Marathon race in a time of 16:48, beating all hi London Heathside Team Mates, and raced 3,000m on the track in a time of 9:55.22
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Loud Hailer Megaphone, High Jump Bars and Vortex Howlers
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Adam ran his first sub 2 minute 800m at Highgate Open Meeting on 15/04/15, in 1:59.78, then helped Andrew Brooker in 5,000m with some fine pace making.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Aluminium Training Hurdles
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Isaac won a silver medal at the Middlesex County Indoor Championships in the Under 15 Boys Long Jump with 4.15m
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Paying for entries to the Middlesex County Track & Field Championships, opening them up to new school athletes.
Won the award for:
For her gutsy run at the National Cross Country Championships at Parliament Hill on Saturday 21st February 2015.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Repainting the track with white lines.
Won the award for:
For her enthusiasm and positive attitude to training and competition.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Junior Cross Country Trophies, and engravings.
Won the award for:
For her commitment to racing Cross Country and her 21st place at the North West London Cross Country League in Alexandra Palace on 22nd November 2014.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Christmas celebrations for the Under 11's age group including balloons, decorations and food.
Won the award for:
For retaining his U17 Mens North of the Thames XC Championships title (2013 & 2014), which was first won by David Bedford in 1968. Jacob is only the 2nd athlete to retain this title.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Athletics accessories: Handled medicine balls, starter clapper, plastic hurdles etc.
Won the award for:
For her positive attitude to racing, in particular, participation in Middlesex County Road Relays and Northwest London League.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Promotional materials for the club to hand out at the track including printing costs.
Won the award for:
Jem has become a regular at training, and is showing great enthusiasm. At the club Champs on 4th June, Jem ran the second fastest time for an Under 15 boy with 2:39.6
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Cross Country spikes in bulk of 1,000. 9mm and 12mm sizes.
Won the award for:
For his commitment to training and competition, and for his Gold medal at the Middlesex County Under 15 Boy's Championships in the High Jump with 1.29 Metres.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Trolly to move equipment around the track.
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Atlas had a great run in the Mini Marathon where he placed 73rd in a time of 18:10
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
The creation of London Heathside promotional materials such as leaflets, pens or mugs.
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Izaiah has shown commitment to his own training, and in supporting the club more widely. On 16th March 2014 he threw the Shot 10.38m at the Middlesex Indoor Champs, placing 4th.
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Pole Vault Bars and 4k Shot
Won the award for:
The only under 13 boy who travelled to Nottingham to racein the national cross country championships where he placed 321st in a time of 14:11
Proposes to spend £200 award on:
Athletics accessories, Stop Watches, Whistles, Bean Bags, Relay Batons, and 1,000 x 6mm spikes
