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AAA Road Relay Championships
The Annual AAA Road Relays Championships will once again be held at Sutton Park on the weekend of the 20/21 October. The senior men's 6 stage (entry via Area qualification) and the Women's 4 stage will be held o Saturday 20th October with the Young Athletes Relays being held on Sunday 21October.  
To download the entry form click on the links below.
Senior Women                            Under 17 Ladies                                 Under 15 Girls                                   Under13 Girls

Under 17 Men                             Under 15 Boys                                     Under 13 Boys                            Young Athletes Notice

Successful Young Athletes Meeting at Frodsham
Winning Frodsham teamThe weather stayed fine for us this time as the Tom Pink Relays visited the North West. The event took place within the Frodsham Games and also included a number of other relays for young athletes including over the bales which proved very popular. Congratulations to all the team at Frodsham who made this a most memorable day.


Photo Galley of Event

 
Rain fails to deter Young Athletes at Derby  Read More and see selection of Photos
Tom Pink Relay DerbyNorthern Athletics hosted the Tom Pink relays within the their Under 23 Home International at Derby on 19th August. The relays had been fitted into the match with a 1:45 start. within the busy programme of events. After the sunshine of Bradford earlier in the month organisers were hopeful of similar condition at Derby however it was not to be




 
Results from AAA Open events held at Bedford on 5th August
Tom Pink Relays Bradford 5th August   Results              Photo gallery from Bradford
Sir Rodney Walker, Angela Woodcock and Peter Hood present the awards at half timeBradford Bulls hosted the second event in the series in glorious sunshine at the Grattan Stadium, Odsal. The Bulls and Wakefield supporters were entertained with three exciting relays as part of their pre match entertainment.

The first relay, 'Keeping up with Paula', had both sets of supporters cheering on their local teams. Bradford just pipped Wakefield by less than one second in the closest race of the day.

However, Wakefield gained revenge in the second event, 'Chasing Kelly', winning by a clear margin from the Leeds team.

Not to be out done by their local rivals the Leeds team claimed victory in the final relay, 'ChasingAthletes parade prior to kick off Steve', with Calderdale taking second place. All the athletes then paraded around the ground prior to the kick off to receive the applause of both sets of supporters.

The awards ceremony took place in the center of the pitch at the half time interval. Sir Rodney Walker president of the AAAs, along with Mr Peter Hood Chairman of Bradford Bulls, Mr Brian Heywood Chairman of Northern Athletics and Mrs Angela Woodcock made the presentation to the winning teams. The AAA's are grateful for the support and hospitality shown to them by Bradford Bulls and would record our thanks for a most enjoyable day.
                            
Further events are be held in conjunction with the Inter-Territorial fixtures at the Moorways Stadium, Derby on Sunday 19th August and at the Barnett Copthall Stadium, Hendon on Sunday 2nd September. The AAA are also in discussion with groups in the Celtic Countries to hold indoor events later in the year.This initiative is proving very popular with the children and is intended as a first step between the successful Sportshall programmes and main stream track and field.
Ann Johnson & george Bunner give out the prizesTom Pink Relays Birmingham
Despite the poor weather a very successful series of Tom Pink Relays took place at Alexandra Stadium, Birmingham on Sunday 15 July. The event was held in conjunction with the Senior Inter Area Match. George Bunner, SusanTom Pink relays Deavers and Ann Johnson presented the young athletes with certificates and plaques after the competition which was judged by all to have been an overwhelming success   Results
 
The late Tom PinkThe AAA Tom Pink Relays
The AAA have been left a substantial bequest by an elderly lady, Mrs Louise Pink, for a children’s programme in memory of her son Tom who was tragically killed in an accident in the early 1970’s. After discussion with our colleagues at UKA and England Athletics, we have decided to use this generous gift to fund a series of children’s relays in support of and leading up to the 2012 games in London. Read More
 
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