U15/U17 Midland Championships entry now open (including U13 Quadrathlon)
We would like to raise awareness to our members that Yate and District AC are in a privileged position where athletes are eligible to enter two regional Championships…
https://yateac.co.uk/training/coaches/matt-spicer/
We would like to raise awareness to our members that Yate and District AC are in a privileged position where athletes are eligible to enter two regional Championships…
Congratulations to all the following athletes, who have been selected by their County Schools Associations to compete at this years English Schools Track & Field Championships, to be held in Manchester during 8/9th July.
Entry for the 2022 South West Championships is now open.
These Championships will take place at Exeter on Sunday July 24th.
There is a field level 1 course on Sunday 3rd July in Yeovil.
We hope you are enjoying half term (bookended with competitions!!)
Just to let you know that there will be no formal club session at YOSC this bank holiday Thursday.
We’ve tallied up last weekends Yate AC medal haul over three regional County Championships (Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire) and we are extremely pleased to announce Yate athletes have picked up an amazing 56 gold medals, 32 silver medals, and 19 bronze medals… a massive total of 107 medals!
We understand that this years Avon Schools Championships (11 June) have been cancelled.
David Turner (Avon County Coordinator) has issued the following reminder:
Just to remind everyone. The County SportsHall Championships are happening this Saturday, April 30th at Bristol Grammar School sports hall.
The County Championships, reserved across the country for mid-May, is traditionally the first championship event of the outdoor track and field season.
This is a competition we would highly recommend to our athletes.
With no qualifying standards or selection policy, all interested athletes are responsible for entering themselves.
The evenings are getting longer and the temperatures are slowly getting warmer as summer approaches.
From a Track & Field perspective, this can mean only one thing. The outdoor season is here!
For those of you new to athletics this can often be a confusing time, but it’s really easy… we promise!
