Session 1: 6.45 – 7.45
Session 2: 7.45 – 8.45
Session 3: 8.45 – 9.45
Session 1: 6.45 – 7.45
Session 2: 7.45 – 8.45
Session 3: 8.45 – 9.45
Here are the results from the Holly Gala in Andover on Saturday. We seem to have only come second, which is a bit of a surprise to everyone seeing that we won nearly all the races. There were many PBs and fine performances: well done everyone!
Position | Club | Points |
1st | Andover A | 191 |
2nd | Ringwood Seals | 165 |
3rd | Romsey & Totton | 148 |
4th | Eastleigh | 97 |
5th | Andover B | 80 |
Coach leaves at 5.30 p.m. £5.00 each
PLEASE WEAR CLUB COSTUMES AND T-SHIRTS
Boys | Girls |
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Toby Kitchener | Joanne Bennell |
Ben Weeks | Eleanor Free |
Ryan Fletcher | Beth Elks-Smith |
William Bedford | Emilie Craddock |
Lowell Howson | Lucy Edmunds |
Aaron Hamer | Charis Holland |
Adam Elks-Smith | Sally Morris |
Stanley Morris | Lucy Waterman |
Lewis Holland | Paige I’Anson |
Sam Rogers | Tegan Jarvis |
William Allwood | Anna Skeates |
Charlie Dixon | Elle Steeden |
Alan Manns | Anna Holloway |
Andy Small | Melissa Morris |
Richard Lines | Sophie Warren |
Robert Bowes |
As you can see, the website has been spruced up with some of the photos taken by Richard Lines during the recent Home Championships. You can see all of them in the Members Area. If you’d like a printed copy of any of the photos (£5 for a 6×4, £7 for a 7×5) get in touch with Richard.
The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games were heralded by many as “The Women’s Games”, due to the increased numbers of female participants, the fact that all countries were able to include women athletes in their teams, and that a sport like women’s boxing was included for the first time.
One year on from the launch of the Anita White Foundation, this event draws together a panel of people who were directly involved in the Games to discuss their experiences and debate the question “To what extent were they gender equal?” The discussions will reflect on the public interest in women’s sport, the media coverage of the Games, the role of female presenters, decision makers and coaches, the ongoing challenges for women wishing to have a career in sport, and the rhetoric surrounding the Olympic legacy for women’s sport.
Panellists:
Panel Chair: Dr Anita White OBE
Event host: Dr Elizabeth Pike, Chair of the Anita White Foundation
Audience members will have an opportunity to ask questions of the panellists, and are invited to join them for informal refreshments following the discussion. Please RSVP to events@chi.ac.uk in order to ensure sufficient seating and refreshments. The event is free of charge but participants will be invited to make a donation to the Anita White Foundation.