BRC Juniors

Blyth Running Club Junior Section

Team Managers

 

Junior Team Managers for 2009 are:

 

  Craig Birch                Emma Freeman/Stephanie Ramsay

 

Competition and Races

Blyth  have formed a composite team with Alnwick Harriers and we compete in the National Young Athletes Track and Field League. This normally results in four competitions over the summer. The Club pays for the entry fee.

During the summer there is the North Eastern Athletics Track and Field league, which is 6 - 7 meetings held on Wednesday nights at either Gateshead Stadium or Monkton Stadium, Jarrow. Members have to pay their own entry fees.

During the Winter, there is an indoor track and field competition held at Gateshead Indoor facility.

There are also the North Eastern Championships held at Gateshead Stadium and the Indoor Championships held at the Gateshead Indoor facility

 

We also enter runners into the local Harrier League Cross Counry League and pay for their entries. If they wish we will enter any runner into the various cross country championships and pay their entry fee (these are North Eastern championships, North Of England Championships and teh All England Championships).

 

Other races that we pay the entry fees for are: Farringdon Cross Country Open races, Good Friday Races and the Heaton Harriers Memorial Races.  

Coaches

The junior section currently has Three Level two coaches:

                                                George Young

                                                Steve Walker

                                                Keith Willshire

 Level One coaches are:     

                                     Anne Potts

                                     Christine Willshire

                                     Craig Birch

                                    Emma Freeman

 

 

 

 

Junior Co-Ordinator

   


Blyth Running Club

Junior Volunteer Co-ordinator Guidelines

             

I, Keith Willshire, undertake to ensure that all coaches, team managers and officials working with Blyth Running Club are encouraged to work to high standards and adopt recognised best practice where possible. In addition to their own standards of practice, all club coaches, team managers and officials should be aware of and adopt Blyth Running Club’s own

 

·        Codes of conduct for coaches/team managers/officials

·        Child protection guidelines

·        Equity policy statement

·        Safety guidelines

 

The club will ensure that its coaches/managers/ officials have a copy of each policy and guidance note that is relevant to their work. The club will listen to and respond to matters that the club officials bring to its attention in relation to their work and will support where possible their training needs.

 

 

 

 

 

Signed  Keith Willshire…………………………………………

 

 

Date…01/01/2006………………..