Dear Athlete
For those considering entering the WMA Indoors in Finland in April 2012,
the
LOC have now added a PayPal facility to the On-Line Entry System.
Hopefully this will make the entry process easier for you.
NORTHERN ATHLETICS MASTERS INDOOR OPEN MEETING - SHEFFIELD - 5TH
FEBRUARY 2012.
The Provisional Timetable on the BMAF website, that I worked up is the
only guide you have at the moment, NA will produce an updated one
shortly, but I cannot think that the order of events will change or that
the times will be much different.
The NA On -Line Entry System for this fixture is now up and running
which is accessed via
http://www.race-results.co.uk/onlineentries/user/login.php?raceid=979
I would suggest, that if you are not already registered with Northern
Athletics, you use the same username and password you use on the BMAF
system, otherwise you will end up mixing them up and cause yourself
problems.
The Paper Entry Form for this fixture can be obtained from the Northern
Athletics website, which is
http://www.northernathletics.org.uk/
Hope to see a lot of you there.
Maurice Doogan
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The league consists of clubs in seven area divisions. The club membership
and number of divisions may be altered as clubs leave or join the league.
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Each division is organised by a divisional coordinator and each club’s
team(s) by a team manager, who will liaise with the coordinator.
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Entry forms for each season should be completed and returned to the league
secretary by 31st March.
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Affiliation forms should be completed and returned, with cheque for the
appropriate amount, to the treasurer by 31st March.
Subscription rates are set by the SCVAC committee.
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Competition will be for athletes in three age groups, 35-49, 50-59 and 60+.
Athletes should be first claim members of their club, or second claim
provided that their first claim club does not compete in the league. Second
claim members, a maximum of five men and five women, should be registered
on the entry form. Guest athletes from the league clubs may compete where
space and time allow.
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Four evening matches, six in Kent, should be held between April and July,
the dates and venues to be decided by the coordinators and team managers.
Matches should be held under UKA and BMAF rules.
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The
provision of paperwork for the matches should be arranged by the
coordinators and team managers.
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Club
letters or numbers should be worn by all scoring athletes.
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Officials for the matches should be recruited by the coordinators and team
managers/club officials secretaries.
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Clubs hosting matches may claim an allowance from the treasurer to help
offset costs.
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Coordinators may claim expenses arising from their work for the league from
the treasurer.
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All standard track events from 100m to 3000m, a 2000m walk and all eight
standard field events should be held. 5000m. and hurdles events may be held
if time permits. Four relays, one at each match, should be held, 4x100m,
4x200m, 4x400m, and medley.
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Age group
competition
35-49 2 competitors per club in all running events, 1 per club in the walk
and field events.
50-59 1 competitor in all events
60+ 1 competitor in selected events to be decided in each division
Relays 1 team per club in each relay
Where A and B strings run in separate races, the faster athlete should be A
string.
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Four trials, three in Kent, should be allowed in all throws and in long and
triple jump.
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Scoring is 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 for all events and for league points. This may be
adjusted where there are more or fewer clubs in a division.
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Results should be sent as soon as possible after each match to the league
secretary, the editor of The Southerner and Masters Athletics, the rankings
compilers and if possible to an Athletics Weekly correspondent.
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The winning clubs from each division, the top two in Kent, will compete in a
final towards the end of the season, normally in September.
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These rules have been drawn up by the league secretary and the SCVAC
committee and may be amended after consultation with the coordinators.
