Triathlon London AGM
The Triathlon London Annual General Meeting will take place on Tuesday 8th November at South Bank University Technopark, 90 London Road, SE1 6LN, at 7.00pm. All those involved in triathlon within the London region, including club members, unaffiliated athletes and organisations, are highly encouraged to attend. All the positions on the Triathlon London Committee will be open for volunteers to apply – see details of the roles in section "About Us" (on the right handside). |
posted 8 Feb 2012 02:17 by Jennie Male
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Triathlon London is looking for one more volunteer to take up the following Committee role. If you’re a member of a London triathlon club and want to make a difference in the London region at a very exciting time in the sport, please send your application or any queries regarding the role to jenniemale@hotmail.com today!
Secretary
The Secretary shall:
• give notice of all Committee Meetings, the Annual General Meeting and Extraordinary Meetings, together with an appropriate agenda;
• record the proceedings of all such meetings and document them as minutes to be made available on the Triathlon London website;
• deal with correspondence and handle all administrative matters for Triathlon London;
• prepare an annual programme and outline agenda for meetings throughout the year;
• update website content on the following pages: About Us; Triathlon London Team; Positions Vacant. |
posted 1 Nov 2011 04:39 by Fay Israsena
This year's Triathlon London Awards Party will be held at All Star Lanes in Brick Lane on Saturday 19th November from 6.00pm to 1.00am to honour the winners and runner-ups of the Zone3 Triathlon London League Race Series as well as the Youth and Tri-Star London Race Series. Entry includes a buffet and is only £5 (free to under-16s). This is a great opportunity to celebrate triathlon in London and mix up with athletes from other clubs in the region. There will also be a bowling competition to see which club is best on the lanes! Clubs will be able to form teams of up to seven juniors or adults. There will be a maximum of six teams and places will be allocated to clubs on a first come first served basis. The charge for the competition is £130 per team. If some clubs have less than seven members wishing to take part, we can look to form a combined team and we will schedule the teams with the most juniors to go first. If you wish to prove your club's multi-sport abilities apply now to JGPSP@blueyonder.co.uk.
Evening programme:
18:00 Doors open
18:30 First bowling round (two teams per round) 19:10 Food served
19:45 Awards ceremony 20:30 Second bowling round
21:15 Third bowling round
22:00 Open bowling and karaoke
01:00 Doors close Venue: All Star Lanes 95 Brick Lane
City of London E1 6QL
020 7426 9200 http://www.allstarlanes.co.uk Please RSVP to JGPSP@blueyonder.co.uk if you plan on attending. With congratulations to everyone for their sporting achievement this year! |
posted 3 Mar 2011 05:11 by Simon Austin
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Just as the son of the god Zeus embarked on a perilous journey to stop the underworld and its minions from spreading evil in the film classic Clash of the Titans, Greenwich Tritons invite you to embark on your own journey of athletic courage by entering the Clash of the TRItons. The popular swim/run aquathon challenge – organised by South East London’s well-established triathlon club the Greenwich Tritons – is set for its eighth annual outing at Eltham College, Grove Park Road, on Saturday August 13.
Affectionately known as ‘The Clash’, the race has been part of the prestigious London League since 2005 and has grown steadily from 99 competitors in its first year to 230 in 2010. Setting the pace last year was James Lock, of the Thames Turbo club, who set a course record for the 500-metre pool swim and 5km run of 21mins 47 secs. However the race isn’t just for son of god athletes, feedback proves that Greenwich Tritons have created a friendly, fun race for all abilities. As well as the adult race (for those aged 15 and above) there’s a children’s challenge of a 250-metre pool swim and 2k run.
Prices are adults: £17 (affiliated) and £20 (unaffiliated) and children (11 – 14 years) £9 (affiliated) and £10 (unaffiliated). For more info visit The Clash |
posted 23 Feb 2011 13:20 by Simon Austin
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 The Dave Aitchison Awards which support talented young triathletes in London and the South East were announced today. The awards, named in memory of Dave Aitchison, a rising star of British triathlon who died suddenly in 2007, supported 17 triathletes in 2010 and in 2011 will go on to help another 14 of the sport’s brightest prospects. As with all SportsAid awards, each athlete is nominated for their award by their sport’s national governing body (the British Triathlon Federation), which Emmanuel Blanchard, SportsAid’s awards manager, points to as the scheme’s strength. “This is a classic example of a genuine partnership between the national governing body, the funder and SportsAid,” he says. “In just 12 months, the Dave Aitchison award has demonstrated the immense difference that money that is well managed and well channelled can make to a sport’s rising stars. We would like to thank everyone who has contributed to its success.” With four of the award’s recipients - Lucy Chittenden, James Davis, Sky Draper & Ellie Walton - now progressing on to either Lottery funding or the Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme, which SportsAid is also responsible for, the difference is clear. This represents a remarkable 23% success rate for funding promotion, compared with SportsAid’s average across all sports of 15%. The awards in 2011 amount to £1,250 for successful candidates achieving gold standard and £750 for those on silver standard. The award recipients are as follows: Gold standard: Daniel Barraclough (age 15), Bradley Hales (age 21), Patrick Hough (age 16), Jago Leckie (age 17), Matt Rawbin (age 16) Silver standard: James Allan (age 15), Armanni Antoine-Chagar (age 15), Cheyenne Antoine-Chagar (age 14), Rory Atkins (age 15), Lewis Hawkins (age 14), Emily McLoughlin (age 18), Luke Penney (age 15), Sophia Saller (age 16), Kieran Wye (age 15) The award’s supporters raise money by doing triathlon, cycling, and other fundraising events. The main fund raising event is the annual Surrey Legs of Steel sportive organised by Ful-On Tri Club - an 81km ride with over 1,600 metres of climbing along the way, ending on the Box Hill section of the recently-announced Olmpic road cycling course. If you would like to help more SportsAid triathletes benefit from this award scheme, you can raise money for the Dave Aitchison Fund by going to the award's fundraising page. |
posted 23 Feb 2011 13:14 by Simon Austin
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The London Region is hosting two club development courses for London Triathlon Clubs. Course Name: A Club for All Date: Tuesday 1st March Time: 6 pm arrival for a 6.30pm start – 9.30pm Venue: London Southbank University, 103 Borough Road, London, SE1 0AA Course Name: Making the Most of Your People Date: Wednesday 6th April Time: 6 pm arrival for a 6.30pm start – 9.30pm Venue: London Southbank University, 103 Borough Road, London, SE1 0AA For more information visit the running sport website, to book your place email Jenny Vincent. |
posted 23 Feb 2011 13:13 by Simon Austin
Redbridge cycling circuit is to host a 10km run event and also a 2km family event on the 27th March. The event is aid of the Rooprai Spinal Trust. For more information please check out the event website www.rstrust.com |
posted 1 Feb 2011 12:45 by Simon Austin
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posted 1 Feb 2011 10:56 by Simon Austin
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Tickets are on sale for the Event Organisers Conference on 12th Feb 2011 at Sandown Park along side the Triathlon Cycle Run Show
The conference is for all Triathlon event organisers in the UK from club organisers to commercial organisations. For more info contact rpm@triathlonlondon.org.
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