ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING
HELD AT CUBLEY HALL
ON WEDNESDAY, 16TH JANUARY
2013
PRESENT
Chairman Keith
Gordon, Treasurer Pauline Senior, Secretary Martyn Cartwright, Ian and Sue
Charlesworth, Jill Davis , Anne Smythe, Janet Proctor, Sue Higham, Craig Birchall,
Geoff Dimelow, Teresa Wall, Nick
Whittingham, Barbara Haigh, John Spencer, Pete McLeod, Steve Millwood, Pete
Stanley, Jane Cockerton, Bob Innes, Jill Wolff, Annie Lightowler, Jane and Dave
Foster, Ray Brown.
APOLOGIES
Anne Beresford,
Steve Dickinson, Ellen Brookes, Dave Needham.
MINUTES
OF PREVIOUS MEETING
The minutes of the
previous meeting have been circulated and were passed as a true record. Prop Bob Innes, Sec. John Spencer.
MATTERS
ARISING
There were no
matters arising.
CORRESPONDENCE
The relevant
correspondence was read out.
TREASURER'S
REPORT
The Treasurer
presented her quarterly report.
MEMBERSHIP
REPORT
Pauline Senior
presented the following report.
Richard Kent was
proposed as a Life Member by Pauline Senior, sec. Martyn Cartwright. All in favour.
Steve Storey has
resigned from Dark Peak and is now a full member of PFR & AC including
Fell.
New Members registered
Resignations
Sara Hart John
Rowe
Emma Stead Nicola
Skegg
Dean Feetham Alan
Pogorzelec
Karen Feetham Jake
Pogorzelec
Lisa Ross Jackie
Hetherington
Paul Cline Denis
O'Gorman
James Pierce
Juniors registered Junior
resignations
Grace Feetham Olivia
Knight
Annie Feetham Christopher
Ayres
Josephine
Melton
Juniors not registered Jacob
Kendrew
James Fryers
Laurel Claydon
Annie Helliwell
Frances Helliwell
Hugh Mackie
Proposed Geoff
Dimelow, sec. Sue Higham that these be accepted.
SOCIAL
SECRETARY REPORT
Janet Proctor
presented the following report. Ian
Wragg has organised a bike ride and Annie Lightowler a weekend in the Lake District. The Xmas Disco was well attended and there
had been several runs and a fancy dress run over the Xmas period. She thanked everyone who had organised these
and taken part. Gary and Caz Dean are
organising the annual pub crawl on the 19th January and Ian Wragg
has arranged a Wentworth Woodhouse tour on the 24th.
It was proposed
that we hold the Presentation evening at Cubley Hall in the Carvery Restaurant,
which can be hired for £100. It was agreed to book the venue for the 20th
March and to ask John if he will present the awards.
It was agreed that
Keith Gordon, Pauline Senior, Martyn Cartwright, Geoff Dimelow and Teresa Wall
would nominate 5 members for the Merit Award Trophy and send these round to
members to vote.
Steve Dickinson has
proposed that we organise a trip to the Amsterdam Half Marathon on 20th
October. This date would clash with the
Fell Relay and also the SYCC league fixture.
Steve to be informed of this.
YOUNG
ATHLETES REPORT
Ian Charlesworth
presented the following report. Generally,
attendance has been in the mid 40's and there is still a waiting list. There had been a good entry in the SYCCL in
the younger age groups and Harry Shelbourne had finished 3rd. 12 members have competed in the Indoor
Athletics with some good performances.
Indoor high jump sessions have been held at PGS and two members have
qualified for the Yorks. Championships, with 1 also in the javelin. It is hoped to organise more of these indoor
sessions. There has also been a good
attendance at the Junior Winter League.
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE REPORT
The lease
negotiations are currently in the hands of the Solicitors and it is hoped this
will be complete by the end of the month.
Keith Gordon will then be able to apply for a grant to Sport England. The land behind the football pavilion is not
owned by the Football Club but is leased from BMBC. This may restrict the amount of development
which can take place If we are successful in obtaining the grant.
COACHING
REPORT
Paul Fryers, Paul
Hinchliffe and Wayne Blackburn are booked onto an Assistant Coach Course at
Keighley on the 26th/27th January. Steve Frith is hoping to attend a course in
April and is intending setting up sessions for new runners in the hope that
they will eventually join the Club.
SECTION
REPORT
Road – The SYRRL
fixtures are at Oxspring 10th April, Lodge Moor 17th
April, Bradfield 24th April and Pickburn 8th June. Numbers to be obtained from Dave Needham.
Fell – Simon Rippon
thanked Nick and Teresa for organising the teams for last years Fell
Relay. This year the event will be at
Llamberis, Snowdonia. He reminded
everyone of the change to Rule 10 of the FRA where the age for Junior races has
been changed from age on 1st January to age on race day. Clubs can decide which date they want to
use. English Championship races are to
remain age on 1st January and details are in the new handbook. The Thursday night runs will continue with
locations on his facebook site and via e-mails.
Ian Winterburn is hoping to organise some more Navigation Courses in
March.
Cross Country – Bob
Innes reported that 69 had entered the SYCCL with 21 juniors and the Club had
finished 5th in Division 1.
Steve Frith, Ray Brown, Barbara Haigh and Harry Shelbourne had been in
the awards. The Club are organising the
Yorkshire Vets CC at Wentworth Castle on the 16th March and the
entry form will be circulated. Help will
be required on the day. He thanked
everyone who had helped at the Wentworth Castle event.
Pete McLeod
reported that there has been a proposal to split next years SYCCL into a Senior
and Junior section and this will be discussed at the next SYCAA Meeting.
Relay – Teresa Wall
reported that the Barnsley BR is on the 2nd June. There is now a copy of the routes which can
be accessed, details from Teresa. She is
disappointed that we do not seem to be entering as many relay events as in the
past but it is difficult getting members interested.
FORTHCOMING
EVENTS
Senior Winter
League – The race last night had to be cancelled but will not be re-scheduled,
so this year there will only be 4 races to qualify. Anne Beresford has informed the Club that she
will not be available to help at next years series. Keith Gordon will take over the results web
site but help is still required on the night.
Because of the difficulty in collecting entry fee for each race, Keith suggested we either have
a flat fee for all races or no fee and the Club pays expenses incurred. Pauline Senior proposed that those entering
should pay to cover costs. A proposal
was put forward by Keith, sec. Geoff Dimelow that the Club pays for the cost of
the Handicap and a vote was taken. 9
were for the proposal, 3 against with the rest abstaining. Guests may still run in the event but are not
eligible for prizes.
Club Championships -
Juniors - This will be decided on the Winter League.
Seniors – Craig
Birchall has issued the list of races in this years Championship. A discussion was held on the scoring system,
as in the Travellers 6, 52 had competed and as the 1st scored 50
points descending down, then the last 2 runners did not score any points. Several different systems were proposed and
discussed. The current system for
deciding the Challenge Trophy is unfair to the women as the scoring system
favours the men. A separate Challenge
for men and women was discussed. It was
agreed to leave the scoring for this years Championship and look to implement a
fairer system next year. To be discussed
again at next meeting.
SYRRL – The dates
have been published as previous and the club are organising the first race at
Oxspring.
Hartcliffe Hill
Race 18th April –
organisation in hand with cakes again as prizes.
Penistone Boundary
Race – Keith Gordon agreed to check the date of this years event.
Yorks. Vets CC 16th
March – the club are organising the event at Wentworth Castle and help with
marking course and marshalling will be required.
CLUB
PURCHASES
The Club have
received a £500 grant from the Masonic Lodge and part of this has been used to
buy some Junior equipment and a new Portable PA system. Nicky Spinks has introduced night
orienteering events for the juniors, which have proved very popular and it was
agreed to purchase more head torches for this out of the grant.
Keith Gordon still
has 4 large red jackets for sale.
A discussion was
held on the allocation of the Club entries to the London Marathon. Nick Whittingham proposed that these should
only be eligible to active Club Members who compete in at least 3 open races. The letter with the entries says it should go
to members who have been active for the Club and it was agreed to discuss this
at the next meeting.
A discussion was
held on safety at training sessions, especially when it is dark. There had been an incident last week and
members were reminded of their responsibility for themselves and other road
users.
DATE
OF NEXT MEETING
The next meeting
was arranged for Wednesday, 27th March, as all Wednesdays in April are taken up by races.
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