SE Relays - Stanmer Park, 31st Aug 08
| Near: | Brighton |
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| Type: | Other |
| Location: | Grid ref.TQ 348089. Map below or GoogleMap, MultiMap, MS Live maps All of these offer hi-resolution aerial photographs and directions. |
| Directions: | Stanmer Park, Falmer, Brighton TQ 340089 |
| Public Transport: | http://www.buses.co.uk/ |
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| Facilities: | Changing rooms, showers and toilets will be available |
| Course info: | A three person relay competition with trophies available in the following classes Open - Blue:Green:Blue in that order Women’s Open - Blue:Green:Blue in that order Handicap - Blue: Green: Orange in random order – team score no more than 46 Junior – Yellow:Orange:Yellow in that order – M/W18 or less, and team score no more than 35 |
| Registration: | Postal Entries only to Neil Crickmore - , 01273 832420 (6 - 10pm only), 138 Cuckfield Road, Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, BN6 9SD Event website: http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/Neil_Crickmore/SESprint/ |
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| Fees: | Senior Teams £15, Junior Teams £9, closing date 22nd August. Late entries/EOD (Subject to map availability) Senior Teams £21, Junior Teams £12 |
| Officials: | Planner - Bryony Crickmore Organiser - Neil Crickmore Controller - Vince Joyce |
| Dogs: | Yes |
| Notes: | Only SEOA Clubs are eligible for relay trophies, though entries from other clubs are most welcome. SPORTident (SI) electronic punching will be used. Dibbers are available for hire for £1. Event website: http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/home/Neil_Crickmore/SESprint/ |
Last updated by Ali Weller on 30th Jun 08
SPORTident (SI) electronic punching is normally used at all events. Dibbers are available for hire at registration for £1.
Answerphone: 01903 239186 for any changes or in the event of adverse weather
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