Here are the results of today's training Duathlon. Well done to everybody that participated, and as always thank you to all the helpers. Here are the junior results.

Here are the results of the previous Duathlons from last year. here

Please note that the Cleveland Short Course is now called the Arthur Puckrin Memorial Triathlon. The event is still the same format at the same location, this year it will be held on the 15th June 2019. To enter the event click here.

Happy New Year to you all! 2019's membership is now available on the Sports Entry Solutions Website using the following link, but first please don't forget that marshalling is a condition of membership, also the junior membership is heavily subsidised and we expect our juniors to attend training sessions as well as swimming sessions. Next training for adults and juniors 12th January - See you there. Enter Here

This Sunday at 6:30 after swimming we are having our AGM.  This is your opportunity to see how our club is run and to have your say.  You will also be able to see the winners of the 2018 grand prix series be recognised and awarded their prizes.  We look forward to seeing you there.

There was a mistake in the previous post because I had missed a ladies 40-49 result.  I have now revised the spreadsheet and the text of this post.  If anyone knows of any other errors or omissions then please let us know ASAP. This is the grandprix series we are talking about and the athlete with more points than anyone else is Paul Brown.  He has had an amazing season and has consistently been near the top of every leader board.   He has top place in the 40-49 category followed by Graeme Downs and Gordon Mitchell. Graham Currie leads the 50-59 age group with Mark Leach second and Steven King third.  Mark has two ironman results that make up the bulk of his score whereas Graham and Steven made their points on Olympic and sprint distance races. Tony Main has won the 60-69 category and Peter Muir has won the 20-39 category with Scott Young in second place. The top scorer for the ladies this season has been Paige Mcleod who has also been doing great things and is our top junior.  Lois Muir is not far behind her and has won the 20-39 category.  Angela Ackerley has stormed the ladies 40-49 age group curtesey of her Ironman performance in Tallinn.  Caroline Wilson came second with Sue Tindall third. Pauline Johnson has won the 50-59 age group but the most competitive category for the ladies this year has been the 60-69 age group.  Kay Stokes came out winner with Sandra Main second and Tricia Bell third. The full results can be seen here.  Prizes will be awarded at the AGM, date to be announced shortly.