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Entries are now open for the NEMAA Open Road Relays on 6th May at Bedewell Park, Hebburn (just along from Monkton Stadium). Full details and entry link can be found on our fixtures page or on the Road and XC Page
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This is posted on behalf of Dawn Ridgway, this research will form part of her doctorate. The purpose of the study is to explore the thoughts, feelings and opinions of individuals who have current or recent experience in NHS Musculoskeletal (MSK) services. As an organisation that represents committed and experienced athletes, NEMAA's members’ perspectives would be incredibly valuable. Participation is entirely voluntary, and all responses will be treated confidentially and in accordance with ethical research guidelines. The study has received appropriate ethical approval from the University of Sunderland. I believe this research has the potential to contribute positively to the Masters athletics community, and support from the Association would make a meaningful difference in reaching individuals whose voices deserve to be heard. If you're willing to help, you can either scan the QR code shown on the poster below, or click THIS LINK, thank you from Dawn for your participation!  Entries for the Indoor Track Championships close at midnight on Sat 7th March, so get your skates on if you haven't already entered. All entries are via the Roster Athletics Platform.
Well done to the NEMAA athletes who competed in the BMAF Indoor Championships last weekend, some great performances!  All XC results can be found on our results page - well done to everyone who took part, from the 35 year olds right through to the 91 year old (Ian Barnes, as if you needed to be told who!). Special mentions to our winners - Race 1 winner Jen Berry (Wallsend), Race 1 O65 winner David Walton (Elswick) and Race 2 winner Conrad Franks (Gateshead)    North Shields Poly Masters topped the medal table at the Scottish Masters Indoor Championships in Glasgow at the weekend, capping a strong showing from athletes across the North East. Competitors from several regional clubs made the trip north, producing a host of impressive performances throughout the championships. Leading the way were the North Shields Poly athletes, who finished top of the standings with an outstanding haul of 10 gold, four silver and one bronze medal. A number of new North East Indoor All Time records were also set , by Hazel Bough (1500m), Karen Storey (60m), Lee Elder (800m), Lloyd Powell (HJ), Ian Richardson (60m), Andrew Webb (60mh), Steve Dodds (400m), and Stuart Lynn (200m and 400m). If there are any others please let us know? As always, the event was run in the great Emirates Arena, to a very high standard, with world class organisation and officiating. Special thanks also go to the officials who travelled from the North East to support the championships. Congratulations to everyone who took part, to all the medallists, and to those who earned the title of Scottish Champion.  Applications are now closed due to insufficient interest for this event, thank you to those who replied
If you haven't already got your entry in, you have less than two weeks to get it sorted - full details on the Road/Cross Country page
The NEMAA winners are listed on our results page, and full results can be seen by downloading this Excel spreadsheet, or can be seen on the Birtley AC website
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