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Competition Results PDF Print E-mail
Written by Steven parkinson   
Friday, 26 June 2009 13:46

Wild Country sponsored Bouldering Competition Results.

Here are the results of the competition, the tope 3 guys in each catagory will recieve prizes.

For the under 16 the top prize is a Red Chili Crag sack, 2nd prize is a king lines DVD and 3rd is a Wild Country Chalk bag and brush.

For the Open Fun and Hard catagories, the 1st prize is a pair of Red Chili shoes, 2nd prize is the King Lines DVD and 3rd is a Wild Country Chalk Bag and Brush.

Congratulations to all the winners, and a big thank you to everyone that turned up to support the event.

Position

Under 16's

 

1

Alice Killington

140

2

Charlotte Shields

117

3

Alex Norton

101

4

Marley Emms

98

5

Alex Mee

91

6

Rohan Davis aged 5

20

7

Ashton Davis aged 4

10

 

Position

Open Fun

 

1

Andy Richards

160

2

Lee Parsons

137

3

Thomas Dachtler

117

4

Roger Bonnert

103

5

David Cheung

93

 

Position

Open Hard

 

1

Jon Allsopp

177

2

Harriet Hall

144

3

Matthew Blythe

143

4

Alex Blaza

120

5

Tom Bonnert

117

6

Sam Tomlyn

111

7

Arthur Walaszzyk

107

8

Tim Killington

100

9

Matt Smollett

100

10

Will Smith

94

11

Olivier Leyer

91

12

Alex Furniss

89

13

Emily Fell

87

14

Alex Parkin

81

15

Rob Davis

74

16

Peter Aquil

73

17

Oli Sharpe

50

Last Updated on Friday, 26 June 2009 13:49
 
BMCYCS - Tower Team do well PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Sunday, 08 March 2009 14:37

The Results from the First round of the BMC Youth Climbing Series that was held at Bear Rock Climbing Centre in Warwick.

The Leicester Juniors did fantastically well with Tara Hayes in the 11 -13 girls group, not only finishing 1st but also getting full points in both the Bouldering and the Routes with Alice Killington only dropping 4 points to finish a very well placed 2nd, 17 points ahead of 3rd place.

Last Updated on Monday, 04 May 2009 11:16
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Local Access Forums and discovering lost ways PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 13 April 2009 06:17

A project is currently underway by Natural England to try and ‘Discover Lost Ways’. Legislation in the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 means that any historic footpaths not recorded on the definitive map by 2026 will be extinguished.

The threat of this clause within the CRoW Act, which applies to any right of way that existed before 1 January 1949, means that potentially, footpaths that we know and love today could be extinguished by 2026. In particular, there is the threat that those non-definitive paths that were used as public paths prior to 1949 (for which there may be little or no documentary evidence), may be lost.

Last Updated on Monday, 04 May 2009 11:15
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