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Miler Meet (1)

Inc. the Scottish Athletics Senior & Masters 10,000m Championships

 Date

Friday 24th April

​Time

18:30 - 21:00

​Venue

Crownpoint (G40 2AL)

Timetable

18:50 - U16/U18 800m heats (slowest to fastest)

19:30 - 10,000m 1 

20:10 - 10,000m 2

Start lists

Please note the start lists are subject to change. 

If you can no longer make it, please let me know so I can shuffle the start lists to make the heats as competitive as possible. 

There will be no changes on Friday. 

Declarations

Declarations will take place in the sports centre to the left of reception. 

Declarations from 17:00 - 19:00. 

 

Assembly

Assembly will be at the race start 10 minutes before the race is due to start. 

All races will start on time - we will not wait for you or come and look for you, it is the athletes responsibility to be there at the right time, warmed up and ready to race! 

 

Prize Pot

There will be a £300 prize pot available to overall fastest in each of the men's and women's races IF they break the following target times: 

 

Men - 29:45

Women - 34:30

 

If one athlete achieves the time he or she will claim the £300 pot. If more than one winner achieves the time, the pot will be split equally. 

If no one achieves the prize pot standard, the money will rollover to the 22/05/26 Miler Meet Prize Pot. 

Presentations

Scottish Athletics 10,000m medals will be awarded to the fastest three in each age group (Senior & Masters) regardless of what heat they have been seeded in. 

Please make yourself available for presentations at the end of the event should you finish in the top three in your age group.

 

Rules

All athletes must make themselves familiar with the recently amended World Athletics rules around shoes. 

It is the athletes responsibility to ensure compliance with these rules. 

Visual checks will be made at the athlete assembly, with any non-compliant shoes reported to the meeting manager for investigation. 

 

Unsporting or improper behaviour

Spitting (or similar) in any way may be treated as a conduct offence and will be dealt with by a warning or disqualification. 

Assembly stewards will remind athletes of this rule. 

Any instances of athletes spitting within the competition area will be reported to the chief official or referee who will issue the appropriate sanction, which may result in disqualification. 

 

Admissions

Admission is free for athletes, U16's & coaches (holding a valid UKA coaching licence). 

The charge for all other spectators is £5. 

 

You can either pay by card on the night at the admissions table or sign up online in advance: 

https://q-buster.co.uk/gaa-miler-meet-1-admissions

 

Once registered, please save a copy of your confirmation email as you will need to show this on arrival to gain entry to the venue. 

We're looking to create the best possible atmosphere for our athletes so please tell your friends, family & training partners to come along to watch and cheer our runners to new PBs! 

 

Results

All being well the results will be updated live on Open Track. 

Results will be sent to Power of Ten after the meet. 

 

Photography

Simon Wootton will be in attendance to capture the evening action and will be identified by a green high vis vest. 

All photos will be published on the GAA facebook after the event. 

 

Pacemakers

As always, we are keen to add to our pacemaking 'stable' so if you feel you (or a training partner) could help someone achieve a new PB on Friday night then please get in touch. 

We are also looking for pacemakers for our 800m/3,000m Miler Meet on 22/05/26, don't be shy, get in touch! 

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For further information, please contact glasgowathleticsassociation@gmail.com

 

3,000m - UK Level 2 licence, World Athletics Licence 

U16/U18 800m - UK Level 1 licence 

 

***Event will be run under UKA Rules***

***ScottishAthletics Licensed Event***

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