They are to report to Georgia (Event Manger) underneath the first set of rugby posts at 9:45am. Plastic bag to transport any wet or muddy clothingĪdditional Information: If for any reason you no longer wish to take part or are sick on the day of the event, please email Mr Evers asap so the opportunity can be offered to another student on our waiting list.įood/coffee: This will be at the Nga Puna Wai Café or at the Coffee Cart (these are pointed out on the map)Ĭourse Marshalls: The officials are required to assist around the course will indicated on the marshal’s map. Tracksuit pants, a weatherproof jacket and warm-over garment top Packed lunch with sufficient healthy snacksĪll relevant personal medication e.g. If you have questions or concerns please contact our Heaton Executive Office (Jackie) / Rules / Information: Cross Country Championships – Procedures and Race Information Race Map / Course Detailed site map 2022 Risk Management (Primary Sports Canterbury)Įquipment Requirements: Please note, spikes cannot be used for this event This charge will be added to your school account. Marshalling Assistance: If you are attending the event to watch and support your son/daughter and you are able to assist Primary Sports Canterbury with marshalling duties, please contact Mr Evers prior to Friday 17th June Any support would be greatly appreciatedĬost: As the Cross Country Championships are an opt-in (user pay) opportunity, p articipation will incur a cost that covers the return bus trip to Ngā Puna Wai. Year 8 Boys (3km) – 12:30pm start time (approx.).
Year 7 Boys(3km) – 11:50am start time (approx.).Year 7 Girls (3km) – 11:30am start time.If your parent/caregiver would prefer to take you directly to the venue in the morning, they must contact Mr Evers via email before Friday 17th June. The team bus will depart promptly at 9:30am so please ensure you are prompt and organised. Meeting Time: All students are required to meet Mr Evers in the Heaton hall at 9:20am. Team List (who is taking part?): Heaton Cross Country Team 2022
CANTERBURY PARK EXTREME RACE DAY 2018 FULL
There were some fantastic results overall, but Mason (room 1) certainly needs to be recognised for his spectacular run to finish 2nd place overall in the year 8 male event.įor a full breakdown of the inter-school results, please access the following link: ĭate: Wednesday 22nd June (term 2, week 8)
Our top 40 Heaton participants represented our school with amazing spirit, energy and pride. The Canterbury Championships took place at Nga Puna Wai, and involved hundreds of dedicated primary and middle school athletes from all over our region. There was a fantastic supportive atmosphere at Elmwood park for both the recreational and competitive races this year. A big thank you to those students for all of their energy and efforts. Our Heaton event was so competently coordinated by our year 7 and 8 sports leaders. This year it was a clean sweep for the dirt with Promising Shoes leading the way.Blessed with the most perfect winter weather, our two cross country events for 2022 were a huge success! In the past, turf dominated with dirt only winning once. The turf race was a mile and 70 yards while the dirt was a mile. This season pit a set of eight $4000 claimers on the dirt against a field of eight $20,000 turfers. The goal in putting the race together is try and get a blanket finish between two surfaces which is done by tweaking distance and class. The purses and official order of finish for racing purposes are separate but they are combined for betting purposes. It is the combined running of horses on the dirt and turf. The most popular race each year, however, is the Battle of the Surfaces. There were races for horses that haven’t hit the board at the meet as well as for horses that haven’t yet won on the turf. The Dash in the Flash was a 110 yard quarter horse race which was followed by the two furlong Spurt in the Dirt for the thoroughbreds. In additional to the usual – camels, zebras and ostriches – there were several races that you don’t usually see on regular race days. SHAKOPEE, MN – The weather was perfect and a crowd of 14,425 packed Canterbury Park for the annual Extreme Day festivities.
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