Awards for 2023 (presented March 2024)
Award
(link to previous winners) |
2023 Recipient |
Reason |
| Chairman’s Award |
Stephen Taylor |
[Awarded by the club committee since we don't currently have a
Chairman]
Last year Stephen achieved an all-round sporting feat which
requires a huge amount of solitary training. He completed the London
Marathon last April after a winter of pounding the streets. Six weeks
later he set off on his bike for a 100 kilometre cycle through London
and rural Essex, completing Ride London in 7:35. Then in September he
completed the Serpentine Swim of two miles in 1:34. All three London
Classics completed in a blisteringly hot summer. |
| Alamo Trophy |
Roderick Hoffman |
This year the award has been given for the most foolish act
committed by a member of the BA WARR team. A warm-up run was arranged at
the Calgary Nose Hill parkrun and several team members attended.
Roderick, with the experience of hundreds of parkruns, managed to hand
in his finish token before having his result scanned, hence had to
retrieve it to get a result. And it was impossible to hide his mistake -
since the volunteer sorting the tokens was a club colleague. |
| Brian Forrester 10K Trophy |
Julie Barclay |
10k races are less popular than they used to be twenty years ago,
but there are still a swathe of events to be run, and a healthy group of
members still tackle them. Notable performances in 2023 included good
runs by Phil & Paola Howard at WARR and Ian Haylock tackling a Grizzly
Bear run in Battersea Park,. Trish McCabe ran in extreme
conditions: torrential rain in Tenby and very hot weather on Horsell
Common. Julie ran an outstanding 10k race at WARR, to win her own age
category, and also "win" the next age group younger. |
| Tom Rowley Participation Trophy |
Roderick Hoffman |
This trophy rewards club involvement. The more events you devise,
organise, help with or compete in, the more chances you have of winning
the award. It is dedicated to that great participator in club events,
Tom Rowley. Once again, competition for this award was tight between
three members, all of whom would be happy to be challenged for this
award. At the end of this close-run race, Steve Hillier and Steve
Newell tied for second place, but ahead of them by the equivalent of one
marshalling effort was Roderick Hoffman. |
| Men’s Track and Field |
Steve Hillier |
The men’s team competed in both the Veteran’s and Rosenheim
Leagues. We didn’t quite reach the heights of 2022, missing out on the
Rosenheim Final in 2023. However, we managed some notable performances.
Michael Ball sprinted consistently, only missing one match as he blitzed
the 100, 200 and 400 metre events. New member Sean O’Keeffe proved to
be a great find in field events, winning the discus and high jump in the
Veteran’s League. Steve Hillier tackled sprints, jumps and all of the
throws, which meant that he collected the most points throughout the
summer and wins the trophy. |
| Ladies' Track and Field |
Janet Smith |
Despite some
injuries, our ladies still produced good performances in the
Veteran’s League. With strong opposition from the likes of Hillingdon and Serpentine, our ladies won a series of running and
throwing events. In particular, Fiona Bishop had a great season on the
track, while Janet Smith won every throwing event she entered for us.
Janet came top in the Hammer, shot and discus and wins the trophy for
the third year running (throwing). |
| The Club parkrun Trophy |
Julie Barclay and Paul Watt |
parkrun normally happens in your local park on the 52 Saturdays of
the year - but it also takes place on strange days in far-away places.
Along with New Year's Day each country nominates a special day for their
extra parkrun - Christmas Day, National Day, Independence Day and so
on. Paul and Julie managed to find the opportunity to travel to and
take part in 61 parkruns over the year. And not only did they tick the
quantity box, they also achieved good quality, both exceeding 80% age
related times. |
| Men’s Cross-Country Trophy
(2022/23 season) |
Paul Knechtl |
This trophy is presented to the man who had most success last year
with our cross-country team. This takes account of age, appearances and
placings during the winter season 2022/23. Our men competed in six
events. Turnout was down slightly from the previous winter, but a
combination of talent and determination kept the team mid-table in the
league. Once again, Adam Moquet produced some spectacular performances,
finishing first BA runner in the four events he covered. Mark, John and
Graham Taylor were regular supports of the team, with Mark picking up
two second places and Graham battling injury to complete five of the six
events. Paul was never out of the top two for the club, and leading the
team home at Chobham and Minet Park. He ran in every race, he just held
off Mark for this trophy, and he finished top V50 in the league. |
Ladies Cross-Country Trophy
(2022/23 season) |
Amanda Coombs |
We had eight lady runners competing during the 2022/23 season, and
the six events had three different leading BA ladies. Emma Moreton
led the team home at Chobham and Moden, while Julie Barclay took first
place at Oxshott and Minet Park. Julie’s sister Vera also had a strong
season, with three league finishes. Amanda was first at Reigate and
Sandhurst. She competed in every race throughout the winter, and her
organisation and captaincy ensured a fine league finish for the Ladies.
|
| Most Improved Athlete |
Fiona Bishop |
Fiona is yet another product of the Tom Rowley stable of fine
improving athletes. In 2023 she has improved her age grade times to an
amazing figure above 84%, up from 74% two years earlier. As far as
Track and Field is concerned, she has helped the British Airways cause
by covering events from 200m to 3000m, and continues to break Club
records, including her own, on a regular basis. She has always finished
in the top two in her age group. Most significantly, she has made the
2000m walk an art form, with times around thirteen minutes in a blur of
trainers, where one foot is always on the ground. |
| Female Athlete of the Year |
Jain Reid |
We have seen some impressive performances by our female athletes this
year. Mention must also go to Frankie Hogge, who completed the Comrades
Marathon in an impressive debut time. This year’s Female Athlete winner
has battled back from injury to complete in a series of major races in
exceptional times. Seven marathons were ticked off, including Seville,
Valencia, Berlin and London. Her times were consistent throughout the
year. Between these races, she is a regular parkrunner in Richmond
Park, and can be found supporting BAAC marshalling efforts at the big
London races. In May, she made the trek to South Africa to take part in
the gruelling Comrades Marathon (actually twice the marathon distance).
Her determination took her to the end of the course in less than eleven
hours. |
| Male Athlete of the Year |
Paul Knechtl |
Early summer 2023 was a busy time for the club. Not only were we
involved in the London Marathon, the Comrades, and the Track and Field
season, we also committed ourselves once again to the Green Belt Relay.
This gruelling event involves many club members, who not only run but
move cars, marshal, ferry runners and generally have a stressful but
good time. Our overall top half position was a team effort, but was
much helped by Paul who won the V50 category on his leg on both days.
As well as his cross-country performances he also produced some strong
parkrun times and a fast run in the Farnborough Half Marathon. |
| Veteran’s Trophy |
Petra Otto |
Petra has shown great resilience over recent times. A fine runner of
5Ks and 5 mile races and with good marathon times over the years. Petra
has had more than her fair share of injuries last year; including
sciatica, hamstring problems and a hand injury. So, what’s her
solution? A grumble, a cup of tea and a slice of cake? No, she has
studied ways of exercising during recovery, with High Intensity Interval
Training, parkwalking, the Nordic Skiing machine and weights. And in
April, between injuries, gym sessions and hospital visits, she completed
a Virtual London Marathon. She is an inspiration to us all. |
| BA Cross Country Championship Trophy (March 2024) |
Paul Knechtl and Vicky McFarlin |
This year’s race was run in honour of Harry Wild, a long-time servant of
British Airways AC and Hillingdon AC. Both clubs fielded strong teams.
The event had been preceded by weeks of rain, and Cranford Park began
to take on the look of a swamp. After two changes in route, the run was
able to take place across heavy ground, with the areas of knee deep
water avoided. The ladies tackled 2 laps measuring 3 miles, with the
men enduring a third lap. The race for leading BA man saw strong runs
by John and Mark Taylor, but at the front of the pack was Paul Knechtl
for the third year running. In the ladies race, Emma Moreton challenged
throughout the two laps, but the leading BA runner was new member Vicky
McFarlin. |
| Five Mile Handicap Trophy (2022/23) |
Paul Watt |
This six event series ended last March. Participants scored points
depending on how close they got to their handicap time - with their
handicap being set based on their previous run of the course. Being spot
on was best, thereafter being fast scores better than being slow. Not
everyone can make all six events so the winner of the series is the
individual with the highest total from their best four event results.
Most years the winner will be someone who has run five or six of the
events and so has been able to drop their worst score. But not this
year. Finishing third was Maarten Stenham, having run five of the
events, finishing second was Stephen Taylor, having run all six, but the
clear winner was Paul Watt despite having run just four events. Paul is
the 9th different recipient of this award in the last nine years! |
Special Awards
| Year award earned |
Award |
Recipient |
| 2013 |
Special Marathon Award |
Jagjit Singh Batth |
| 2013 |
Tom Mitchell Trophy (awarded by BA Clubs) |
Chris Kelly |
The award presented by the Chairman to the club member who has made the
greatest contribution to the club over the previous period of time.
| Year |
Chairman's Award |
| 2023 |
Stephen Taylor * |
| 2022 |
Steve Newell |
| 2021 |
Amanda Coombs |
| 2020 |
John and Benita Scaife |
| 2019 |
Joe Nolan |
| 2018 |
Simon Turton |
| 2017 |
Steve Newell |
| 2016 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2015 |
Chris Kelly |
| 2014 |
Alastair Heslop |
| 2013 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2012 |
Tom Rowley |
| 2011 |
Simon Turton |
| 2010 |
Katherine Henville (Stather) and Roderick Hoffman |
| 2009 |
Paul Brandon |
| 2008 |
Alan Friar |
| 2007 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2006 |
Alastair Heslop |
| 2005 |
Malcolm Field |
| 2004 |
Melanie Rook (Holman) |
| 2003 |
Tom Rowley |
| 2002 |
Frank Di Martino and George Jones |
| 2001 |
Harry Wild and Patrick O'Shea |
| 2000 |
Bill Buckley |
| 1999 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 1997 - 1998 |
Steve Newell |
| 1996 - 1997 |
Anne Coffey |
| 1995 - 1996 |
Jane Harbert and Ron Feeney |
| 1994 - 1995 |
Simon Turton and Ian Hudson |
| 1993 - 1994 |
Eddie Ketterick |
| 1992 - 1993 |
Tom Rowley |
| 1991 - 1992 |
Taylor Family |
| 1990 - 1991 |
Mowle Family |
* Awarded by the Club Committee rather than by the Chairman
Presented for the most note-worthy performance at the year's World Airline
Road Race, not necessarily running related!
| Year |
Alamo Trophy Winner |
| 2023 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2022 |
Julie Barclay, Tim Bellars, Roderick
Hoffman and Paul Watt |
| 2021 |
Not presented |
| 2020 |
Not presented |
| 2019 |
Clara Halket and Trish McCabe |
| 2018 |
Piers Keenleyside |
| 2017 |
Tim Bellars, John Scaife and Benita Scaife |
| 2016 |
Tom Rowley |
| 2015 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2014 |
Lissa Pritchard and Deby Helsdon |
| 2013 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2012 |
Gareth Snook |
| 2011 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2010 |
The WARR Core team Alan Friar, Graham Taylor; Helen Smith; John
Taylor; Marion Woodhouse; Mark Taylor; Natalie Lang; Nick Edge; Paul
Brandon; Simon Turton |
| 2009 |
Paul Knechtl and Monica Alonso |
| 2008 |
? |
| 2007 |
George & Suzie Jones |
| 2006 |
Dave Rimmer |
| 2005 |
The Taylor Family |
| 2004 |
Paul Toms |
| 2003 |
George Jones |
| 2002 |
Alan Anderson |
Presented to the club member with the most outstanding 10k achievement in the
previous year.
| Year |
Brian Forrester 10K Trophy |
| 2023 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2022 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2021 |
Bob Bannister |
| 2020 |
Chris Kelly |
| 2019 |
Clara Halket |
| 2018 |
Tim Bellars |
| 2017 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2016 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2015 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2014 |
Paul Knechtl, Adrian Haines and Dave Dixon |
| 2013 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2012 |
Tony Barnwell |
| 2011 |
Joe Nolan |
| 2010 |
Dave Dixon |
| 2009 |
Joe Nolan |
| 2008 |
Tony Barnwell |
| 2007 |
Joe Nolan |
| 2006 |
Deby Helsdon |
| 2005 |
John Taylor |
| 2004 |
Barry Walters |
| 2003 |
Brian Bennett |
This is a trophy that has to be earned by devising, marshalling and taking
part in BA events throughout the year. The more you compete, plan or marshal,
the more points you earn. For its 2022 presentation, for the year 2021, this
trophy was renamed the "Tom Rowley Participation Trophy".
| Year |
Tom Rowley
Participation Trophy |
| 2023 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2022 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2021 |
Roderick Hoffman and Steve Newell |
| 2020 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2019 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2018 |
Steve Newell |
| 2017 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2016 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2015 |
Neil Frediani |
| 2014 |
Neil Frediani |
| 2013 |
Steve Newell |
| 2012 |
Steve Newell |
| 2011 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2010 |
Brian Forrester |
| 2009 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2008 |
Brian Forrester |
| 2007 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2006 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2005 |
Steve Newell |
| 2004 |
Steve Newell |
| 2003 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2002 |
? John Coffey |
| 2001 |
John Coffey |
| 2000 |
Steve Newell |
| 1999 |
Welsh Boyos (driving over from Wales for each
cross country) |
| 1998 |
Nick Edge |
| 1997 |
? |
| 1996 |
Alistair Heslop / Steve Hillier |
| 1995 |
Graham Taylor / Steve Hillier |
| 1994 |
Alastair Heslop |
| 1993 |
Alison Cheung |
| 1992 |
? |
| 1991 |
Ian Monk |
| 1990 |
? |
| 1989 |
Brian Bennett |
| 1988 |
? |
| 1987 |
Malcolm Cook |
| 1986 |
John Williams |
| 1985 |
? |
| 1984 |
Laurence Heath |
Presented to the male athlete who has shown the greatest all round ability at
a wide range of events at the club's track and field fixtures.
| Year |
Men’s Track and Field |
| 2023 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2022 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2021 |
Paul Watt |
| 2020 |
Not presented |
| 2019 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2018 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2017 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2016 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2015 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2014 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2013 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2012 |
Eddie Giles |
| 2011 |
Eddie Giles |
| 2010 |
Eddie Giles |
| 2009 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2008 |
Paul Goldsmith |
| 2007 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2006 |
Gareth Hobby |
| 2005 |
Martin Holman |
| 2004 |
Martin Holman |
| 2003 |
Paul Goldsmith |
| 2002 |
Tommy Di Martino |
| 2001 |
Tommy Di Martino |
| 2000 |
John Taylor |
| 1999 |
John Taylor |
Presented to the female athlete who has shown the greatest all round ability
at a wide range of events at the club's track and field fixtures.
| Year |
Ladies Track and Field |
| 2023 |
Janet Smith |
| 2022 |
Janet Smith |
| 2021 |
Janet Smith |
| 2020 |
Not presented |
| 2019 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2018 |
Janet Smith |
| 2017 |
Janet Smith |
| 2016 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2015 |
Janet Smith |
| 2014 |
Not awarded |
| 2013 |
Not awarded |
| 2012 |
Not awarded |
| 2011 |
Melanie Holman |
| 2010 |
Katherine Henville (Stather) |
| 2009 |
Marion Woodhouse |
| 2008 |
Deby Helsdon |
| 2007 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2006 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2005 |
Melanie Holman |
| 2004 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2003 |
Melanie Rook |
| 2002 |
Melanie Rook |
| 2001 |
Anne Hurn |
| 2000 |
Anne Hurn |
| 1999 |
Anne Hurn |
| 1998 |
Anne Hurn |
| 1997 |
Janet Smith |
| 1996 |
Janet Smith |
Presented to the club member with the greatest parkrun contribution or
achievement
| Year |
parkrun Trophy |
| 2023 |
Julie Barclay & Paul Watt |
| 2022 |
Emma Moreton |
| 2021 |
David Duggan |
| 2020 |
Not presented |
| 2019 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2018 |
David Duggan |
| 2017 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2016 |
Steve Newell |
| 2015 |
Alan Anderson |
Presented to the man who had most cross country success in the previous year.
| Year |
Men’s Cross-Country Trophy |
| 2023 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2022 |
John Taylor |
| 2021 |
Not awarded |
| 2020 |
Mike Dennison |
| 2019 |
Mark Taylor |
| 2018 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2017 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2016 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2015 |
Mark Taylor |
| 2014 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2013 |
John Taylor |
| 2012 |
Barry Walters |
| 2011 |
Barry Walters |
| 2010 |
Barry Walters |
| 2009 |
Mark Taylor |
| 2008 |
Barry Walters |
| 2007 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2006 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2004/5 |
John Coffey |
| 2003/4 |
Graham Taylor |
| 2002/3 |
Barry Walters |
| 2001/2 |
Mark Taylor |
| 2000/1 |
John Taylor |
| 1999/2000 |
Howard Harnett |
| 1998/9 |
John Taylor |
| 1997/8 |
Barry Walters |
Presented to our lady athlete who had most cross country success in the
previous year.
| Year |
Ladies Cross-Country Trophy |
| 2023 |
Amanda Coombs |
| 2022 |
Amanda Coombs |
| 2021 |
Not awarded |
| 2020 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2019 |
Trish McCabe |
| 2018 |
Helen Smith |
| 2017 |
Deby Helsdon |
| 2016 |
Monica Alonso |
| 2015 |
Monica Alonso |
| 2014 |
Helen Smith |
| 2013 |
Marion Woodhouse |
| 2012 |
Helen Smith |
| 2011 |
Marion Woodhouse |
| 2010 |
Katherine Henville (Stather) |
| 2009 |
Monica Alonso |
| 2008 |
Helen Smith |
| 2007 |
Deby Helsdon |
| 2006 |
Helen Smith |
| 2005 |
Lesley Macaskill |
| 2004 |
Colette O'Neill |
| 2003 |
Colette O'Neill |
| 2002 |
Colette O'Neill |
| 2001 |
? |
| 2000 |
Colette O'Neill |
| 1999 |
Colette O'Neill & Caroline Yarnell |
| 1998 |
Lesley Macaskill |
| 1997 |
Lesley Macaskill |
Presented to the club member with the best year on year improvement to their
running performances.
| Year |
Most Improved Runner Award |
| 2023 |
Fiona Bishop |
| 2022 |
Emma Moreton |
| 2021 |
Mike Dennison |
| 2020 |
Mike Dennison |
| 2019 |
Michael Ball |
| 2018 |
Tim Bellars |
| 2017 |
Paul Watt |
| 2016 |
Neil Frediani |
| 2015 |
Ian Cunningham |
| 2014 |
Joe Nolan |
| 2013 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2012 |
Simon Turton |
| 2011 |
Simon Ashford |
| 2010 |
Marion Woodhouse |
| 2009 |
John Coffey |
| 2008 |
Caroline Akazou |
| 2007 |
Chris Kelly |
| 2006 |
Toby Houghton |
| 2005 |
Martin Holman |
| 2004 |
Dennis Foxley |
| 2003 |
Leigh Bickerdyke |
| 2002 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2001 |
Toby Houghton |
| 2000 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 1999 |
Anne Hurn |
| 1998 |
Simon Turton |
| 1996 - 1997 |
Tim Clark |
| 1995 - 1996 |
George Jones |
| 1995 |
Simon Turton |
| 1994 |
Judy Connaghton |
| 1992 - 1993 |
Martin Bruce |
| 1991 - 1992 |
Robert Garner |
| 1990 |
Alastair Heslop |
| 1989 |
Eddie Ketterick |
| 1988 |
Duncan Wright |
| Year |
Female Athlete of the Year |
| 2023 |
Jain Reid |
| 2022 |
Maria Jovani |
| 2021 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2020 |
Clara Halket |
| 2019 |
Christine Munden |
| 2018 |
Jacqui Musselwhite |
| 2017 |
Trish McCabe |
| 2016 |
Julie Barclay |
| 2015 |
Monica Alonso |
| 2014 |
Janet Smith |
| 2013 |
Helen Smith |
| 2012 |
Marion Woodhouse |
| 2011 |
Lissa Pritchard |
| 2010 |
Lissa Pritchard |
| 2009 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2008 |
Melanie Holman |
| 2007 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2006 |
Deby Helsdon |
| 2005 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2004 |
Katherine Henville |
| 2003 |
Colette O'Neill |
| 2002 |
Melanie Holman |
| 2001 |
Judy Connaghton |
| 2000 |
Jane Harbert* |
| 1999 |
Caroline Yarnell |
| 1998 |
Anne Hurn |
| 1997 |
Lesley Macaskill |
| 1996 |
Elsa Curran |
| 1995 |
Lesley Macaskill |
| 1994 |
Melody Collman |
| 1992 - 1993 |
Jane Harbert |
| 1991 - 1992 |
Sharon Kassemzadeh |
| 1990 |
Sue Wells |
| 1989 |
Jean Smith |
| 1988 |
Melody Collman |
| 1987 |
Jo Wells |
| 1986 |
Jane Harbert |
* A challenge was issued relating to Jane's eligibility in 2000, relating to
her club membership status for that year. But it is her name that remains on the
trophy.
| Year |
Male Athlete of the Year |
| 2023 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2022 |
Mike Dennison |
| 2021 |
Paul Watt |
| 2020 |
Maarten Stenham |
| 2019 |
Ian Cunningham |
| 2018 |
Chris Kelly |
| 2017 |
Neil Frediani |
| 2016 |
Chris Kelly |
| 2015 |
Colin Haylock |
| 2014 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2013 |
Steve Hillier |
| 2012 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2011 |
Chris Kelly |
| 2010 |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2009 |
Steve Hofmann |
| 2008 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2007 |
Dave Dixon |
| 2006 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2005 |
Malcolm Field |
| 2004 |
Barry Walters |
| 2003 |
Andy Macaskill |
| 2002 |
George Jones |
| 2001 |
Tommy Di Martino |
| 2000 |
Trevor Plows |
| 1999 |
George Jones |
| 1998 |
Steve Hillier |
| 1997 |
Paul Goldsmith |
| 1996 |
Andrew Eynon |
| 1995 |
Graham Taylor |
| 1994 |
Bruce Kennedy |
| 1992/3 |
Paul Toms |
| 1991 |
Colin Bloomfield |
| 1990 |
John Davis |
| 1989 |
Malcolm Mowle |
| 1988 |
Steve Newell |
| 1987 |
Allan Smith |
| 1986 |
Malcolm Field |
| Year |
Veteran’s Trophy |
| 2023 |
Petra Otto |
| 2022 |
Benita and John Scaife |
| 2021 |
Jasvir Singh Modaher |
| 2020 |
Piers Keenleyside |
| 2019 |
Mike Dennison |
| 2018 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2017 |
Harry Wild |
| 2016 |
Helen Smith |
| 2015 |
Joe Nolan |
| 2014 |
Eddie Giles |
| 2013 |
John Coffey |
| 2012 |
Steve Newell |
| 2011 |
John Coffey |
| 2010 |
Alan Anderson |
| 2009 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2008 |
Steve Newell |
| 2007 |
Adrian Haines |
| 2006 |
Eddie Giles |
| 2005 |
John Taylor |
| 2004 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2003 |
Barry Walters |
| 2002 |
Mark and Graham Taylor |
| 2001 |
Brian Bennett |
| 2000 |
Chris Stockwell |
| 1999 |
Lesley Macaskill |
| 1998 |
Brian Forrester |
| 1997 |
Steve Hillier |
| 1996 |
Barry Walters |
| 1995 |
John Coffey |
| 1994 |
Allan Hardy |
| 1993 |
Tom Rowley |
Held jointly each year by the top club women and man finishing in the BA
Cross-Country Championships (or equivalent event).
| Year |
Cross-Country Trophy Female / Male |
| 2024 |
Vicky McFarlin |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2023 |
Maria Jovani |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2022 |
Maria Jovani |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2021 |
Julie Barclay |
Adrian Haines |
| 2020 |
Julie Barclay |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2019 |
Julie Barclay |
Mark Taylor |
| 2018 |
Julie Barclay |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2017 |
Julie Barclay |
John Taylor |
| 2016 |
Marion Woodhouse |
John Taylor |
| 2015 |
Julie Barclay |
Mark Taylor |
| 2014 |
Katherine Stather (nee Henville) |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2013 |
|
John Taylor |
| 2012 |
Deby Helsdon |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2011 |
Marion Woodhouse |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2010 |
Katherine Henville |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2009 |
Melanie Holman |
Mark Taylor |
| 2008 |
Deby Helsdon |
Adrian Haines |
| 2007 |
Katherine Henville |
Paul Knechtl |
| 2006 |
Colette O'Neill |
David Dixon |
| 2005 |
Katherine Henville |
Barry Walters |
| 2004 |
Lesley MacAskill |
Andy MacAskill |
Awarded to the winner of the winter season five-mile handicap event. The
exact course and rules
may very each year.
| Year |
Five-Mile Handicap Trophy |
| 2023-24 |
Paul Watt |
| 2021-22 |
Roderick Hoffman |
| 2020-21 |
Amanda Coombs |
| 2019-20 |
Simon Turton |
| 2018-19 |
Maarten Stenham |
| 2017-18 |
Trish McCabe |
| 2016-17 |
Gary Rushmer |
| 2015-16 |
Piers Keenleyside |
| 2014-15 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2013-14 |
Richard Ruffell |
| 2012-13 |
Eddie Giles |
| 2011-12 |
Simon Turton |
| 2010-11 |
Alan Anderson |
| 2009-10 |
Nick Edge |
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