Welsh Athletics Endurance Open at Wrexham - Sat 22nd July 2023.

By Don Hale

Welsh Athletics Endurance Open - North Wales

Contact Details: amy.edwards@welshathletics.org

Please contact the organiser, not OpenTrack, for all queries

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33 days, 10 hours, 41 min to go Competitors   (2).

**For further details please use the link below:
https://wales.opentrack.run/en-gb/x/2023/GBR/eowa/?fbclid=IwAR2JVWdGRavTsBhDLvsaNAG88TR8rlVyXvBgFT9a_QYO0Zu34reHMkWQBsY

Welsh Athletics Endurance Open at Wrexham

Saturday 22nd July (final schedule to follow after entries close)
ENTRIES CLOSE: Sunday 16th July 23:59 (auto close)

Location: Queensway Stadium, Wrexham
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EVENT INFORMATION

AGE GROUPS 

  • U13 Boys & Girls (year 6 & 7)
  • U15 Boys & Girls (year 8 & 9)
  • U17 Men & Women (year 10 & 11)
  • U20 Men & Women 
  • Seniors & Masters

EVENTS AVAILABLE 

800m
U13B & U15B
U13G & U15G
U17M, U20M & Senior Men
U17W, U20W and Senior Women

1500m
U13B & U15B
U13G & U15G
U17, U20 & Senior Men
U17, U20 and Senior Women

3000m
U15B & U17M
U15G & U17W
U20M & Senior Men
U20W & Senior Women
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ENTRY FEES
1 event = £7.00
2 events = £13.00
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

*Entires close: Sunday 16th July 23:59 

THERE WILL BE NO ENTRIES ON THE DAY

U13 and U15 cannot do 800m and 1500m in one day of competition.

They can enter both but must chose one on or before the day of competition

Maximumn distance for TRACK age groups
U13 1500m (800m or 1500m)
U15 3000m (this can only be one distance of either 800m, 1500m or 3000m)
U17 3000m (this can include two distance races or 800 & 1500 or ust 3000m)
U20 and Senior no limit

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All entrants shall be deemed to have made him/herself familiar with and agreed to be bound by the UKA Anti-Doping Rules and to submit to the authority of UK Anti-Doping in the application and enforcement of the Anti-Doping Rules.

The UKA Anti-Doping Rules apply to entrants participating in the sport of Athletics, for 12 months from the date of entry, whether or not the entrant is a citizen of, or resident in, the UK.

Don Hale is a former award winning investigative journalist and now a best-selling author who has created a very popular blog post linked to numerous social media sites. donhaleblog.blogspot.com/2025.

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