England Athletics Hall of Fame & National Awards

Voting now open for 2010!
- England Athletics Hall of Fame 2010
- England Athletics Regional and National Volunteer Awards 2010
- England Athletics Athlete of the Decade 2000-2009 Award
To make a nomination for our Regional and National Awards please go to: www.englandathletics.org/awards-2010.
To vote on the Hall of Fame or Athlete of the Decade 2000-2009 please go to: www.englandathletics.org/2010-hall-of-fame.
Tickets now on sale for Hall of Fame & National Awards night!
To book tickets for our Awards night including the Hall of Fame, National Volunteer Awards and Athlete of the Decade Award please go to:
www.englandathletics.org/awards-tickets.
More information
Hall of Fame
The England Athletics Hall of Fame was launched in 2008 with a panel of experts selecting a list of potential inductees for athletics fans and members of the public to vote on.
The Hall of Fame honours those who have made an outstanding contribution to the sport of athletics in England. Each year the public is able to vote on a shortlist of athletes who have been put forward for voting by our panel of experts. Chairman of the Hall of panel is Darren Campbell. Darren himself won Olympic gold in the 4 x 100m relay and a silver at 200m. He was also European 100m champion and bronze medallist in the World Championships. Darren explains the significance of the Hall of Fame in recognising the heritage of the sport, honouring the stars of the past and building for the future. He said: ‘I think it is extremely important for all the people who have been inducted. For them it has brought back memories. They have never been recognised in this way and we are now recognising what our great athletes have done. We can remember them, the great things that they have done and the great things many of them continue doing within the sport. It feels an honour for me to be a part of it all.’
Darren continued to explain how the athletes of today can be inspired by those who have gone before them, how they can aspire to be similar role models and how they can learn from the approaches of the athletes inducted and the advice they so often give: ‘They all have the same message - be professional, make sure you have the best coach, the best equipment, spend time with great athletes and leave no stone unturned.’
England Athletics National & Regional AwardsThe England Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony each year takes place alongside the England Athletics National Awards for volunteers. This year the 2010 England Athletics National Awards programme will see many volunteers from across the country recognised for their contributions in supporting the development of the sport.
There will be eleven categories of award, at both regional and national level. These will recognise the work of clubs, volunteers, officials and coaches, as well as the areas of partnership and disability athletics. They will reward contributions and commitment to our sport over the past 12-month period, with a more limited number of lifetime service awards.
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