Club Trophies up for grabs, and Time Trial Awards

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

[quote="mrP(Boonen)VT"]CLUB TROPHIES

All trophies are awarded annually for competition during the season. An asterisk * denotes a medal will be awarded with the trophy.

OPEN EVENTS’ TROPHIES
ARTHUR RAYNER TROPHY presented by Arthur P. Rayner and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Open 10 miles time trial.

E.V.MILLS MEMORIAL TROPHY donated by Club subscription and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Open 25 miles time trial.

C.F.DAVEY MEMORIAL SHIELD donated by Club subscription for the fastest team in the Club’s Open 25 miles time trial. Originally awarded to the fastest team in the Open 50, the Shield was re-allocated in 1988.

JOHN SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY donated by Joyce Smith and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Open Road Race.

OPEN 50 TROPHY presented by Charles F. Davey and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Open 50 miles time trial. (Event last promoted 1982)

LADIES’ OPEN 50 TROPHY presented by the Club and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Ladies’ Open 50 miles time trial. (Event last promoted 1981)

ALL DISCIPLINES’ TROPHY
PIP HEATHFIELD TROPHY presented by Meg Heathfield & family. To be awarded to the fastest Addiscombe rider in one of the Club’s promotions as selected annually by the President.


TIME TRIAL TROPHIES
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY* awarded to the member with the fastest average speed over 50 miles, 100 miles and 12 hours in out and home time trial events on a single bicycle or tricycle. A replica will be awarded.

E.V.MILLS’ RACING FUND TROPHY* presented by Ernie Mills and awarded to the member who attains the runner-up position in the Club Championship table.

10 MILES TROPHY* presented by John Smith and awarded to the member recording the fastest 10 miles time.

ADDISCOMBE CUP* presented by the Club and awarded to the member recording the fastest 25 miles time.

PRESIDENT’S CUP* presented by Eddie Mundy and awarded to the member recording the fastest 50 miles time.

CENTURY TROPHY* presented by the Club and awarded to the member recording the fastest 100 miles time.

VICE-PRESIDENTS’ CUP* presented by the Vice-Presidents of the Club in 1937 and awarded to the member recording the greatest distance in a 12 hours event.

OLD BOYS’ TROPHY* awarded to the member recording the greatest distance in a 24 hours’ event.

VETERANS’ B.A.R. TROPHY* presented by Stan Harvey and awarded to a member in accordance with the V.T.T.A. standards at 25, 50 and 100 miles. (Until 1999 the qualifying events were 50 and 100 miles and 12 hours.)



GEORGE FULLER TROPHY* presented by George Fuller and awarded to the member recording the fastest average speed in Clubs events at 10, 25, 50 and 100 miles. Club, C.D.C.A., S.C.C.U. and E.C.C.A. events qualify. (From 1939 to 1970 the qualifying distances were 25, 5Omiles, 100 miles and 12 hours.)

STAN HARVEY SHIELD* awarded to the fastest on handicap in the President’s 10 miles time trial.

JUNIOR ROAD TROPHY* presented by Sid Armstrong and awarded to the junior member recording the fastest average speed over 10 and 25 miles.

JUNIOR 10 TROPHY* presented by Bill Wells and awarded for the fastest 10 miles recorded by a Junior member.

PEEL CUP* presented by Mr & Mrs S. Toole and awarded for the fastest 25 miles time by a Junior member.

LADIES’ B.A.R. CHAMPIONSHIP* presented by Mr & Mrs Bill Rayner and awarded to the lady member recording the fastest average speed over 25, 50 and 100 miles on a single bicycle. A replica will be awarded.

LADIES’ 10 MILES DALE PARK CUP* presented by Mrs Jessie Nicholls and awarded to the lady member recording the fastest 10 miles time.

LADIES’ 25 MILES CUP* presented by Mr & Mrs Eddie Mundy. Awarded to the lady member recording the fastest 25 miles time.

LADIES’ 50 MILES CUP* presented by Mr & Mrs Eddie Mundy. Awarded to the lady member recording the fastest 50 miles time.




LADIES’ 100 MILES CUP* presented by Mr & Mrs Eddie Mundy. Awarded to the lady member recording the fastest 100 miles time.

TED DAVEY CUP* presented by Ron Davey and awarded to the lady member recording the best aggregate time for 10 and 25 miles.

INTER-CLUB 10 MILES TROPHY* An annual 10 miles time trial between the Club and the Norwood Paragon C.C. The aggregate time of the fastest six riders from each club to count.

ROAD RACE TROPHIES
With the exception of the Criterium trophy a rider can only take one road race award per season.

ROAD RACE TROPHY* presented by the Club and awarded from 2001 to the best road racer of the year. (Known until 1967 as the MASSED START trophy.)

ROAD RACE TROPHY* (2nd/3rd CAT’S) presented by John Smith and awarded to the most improved 2nd or 3rd category rider.

ROAD RACE TROPHY* (4th CAT’S) awarded to the most improved 4th category rider.

ROAD RACE NOVICE - an award will be made to the most improved novice rider.

CRITERIUM TROPHY* presented by Chris & John Watts and awarded for the best Criterium race result.

JUNIOR ROAD RACE TROPHY* presented by the Club and awarded from 2001 to the best junior road racer of the year. (Known until 1967 as the Junior Massed Start Trophy).


CYCLO CROSS TROPHIES
CYCLO CROSS LEAGUE TROPHY* presented by George Nicholls and awarded to the rider (junior, senior, veteran or woman) gaining the most points in selected events. Points to be the same as those issued by the London League.

CYCLO CROSS TROPHY* This is awarded to the highest placed rider in a designated event during the season

A JUNIOR AWARD may be presented at the discretion of the Committee for the best performance by a Junior or Juvenile rider.

MTB AWARDS
MTB TROPHY* presented by Mark Phillips for the best performance by a senior member.

JUNIOR MTB SHIELD (BILL WELLS’ MEMORIAL)* presented by Rosemary and Pat Lacey for the best performance by a junior member.

TRACK TROPHIES
SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY* presented by Ernie Mills for the winner of the Club’s Sprint Championship.

FIVE MILES’ CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY* presented by Percy Huggett and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Five Miles Track event.

JUNIOR SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP* presented by Stan Roach and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Junior Sprint Championship.

JUNIOR PATH TROPHY* presented by Ernie Mills and awarded to the Junior recording the best track performance.

LADIES’ SPRINT CHAMPIONSHIP* presented by Ernie Mills and awarded to the winner of the Club’s Ladies Sprint Championship.

NOVICES’ AWARDS
NOVICES’ 25 MEDAL presented by the Club to the first year novice recording the fastest 25 miles time trial.

SOCIAL AWARDS
CAMBRIDGE TANKARD presented by Jim Carpenter and awarded as the “Helper’s Tankard”.

ATTENDANCE CUP presented by Sid Armstrong and awarded to the member gaining the greatest number of points for attendance as defined by the committee.

GERWYN EVANS DARTS TANKARD presented by Eddie Mundy and Bill Wells and awarded for the Winter competition.

KEN SMITH’S DARTS TANKARD presented by Mrs S. Baker and awarded for the Summer competition.

KEN SMITH’S MEMORIAL DARTS TANKARD presented by Mrs S. Baker and awarded for the Highest Finish.

TABLE TENNIS TROPHY presented by Mrs Pat Mundy for the winner of the table tennis competition.

PHOTOGRAPHIC CUP presented by Bob Halfacre for the best print in the Club’s photographic competition.




SPECIAL AWARDS

A special award will be presented to a member who breaks any of the unpaced records of the Road Records Association or Southern Road Records Association. This award will also be made in respect of National Records and National Championships recognised by the British Cycling Federation or Road Time Trials Council. The member must have ridden in the name of the Addiscombe Cycling Club. No member shall be entitled to claim more than one award in respect of road performances and one in respect of track performances in any one year.


THE MEMORIAL TROPHY

This trophy perpetuates the memory of the eleven Addiscombe Cycling Club members who gave their lives for the Cause of Freedom in World War II. It is awarded annually in recognition of meritorious service given to the Club.

In Memorium
K. C. Cox
B. Checkley
B. T. Evans
L. Harris
L. V. Hobbs
W. A. Hobbs
B. H. Ingleton
F. W. Lee
L. Martin
W. Polatch
P. R. Stafford

To them this page is dedicated and may their sacrifice be a source of inspiration to all.

RECIPIENTS OF THE MEMORIAL TROPHY
1947 S. E. Harvey 1979 S. W. Honeyball
1948 S. E. Armstrong 1980 J. B. Smith
1949 C. F. Davey 1981 Mrs P. Mundy
1950 F. Deacon 1982 W. E. Wells
1951 G. Andrews 1983 P. V. Tunnell
1952 S. A. Roach 1984 A. P. Rayner
1953 P. A. Huggett 1985 J.B. Smith
1954 E. F. Mundy 1986 G. Andrews
1955 H. Crumbley 1987 P. O’Connor
1956 Mrs. C. M. Watts 1988 B. White
1957 A. L. Muller 1989 Mrs C. M. Watts
1958 V. M. Ware 1990 E. F. Mundy
1959 J. B. Smith 1991 M. Faimali
1960 W. E. Wells 1992 R. Pilling
1961 J. F. Watts 1993 S. Davies
1962 Mrs. P. Mundy 1994 Mrs J. Smith
1963 R. L. Wiseman 1995 J. F. Watts
1964 Mrs J. Pitt 1996 A. P. Rayner
1965 S. E. Armstrong 1997 G. Durrant
1966 K. W. Smith 1998 P. E Tunnell
1967 Mrs J. Smith 1999 C. Hinton
1968 No award 2000 M. Faimali
1969 J. H. Trenowden 2001 K. Knight
1970 E. F. Mundy 2002 A. Montgomery
1971 R. T. Penton 2003 D. Palmer
1972 Mrs J. Nicholls 2004 A Protasiuk
1973 P. A. Huggett 2005 L. Good
1974 C. Hinton 2006 P. V. Tunnell
1975 S. C. Cockell 2007 J. Czernobay
1976 R. Rand 2008 H Williams
1977 S. A. Roach 2009
1978 D. Sinclair 2010
A file listing the winners of all the competitive trophies is retained by the Club.

[Snoop Doug]

Thanks for the info - couple of questions pls...

How much is the fee?

If/when I attempt one of these and fail, can I carry forward to the next event or is the fee payable at each and every attempt?

Cheers - Mr Bronze (nice tan Sir)

[John the old'un]

So I qualify for a 10 mile Bronze medal at 71 years of age but don't get it because I haven't paid you any money.
Don't rate that system.

[Jon H]

Since I've been TT secretary nobody has ever expressed an interest in these awards - although it is in the club rules/handbook that surely everybody reads?

Anyway, keeping track of who's registered and paid in advance for what distance seems like the admin task from hell, so it would be much easier just to say all 1st claim members are eligible, sod the fee, and work it all out at the end of the season.

[Jon C C on a Bianchi]

what age is a junior man? I'm 50.

[Andrew G]

Jon does this mean you'll check everyone's times for all races , sounds a bit of a task. Would you prefer that people send you in the details if they want to claim a medal?

[Jon H]

[quote="Andrew G"]Jon does this mean you'll check everyone's times for all races , sounds a bit of a task.

[mrP(Boonen)VT]

[quote="Jon C C on a Bianchi"]what age is a junior man? I'm 50.

[Jon H]

Definition of Junior for CTT events:

Junior - from his sixteenth birthday and until 31st December of the year in which his 18th birthday occurs.

[quote="mrP(Boonen)VT"][quote="Jon C C on a Bianchi"]what age is a junior man? I'm 50.

[Jon C C on a Bianchi]

[quote="Jon Hemming"]Definition of Junior for CTT events:

Junior - from his sixteenth birthday and until 31st December of the year in which his 18th birthday occurs.

[Jon C C on a Bianchi]

[quote="John the old'un"]So I qualify for a 10 mile Bronze medal at 71 years of age but don't get it because I haven't paid you any money.
Don't rate that system.

[John the old'un]

I would be delighted to pay for it to get it, but it seems it doesn't work that way.
According to the "system" it has to be paid for BEFORE you achieve the standard.
That's what I think sucks.
You don't get to win much at my age so a 2008 medal would be something to treasure.
Sigh.......................

[Jon C C on a Bianchi]

[quote="Jon Hemming"]Since I've been TT secretary nobody has ever expressed an interest in these awards - although it is in the club rules/handbook that surely everybody reads?

Anyway, keeping track of who's registered and paid in advance for what distance seems like the admin task from hell, so it would be much easier just to say all 1st claim members are eligible, sod the fee, and work it all out at the end of the season.

[Jon C C on a Bianchi]

[quote="John the old'un"]I would be delighted to pay for it to get it, but it seems it doesn't work that way.
According to the "system" it has to be paid for BEFORE you achieve the standard.
That's what I think sucks.
You don't get to win much at my age so a 2008 medal would be something to treasure.
Sigh.......................