Loughborough – LEAP (UK)
Paula Radcliffe Stadium Rutland Way Loughborough University UK - Loughborough LE11 3TU
Provisional Program /Main events
Local events:
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Men’s and Women’s: 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, Sprint Hurdles, 400mH, Para 100m, Pole Vault, Triple Jump
Men’s: Javelin, Long Jump, Hammer. Women’s: Discus, Shot
Guest Events:
Men’s Discus, Women’s Javelin, Women’s Hammer, Men’s Shot, Women’s Long Jump
No prize money
EAP Record: 400€
MEN'S RECORDS
Event | Athlete | Country | Performance | Year | Remarks |
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100m | Joel Fearon | GBR | 10.04 | 2016 | |
200m | Adam Gemilli | GBR | 20.53 | 2014 | |
400m | Demish Gaye | JAM | 45.29 | 2017 | |
800m | Matt Shone | GBR | 1’50.52 | 2003 | |
110m Hurdles | David Omoregie | GBR | 13.25 | 2016 | |
400m Hurdles | Kemel Thompson | JAM | 49.44 | 2002 | |
High Jump | Ben Challenger | GBR | 2.26m | 2002 | |
Pole Vault | Max Eaves | GBR | 5.62m | 2014 | |
Long Jump | JJ Jegede | GBR | 8.03m | 2013 | |
Triple Jump | Steven Shalders | GBR | 16.52m | 2004 | |
Shot Put | Carl Myerscough | GBR | 20.26 | 2008 | |
Discus Throw | Emeka Udechuku | GBR | 64.93m | 2004 | |
Hammer Throw | Marco Lingua | ITA | 78.29m | 2015 | |
Javelin Throw | Nick Nieland | GBR | 78.71m | 2005 |
WOMEN'S RECORDS
Event | Athlete | Country | Performance | Year | Remarks |
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100m | Montell Douglas | GBR | 11.05 | 2008 | |
200m | Antonette Carter | USA | 23.22 | 2006 | |
400m | Folosade Abugan | NGR | 51.21 | 2014 | |
800m | Riike Ronholt | DEN | 2’05.91 | 2003 | |
100m Hurdles | Jessica Ennis | GBR | 12.79 | 2011 | |
400m Hurdles | Jernail Hayes | USA | 56.18 | 2014 | |
400m Hurdles | Rhonda Whyte | JAM | 54.96 | 2017 | |
Pole Vault | Liz Parnov | AUS | 4.33m | 2014 | |
Triple Jump | Trecia Smith | JAM | 13.84w | 2003 | |
Discus Throw | Beartrice Faumuina | NZL | 62.99m | 2003 | |
Long Jump | Jessica Ennis | GBR | 6.43m | 2009 | |
Javelin Throw | Goldie Sayers | GBR | 59.53m | 2015 | |
High Jump | Susan Moncrief | GBR | 1.86m | 2008 | |
Hammer Throw | Zoe Derham | GBR | 68.63m | 2008 |
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As a World Athletics Continental Tour meeting, performances in the fastest heats of the day, or field events with prize money linked to them will receive a D ranking for World Athletics ranking purposes. Any guest field events (women's javelin, men's discus, women's hammer) will not receive the higher WA ranking.
The nearest Airports are as follows:
Ashby Road (A512)
Loughborough
Leicestershire
LE11 4EX
We are right in the heart of England where north meets south. Just 1 mile from J23 M1, 3 miles from Loughborough railway station and 15 minutes from East Midlands Airport.
We are Imago Venues' three star hotel, special events & meetings venue, offering exceptional value for money and outstanding customer service.
Excellent customer service is at the heart of everything we do and, as part of the wider Imago Venues family, our shared vision is to be the preferred choice through consistent customer service excellence. We believe in being more than just facilitators of a product - we strive to create inspiring and outstanding experiences for our guests. Whatever the reason for your stay, you'll receive much more than just a bed for the night!
Unlike other hotels, we are part of a wider venue group and so benefit from shared resources with our sister venues - Burleigh Court, Holywell Park and Loughborough Campus. We play our part in much bigger events that come to us for their delegate accommodation, but then use our other facilities for conferencing, training and large sports camps etc. As part of the same team, you can guarantee the same exceptional experience across every part of your event, giving a consistent service experience that you wouldn't get from booking accommodation externally.
We are also proud to be part of Loughborough University. As part of Imago Venues, all our profits are gift aided back to the University and go towards funding academic excellence on campus. We're thrilled to accommodate family and friends of students and to share a small part of their celebrations at graduation time; we're proud to have high profile guests from all over the world visiting the University; we value being part of a UK top 10 university.
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Some of the world’s best athletes have confirmed their attendance at the annual Loughborough European Athletics Permit (LEAP) on Tuesday 6 August 2019.
As preparations ramp up a gear ahead of next summer’s Olympic and Paralympic Games, Loughborough’s own Sophie Hahn will race in the 100m. Hahn is sure to be full of confidence after her last time out on the Paula Radcliffe track resulted in a new world record for the 22-year-old.
Following a strong performance at the Anniversary Games in London, sprinter Beth Dobbin will compete in both the 100m and 200m. After running a personal best of 22.50 in the capital, Dobbin will be looking to build on a strong start to the season on home soil.
In the field, spectators can expect a hard battle between Taylor Campbell and Chris Bennett in the Hammer, whilst GB’s top three javelin throwers will also compete.
Current Loughborough University student Bekah Walton faces tough competition from Laura Whittingham and Emma Hamplett – both of whom have strong connections of their own to Loughborough as graduates of the University and college respectively.
The event is held at the Paula Radcliffe Athletics Centre on Tuesday 6 August, with gates open at 1pm.
Tickets details and further information are available on the Loughborough Sport website.
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