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Presentation of awards at the LEI Club Dinner on 6 December 2008


 
 

Overall Winner

Leading Lady

Best Score before handicapping

Summer League 2008

Peter Hornsby


Peter Hornsby

Alison Hardy


Alison Hardy

Roger Phillips


Roger Phillips
 

Winter League 2007/08

Peter Hornsby


Peter Hornsby

Score Cup


Roger Edwards


Roger Edwards
 

Club Championship 2008

Ben Windsor


Ben windsor

Held at the Charnwood Forest South Event on 12th October 2008. Men's champion is the first LEI male on the Blue course whilst the Women's champion is the first LEI woman on the Green course.


Ursula Williamson


not present
 
 

Overall Winner

Leading Lady

Junior

LEI League

David Bray


not present

Alison Hardy.


Alison Hardy

Ben Windsor


Ben Windsor
 

National Forest Trophy

Awarded for the best run in the opinion of a selected jury at a nominated event. This year Ben (M18) won the Blue course at the Charnwood Forest South event in October by a considerable margin.

Ben Windsor


Ben Windsor

Clock Trophy


Awarded for an exceptionally long run by a club member at an LEI event. Bob took 119m 01s on the Blue course at Rough Park and Rising Wood in January 2008.

Bob Haskins


Bob Haskins
 

Thelma Spalton Trophy

Judith Holt


Judith Holt


Awarded to a senior lady (w45+) for performance over the whole of the preceding year.

 
 

President's Salver

Judith Holt


Judith Holt

Tiger Trophy


Simon Ford


Simon Ford

"In February of the year we became the 21st Club in the British Orienteering Federation to achieve Sport England's Club Mark Award. The gaining of the status required a huge amount of work. As your Chairman all I had do was sign the reams of paperwork but the person who dragged us through the labyrinth of technicalities and ensured that our assessors could find no fault was Judith Holt. And so it gives me great pleasure to ask the President to present the Salver to Judith."
Chris Phillips
Chair

"Finally the Tiger Trophy awarded to a club member for outstanding services to the club over a number of years.
I know that I am going to rather embarrass this years recipient as he is a member who likes to go quietly on in the background doing his chosen tasks - this despite the fact that he has held the to two highest profile jobs in the club - Club Captain and Chairman. For much of the last 10 years Simon Ford has been a the centre of the club, guiding its affairs as chairman and contributing in many different ways to our ability to develop and deliver our regular events programme. I suspect that Simon is not aware of how well he is respected within the club and how influential his views are. I hope that the awarding of the Tiger Trophy goes in some way to thank Simon for all his work and effort over the years - and of course for that which is still left to come."
Chris Phillips
Chair