NORTH OF ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS (OTHER)

This compilation lists winners of the the North of England Indoor, Road Relay and Cross Country Championships since 1960.

NORTH OF ENGLAND INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

It is believed the Northern Counties first held indoor championships in 1978. This section lists winners since that date. Prior to the opening of the areas first indoor track in 2003 events were restricted to straight sprints and field events.

Venues: 1978 Huddersfield, 1979-80 Bolton, 1981 Huddersfield, 1982-84 Gateshead, 1985-86 Dewsbury & Gateshead, 1987-91 Dewsbury, 1992-94 Dewsbury & Wakefield, 1995-99 Wakefield & Sheffield, 2000 Blackpool, Sheffield & Birmingham, 2001-02 Wakefield, Sheffield & Gateshead, 2003 Manchester, 2004- Sheffield

MEN

* - 50 metres

# - 55 metres

p - pentathlon

WOMEN

* - 50 metres

# - 55 metres, † - non-championship event, * - event won by Janine Whitlock 4.31 competing as a guest

NORTH OF ENGLAND ROAD RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS

This section lists winners of senior championships since 1960 where known.

Venues - Men's 6 Stage: 1969 Darlington, 1970 Blackpool, 1971 Leeds, 1972 Liverpool, 1973 Bolton, 1974 Cleethorpes, 1975 Leeds, 1976 Derby, 1977 Wakefield, 1978-80 Liverpool, 1981 Wakefield, 1982-83 Middlesbrough, 1984 Burneside, 1985 Southport, 1986 Stockport, 1987 Derby, 1988 Huddersfield, 1989 Sunderland 1990 Chorley, 1991 Sunderland, 1992 Knutsford, 1993 Burneside, 1994-98 Sheffield, 1999-2000 Liverpool, 2001 Sunderland, 2002 Liverpool, 2003 Risley, 2004-05 Blackpool

Venues - Women's 4 Stage: 1960-61 ???, 1962 Bradford, 1963 Radcliffe, 1964 Winton, 1965† Blaydon, 1966† Carlisle, 1967† Sheffield, 1968† with men's 12 stage, 1969† ???, 1970† Blackburn, 1971† Carlisle, 1972 ???, 1973 Derby, 1974 Huddersfield, 1975 Rawtenstall, 1976 Boggart Hole Clough, 1977 Manchester, 1978-79 ???, 1980 Leeds, 1981 St. Helens, 1982 Liverpool, 1983†-86 Halifax, 1987 ???, 1988 Burneside, 1989 Wakefield, 1990-91† Derby, 1992 Haslingden, 1993 Sheffield, 1994- with men's 6 stage, 1997-98 Sheffield, 1999- with men's 6 stage

Venues - Men's 12 Stage & Women's 6 Stage: 1968-70 Derby, 1971 Blackpool, 1972 Oughtibridge, 1973 Morpeth, 1974 Blackpool, 1975 Liverpool, 1976-77 Gateshead, 1978-79 Cleckheaton, 1980 Derby, 1981 Hull, 1982 Liverpool, 1983 South Humberside, 1984 Manchester, 1985 Little Budworth, 1986 Liverpool, 1987 Leeds, 1988 Sunderland, 1989 Manchester, 1990 Whitehaven, 1991 Derby, 1992 Sunderland, 1993 Stockport, 1994 Roberttown, 1995-96 Wigan, 1997-98 Leeds, 1999 Wigan, 2000 Sunderland, 2001 Leeds, 2002 Stockport, 2003 Blackpool, 2004 Bradford, 2005-06 Manchester

* - 3 stage, † - held in spring of following year

NORTH OF ENGLAND CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

First held in 1883. This section lists winners of senior championships since 1960.

Venues - Men: 1960 Houghton le Spring, 1961 Blackpool, 1962 Bingley, 1963 Blackburn, 1964 Middlesbrough, 1965 Blackpool, 1966 Huddersfield, 1967 Manchester (E), 1968 Sheffield, 1969 St. Helens, 1970 Sheffield, 1971 Blackburn, 1972 Gateshead, 1973 Blackpool, 1974 Lightcliffe, 1975 Burnley, 1976 Morpeth, 1977 Leeds, 1978 Birkenhead, 1979 Blackburn, 1980 Durham, 1981 Beverley, 1982 Birkenhead, 1983 Burnley, 1984 Newcastle, 1985 Thirsk, 1986 St. Helens, 1987 Bolton, 1988 Chester-le-Street, 1989 Sheffield, 1990 Birkenhead, 1991 Blackburn, 1992 South Shields, 1993 Pontefract, 1994 Birkenhead, 1995 Manchester, 1996 Derby, 1997 Durham, 1998 Manchester, 1999 Sheffield, 2000 South Shields, 2001 Blackburn, 2002 Derby, 2003 Manchester, 2004 St. Helens, 2005 Consett, 2006 Blackburn

Venues - Women: 1960 Gosforth, 1961 Manchester (W), 1962 ???, 1963 St. Helens, 1964 Bolton, 1965 Royton, 1966 Bury, 1967 Rochdale, 1968 Cleckheaton, 1969 Rawtenstall, 1970 Cleckheaton, 1971 Sheffield, 1972 Rawtenstall, 1973 Rotherham, 1974 Blackburn, 1975 Hull, 1976† Leeds, 1977 Burnley, 1978 Lancaster, 1979 Cleckheaton, 1980 Leeds, 1981 Sheffield, 1982 Shipley, 1983 Cleckheaton, 1984 Liverpool, 1985 Whitley Bay, 1986 Rawtenstall, 1987 Halifax, 1988 Yeadon, 1989 Bolton, 1990 Derby, 1991 Guiseley, 1992 Sunderland, 1993 Blackburn, 1994 Blackpool, 1995 Handbridge, 1996- with men

† - held in December 1975

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