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Abbotswood Vase.
Presented in 1954 by
H. Hawkins: formerly awarded to the winner
of the "Alex Potton Memorial 7 miles" (the"Addington") and presented
permanently to Mark Easton in 2002 on his winning the event on 20
successive occasions.
Albury Points
Cup. Presented anonymously: awarded to the winner of a members'
handicap competition based on Club races throughout the year ending
30th September. Rule: Each year for 8 of the Club's races
points are awarded from 40 downwards for
each athlete's position from 1sf upwards in
the handicap competition. At the end of the year each
competitor's 6 best scores are added to
give their Albury points for the season.
Alee Potton
Memorial Salver. Awarded to the
winner of the handicap in the Alee
Potton Memorial 7 miles Club Championship.
Astill Rose
Bowl. Presented in 1978 by
R.Astill; awarded to the first female in
the Club 10 miles Championship.
B.C.Brown Cup.
Presented by A.G.H.Pope in memory of
one of the Club's finest walkers; not in
use at present but previously to the winner of a special
novices race.
Bevis Brothers
Trophy. Presented in 1959 by
A.H. and G.B.Bevis to commemorate both having achieved 50 years of
SWC membership: awarded to the
first Club member to become a new Centurion in any 100 mile race.
Bill Amer Pewter.
An annual award given to the winner
of the handicap in the Gazette Cup 4 miles
race subject to 6 Club members taking pan.
Bilmo Plaque.
An annual award given to the winner
of the handicap in the Club 2 miles
Championship subject to 6 Club members taking part.
Christmas Cup.
Presented anonymously in 1947:
awarded to the winner of a yacht handicap
race of approximately 10 kilometres formerly held on Boxing Day.
Cousins Bowl.
Presented in 1950 by relatives and
friends of the late A.E.Cousins: awarded
to the first female Club member in the Club 100
miles race.
Crawley Cup.
Presented in 1969 by R.E.Green;
awarded to the winner of the ladies event
in the Alee Potton Memorial 7 miles Club Championship.
Originally awarded to the first
team in a schools competition.
Dithy Cup.
Presented anonymously in 1928;
awarded to the first male Club member in
the Club London to Brighton race.
E.C.Webb Cup.
Presented in 1909 by E.G. Webb:
Formerly awarded to the winner of the open
Croydon-Godstone race. From 1991 awarded to the
member adjudged to have achieved the most outstanding track
performance in the UK during the year
ending 30th September The Cup may be
awarded for a road event of not more than 35km if no suitable track
performance is available.
Edgar Lloyd
Memorial Cup. Presented in 1972
by Mr. and Mrs. Holcombe in memory other
father; first Junior member in the Club 3000 metres
Championship.
Edgington Cup.
Presented in 1960 by J.E. Edgington; awarded to the winner of the
Club 3000 metres Championship.
Edward
Knott Memorial Shield. Presented
in 1929 by E.H.Neville in memory
of one of the Club's founders: not in use at present.
Elaine
Trophy. Presented
anonymously in 1954; previously awarded to first
Club over-45 veteran in the
Club London to Brighton.
Ethel
Wallis Cup. Presented
in 1926 by R.A. Wallis in memory of his wife;
awarded to the winner of the Club 20 kilometres
Championship. (Formerly the Croydon-to-Banstead-and-back). If
there is no Club 20km event the Southern
or National event will be used.
F.
Wilmot Memorial Tankard.
Awarded to the winner of the
handicap in
the Club 3000
metres Championship.
Freddie
Blackmore Trophy. Presented
in 1962 by subscription amongst
members in
memory ofF.W. Blackmore: awarded to the member adjudged to
have achieved the most outstanding
long distance performance, in excess of 35
km. held in the UK during the Club year ending 30th September.
Galloway
Cup. Presented
in 1948 by G.T. and A.D.Galloway in memory of
their father; awarded to the first member to finish
in the R..W.A. National 10 Miles
Championship which was held until 1988. From 2007 to the
first member to finish in the R.W.A. National 10 Kilometres
Championship.
Gazette
Cup. Presented
in 1927 by R.B. Johnstone: awarded to the winner
of a members' scratch race of approximately 4 miles.
Goodwill
Cup. Presented in 1948 by G.R. Goodwill;
awarded to the first
member to finish
in the R.W.A. National 50 Kilometres Championship.
Guildford
Cup. Presented
anonymously in 1928; awarded to the winner of
the SWC 100 mile Open Race - not necessarily a Club member.
Harry
Preston Cup International Trophy.
Presented in 1929 by Sir Harry
Preston. Awarded annually from 2008 to the member adjudged to have
achieved the most outstanding performance outside of the UK during
the year ending 30th September.
Horton
Cup. Presented by E.C.Horton
in 1925; awarded to the first Club
novice
in a six mile novice race. Open to Club novices in their first year
of membership unless previously members of any open Walking
Club.
Jim
Fisher Cup. presented in 1957 by Mrs. J.M.
Fisher in memory other
husband: awarded
to the winner of the "Selsdon". a members' race of
approximately 6 miles. From 2008 awarded to the first SWC in
an Open 10 kilometre race organized by SWC
annually in January.
Jubilee
Cup. Presented in 1977 by E.Winn; awarded
to the winner of the
Club handicap in
the Gazette Cup 4 miles race.
Keston
Cup. Presented in 1928 by F.T.
Summerfield; awarded to the first
member
to finish in the R.W.A. National 20 Kilometres Championship.
(Formerly to the winner of the Croydon-to-Keston-and-back
race).
Knapp
Memorial Trophy. Presented in 1919 by
subscription amongst
members 'in loving
memory of E.M. Knapp. D.C.M. who fell in
the war of 1914-18;
awarded to the first female Club member to finish in the
SWC Open London to Brighton Race.
Mark
Easton Abbottswood Cup (formerly the Don Griggs Trophy).
Presented
in 1969 by his hospital colleagues of D.F.
Griggs in his memory; awarded to the winner of the "Alee Potton
Memorial 7 miles" (the"Addington"), the 7
miles Club Championship. Note: see
Abbottswood Vase above.
Milan
Trophy. Presented in 1970 by R.E. Green;
awarded to the winner of
the Club 10 Miles
Championship.
Miller
Trophy. Presented in 1967 by Mrs.Miller on
her retirement from
managing the Stag
and Hounds which was the Club's former HQ; cur-
rently not presented. Formerly awarded to the winner of a Club boy's
race.
Osborne
Cup. Presented in 1970 by R.E.Green; not
in use at present. Formerly
presented to the winner of a summer handicap competition.
Paul
Nihill Trophy. Presented in 1969 by
V.P.Nihill: awarded to the first
Club member in the 100 Miles National
Championship.
Peggy
Halifax Centurion Award.. Presented in
1983 by George Hallifax;awarded to the first Club member in the SWC
Open '100 miles.
Sparta Cup. Presented in 1961 by
R.E.Green: currently not used. Originally
used for a Club Open Youth & Junior race.
Surrey
Cup. Presented in 1904 by J.E. Brown; awarded to the winner of
the Club 20 Mile Championship. (Formerly the
Croydon-to-Godstone-and-back Race). This Championship is now held in
conjunction with some other event.
Sydney
Schofield Shield. Presented in 1958 from a subscription
among members in memory of S.C.A.Schofield;
awarded annually for the best
performance, during the year to 30th September, by a Junior
member of the Club. The award shall relate
to an 'A' race held in the UK.
Victory
Cup. Presented in 1919 by E.J.M.Owens; awarded to the
first lady
in the Club Open
100 miles.
W.T.
Hill Trophy. Presented in 1968 by
W.T.Hill; currently missing. Formerl\
presented to the winner of a boy's event.
War
Memorial Trophy Presented in 1919 by in memory of those members
who fell in the war of 1914-18. Their names are engraved on the
plinth; awarded to the first member
to finish in the R.W.A. National 35
Kilometres Championship. (Formerly 20 miles). Currently the event
is not being held.
Wilfred
W. Webb Cup. Presented in 1937 by subscription amongst
members
in memory of W.W. Webb: awarded to the
winner of the handicap
in the Club 10 Mile Championship. (Formerly the Croydon-to-Warlingham-and-back). |
