This sections contains an interesting collection of documents which are described later.

Click on the appropriate entry to retrieve the details :

The Pathway to Other Sports document gives details of 123 ESAA competitors who have gone on to have successful careers in many other sports, namely bobsleigh, boxing, cricket, cycling, darts, football, hockey, modern pentathlon, netball, powerlifting, rugby league, rugby union, skeleton, swimming, triathlon and weightlifting. "Pen-pictures" of the 123 ESAA competitors are included.

To quickly find out who is featured in the book scroll to the index at the end. The athletes are shown in alpabetic order by surname and also listed by sport.

The Running in the Family document lists instances of 2 or more members of a family winning medals at ESAA Championships.

To quickly find out who is listed in the document scroll to the index at the end. The athletes are listed by county in alphabetic order by surname.

The Most ESAA Title Wins document highlights the athletes who have won the most individual ESAA Championship titles.

The Boys and Girl Winners in All Age Groups detail those competitors who were title winners in all age-groups.

The Boys and Girls Relay Medallists list the names of any known relay medallists. Unfortunately the ESAA results never give the names of the medallists just the county. I have tried to find as many as I can from newspaper reports, club websites and, in some cases, from the athletes themselves. There have been just over 500 relay races so approximately 6,000 relay medals have been issued. I have so far found a little over 1,000 of the medal winners so if anyone can help with any other names I would be delighted if you got in touch via the email address in the Contact Page should you have any information at all.

The Venue entries provide details of where the ESAA Championship and Cup events were held and when.