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SOUTH DEVON A.C.

Based in Paignton, South Devon

SOUTH DEVON AC WEBSITE
Spring 1997 saw the merger of Brixham and Devonia AC . Initially the club opted for the name Brixham and Devonia AC before choosing the current name South Devon AC later in the year. A club competition produced the yellow and blue vest designed by Adam Nott. The club colours remain unchanged since then.
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Nic Andrews recorded SDAC' s first National level achievement later in 1997 when he won the AAA's U17 Mens 800m in Birmingham .In 1999 he won the English Schools senior boys 800m and the AAA' s U20 800m. In the same year he represented Great Britain Juniors three times , winning a silver medal in the 800m in the European Junior Championships.
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Other National level performances by SDAC athletes include:
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Amanda Applegarth English Schools Championships 2000- Senior Girls 100m 4th
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Darren Westlake IPC World Blind Championships 2003- 1500m 3rd
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Paralympic Games 2004 Athens -Finalist Visually Impaired 1500m
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South Devon AC has produced Devon County Champions at distances ranging from sprints to marathon. We hope to continue doing so over the years ahead.
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