Bucks Schools Athletics Association
Bucks Schools AA wish to say a HUGE THAMK YOU to:
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JOHN MCKIE
* Roll of Honour
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* ESAA ATHLETES
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MICK BRPMOLOW
* County School Records
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For thier hrad work
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Every athlete , male and fe,ale , who has won a medal at the Englis Schools Track & Field Championships while presenting Bucks Schools.
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ESAA MEDALLISTS
The Buckinghamshire Elementary Schools Athletic Association was formed in 1926.
It held its first County Championship on the 17th July, 1926 at the Dolphin Ground in Slough. The four local branches of the association were permitted to have 2 entrants per event. These branches covered Aylesbury and District, Olney, Wolverton, Newport Pagnell, Bletchley, Eton and Slough. Other parts of the county were also invited to send boys and girls to ensure that the best team could represent the county at the ESAA Championship at Stamford Bridge 2 weeks later.
Buckinghamshire were 1 of the 13 counties who competed in the inaugural ESAA Championship in 1925 at Crystal Palace. D. Crowdy won the Boys 880 yards to become the first Buckinghamshire ESAA champion.
In 1946 Buckinghamshire hosted the ESAA Championship for the first time when it was held on the Playing Fields of Eton College with 867 competitors from 20 counties taking part.
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