Nick Overhead

Nick Overhead
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Nationality	File:Flag of England.svg England
Born	Fourth quarter 1942 Hemel Hempstead

Nicholas John Overhead (born 1942), is a male former athlete who competed for England.

Athletics career

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He represented England in the 440 yards at the 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth, Western Australia.^[1]^[2]

He was a member of the Watford Harriers Club.

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v t e British indoor athletics champions in men's 400 metres
1935 - 2006 : AAA Indoor Championships : 2007 - present : British Indoor Athletics Championships
1930s	1936: John Powell^‡ 1937–38: not held 1939: not held
1960s–1970s	1962: Brian Morris^‡ 1963: Brian Morris^‡ * 1964: Nick Overhead^‡ * 1965: Mike Rawson^§ 1966: Nick Overhead^§ * 1967: Colin Campbell^§ 1968: Colin Campbell 1969: Gwynne Griffiths 1970: Gwynne Griffiths 1971: Jim Aukett 1972: Jim Aukett 1973: Jim Aukett 1974: Jim Aukett 1975: Joe Chivers 1976: Steve Scutt 1977: Carl Hamilton 1978: Carl Hamilton 1979: Ainsley Bennett
1980s–1990s	1980: Terry Whitehead 1981: Ainsley Bennett 1982: Paul Dunn 1983: Ainsley Bennett 1984: Terry Whitehead * 1985: Todd Bennett 1986: Roger Black 1987: Todd Bennett 1988: Mark Thomas 1989: Phil Brown 1990: Gary Cadogan * 1991: Ade Mafe 1992: Ade Mafe 1993: Mark Morris * 1994: Du’aine Ladejo 1995: Mark Hylton 1996: Mark Hylton 1997: Mark Hylton 1998: Solomon Wariso 1999: Allyn Condon
2000s–2010s	2000: Daniel Caines 2001: Daniel Caines 2002: Tim Benjamin * 2003: Daniel Caines * 2004: Jamie Baulch * 2005: Dale Garland * 2006: Robert Tobin 2007: Gareth Warburton 2008: Richard Buck 2009: Richard Buck 2010: Richard Buck 2011: Nigel Levine 2012: Nigel Levine 2013: Nigel Levine 2014: Nigel Levine 2015: Nigel Levine 2016: Nigel Levine 2017: Jarryd Dunn 2018: Lee Thompson 2019: Cameron Chalmers
2020s–present	2020: James Williams 2021: not held 2022: Ben Higgins 2023: Samuel Reardon 2024: Lee Thompson 2025: Alex Haydock-Wilson
* = guest athlete won race, highest placed British athlete crowned national champion : ‡ = contested over 600 yards : § = contested over 440 yards

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