At Vitalis there are 3 rankings;
- Vitalist of the year
- VIP-Classification
- Golden Spike Cup
Vitalist of the year Every year all Vitalis members can vote for whom they think deserves the title 'Vitalist of the year'. They can nominate someone for all kinds of reasons. Someone may have made a lot of personal progress, or is always present and enthusiastic at training. From the three nominees with the most votes, the WPC will choose the final winner. The prize will be awarded during the annual Vitalis gala. | Winners 2022. Frank Buigel 2021. Alex Wildeboer 2020. - 2019. Matthijs Reenders 2018. Thijmen van der Loop |
VIP-klassement The translation of VIP is roughly 'personal improvement achievement'. The VIP ranking was created by members of NSAV 't Haasje, student athletics association in Nijmegen. The athlete who improves his/her personal best the most in one discipline, in comparison with the previous year, will win the VIP trophy. This does not mean that necessarily the best Vitalis athlete will win this trophy, but whoever achieved the biggest improvement in a specific year will. This torphy will be awarded during the Vitalis gala in the fall. The rules: participating in a track or indoor competition will grant you 1 point. This counts per competition and not for each individual discipline. So let's say you participate in three different disciplines during the same competition, based on this rule you will only get 1 point in total. Improving your PR will grant you 2 extra points; matching your PR will grant you 1 extra point. The total points of every competition will be accumulated and counted to determine the VIP trophy winner at the end of the year based on the highest total score. | Winners 2022. Thom van Kemenade (65 punten) 2021. Amerins Ypma (28 points) 2020. Yvon Schreuder (48 points) 2019. Joris Beintema (81 points) 2018. Anja Bekema (75 points) 2017. Thijmen van der Loop (74 points) 2016. Silke Jonkman (67 points) 2015. Mathilde Spitzen (65 points) 2014. Fabian ten Kate (48 points) 2013. Stefan van Twillert (55 points) 2012. Koen Huits (53 points) 2011. Jan-Paul Hoekstra (63 points) 2010. Tjerk Zult (59 points) 2009. Tieme Klinkers (45 points) 2008. Siem Uittenhout (55 points) 2007. Kirsten Jansen (46 points) 2006. Siem Uittenhout (70 points) 2005. Jelly van der Kloet (50 points) 2004. Hendrik Jan Heijerman 2003. Hanneke Schipper |
Gouden Spike Bokaal The 'Gouden Spike Bokaal' translates to 'Golden Running Spikes Trophy' and is awarded to whichever Vitalis member has accomplished the most extraordinary achievement during the year. Did you for example break the clubrecord for the high jump, or improve your 5000 meter PR by 5 minutes, or did you perhaps finish a marathon? Then you could just happen to be in the run for the Gouden Spike Bokaal. The WPC calculates and discusses internally who they think deserves the Gouden Spike Bokaal most that year, but of course this remains a secret until the trophy is awarded during the yearly Vitalis gala! | Winners 2022. 1500m, Jaap-Gerben Vellinga 2021. 1500m, Jaap-Gerben Vellinga 2020. 3000m, Silke Jonkman 2019. 800m, Jaap-Gerben Vellinga 2018. Swiss Relay team woman: Anja, Femke, Ilona en Isabel 2017. Swiss Relay team woman: Eva M., Erika, Anniek, Silke 2016. Erwan Vaujany 2015. Yara Gast 2014. Swiss Relay team men: Freek, Koen, Stefan, Tjerk 2013. Sjoerd Hensing 2012. Tieme Klinkers 2011. Tieme Klinkers 2010. Tieme Klinkers 2009. Tieme Klinkers 2008. Tieme Klinkers 2007. Tieme Klinkers 2006. Erik Niemeijer 2005. Tieme Klinkers 2004. Erik Niemeijer 2003. Erik Niemeijer 2002. Zac Freudenburg 2001. Erik Niemeijer |