Going on sale on Thursday next, 19th November, will be the most sought after 2010 calendar.
The calendar is a compilation of Welsh athletes (well, Cardiff athletes plus a friend from Swansea) and will cost a mere £10 each. Don't delay and get yours soon before they sell out.
All profits will go to help with the club's travel costs.
Calendars are available in the Cardiff club room.
Cardiff followed the success of the first Gwent League in the second fixture held last Sunday at Bath University.
On a cold wet day, and on a tough course that is feared and sometimes avoided, Mike Ward added a second victory in the under 15 boys' race, folowing his win in Bridgend on 11th October.
Particularly impressive was Ava Hutchinson who won the senior ladies' race.
Alex Hains (pictured) was third in the senior men's race.
Welsh Athletics' new head coach John Dagata will be in Cardiff on Thursday next, 12 November specially to meet club coaches.
He will be in the Cardiff club room between 8.30pm and 9.30pm for a get to know you session and all club coaches (and anyone else that is interested) are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity.
The second round of this season's Gwent Cross Country series takes place on Sunday next at Bath University.
After Cardiff's success in the first round held on 11th October in Bridgend, the club is looking for a repeat performance, or even an improvement.
More Cardiff athletes took part in the first round than for many years and another big turnout is expected.
Jimmy Watkins, Cardiff's former Great Britain international 800m runner, was featured in last week's Athletics Weekly, not for his running but for his musical ability.
He is the lead singer and guitarist in the band Strange News From Another Star (with fellow Cardiff athlete Harry Jones as drummer) that performs regularly around Cardiff and district and was featured in the recent BBC Wales Swn Festival.
Do you know what PARKRUN is?
If you are not a dedicated runner (or even if you are) and fancy an easy run in beautiful surroundings, you should give PARKRUN a try.
There is one in Cardiff every Saturday morning through Blackweir. There is no barrier to age, ability or shape and it is free to enter.
Last Saturday, 17th October, the Annual General Meeting of Welsh Athletics was held at Llandrindod Wells.
John Penny was duly installed as the new President and takes over from Alan Currie. John was a Vice President for seven years and will be President for the next two years.
Other Cardiff members honoured by Welsh Athletics were John Lister, Mary Webb, Mary Lister and Alyson Hourihan.
Cardiff's teams can be pleased with their performances in the national road relays at Sutton Park, Birmingham last Saturday, 17th October.
The women's team (pictured) came in a brilliant 8th out of 88 teams, the highest ever placing by a Cardiff ladies' team.
The men achieved a highly creditable 17th out of 88 teams.
Cardiff's Simon Lawson (pictured during the race) was the surprise winner of yesterday's Cardiff Half Marathon with one of the pre-race favourites Mike Johnson second.
Simon's time of 1:05.50 was a mere one second outside his own Great Britain Junior record for the distance set earlier this year in Bath.
Mike took a massive six and a half minutes of his previous best to finish in 1:06.04.
Tomorrow, Saturday 17th October, club teams will contest the national 6 and 4 stage road relays at Sutton Park, Birmingham.
These prestigious races attract the very best club teams from the whole of the UK and Cardiff has a fantastc reputation having won the men's 6 stage in 1999 and finishing high up on many other occasions.
The women's 4 stage relay is equally renowned and Cardiff is fielding a strong team this year.
Pictured is Tom Marshall in last year's race.