Happy Birthday this week to Isaac Maria Araujo, Archer-Bux, Boluwatife Coker, Orlando Edwards, Rachel Felton, Ariana Gomes, Lindsey Jonker, James Hamblin, Eavion Richardson, Seb Rodger, Nadeem Shaikh
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Happy Birthday this week to Adam Carpenter, Ella Collier, Charlie Etame, Matisse Ippolito, Isaac Lee-Own, Christopher McDonagh, Dean Oamen, Freddie Shiret, Nathan Tadesse
SCOTTISH NATIONAL ACADEMY – Congratulations to GEORGE EVANS U20 and his Coach COLIN MCCULLOCH, George is one of 32 athletes and their coaches who have been inducted into the National Academy programme. The aim is to give Scottish best young athletes a better chance of future success, aiming at medals at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in 2018. Athletes and Coaches will receive education, physio support and competition and training camp opportunities.
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Happy Birthday this week to Rebecca Andreou, Dominic Ashwell, Chloe Brassey, Oje Etomi, Tony Henry, Nikolas Katsaros, Jack Partridge, Billy Praim-Singh, Kayanna Reid, Emily Renwick, Kylie Robilliard, Mariana Toma, Ethan Walsh, Rick Ward, Paul Williamson
SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS 125 YEARS ANNIVERSARY DINNER – A really enjoyable evening was had by 200 of our club members on Saturday in celebrating our 125th Anniversary. It was great to see old friends and also see our next generation of club athletes. Our President, DAVE BEDFORD gave a speech which did start a bit risqué as you might expect. He talked a bit about our history and how good we all thought we were when we had our 100 year Anniversary but that we had now reached an even higher level and are clearly the best club in country! He did make a particular reference to ALAN WELLER who keeps us all informed of the results of the club and its members through his excellent weekly newsletter but wasn’t able to be present for the dinner. A signed copy of Emil Zatopek book was presented to GEORGE GROOM, our U15 National Cross Country Champion, from our oldest club member PETER WOODSMITH.
At the end of the evening presentations were made to the club members that have recently completed 50 years membership with the club; these were MARGARET BEECHAM, GEOFF MORPHITIS, TONY PACKHAM, JULIAN GOATER, DAVE BEDFORD and RICHARD BOBER. Further presentations of SEAA 40 years’ long service awards for club members that have assisted with the club/SEAA duties (officials, club committees, helpers etc but including time just as athletes).
Recipients were: BRYAN SMITH, JOYCE SMITH, GERRY ELMORE, ROGER SIMONS, DAVE BEDFORD, GEOFF MORPHITIS and TONY SUNDERLAND, with the biggest cheer of the evening, to TONY SMITH. There were many photographs taken, and we will advise you all on how they will be circulated. A big thank you to all those that organised the meeting.
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Happy Birthday this week to Sunny Adepegba, Kelly Bramhald, Victoria Dronsfeld, Georgina Emanuel, George Grant, Gemma Harper, Andrew Holmes, John Sperling, Darryl Stone
NOT ONE BUT TWO CLUB RECORDS – Congratulations firstly to LIAM DEE who ran a personal best (3:43.64) in the Ridge Twilight Meeting in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, USA on 26 May, taking 2.23 seconds off his 2014 time which ranks him UK No.1 U20 in 2015. This was also a New U20 1500m Club Record eclipsing Richard Goodman’s (3:45.66) set in Birmingham on 30 July 2011. Even better the time is within the UKA European U20 qualification standard (3:44.50) for the European Junior Championships in Sweden on 16-19 July.
Congratulations to LIZZIE BIRD who ran a personal best (9:54.76) in the NCAA Championships DI East Preliminaries in Jacksonville, Florida, USA on 28-30 May, taking 3.57 seconds off her April time, which ranks her UK No.1 U23 in 2015. This was also a New U23 3000m Steeplechase Club Record eclipsing her own (9:58.33) which she set in April 2015.
EUROPEAN U23 QUALIFICATION TIME – Congratulations to RICHARD CHARLES U23 who ran a personal best (PB 1:47.28) in Oordegem, Belgium on 30 May, taking 1.02 seconds off his 2013 time, which ranks him UK No.2 U23 in 2015. The time is within the UKA European U23 800m qualification standard (1:47.50) for the European U23 Championships in Estonia on 9-12 July.
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Happy Birthday this week to Dick Bober, Sophie Bowen, Asher Brooks, Richard Charles, Ojie Edoburun, Catlin Halbard, Richard Horton, Thomas Hufton, Ashok Mathur, Maayan Radus, Sophia Staab
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Happy Birthday this week to Elby Cinnamond, Sapphire Clarkson, Jack Cobb, Sophie Conner, Liam Dee, Andrew Elkins, Max Gordon, Gilbril Mansary, Clare Miles
125th ANNIVERSARY DINNER – Applications for seats at the Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers 125th Anniversary Dinner closes on Tuesday 26th May is just 1 week away. Make sure you have reserved your place at the social event of the year. Application to Bryan Smith at bryan.smith4@yahoo.com
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Happy Birthday this week to Abigail Bach, Sabrina Bakare, Dave Bradley, Sophie Brassey, Matti Brooks, Rebecca Hurley, Kiran Kuri, Georgie Marlborough, Robert Pick, Lily Rachel, Michail Stamatoyiannis, Lucy Underdown
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Linda Elmore, Nathan Gammon, Chloe Goodson, Latifa Harris-Osman, Harshil Joshi, Leo Kaye, Harry Kyriacou, Paul Laslett, Jenny Poll, Anne Ridley, Titus Tan, Dominic Toolan, Carolina Weatherill
SBH EXCEL AT THE BRITISH UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIPS – which took place in Bedford on 2-4 May.
Our U23 Women Hammer throwers RACHEL HUNTER U23 (West of Scotland University) and LOUISA JAMES U23 (Brighton University) won the Gold and Bronze Medals respectively. RACHEL threw (62.36m) and LOUISA threw (SB 58.27m) adding 7.07m to her March throw, and is ranked UK No.3 U23 in 2015. RACHEL is currently ranked UK No.1 U23 in 2015, when she threw (62.95m) in Grangemouth on 25 April.
PHILIPPA LOWE (HCA Roehampton University) 400m Hurdles season gets better and better, firstly winning Heat 3 (PB 59.06) taking .40 of a second off her 2014 time, and is ranked UK No.3 in 2015, in the Final PHILIPPA produced an excellent race by taking the Silver Medal (59.66).
The 5000m proved to be an exciting race with MICHAEL CALLEGARI U23 (St Mary’s University) winning the Bronze Medal (15:19.88), and PHILLIP CROUT U23 (Cambridge University) just behind him in 4th place (15:20.63). Not to be outdone MELLISA COURTNEY U23 (Brunel University) also won the 5000m Bronze Medal in a personal best (16:15.45) taking 1 minute 40.70 seconds off her Heat time, and ranks her UK No.6 U23 in 2015.
There were also UK Top 10 performances from AKIN COWARD U20 (Birmingham University) Equal 1st (PB 2.04m)in the High Jump which was his first time over 2m adding 5cm to his March jump, and is ranked UK Equal 4th U20, VICTORIA WALKER (Birmingham University) (SB 7:06.58)in the 2000m Steeplechase taking 8.22 seconds off her April time, and is ranked UK No.8 and SABRINA BAKARE U20 (Loughborough Students) in the 400m Semi-Final finished 3rd (SB 55.85) keeping her at No.8 U20. See full results below.
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Happy Birthday this week to Hattie Bailey, Christopher Castro-Neto, Josh Clifford, Alex Conn, Jenny Grimstone-Jones, Tim Saunders-Mullins, Adam Shiret, Gregory Thompson
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Happy Birthday this week to Florence Bryant, Alfie Clarke, Luke Gillon, Johnoi Josephs, Ashvin Kuri, Elaine Miller, Andrew Millett, George Travers, Caroline Walsh
29 YEAR OLD LONG JUMP CLUB RECORD BEATEN – Congratulations to DAN BRAMBLE who jumped a personal best (8.21m w1.8) in the NTC Pure Athletics Sprint Elite Meet in Clermont, Florida, USA on 18 April. This surpasses FRED SALLE’S record of (7.97m) which was set on the 13 July 1986. DAN’S jump now ranks him UK No.1 in 2015, also No.5 on the UK all-time list. His jump is a UK Long Jump qualification standard for the World Championships in Beijing, China on 22-30 August. Watch his jump HERE
LIZZIE BIRD SHATTERS HER OWN CLUB RECORD – Congratulations to LIZZIE BIRD U23 (Princeton University) who took a massive 10.29 seconds of her own U23 Club 3000m Steeplechase record. Running in the Larry Ellis Invitational in Princeton, New Jersey, USA on 17 April she won in a time of (9:58.33) which takes her to UK No.1 in 2015. It is also a qualification standard (10:00.00) for the European U23 Championships in Tallinn, Estonia on 9-12 July
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Happy Birthday this week to Tarlia Bailey, Adeya Edwards, Amalia Edwards, Melanie Ellis, Scarlett Kent, Dylan Michel, Eniola Oyesanya, Simisola Oyesanya, Tristan Procida, Robert Rigby, Alan Weller
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Happy Birthday this week to Fayyaz Ahmed, Ben Bellisario, Charlie Brassey, Olive Curran, Fabian Hodge, Carmen Hogg, Charlotte Johnston, Julian Lamy, Dereece O’Callaghan, Michael Potticary, Ray Powell
NEW CLUB RECORD – Congratulations to LIZZIE BIRD U23 (Princeton University) who when competing in the Sam Howell Invitational in Princeton, New Jersey, USA on 3-4 April, won the 3000m Steeplechase in a personal best (10:08.62) taking 4.53 seconds off her 2014 time, also taking .86 of a second of Jo Ankier’s U23 club record (10:09.48) set in 2004. Lizzie’s time now ranks her UK No.1 U23 in 2015. In the same meeting LIAM DEE U20 (Iona College) finished 4th in the 5000m (PB 14:27.26) and is ranked UK No.2 U20 in 2015.
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Happy Birthday this week to Phillip Crout, Theodore Gatward, Richard Goodman, Phillipa Lowe, Alfredo Melao, Marie Sato, Ethan Thomas, Barry Walsh
MEDALS AT EUROPEAN MASTERS – Congratulation to NENGI OSSAI V35 who won Gold and Silver Medals in the 60m and 200m (respectively), and GREG DUNSON V50 who won the Gold Medal in the (60m Hurdles). At the European Indoor Masters Championships which took place in Torun, Poland on 23-28 March.
60m – M35 Heat 1 NENGI OSSAI V35 1st (SB 7.06) taking .05 of a second off his 7 March time, in Semi-Final 2 NENGI finished 1st (SB 7.01), in the Final NENGI won the Gold Medal with a personal best (6.97) taking .02 of a second off his 2014 time, and is ranked UK No.2 V35 in 2015. A certain Dwayne Chambers is No.1.
200m – M35 Heat 2 NENGI OSSAI V35 2nd (22.67), in Semi-Final 1 NENGI finished 1st (SB 22.34) taking .33 of a second off his Heat time, in the Final NENGI won the Silver Medal (22.35) and is ranked UK No.1 V35 in 2015.
60m Hurdles – M50 Straight Final GREG DUNSON V50 won the Gold Medal with a seasons best (8.82) taking .12 of a second off his 7 March time, and is ranked UK No.2 V50 in 2015.
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Happy Birthday this week to Joe Bamford, Dominic Bannister, Anicia Brown, Douglas Curwen-Reed, Patrick Pearce, Zanson Plummer, Ben Rochford, Roger Simons, Leon Sinclair, Jeremy Sothcott, Neville Thompson, Luke Traynor
KYLE LANGFORD – Congratulation to KYLE who has been awarded the prestigious BMC JUNIOR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2014 award at their Symposium and Awards Event at the Crown Plaza Hotel, Heathrow last Sunday 22 March. Kyle received his award from Steve Cram, other winners were Jo Pavey (Senior athlete of the year), Gavin Pavey (Coach of the year) and Gordon Surtees (Outstanding services to Coaching).
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Happy Birthday this week to Sydney Allen, Kimberley Balcomb, Samuel Cahill, Djanira Costa, Elliot Dee, Nick Fogg, Daniel Housley, Antonio Infantino, Jade Lally, Eric Mayers, Will Ryle-Hodges, Jumuke Soyebo, Louis Ubaka
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Happy Birthday this week to Angel Alejo, Carole Brown, Anusha Bulman, Bami Falana, Renard Frederick, Conrad Holland, Robbie Lightowler, Harlain Mbayo, Fellan McGuigan, James McLachlan, Sam Scheer, Jake Shelley, Noam Shelley, Sophia Taglia
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Happy Birthday this week to Kalam Abdul-Quarnain, Salah Al-Minji, Daniel Davies, Page Fairclough, James Grant, Patrick Jacobs, Dita JaJa, Lianne Langford, Harry Lodovica, Kieran Moreland, Louisa Pitsialis, Brian Retkin, Elma Rizvanovic
NEW CLUB INDOOR RECORD – Congratulations to RICHARD CHARLES U23 whose time of (1:50.03) in the BUCS Championships on 22 February was a new Club Indoor Record, eclipsing the (1:50.35) by Jason Dupuy in 1998
NEW CLUB OUTDOOR RECORD – Congratulations to CHRIS BENNETT who in his first competition in 2015, broke his own Club Hammer Record with a throw of (73.00m) adding 42cm to his previous record set in 2014. The competition was held in Livingston on 28 February
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Happy Birthday this week to Basil Bara, Evelyn Barter, James Brennan, Barry Chisolm, Charlie Griffiths, Sophia Parvizi-Wayne, Henry Rocha, Darnte Jay Wilson, Nadiye Woodroffe
SBH OUTSTANDING AT BRITISH INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – We came away from Sheffield with 4 Gold, 1 Silver and 1 Bronze Medal. Congratulations to our Gold Medallists, firstly to ALLAN SMITH whose 2.29m in the High Jump added a massive 3cm to his personal best, being a Scottish and SBH Club Record and now UK No.1. In the 200m final ANTONIO INFANTINO ran sub 21 seconds winning the Gold Medal (SB 20.96) taking .01 of a second off his 1 February time, and is ranked UK No.2 in 2015, his time is in fact is only .01 of a second behind Donovan Reid’s current Club Record of (20.95) which he recorded in February 1987 . DANIEL BRAMBLE took the Gold in the Long Jump, with a New Club Indoor Record of (7.90m) adding 10cm to his previous best set in February 2013, and is ranked UK No.2 in 2015. Finally ZANE DUQUEMIN with his 2nd attempt set a season’s best (17.72m) in the Shot Putt, and is ranked UK No.2 in 2015.
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Happy Birthday this week to Ade Adefolalu, Khalid-Ali Ahmed, Beth Anderson, Joanna Blair, Thomas Carey, James Davis, Jessica Dawson, Anthony Jackson, Andrew Magnall, Ellie McNamara, Charlton Omorogbe, David Parker, Ian Rawlinson, Peter Stainer, Dian Taylor, Alice Yau
SAINSBURY GRAND PRIX (INDOORS) – Took place in Birmingham last Saturday, in the 1 Mile race MELISSA COURTNEY U23 finished 7th in a personal best (4:35.48) taking 16.23 seconds off her 2007 time, and ranks her UK No.1 U23 in 2015. Our High Jumpers went head to head again with ALLAN SMITH had an outstanding competition finishing in 1st place (2.26m), DAVID SMITH finished in 5th place with a personal best (PB 2.26m) adding 1cm to his 1 February jump, and ranks him UK No.2 in 2015. Full results below
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Happy Birthday this week to Jim Alexander, Dara Apoola, Alan Babwah, Jack Bloom, Natalie Connor, Sophia Dempsey, Neil Gamester, Aurelija Ippolito, Tara Kafke, Dalton McGuigan, Angus McInroy, Richard Odumosu, Abiola Ogunbodede, Andrew Rogers, Maurice Ryan, Jody Walker-Payne
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Happy Birthday this week to Emma Ania, Wyn Morris, Philip Cunningham, Matti Harris, Rufus Kent, Matthew Martin, Hannah O’Shea, Gabrielle Rowsell, Luisa Staab
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Happy Birthday this week to Onochie Achike, Gerald Alterman, Cameron Bundy, Greg Cooke, Ciara Daly, Russell Devitt, Kyle Langford, Georgia Lee, Nicholas Nieland
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Happy Birthday this week to Tilly Adams, Manuella Alvarez, Rachel Carter, Crystal Collins, Charly Doyon, Emma Dwan, Rachel Fatuade, Alex Fugallo, Joshua Hall, Jade Ive, Jamal Lewis, Oliver Marks, John Otugade, Freddy Nash, William Prior, Joseph Redwood, Chloe Rixon, Jaba Sokooya, Mollie Solomon, Hettie Virchise, Martha Whiting
CLUB INDOOR RECORD – Congratulations to ALLAN SMITH who equalled his own Club Indoor High Jump Record (set in February 2014) jumping 2.24m in the Meeting National en Salle D’Hirson in Hirson, France on 18 January. He is currently ranked UK No.1 in 2015.
Allan Smith sets new SBH indoor record
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Happy Birthday this week to Hannah Brown, Josephine Chadwick, Matthew Grant, Sam Hynes, Rhodri Meredith, Julia Nilova, Stephanie Paparizos, Mark Pearce, Iona Theobald, Shaquille Thomas, Raaz Vaid
JAKE SHELLEY – Produced his best performance on the track breaking 8 minutes (7:59.57) for 3000m at the BMC meeting in Sheffield on 10 January. This puts him at No.6 on the Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers all-time list behind Dave Bedford (7:46.4 – 1972), Julian Goater (7:48.66 – 1980), James Espir (7:51.92 – 1980), Anthony Whiteman (7:52.62 – 2002), John Sherban (7:58.47 – 1991). JAKE told me he plans to run an 800m and mile at altitude in Albuquergue, New Mexico on the 24 January and 31 January respectively, and then try and run a quick time over the mile or 3000m back at sea level in Seattle on 14 February. He will do some races in America in April, May and June before coming back for his main target race, the UK Championships on 3-5 July.
The following link is an article written by JAKE on his cross country season when he first went to New Mexico University in August 2013, it is an excellent read. Click here
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Happy Birthday this week to Frank Bailey, Ronnie Ellis, Frankie Fox, Julian Goater, Rocky Harrison, Alfie Ingham, Fiona McQuire, Richard Morrissey, Gerry O’Brien, David Stone, Trudy Thompson
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Happy Birthday this week and the New Year to Daniel Abrey, Jackie Agyepong, Femi Ayodele, Dave Bedford, Gemma Bennett, Ronan Breen, John Carr, Aron Chase, Willem Coertzen, Joe Chott, Dominic Easter, Gareth Edwards, Nathan Fernandes, Michael Fox, Lauren Gee, Sarah Heath, Eleanor Hunt, Taariq John-Clarke, Talia Lent, Jerome Lule, Angus McKenzie,Josh Morgan, Stephen Murphy, Abiodun Oyepitan, Tim Parkin, Martyn Paterson, Beth Potter, Harry Sagel, Allan Scott, Ciara Stewart, Mary Wu
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Happy Birthday this week to Timothy Buckle, Maggie Cooper, Deanna Emeny, Chimdi Kema, Kojo Kyereme, Matthew Lally, Michael Miller, Adam Mizrahi, Mustafa Mohamed, Reginald Okehie, Rachel Shaw, Stephan Srikantha, Libra Thomas, Ellie Welsh, John Whitworth
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Happy Birthday this week to Andre Beswick, Linda Fogg, John Kelly, Samuel Morris, Nonso Okolo, Nick Percy, Ross Sambrook, Nick Smith, Daniel Watts, Glen Watts
GEORGE HARRISON MBE – On the 26 November George received his MBE at Buckingham Palace from Prince William. George told me he was wearing his ‘Muckle Flugga’ tie (which is a small rocky island north of Unst in the Shetland Islands) which has an athlete on it. Prince William knew of this and commented on it, George then explained the history. The year is 1977 and Maureen Smith of Highgate Harriers was chatting with George regarding 16 athletes from the Shetland Islands who were bringing a baton from Unst to Buckingham Palace to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s Silver Jubilee. George and Maureen then organised that the runners came via Watford, and that they would then proceed to Buckingham Palace. It took them 16 days to reach Watford, the Mayor of Watford saw them off and the baton was received by Lord Mountbatten at Buckingham Palace. SBH members old and current also took part and included David Lightowler and brother Phillip, Mark Seabrook, Paul Gurr and George’s son Colin. Photograph attached of George with his MBE, also the MBE Medal.
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Happy Birthday this week to Alando Alfred, Clifford Barley, Ella Brooks, Gregory Dunson, Ronaldo Jones, Sean Lodovica, Gilad Nachshen, Sam Taylor-Outridge, Pascaline Wangui
UKA FUTURES FUNDING – UKA has announced the names of 34 athletes who will be on the Futures funding and support programmes for 2014-2015. The list includes 4 Shaftesbury athletes – SABRINA BAKARE (400m Coach JANE DIXON), OJIE EDOBURUN (100m Coach JONAS TAWIAH-DODOO), KYLE LANGFORD (800m Coach GEORGE HARRISON MBE) and NICK PERCY (Discus Coach VESTEINN HAFSTEINSSON).
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Happy Birthday this week to Jamie Dee, Lola Downes, Oliver Greenstein, Greg Hurley, Karim Keskas, Kate Jones
124TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – Takes place next Tuesday 25 November at Allianz Park, Greenlands Lane, Hendon, London NW4 1RL, in the New East Stand Fez Bar, tea, coffee and biscuits will be available. The AGM commences at 7.30pm, followed by the Awards Presentation at approximately 8.00pm
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Happy Birthday this week to Katie Alcock, Greg Cackett, Nathan Davies, Samuel Greenstein, Sam Griffiths, Hannah Dickson, Eloise Newman, Robyn Palmer, Saam Kyu Smart, Anthony Whiteman, Nadia Williams, Alessandro Zanre
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Happy Birthday this week to David Bowers, Alfie Castang, Max Castang, Woody Castang, Olivia Fitzpatrick, Richard Johnson, Daniel Lewis, Tony Packham, Charles Romito, Allan Smith, Isobel Thompson, Dave Thomson, Leyla Woodroffe, Judah Yawitch
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Happy Birthday this week to Jessie Concannon, Mark Cunningham, Isobel Deacon, Shadine Duquemin, Glasford Jones, Jade Kashi, Billy Kelsey, Mali Lewis, Ted Ntibazonkiza, Richard Samuel, Suzu Sato, Claire Simm, Trecia Smith, Louise Watton, Aimi Weightman
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Happy Birthday this week to Lewa Adebayo, Eliza Blayne, Sarena Clarke, Amy Clemens, Eromo Egbor, Gerry Elmore, Bella Goodman-Spears, Bethany Halbard, Nabil Haque, Simon Keene, Nana Nottinson-Nyaaku, David Pearlman, Alina Ripanu, Emily Rodriguez, Eben Sarpong, Callum Scutt, Joyce Smith, Luca Stubbs
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Happy Birthday this week to Georgia Bell, Nathan Fox, Robert Gayler, George Groom, John Herries, Dominic Holmes, Gregor Maclean, Megan McInnes, Geoffrey Morphitis, Rory Mudd, Dillon Stolarski, Ken Tollady, Adam Thorpe, Victoria Walker, Richard Williams
BEST PERFORMANCE TRACK AND FIELD AWARDS 2014 – Attached are the Men’s and Women’s awards lists, all awards will be presented at the Annual General Meeting which is being held on Tuesday 25 November in the Fez Bar area in the Allianz Park New East Stand starting at 8.00pm.
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Happy Birthday this week to Andrew Amoah, Oluwagbafunmi Arowojolu, Daniel Bramble, Catriona Bradley, Lloyd Gumbs, Lee McConnell, Folu Ogunyemi, Hugh Starkey, Jordan Towsend-Simpson, Tilly Sutherland-Young, Ned Quiney, Lisa Webb, Sam Wilson, Eunice Yeboah, Rosalind Zeffert
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Happy Birthday this week to Nelie Adeyemo, Nikolina Banovic, Lizzie Bird, Shereen Charles, Henryk Hadass, Lydia Herridge-Ishak, Yasmin Lakin, Ryan Moseley, Jon Lennard, Irene Peaty Miller, Romeo Sithole, Bryan Smith, Anthony Soalla-Bell, Matthew Stoker, Alexander Widger
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Happy Birthday this week to Julian Adeniran, Adam Baker, Joseph Brennan, Marion Buggins, Gaia Casciello, Luke Constantinou, Renee Davis, Bridget Hogg, Colette Hurley, Randy Momie, Phil Nicholls, Matthew Stoker, Barbara Nelson, Lia Radus, James Toon, Luke Van Turenhout, Kevin Walden, Sarah Williams
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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS CLUBS CUP FOR JUNIORS – Took place in Castellon, Spain on Saturday 20 September. The match was a game of 3 thirds, the team were last for the first 2 thirds and facing relegation with 2 nil pointers. The highlights in the first 14 events came from a Hammer win from FELLAN MCGUIGAN and an excellent 3rd place from BEN ROCHFORD with his second fastest time ever – then we came good in the final 6 events, with emphatic victories from KYLE LANGFORD in the 1500m and PHILLIP CROUT in the 3000m, a fine 2nd place in the HJ with a PB from AKIN COWARD, a 4th in the LJ by ADE ADEFOLALU and 3rd place in both relays, which meant the team moved from 8th place to 4th place. Conditions were very good with the temperature in the early 30s. Turkey had a great weekend, with the teams from Fenerbache winning both the men’s and women’s competitions. SBH are representing GB&NI in the 2015 event which is likely to be held in Istanbul.
Team Result 1st Fenerbache Turkey (124 points), 2nd Playas De Castellon Spain (107), 3rd Ad Mass Ljubijana Slovenia (88), 4th SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS (79), 5th Sport Lisboa & Benfica Portugal (79), 6th Ask Slavia Praha Czech Republic (77.5), 7th Fiamme Gialle Simoni Italy (64), 8th Tampereen Pyrinto Finland (56.5)
100m – JOHN OTUGADE (Disqualified), Non Scoring A Final ZANSON PLUMMER 1st (11.07 w0.7 m/s), ALANDO ALFRED 4th (PB 11.68 w0.7 m/s) taking .06 of a second off his 2013 time, B Final NATHANAEL MURRAY 2nd (11.33 w1.5 m/s)
200m – ANDREW AMOAH 4th (PB 22.03 w2.4 m/s) taking .04 of a second off his 2013 time
400m – BILLY KELSEY 7th (SB 52.40) taking .19 of a second off his June time
800m – BEN ROCHFORD 3rd (1:51.91)
1500m – KYLE LANGFORD 1st (SB 3:52.90) taking 7.54 seconds off his 7 September time
3000m – PHILLIP CROUT 1st (8:55.24)
110m Hurdles – JOHNOI JOSEPHS 5th (14.99 w0.1 m/s)
400m Hurdles – MATTHEW HALL 8th (PB 63.58) taking 4.02 seconds off his 2013 time
3000m Steeplechase – DALTON MCGUIGAN 5th (10:03.79)
4 x 100m Relay – 3rd (SB 42.85) NATHANAEL MURRAY, ANDREW AMOAH, ZANSON PLUMMER, JOHN OTUGADE taking .22 of a second of their 7 September time
4 x 400m Relay – 3rd (SB 3:20.30) BILLY KELSEY (52.8), BEN ROCHFORD (50.3), ADAM THORPE (50.7), KYLE LANGFORD (46.5) taking 1.48 seconds off their 7 September time, and is ranked UK No.1 U20 club team in 2014
High Jump – AKIN COWARD 2nd (PB 2.04m) adding 1cm to his July jump
Pole Vault – ETHAN WALSH (No Height)
Long Jump – ADE ADEFOLALU 4th (6.78m)
Triple Jump – DEAN OAMEN 5th (13.85m)
Shot 6kg – JAMES HAMBLIN (2nd Claim) 7th (12.59m)
Discus 1.75kg – MATTHEW HALL 8th (PB 29.67m) adding 1.22m to his 10 September throw
Hammer 6kg – FELLAN MCGUIGAN 1st (64.96m)
Javelin 800g – JAMES HAMBLIN (2nd Claim) 7th (35.16m)
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Happy Birthday this week to Abbas Adejonwo, Graeme Allan, Nikolina Banovic, Martin Bigg, Lauren Daymer, Louis Davis, Zane Duquemin, Lauren Fernandes, Justin Geohagan, Clifford Golding, Mia Groom, Neelam Kaderbhoy, Bob Mallows, Nathanael Murray, Marilyn Okoro, Robert Vessey
WORLD MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS – Congratulations to ORLANDO EDWARDS who ran for the GB & NI team last Sunday, ORLANDO finished in 33rd place (61.08) and was the 4th (60.39) of the 6 GB runners to finish. Considering the quality of the field the GB & NI team finished in a splendid 5th place with 103 points. The winners were Uganda whose runners finished 1st, 2nd & 3rd and totalled 14 points, 2nd Eritrea (27), 3rd Italy (55) and 4th USA (95).
The race was held in Casette di Massa, Italy which is in the Italian region of Tuscany on the amazing backdrop of the Apuan Alps. The 30th edition of these Championships was staged on a “only-up” course which went through a cave of the famous “Bacino di Gioia” in the final section of the course. Here the marble, which gave shape to many masterpieces of Italian art, is extracted. The World Championships featured almost 400 athletes from 40 countries from the five Continents. It’s the eighth time that this event is held in Italy, which boasts a long tradition in this discipline. On Saturday 13th September the Opening Ceremony of the 2014 World Mountain Championships was highlighted by the delivery of a block of marble, from which Italian artist Fabio Viale will carve the statue dedicated to Pietro Mennea which will be located at the Stadio dei Marmi in Rome which is already named after the former 200 metres Olympic champion and World record holder.
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Happy Birthday this week to Josh Avigdor, Emma Babalola, Alex Barrett, Nicole Bowen, Olivia Bowen, Zoe Brown, Dudley Bryant, Amelia Corbo, Gerald Fox, Clyde Gordon, Jamie Harper, Michael Harper, Nene Harrison, Oliver Hocking, Hamza Kadir, Ben Kelly, Dominic James, Gabriella Murray-Panayiotou, Sian Sinclair, Clarice Underwood, Maryam Williams, Gabe Yawitch
NEW CLUB RECORD – Congratulations to LIA RADUS who at the Eastern Young Athletes League Plate Final in Ipswich on 7 September broke the Under 13 Girls 1500m record with a time of (4:59.5). This eclipsed the previous time of (5:01.9) set by LAYLA HALL at Copthall on 20 May 1995.
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Happy Birthday this week to Esther Akwaji, Philippa Aukett, Amy Campbell, Nicole Cara, Jonas Chor, Matthew Hall, Finn Harvey, Jessica Hurley, Richard Kurtz, Confidence Lawson, Justin Lee, Kris Robertson, Lucy Short, Erin Visaya-Neville
ENGLAND NATIONAL MEDALS – Congratulations to EAVION RICHARDSON U17 winning the Long Jump Gold Medal (PB 5.91m w1.5 m/s) adding 6cm to her 2013 jump, and is ranked UK No.3 U17 in 2014, and JAMIE DEE U17 won the 1500m Bronze Medal (PB 3:54.57) taking 3.51 seconds off his June time, and is ranked UK No.3 U17 in 2014 in the England Athletics U15/U17 Championships which took place in Bedford on 30-31 August
800m – U15B Heat 1 ADAM SHIRET U15 5th (2:06.71), U15G JESSICA HURLEY U15 10th (2:36.18)
1500m – U17M Straight Final JAMIE DEE U17 won the Bronze Medal (PB 3:54.57) taking 3.51 seconds off his June time, and is ranked UK No.3 U17 in 2014, U15B Heat 1 ELLIOT DEE U15 3rd (4:27.52) in the Final ELLIOT finished in 4th place (4:20.21)
3000m – U15B Straight Final GEORGE GROOM U15 9th (9:32.66)
80m Hurdles – U17W Heat 3 EAVION RICHARDSON U17 2nd (PB 11.69 w1.1 m/s) taking .23 of a second off her June time, and is ranked UK No.10 U17 in 2014, due to an injury in her heat EAVION did not run in the Final
Pole Vault – U17M Straight Final DYLAN CARLSSON-SMITH U17 5th (4.10m)
Long Jump – U17W Straight Final EAVION RICHARDSON U17 won the Gold Medal (PB 5.91m w1.5 m/s) adding 6cm to her 2013 jump, and is ranked UK No.3 U17 in 2014
Shot 3kg – U17W Straight Final EAVION RICHARDSON U17 12th (PB 10.61m) adding 46cm to her June put
Javelin 600g – U15B Straight Final MICHAEL MILLER U15 7th (43.92m)
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Happy Birthday this week to Karan Basu, Michael Callegari, Amber Duverney, Henry Fulton, Joe Headland, Rebecca Keating, Junaid Khan, Shay Kohler, Janany Krishnakanthan, Philip Llewellyn, Dempsey McGuigan, David McKenzie, Scott McKenzie, Mohamed Mohamed, Daryll Neita, Donovan Reid, Chandi Uduwawala
KYLE LANGFORD – Competed in the British Athletics Grand Prix in Birmingham on 24 August, Congratulations to KYLE who set a British Junior record in the 600m race (PB 1:16.30) which ranks him UK No.1 U20 in 2014. With the Olympic 800m Champion David Rudisha in the race he was not overawed by the top class field and was closing fast on the leaders eventually finishing in 7th place.
NEW CLUB RECORD – Congratulations to OJIE EDOBURUN who at the CAU Inter County Championships in Bedford on 23-24 August, lowered his own Under 20 club record to (10.16 w1.9 m/s) which he recorded in the Semi-Final. In the Final he ran a windy (10.15 w3.6 m/s) which eclipses Trevor Cameron’s time of (10.29 w3.7 m/s) which was set in Sheffield on 11 June 1994.
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Happy Birthday this week to Frank Attoh, Evey Becker, Kimmel Gordon-Tindle, Oyinade Omidiora, Fatoumata Savadogo, Philip Shelley, Stuart Singer, James Sothcott, Ellie Spain
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – Took place in Zurich, Switzerland on 12-17 August.
DAY 5 16 AUGUST – 4 x 400m Relay Heat 2 RICHARD MORRISSEY ran a very solid Leg 3 for the Ireland team, which finished in 3rd place in a new Ireland National Record (3:03.57) qualifying for tomorrow’s Final.
DAY 6 17 AUGUST – 4 x 400m Relay Final RICHARD MORRISSEY ran Leg 3 again for the Ireland team, which finished in a superb 5th place breaking their own Ireland National Record which they set in the Semi-Final (3:01.67)
NICK PERCY USA BOUND – NICK is off to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln soon where he will study Health, Exercise and Nutritional Science. The University is one of the oldest in America, and recently celebrated its 145th Anniversary on 15 February 2014. Nebraska is a mid-western state and Lincoln is an up-and-coming city of 300,000 people.
Two recent (Huskers) athletes competed in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow for Jamaica. Chad Wright finished 6th in the Discus final throwing (60.33m) and Nicholas Gordon in the Long Jump heats jumped (7.37m). Carl Myerscough one of GBs most successful athlete (Shot) is a former Husker, and holds the UNL record in the Shot (21.92m) and Discus (65.10m)
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Happy Birthday this week to Yamile Aldama, Dean Benzaken, Melissa Courtney, Daniel Greenstein, Rachel Hunter, Lidia Kyriacou, John Naylor, Kemi Olonade, Zachary Randall, Ian Tullet, Edwin Yamoah
EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS – Takes place in Zurich, Switzerland on 12-17 August.
DAY 1 12 AUGUST – 400m Heat 2 RICHARD MORRISSEY ran a personal best (46.20) finishing in 6th place qualifying as one of the fastest losers for tomorrow’s semi-final. RICHARD took .22 of a second off his previous PB set in 2013.
400m Hurdles Heat 3 SEB RODGER running his 2nd fastest time of the year, qualified fairly comfortably in 3rd place for tomorrow’s semi-final (49.88)
10000m Final BETH POTTER U23 competing just 10 days after her superb Commonwealth Games, PB at 10000m and her fine run the 5000m, was showing some signs of tiredness when finishing 14th (32:53.17) another fine performance
DAY 2 13 AUGUST – 400m Hurdles Semi-Final 1 SEB RODGER produced his best run of the year (49.47) finishing in 4th place, just missing out on qualification to the final. SEB took .04 of a second off his May time, and is ranked UK No.4 in 2014.
400m Semi-Final 2 RICHARD MORRISSEY running from Lane 1 was slightly below par finishing in 8th place (46.64)
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Happy Birthday this week to Shani Anderson, Lily Beckford, Neil Burnside, Juliet De Freitas Vile, Emily Ferenczi, Avigdor Fogelman, Zoe Levin, Euan Mackenzie, Hana McEwan, Kayomie Thompson, Gerda Vaitkaityte
COMMONWEALTH BRONZE MEDAL FOR JADE LALLY – Following her 6th place in Delhi in 2010, JADE won a well-deserved Bronze Medal. Her 6 throws were a model of consistency with 3 season’s best throws, JADE’S Bronze Medal throw came in the 5th round (60.48m) which is only 28cm behind her personal best set in 2011. She is now firmly the UK No.1 Discus thrower in 2014, and has now recorded 5 throws this season further than the UK No.2 Kirsty Law (57.15m)
COMMONWEALTH GAMES – Glasgow on 27 July to 2 August
DAY 4 30 JULY – 800m Heat 4 MARILYN OKORO (England) finished in 5th place (2:03.90) and qualified for the Semi-Final
400m Hurdles Heat 2 SEB RODGER (England) finished in 4th place (50.45)
Discus Pool A NICK PERCY U23 (Scotland) finished in 5th place (56.71m), Pool B ANGUS MCINROY (Scotland) finished in 7th place (SB 57.28m) adding 46cm to his May throw, and is ranked UK No.6 in 2014, ZANE DUQUEMIN (Jersey) finished in 8th place (57.26), ANGUS and ZANE qualified for the Final
DAY 5 31 JULY – 800m Semi-Final MARILYN OKORO (England) finished in 8th place (2:06.75)
100m Hurdles Heat 3 KYLIE ROBILLIARD (Guernsey) finished in 6th position (14.20 w-0.4 m/s)
Discus Women’s Qualifying JADE LALLY (England) with her 3rd throw finished in 5th place (57.13m) qualifying for the Final, SHADINE DUQUEMIN U23 (Jersey) finished in 14th place (48.77m)
Discus Men’s Final ZANE DUQUEMIN (Jersey) finished in 8th place (59.39m), ANGUS MCINROY (Scotland) finished in 12th place (54.12m)
DAY 6 1 AUGUST – Pole Vault Final GREGOR MACLEAN (Scotland) was injured in warm-up and therefore was unable to clear the opening height
Triple Jump Pool A NATHAN FOX (England) qualified for the final with his 1st attempt (16.17m w0.8 m/s), DANIEL LEWIS (Jamaica) qualified for the final also with his 1st attempt (16.17m w0.5 m/s)
4 x 400m Relay Men’s Heat 3 KRIS ROBERTSON (Scotland) ran on Leg 1 with Scotland finishing 3rd (3:03.94) which is a Scottish record
4 x 400m Relay Women’s Heat 2 GEMMA NICOL (Scotland) ran on Leg 3 with Scotland finishing 4th (3:33.91)
DAY 7 2 AUGUST – 5000m Final BETH POTTER (Scotland) following her outstanding run in the 10000m, BETH produced another top performance finishing in 9th place (15:44.38)
Triple Jump Final which took place in torrential rain NATHAN FOX (England) finished 6th (16.26m w0.6 m/s) which was his 5th attempt, DANIEL LEWIS (Jamaica) finished 7th (16.09m w0.6 m/s) which was his 2nd attempt
Pole Vault Final ZOE BROWN (Northern Ireland) failed to clear her opening height (3.80m) with the conditions absolutely horrendous
4 x 400m Relay Men’s Final KRIS ROBERTSON (Scotland) again ran Leg 1 with Scotland finishing 5th (3:04.07)
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Happy Birthday this week to Lis Ahlstrom, Kate Barber, Sagie Benaim, Rainer Burchett, John Dryden, Teigue McAuliffe, James Trapmore, Layla Walker-Lawrence, Victoria Webster
COMMONWEALTH GAMES – Glasgow on 27 July to 2 August
DAY 1 27 JULY – SHOT 7.26kg Pool A ZANE DUQUEMIN (Jersey) produced a seasons best (18.90m) to finish in 4th place, adding 4cm to his March put and ranks him UK No.1 in 2014
Hammer 4kg Pool A RACHEL HUNTER U23 (Scotland) produced a throw of (61.91m) finishing in 6th place, in the Final RACHEL improved to (63.29m) earning her a final position of 7th place
DAY 2 28 JULY – SHOT 7.26kg Final ZANE DUQUEMIN (Jersey) could not quite match his Qualifying put due to a slight injury, and finished in 9th place (18.16m)
High Jump Pool A DAVID SMITH (Scotland) was jumping with an injury finished equal 6th (2.11m), Pool B ALLAN SMITH U23 (Scotland) did not start
Triple Jump Pool B YAMILE ALDAMA V40 (England) qualified for the final in 2nd place with her 1st jump (13.29m)
Hammer Pool A CHRIS BENNETT (Scotland) finished in 4th place (68.01m) with his 1st attempt, DEMPSEY MCGUIGAN U23 (Northern Ireland) finished in 6th place (66.16m) with his 3rd attempt, both CHRIS and DEMPSEY qualified for the final
Decathlon WILLEM COERTZEN (South Africa) 100m Heat 3 3rd (PB 10.88 888 points) taking .01 of a second off 2009 time, Long Jump Pool A 5th (7.40m Total 1798 points), Shot 8th (13.70m Total points 2508 points), High Jump 8th (1.87m Total points 3195 points), unfortunately due to an injury WILLEM was unable to start the 400m.
DAY 3 29 JULY – 10000m Final BETH POTTER (Scotland) had what can only be described as the race of her life, and with just 10 laps to go she led the 3 Kenyan athletes for 4 laps. BETH finished in 5th place having a domestic battle with Kate Avery of England who just piped her on the line. BETH ran a personal best (32:33.36) taking 12.33 seconds off her May time, and ranks her UK N0.5 in 2014, also a New Club Record eclipsing the 32:36.07 set by SARAH WALDRON on 6 April 2012
Triple Jump Final YAMILE ALDAMA V40 (England) did not start
Hammer Final DEMPSEY MCGUIGAN U23 (Northern Ireland) finished in 11th place (64.79m), CHRIS BENNETT (Scotland) finished in 12th place (61.92m)
DAY 4 30 JULY – 800m Heat 4 MARILYN OKORO (England) finished in 5th place (2:03.90) and qualified for the Semi-Final
400m Hurdles Heat 2 SEB RODGER (England) finished in 4th place (50.45)
Discus Pool A NICK PERCY U23 (Scotland) finished in 5th place (56.71m), Pool B ANGUS MCINROY (Scotland) finished in 7th place (56.28m), ZANE DUQUEMIN (Jersey) finished in 8th place (57.26), ANGUS and ZANE qualified for the Final
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Happy Birthday this week to Nathan Bloom, Dylan Carlsson-Smith, Jeremy Chor, Gabrielle Coveney, Akin Coward, Victoria Dawes, Niall Fleming, Martin Grey, Freya Hufton, William Levy, Gemma Nicol, Dominic Thompson
WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – Takes place in Eugene. Oregon, USA from 22-27 July
Day 1 22 July – 100m Heat 4 OJIE EDOBURUN had an impressive win (10.43 w-0.2 m/s) and qualified for the Semi-Final . OJIE has been seeded to run Heat 1 and with the athletes drawn in this heat may have to run somewhere near his personal best time of 10.32 to qualify for the final.
Day 2 23 July – 100m Semi-Final Heat 1 OJIE EDOBURUN in what proved to be the fastest of the 3 heats OJIE certainly upped his game to finish in 3rd place (10.36 w0.0 m/s) qualifying for the final. The Final was a fast race with the 2 Americans taking the honours OJIE finished in a creditable 6th place (10.45 w-0.6 m/s)
NEW WORLD RECORD – ANTHONY WHITEMAN has broken his own World V40 800m record, running 1:48.05 at the BMC Grand Prix in Stretford on12 July. His previous record was 1:48.22 which he set in Indianapolis, USA on 6 June 2012. ANTHONY said he was quite shocked with the time, and is his fastest time since 2003 and ranks him 14th overall in the UK this year.
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Happy Birthday this week to Moses Arthur, Reinier Busitil, Jessica McMorrow, Leslie Odamtten-Addy, Louis Persent, Valerie Rowe, Paul Ruocco, Derek Surrey
8 MEDALS WON AT THE ENGLISH SCHOOLS CHAMPIONSHIPS – Which took place in Birmingham on 11-12 July
Congratulation to Gold Medallist REBECCA KEATING U20 (Hammer), Silver Medal came from AILIS MCGOVERN U20 (Pole Vault) and Bronze Medals from LILY BECKFORD U20 (400m), LIAM DEE U20 (1500m), JAMIE DEE U17 (3000m), SOPHIA PARVIZI-WAYNE U20 (3000m), ETHAN WALSH U20 (Pole Vault) and FELLAN MCGUIGAN U20 (Hammer)
200m – U15B Heat 1 OLY AROWOJOLU U15 2nd (PB 23.39 w-0.1 m/s) taking .31 of a second off his June time, in the Final OLY finished 5th (23.55 w2.9 m/s)
400m – U20W Heat 1 LILY BECKFORD U20 (2nd Claim) 1st (56.47) in the Final LILY won the Bronze Medal (54.90)
800m – U17M Heat 1 JAMAL LEWIS U17 1st (1:55.77), U20M Heat 1 BEN ROCHFORD U20 4th (1:53.95) in Semi-Final 1 BEN finished 6th (1:54.32)
1500m – U15M Heat 1 GEORGE GROOM U15 7th (4:21.83), Heat 2 JEREMY DEMPSEY U15 3rd (4:17.07) in the Final JEREMY finished 7th (4:17.10), U20M Straight Final LIAM DEE U20 won the Bronze Medal (3:50.52)
3000m – U17M Straight Final JAMIE DEE U17 won the Bronze Medal (8:43.25), U20W Straight Final SOPHIA PARVIZI-WAYNE U20 won the Bronze Medal (PB 9:38.48) taking 1.15 seconds off her June time, and is ranked UK No.8 U20 in 2014
75m Hurdles – U15G Heat 2 RACHEL CARTER U15 5th (PB 12.11 w1.5 m/s) taking .08 ofa second off her June time
High Jump – U17M Straight Final MATTHEW LALLY U17 6th (1.93m), U20W Straight Final MEGAN SMITH U20 (2nd Claim) 6th (1.63m)
Pole Vault – U17M Straight Final DYLAN CARLSSON-SMITH U17 4th (PB 4.30m) adding 5cm to his June vault, and is ranked UK No.4 U17 in 2014, the 2nd & 3rd finishing athletes also cleared 4.30m., GEORGE GRANT U17 10th (PB 4.00m) adding 5cm to his June vault, U20W Straight Final AILIS MCGOVERN U20 (2nd Claim) won the Silver Medal on count back (PB 3.80m) adding 5cm to her June vault, and is ranked UK No.5 U20 in 2014, U20M Straight Final ETHAN WALSH U20 won the Bronze Medal (4.60m)
Long Jump – U17W Straight Final EAVION RICHARDSON U17 4th (5.55m)
Triple Jump – U20W Straight Final YASMIN LAKIN U20 5th (11.57m w0.0 m/s)
Hammer 5kg – U17M Straight Final BILLY PRAIM-SINGH U17 (2nd Claim) 4th (PB 57.82m) adding 24cm to his June throw, and is ranked UK No.8 U17 in 2014
Hammer 6kg – U20M Straight Final FELLAN MCGUIGAN U20 won the Bronze Medal (64.76m), JAMES HAMBLIN U20 (2nd Claim) 4th (64.27m)
Hammer 4kg – U20W Straight Final REBECCA KEATING U20 won the Gold Medal (52.22m)
Javelin 600g – U15B Straight Final MICHAEL MILLER U15 5th (45.80m)
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Happy Birthday this week to Carol Backhouse, Nengi Ossai, Molly Patch, Jake Salem, David Smith
NEW CLUB RECORD – Congratulations to ZOE BROWN who vaulted (4.42m) in the Cork City Games on 8 July. Adding 2cm to her own record which she set on 22 June
NEW CLUB RECORD – Congratulations to CHRIS BENNETT who at the UK Championships broke the Club Senior Hammer Record. CHRIS threw in the (72.58m) in the Final eclipsing MICK JONES (72.48m) mark set in Crawley on 26 June 1996 incidentally MICK is currently coaching CHRIS.
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Happy Birthday this week to Brenda Atkinson, Euan Dickson-Earle, Rebecca Fall, Jack Fitzpatrick, Rebekah Gardiner, Louisa James, Thomas Patrick, Aidan Reynolds, Megan Smith, Ray Tucker, Geoff Williams, John Wright
KYLE LANGFORD – Congratulations to KYLE who has been selected to represent Great Britain & Northern Ireland in the IAAF World Junior Championships in Eugene, Oregon on 22-27 July. KYLE ran a personal best 1:47.41 in the 800m at the BMC Grand Prix at Watford, which ranks his UK No.1 U20 in 2014. He will looking to improve on the Bronze Medal he won at last year’s World Youth Championships
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