A TALENTED group of young athletes made the long journey to the Sheepmount Athletics stadium Carlisle to compete in the Upper YDL North Western Division 2 League. The team finished 4th on the day.
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Results.
Under 17 Men; 100 metres.
(A).
3rd 11.5secs James Asson.
(B).
2nd 11.6secs Ethan Vine.
200metres.
(A).
2nd 23.1secs James Asson.
(B).
1st 23.6secs Ethan Vine.
400 metres. (A).
4th 64.4secs Ben Genner.
800 metres. (A).
2nd 2m.37.7secs Ben Genner.
Shotput.
3rd 3.95 metres Ben Genner.
4x100metre relay.
2nd Ethan Vine, James Asson, Archie Cooper, Ben Genner.
None scorer 100 metres.
12.20secs Archie Cooper.
None scorer 200 metres.
24.60secs Archie Cooper.
U17 Women.
100 metres.
(A).
2nd 13.4 secs Heather Grant.
(B).
2nd 14.3secs Heidi Brownbill.
200 metres.
(A).
2nd 27.6secs Heather Grant.
(B).
1st 29.4secs Heidi Brownbill.
800 metres.
(A).
3rd 2m.45.8 secs Lily Birkett.
(B).
2nd 2m.46.2secs Nicole Anders.
1500 metres.
(A).
3rd 5m.30.9secs Lily Birkett.
(B).
1st 5m.41.1secs Nicole Anders.
Shotput.
(A).
3rd 5.83 metres Heather Grant.
Discus.
(A).
4th 8.33 metres Lily Birkett.
Under 20 Women.
100 metres.
A.
1st 13.8secs Emma Lang.
200 metres.
A.
2nd 29.2secs Emma Lang.
Shotput.
1st 6.16 metres Emma Lang.
Javelin.
1st 11.06 metres Lily Birkett.
4x100 Metre Relay.
2nd Lily Birkett, Heather Grant, Heidi Brownbill, Emma Lang.
(Image: St Helens Sutton)
Meanwhile the popular Birchwood Forest Park Ladies only 5k organised by Spectrum Striders proved to be a successful night for the club.
Taylor Massey had another excellent run winning the race to keep up her fine form of late.
There were also age group wins for Sonia Monaghan FV55 and Amy Upton first S8enior. The A team finishing 2nd and the B team finishing 5th.
Results.
1st 19m.27secs Taylor Massey.
5th 21m.06secs Lily Birkett.
16th 22m.34secs Susan Johnson.
17th 22m.37secs Siobhan Massey.
18th 22m.38secs Sonia Monaghan.
19th 22m.42secs Sarah Birkett.
20th 23m.09secs Amy Upton.
89th 31m.06secs Helena McGoldrick.
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