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Match 3 of the SYAL which was held on Sunday 4th July at Grangemouth Stadium was remarkable in many ways and so I would like to change the usual format of our “Match Report”.

Firstly, the weather conditions were absolutely horrible for all concerned. (Well, except for everyone sheltering in the Stand, that is.) A huge thank you must go to all our Officials who turn out for us on a regular basis but really pulled the short straw on this occasion. I have never known rain like it at an Athletic Competition – not even at Wishaw!

It could not have been easy to run and jump into driving rain so, very well done to all the athletes who achieved P.B.s on the day. In the U15 age group alone there were a total of 15. Patrick Bowman managed P.B.s in all 3 of his events before having to stand down from the Relay due to becoming unwell.

In the Sprints events Mhairi Patience achieved a Grade 1 in the U15G 75m Hurdles and a Grade 2 in the 200m with times of 11.63s and 26.65s respectively and both P.Bs. In the Distance events Lewis Boyle achieved a Grade 2 in the U15B 1500m with a time of 4.26.51s; Gillian Black also achieved a Grade 2 in the U13G 1200m with a time of 4.08.43s. She was placed 2nd in what was definitely the most exciting and determined sprint finish of the day and had us all on our feet, cheering.

However, my unstinting admiration goes to all those athletes (and there were many of them) who competed in events which would not have been their first choice or, more to the point, never their choice. Due to holidays, injuries, illness and a couple of athletes not turning up there were more events to be covered than we had athletes for but everyone who was asked to “fill in” did so without complaint. Due to this, the Club managed to progress to the SYAL Scottish Final which will be held at Grangemouth on Sunday 1st August. Please make sure that this is put on your calendars.

So, a very big thank you to EVERYONE who competed on Sunday but a wee mention for a few athletes who caught my eye (and wished they hadn’t!).

Jude Sloan-Dennison for her spirited run in the U15 Girls 1500m in which she came last but was delighted with the thought that it was probably a P.B. Ethan Sloan-Dennison for competing in the U17 Men’s 4 x 100m Relay and making us all agree that he should remain a Middle Distance runner. Lewis Boyle for competing in the U15 Boys 4 x 100m Relay having just finished the 1500m. (Which he won, by the way.) Andrew McCormack for taking part in the U17 Men’s Discus when he had never done it before and really, really didn’t ever want to do it. Marc Rooney for not complaining when I tried to force him to take part in the U17 Men’s Shot even although he’s an U15 Boy. (By that point it obviously didn’t matter to me how the points were gained!!)

Thanks again from your roving reporter, Linda Innes. I’m very proud of you all.

Linda Innes

VP-Glasgow are competing in Division 1 of the Young Athletes League on Sunday the 4th of July at Grangemouth Stadium.  This is the 3rd of three league matches which will decide which Clubs will reach the Scottish Final at Scotstoun.

A minibus will be leaving Scotstoun at 1000 hrs on Sunday morning.  If you would like to travel, please e-mail Gordon to confirm your place on the bus.  The cost of the return journey will be £3.

Good luck to everyone taking part.

The third and final CSSAL match of the summer took place on Sunday 27th June in a very sunny/cloudy/humid/rainy/hot Grangemouth. VP-Glasgow’s performance allowed the club to maintain its place in Division 1 next year.

In the Masters Women, Claire McCracken, in a rare track appearance, joined forces with Sandra Branney to gain 1st A and B in both the 800m (2:32.6 and 2:51.5) and the 3000m (10:58.7 and 11:12.0). Claire was also 2nd A in the 100m with 15.6s along with Kirsty Baird who was 2nd B, in 14.9s. Kirsty was also 3rd A in the Senior Women’s 400m with 68.4s.

In the Senior Men’s 400m, Gregor Innes had a comfortable win with 50.1s, and Derek Watson was 1st B in 56.2s. For the Senior Women, Donna Finlayson won the 800m in 2:37.3, and the 3000m in 10:36.6, whilst Lucinda Logan won the High Jump with 1.68m.

Michael Murray was 3rd A in the U17M 400m with 57.1s (PB) whilst Paul MacFarlane was 2nd B with 56.7s (PB). Grant McConnachie was 1st B in the 100m with a PB of 12.1s. Tatiana Quick was 3rd A in the U17W 800m with 2:37.7, 2nd in the High Jump with 1.40m, and 3rd A in the Shot Putt with 4.71m.

For the U15 Boys, Russell Findlay won the High Jump, clearing 1.60m (PB) and Patrick Bowman was 2nd A in the Shot Putt with 8.80m (PB). Patrick was also 2nd A in the 400m with 58.1s (PB). Mhairi Patience won the U15G 100m in 13.1s, and was 3rd A in the Long Jump with 4.58m.

The U13 Boys gained full points in the High Jump with Euan Urquhart and Kyle Wilson, coming first A and B, jumping 1.45m (PB) and 1.35m, respectively. Euan also won the 800m with a PB of 2:22.3 and Jamie McKinnon was 2nd B with a PB of 2:32.9. In the Javelin, Ruairidh Bryce threw an impressive 26.17m to win (PB), and also won the Shot Putt with 7.00m (PB).

Holly Little was 2nd A in the U11G 800m in a time of 2:52.4.

In the relays the U13 boys’ team was 2nd in the 4x100m with 58.7s and the U15 boys were 3rd in time of 51.7s.

Other PBs, to “Power of 10” rankings standard, were: Lauren Murray, U13G 100m, 14.1s; James Couper, U15B 400m, 59.9s.

The full results will be available at this link when they are eventually posted..

Lynn McGarry

Super 8

The Inter City Super 8 competition is coming to Scotstoun on Wednesday the 7th of July.

Team Glasgow will be competing against the top athletics Cities in the Uk, led by team captains Chris Baillie and Lee McConnell.

This is the first major athletics event to be staged at the new Scotstoun Stadium.

The competition starts at 7pm and ends at 9pm.  Full information can be found at the attached link.

Please make every effort to turn out and support our athletes.  Tickets are now free to members of VP-Glasgow.  Anyone who would like to attend can collect their free tickets from the Stadium reception.

Overall, VP-Glasgow’s women had a disappointing day at Meadowbank on Sunday 20th June, finishing in last place. This was largely due to the fact that the club was not represented in around 38% of events. There were however, some excellent individual performances:

The senior ladies did particularly well. In the field events, Lucinda Logan won the High Jump, clearing 1.65m. Estelle Kagambega won the Javelin, throwing 39.47m and Stacey Wilson was 2nd in the Discus with 35.71m, 3rd in the Hammer, throwing 49.86m, and 3rd in the Shot Putt with 10.91m.

On the track, Carly Sharp was 2nd in the 200m running 25.44s and 3rd in the 100m with 12.6s (PB), with Erin McIlveen running 59.58s to come 3rd in the 400m.

For the U17s Tatiana Quick was 3rd in the 800m with a PB of 2:23.01.

Mhairi Hendry won the U15 800m with a time of 2:20.71, and together with Eliza Chiswell, who ran a PB of 2:31.47 to win the B race, achieved maximum points for that event; whilst in the U15 200m Abbie McFarlane also ran a PB of 27.86s to take 2nd in the B race.

Other PBs, to “Power of 10” rankings standard, were: Erin Halliday, U13 100m, 14.5s; Lauren Murray, U13 100m, 14.6s and 200m, 30.27s; Catriona Booth, U13 LJ, 3.92m; and Kim Creechan, U17 300m, 44.1s.

The full results are posted at this link.

Lynn McGarry

VP-Glasgow’s men had an excellent day in Grangemouth (20th June), in the second of four league matches, coming first on the day, which moved them up to the top of the league (2nd division).

Jamie Sinclair was 1st in the 200m with a time of 22.72s and 2nd in the 100m with a time of 11.31s Derek Gibb and Alan Ramsay gained full points in the 1500m, coming 1st A and B with times of 4:04.35 and 4:13.05 respectively. Alan also won the 800m in 1:56.49.

Full points again in the 110mH, where Neale Kelly and Martin Hayes were 1st A and B with times of 15.94s and 19.44s respectively. Martin also won the 3000m Steeplechase in 9:57.24.

Martin Taylor was 3rd in the Long Jump with 5.87m and Martin Hayes was 1st B with 5.37m

Jamie Sinclair came 3rd in the Triple Jump with 11.89m and Martin Hayes was 2nd B with 10.07m

The Pole Vault was won by Sam Adams with 3.30m

In the throws Gerry Farrell and Martin Taylor gained five firsts and a second between them. Gerry won the Discus (36.18m) and the Hammer (34.01m), and was 1st B in the Shot (9.27m). Martin was 2nd in the Shot (10.37m) and was 1st B in both the Discus (32.19m) and the Hammer (23.63).

In the relays, the men won the 4x400m in 3:35.29, and came 3rd in the 4x100m with 47.56s.

Lynn McGarry

Due to closure at Scotstoun the U11 & U13 training will be the Mugdock Monster challenge!

Meet at Drumclog car park @ 6:45 Leave car park @ 7pm to tackle the monster Finish @ 8pm at the Mugdock Park Visitor Centre.

Please be at the visitor centre to collect the children at 8pm.

Theresa.

U15 and U17 Group - Training is cancelled on Tuesday the 22nd of June.

Gordon.

VP-Glasgow are competing in the Scottish Womens League on Sunday the 20th of June at Meadowbank, Edinburgh.  This is the 2nd of three league meetings.

A minibus will be leaving Scotstoun at 0915 hrs on Sunday morning.  If you would like to travel, please e-mail Gordon or call to confirm your place on the bus.  The cost of the return journey will be £3.

Good luck to everyone taking part.

VP-Glasgow was extremely well represented at the above Age Group champs but had only 3 teams (out of 7 entered) competing in the Relay champs. However, what we lacked in quantity was made up for in quality by all three teams being medal winners. There were many excellent performances with practically every VP-Glasgow athlete winning a medal at their event. Our hands were sore with so much clapping. Very well done to all the medal winners listed below.

U20 Kirsty Yates was 2nd in the 100m Hurdles with a time of 16.29s and 1st in the Shot Putt with a throw of 12.04m.

Hollie Young was 2nd in the 1500m with a time of 4.36.51s and Stuart Ross was 3rd in his 1500m with a time of 3.56.42s.

Chloe Lambert was 1st in the 200m with a time of 25.04s and Sarah Smith was 1st in the 400m with a time of 58.41s.

Kirsty Barr was 2nd in the Triple Jump and 3rd in the Long Jump with distances of 10.60m and 5.35m respectively.

Diane Ramsay was 3rd in the 100m with a time of 12.98s and Andrew McFarlane was 2nd in the 110m Hurdles with a time of 15.89s.

Chris Barnes was 1st in both the Discus and Shot Putt with throws of 42.93m and 12.95m respectively.

U23 Jo Moultrie was 1st in both the 1500m and 800m with times of 4.21.84s and 2.09.04s respectively.

Abbey McGhee was 2nd in the 1500m and 3rd in the 800m with times of 4.22.20s and 2.11.25s respectively.

Jade MacLaren was 2nd in the 800m and 1st in the 200m with times of 2.10.07s. and 25.96s respectively.

Lucinda Logan was 1st in the High Jump with a height of 1.70m and Courtney MacGuire was 1st in the Pole Vault with a height of 3.43m.

Calum Innes was 1st in both the 100m and 200m with times of 11.15s and 22.17s respectively while Jamie Sinclair was 2nd in the 100m with time of 11.48s.

Martin Hayes was 1st in the 2000m Steeplechase with a time of 6.14.43s. David Martin and Gregor Innes were 2nd and 3rd in the 400m Hurdles with times of 53.88s and 54.32s respectively.

Allan Ramsay was 2nd in the 800m with a time of 1.55.28s.

Chris Bennett was 2nd in the Hammer with a distance of 60.33m and Thomas Campbell was 1st in the High Jump with a height of 1.90m.

Our Relay medal winners were as follows: The U15 Boys team consisting of Liam McLoone, Marc Rooney and Lewis Boyle were 1st with a time of 6.27.57s

The U13 Boys team consisting of Calum McCormack, Jay van den Hoven and Euan Urquhart were 2nd with a time of 7.36.36s.

The U13 Girls team consisting of Robyn Connolly, Emma Ferrie and Gillian Black were 3rd with a time of 7.59.90s.

Congratulations to all our medal winners, a great effort by everyone.

UK Woman’s League 6th June

Our Senior Women travelled to Wakefield for the first match of the UK League on 6 June. It was wet and miserable at the start of the match but despite the rain, in two of the opening events, we scored maximum points with A and B wins for Stacey and Elizabeth in the Hammer and Courtney and Jen in the Pole Vault. Our other individual winner was Jane in the B String Long Jump.

Our sprinters, Sarah, Diane, Jade (MacLaren) and Jade (Barclay) all finished within the top four in their races Our throwers, Stacey, Kirsty (Yates), Claire, Elizabeth and Estelle all had good results with several second places as well as the wins in the Hammer. In the jumps, in addition to our Pole Vault, Kirsty (Barr), Kirsty (Yates), Jane and Courtney all placed well in their events contributing valuable points.

Our 100m Hurdlers, Jane and Kirsty (Yates) did well against some strong opposition. Regrettably, we couldn’t field any 400m Hurdlers. We had no specialists hurdlers with us and with the 400mH being the first event I couldn’t expect anyone to cover it in case it jeopardised their performance in their main event.

Along with most of the other clubs, we had problems with middle distance.

Our 4x100 relay squad of Jane, Diane, Kirsty (Barr) and Sarah came a creditable third behind Newham and Essex Beagles and Thames Valley Harriers. This was a great performance as these two clubs are well known for their strength in sprints. There was an excellent team performance in the final event of the day from our 4x400 squad of Sarah, Jade (Barclay), Diane and Jade (McLaren). Sarah ran the first leg and handed over in second place, the NEB second runner opened up a big lead over the first 200 but Jade B timed her run well and reduced it substantially by the handover. Diane closed over the third lap and handed over to Jade M who sat behind the NEB runner (Victoria Ohurougu no less) and overtook on the home straight to bring us home in the lead.

Thames Valley Harriers 211 points Newham and Essex Beagles 190 points Victoria Park City of Glasgow 174 points Wakefield Harriers and AC 155 points Medway and Maidstone 134 points Coventry Godiva 125 points Havering Mayersbrook 110 points Herts Phoenix 106 points

Thanks to everyone who contributed to our good result, especially those who covered several events, and to our officials, Christine, Donald, Liz (Scott) and Liz (Wilder). Thanks also to Assistant Team Manager, Claire. Our ‘Points Princess’ was Stacey who scored 21 individual points.

All our athletes performed well but we lost points by not having cover for some events (400MH x 2, 800, 1500, 3000 and 2000SC). The next match is 4 July at Stevenage. If we can get cover for those events we could finish either first or second and be well on the way to be promoted next season. . There is normally plenty of space on the bus so anyone who wants to come along on either to support or help out is very welcome.

Sandra Branney, Team Manager

International Flanders Athletics Meeting

Chris Baillie returned to form in Belgium where he finished 2nd in the 110m Hurdles with a time of 13.63s into a slight head wind.

This was his fastest time since the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne in 2006.

British Milers Club Meeting

Stuart Ross set a personal best when finishing 2nd in the 800m at the BMC meeting at Stretford, Manchester on Tuesday the 1st of June.  Stuarts new PB is 1:48.73, a time which currently tops the Scottish senior rankings.

Congratulations to Chris and Stuart respectively.

Young Athletes League

The 2nd match of this seasons league was held at Wishaw on Sunday the 30th of May.  VP-Glasgow finished in a disappointing 6th place and will have to work hard to reach the Scottish final in August.  The team suffered as a result of injuries and holiday commitments and may be in a similar position in the next and last match as it falls during the summer holidays.

There was however some excellent performances and these are recorded below.

Scott Rankine was 2nd in the 100m with a time of 14.89 for the U13 Boys.

Andrew Lynch was 2nd in the 200m with a time of 29.98, Andrew was also 2nd for 75m hurdles with a time of 15.15 for the U13 Boys.

Jay Van Den Hoven got 1st place in the 1500m with a time of 5.02.22 for the U13 Boys.

Millie Cunningham was 2nd in the 1200m with a time of 4.30.09 for the U13 Girls.

Robyn Connolly was 3rd in the 800m with a time of 2.34.42 for the U13 Girls.

Patrick Bowman was 3rd in the 100m with a time of 13.14, Patrick was also 3rd for 200m with a time of 26.71 for the U15 Boys. Well done to Patrick for also coming in 1st for the long jump A.string with a distance of 5.46.

Lewis Boyle was 2nd in the 1500m with a time of 4.17.61 for the U15 Boys.

Well done to the U15 Boys 4 x 400m relay who came in 1st.

Liam McLoone got 1st place in the 1500m with a time of 4.28.38 for the U15 Boys.

Marc Rooney was 3rd in the 800m with a time of 2.15.24 for the U15 Boys.

John Mulhern was 2nd place in the 100m with a time of 12.12, John also got 1st place for the hurdles B.string with a time of 14.89 for the U17M.

John McCall got 1st place in the hurdles A.string with a time of 14.44 for the U17M.

Ethan Sloan Dennison was 3rd place in the 1500 Steeplechase A.string with a time of 4.48.33 in the U17M.

Paul McFarlane was 3rd place in the 800m B.string with a time of 2.10.08 for the U17M.

Chloe Lambert got 1st place in the 100m A.string with a time of 12.63, Chloe also got 1st place in the 200m A.string with a time of 25.70 for the U17W.

Andrew Lynch was 3rd in the long jump with a distance of 3.78 for the U13 Boys.

Erin Crichton was 2nd in the high jump with a height of 1.35 for the U13 Girls.

Jamie Robinson got 1st place for the U15 Boys with a distance of 4.94.

Evelyn Bryce was 3rd in the U17W A.string javelin with a distance of 20.33, Evelyn also was 2nd in the U17W B.string shot with a distance of 6.49.

Hannah Moutrie was 2nd in the U17W B.string javelin with a distance of 13.54, Hannah also was 2nd in U17W A.string shot with a distance of 7.24.

A big thank you and well done to all who competed for Victoria Park at Wishaw 30th May 2010.

Graham Strong.

Wishaw, Saturday 15th May 2010

Well done to the VP-Glasgow athletes who competed in the Age Group Champs on a surprisingly dry day at Wishaw! There were many excellent performances with numerous P.B.s achieved. Medal winners were as follows:-

Mhairi Patience was 2nd in both the U15G 200m and 75m Hurdles with times of 26.89s and 12.12.s respectively.

Eilidh McEvilly was 1st in the U15G Shot Putt with a distance of 9.12m.

Jamie Robinson was 2nd in the U15B 400m with a time of 53.15s.

Lewis Boyle was 1st in the U15B 800m with a time of 2.06.37s.

Steven Thistleton was 3rd in the U15B High Jump with a Height of 1.60m.

John Barnes was 2nd in the U15B Javelin with a distance of 37.13m.

John McCall was 1st and John Mulhern 2nd in the U17M 100m Hurdles with times of 14.68s and 14.88s respectively.

John Mulhern had further success in the U17M 400m Hurdles coming 1st with a time of 57.56s.

Ethan Sloan-Dennison was 3rd in the U17M 1500m with a time of 4.16.63s.

Chris Barnes was 1st in both the U17M Discus and Shot Putt with distances of 48.34m and 14.46m respectively.

Chloe Lambert was 3rd in the U17W 100m and 1st in the 200m with times of 12.80s. and 25.57s respectively.

Andrea Gaffney was 1st in both the U17W Long Jump and Triple Jump with distances of 5.55m and 11.28m respectively.

Linda Innes

VP-Glasgow are competing in Division 1 of the Young Athletes League on Sunday the 30th of May at Wishaw Stadium.  This is the 2nd of three league matches which will decide which Clubs will reach the Scottish Final at Scotstoun.

A minibus will be leaving Scotstoun at 1000 hrs on Sunday morning.  If you would like to travel, please e-mail Gordon to confirm your place on the bus.  The cost of the return journey will be £3.

Good luck to everyone taking part.

Our new Club Hoodies have arrived and will be available from Friday. 

To purchase a hoodie, you should pay by cash or cheque at the trackside to either Gordon Innes or Ros Haliday.  The cheque should be made payable to Victoria Park City Of Glasgow. 

Gordon or Ros will issue you with a receipt and you should then attend at Achilles Heel to uplift your hoodie.  If you cannot attend at the track in person, you can send a cheque to Gordon at the address listed on the contacts page.

Achilles Heel are once again very generously holding our stock but are unable to accept payment.  You must first pay the Club for your hoodie before you attend at the shop with the receipt.

The cost of the new hoodies are £18 for athletes in the U13 group and younger and £23 for athletes U15 and older.  Athletes who assisted at the bag packing and Coaches will pay £15.

Asda

As a result of our very successful bag packing day at Asda in Bearsden, Anne Hendry, the Events Co-Ordinator applied on our behalf to the Asda Foundation requesting further assistance for the Club.

The Asda Foundation have made a very generous donation of £400 for which we are extremely grateful.

Special thanks to Anne for applying on our behalf.  Hopefully we will return to Asda before the end of the current year.

VP-Glasgow are competing in Division 1 of the Central and South of Scotland Athletic League on Sunday the 23rd of May at Grangemouth Stadium.  This is the 2nd of three league matches.

A minibus will be leaving Scotstoun at 0100 hrs on Sunday morning.  If you would like to travel, please e-mail Gordon to confirm your place on the bus.  The cost of the return journey will be £3.

Good luck to everyone taking part.

The Championships were held at Wishaw Stadium on Sunday the 16th of May.  VP-Glasgow athletes were competing for West City and finished 2nd place overall.

The best of the performances from our athletes included a new Club record in the High Jump for Ray Bobrownicki when he won the event with a height of 2.14m.

David Martin returned to form when winning the 400m Hurdles in a time of 52.29s.

Calum Innes was 2nd in the 100m with a time of 11.15s and 1st in the 110m Hurdles with a time of 15.64s.

Jade McLaren was 2nd in the 400m with a time of 56.51s.

Nicola Hood was 3rd in the 2000m Steeplechase with a time of 6:51.99.

Chris Bennett was 2nd in the Hammer with a distance of 55.49m.

Thomas Campbell was 1st in the Pole Vault with a height of 3.80m.

Kirsty Barr was 2nd in the Triple Jump with a height of 10.87m.

Lucinda Logan was 3rd in the High Jump with a height of 1.68m and Jane Scott was 2nd in the Long Jump with a distance of 5.69m.

The full results are available at this link.

The first meeting of the SYAL was held at Grangemouth on Sunday 4th May 2010 with VP-Glasgow convening the meeting. There were several excellent performances with Male and Female Athletes of the Match both awarded to VP-Glasgow athletes – namely Andrea Gaffney and Chris Barnes who turned in excellent Grade 1 performances. Well done to them both. We are presently 4th with a score of 438 points with Ayrshire Harriers lying in 3rd with 459.5 points and Shettleston 5th with 434 points. All notable performances are listed below.

Andrew Lynch was 2nd in the U13B 75m Hurdles with a time of 16.11s.  Gillian Black was 1st in the U13G 1200m with a time of 4.05.35s (Grade 1).

The U15 age group had a particularly impressive day with the following results.

Russell Findlay was 3rd in the U15B 100m and 2nd in the 200m with times of 12.70s and 25.98s respectively.

Lewis Boyle was 1st in the U15B 1500m with a time of 4.19.50s (Grade 1).  Jamie Robinson was 2nd in the U15B 400m with a time of 57.49s (Grade 4).

Marc Rooney was 3rd in the U15B 800m with a time of 2.13.24s (Grade 3).  Steven Thistleton was 1st in the U15B Long Jump with a distance of 5.10m (Grade 4).

John Barnes was 2nd in the U15B Shot Putt with a distance of 10.12m (Grade 4).

The U15B 4 x 100m Relay team consisting of Russell Findlay, James Couper, Jamie Robinson and Patrick Bowman were 3rd in a time of 50.98s.

Mhairi Patience was 1st in the U15G 100m with a time of 12.83 (Grade 2).  Mhairi was also 1st  in the 75m Hurdles with a time of 12.41s (Grade 3).

Paige Dickson was 3rd in the U15G 200m with a time of 27.84s (Grade 4).

Eilidh McEvilly was 1st in the U15G Discus with a distance of 22.13m (Grade 3) before unfortunately having to withdraw from her other events due to injury.

John Mulhern was 1st “A” and John McCall 1st “B” in the U17M 100m Hurdles with times of 14.40s (Grade 3) and 14.80s (Grade 4) respectively. John Mulhern was also 1st in the U17M 400m Hurdles with a time of 58.03s (Grade 2).

Max Aitchison was 3rd in both the U17m 400m and 800m with times of 55.17s and 2.02.46s (Grade 3) respectively.

Chris Barnes was 1st in both the U17M Discus and Shot Putt with distances of 44.67m (Grade 1) and 14.12m (Grade 1) respectively gaining him the award of Male Athlete of the Match.

The U17M 4 x 100m Relay team consisting of Marcos McCurley, John McCall, Chris Tabor and John Mulhern was 3rd in a time of 47.30s.

Deborah Hannah was 3rd in the U17W 1500m with a time of 4.54.28s (Grade 4).

Andrea Gaffney was 1st in the U17W Long Jump with a distance of 5.69m (Grade 1) which gained her the Female Athlete of the Match award.

The full results are available at this link.