Yvette Westwood (U23)

• 6th – 60m – 7.93s

Kane Lee (SEN)

• 4th – 600m – 1:23.64s (SB)

3rd – Luke Shrewsbury (U15) – 17:56 (4.6k)

Several of our junior athletes took part in the South West Indoor Championships in Cardiff – the first competition of the 2019 season and for some of them the first time in their age group – and between them won 5 medals!

• Fiona Barkley won the gold medal in U17W high jump
• Adam Nolan won two silver medals in U15B 200m and 300m
• Amy Nolan won a bronze medal in U13G high jump
• Toby Woodhams won a bronze medal in U13B high jump
• Harry Williams achieved a 5cm PB in high jump

RESULTS

• 200m – Adam Nolan (U15) 26.79s
• 200m – Megan Willaims (U17) 29.58s
• 200m – Amy Nolan (U13) 32.31s PB
• 300m – Adam Nolan (U15) 42.58s
• 300m – Grace Horswell (U15) 47.44s
• HJ – Harry Williams (U15) 1.35m PB
• HJ – Toby Woodhams (U13) 1.21m
• HJ – Fiona Barkley (U17) 1.60m
• HJ – Amy Nolan (U13) 1m PB
• LJ – Amy Nolan (U13) 3.76m PB

Well done to all of you, including Megan Williams and Grace Horswell who didn’t quite make it on to the podium this time, a fantastic start to the season!

James Viner (U17)

• SP – 8.73m (PB)
• WT (9.08kg) – 14.19m (PB)
• HT – 41.15m (PB)
• TriWt – 1630Pts (PB)

SENIOR RACE

• 46th – Anthony Glover (V40) – 36:09s (9.999k)

U13 BOYS RACE

• 42nd – Logan Fitzpatrick – 16:00s (3k)

U15 GIRLS RACE

• 6th – Amelia Honor – 17:54s (5k)

U13 BOYS

40th – Logan Fitzpatrick 14:41s (3K)

Owen Merrett (U15)

• SP – 8.48m
• DT – 27.27m
• HT – 47.23m
• JT – 31.46m
• Throws Quadrathlon – 2123 Pts

Adam Merrett (U13)

• HT – 15.05m
• SP – 6.42m
• DT – 16.63m
• JT – 18.29m (PB)
• Throws Quadrathlon – 1060 Pts

DAY 1 DECATHLON

Liam Hillier (U17) – 2058 Pts

• 100m – 13.37s
• LJ – 5.10m
• SP – 8.22m
• HJ – 1.60m
• 400m – 60.22s

David Thomas (U20) – 2360 Pts

• 100m – 12.62s
• 400m – 61.09s
• HJ – 1.78m
• LJ – 5.58m (PB)
• SP – 7.58m (PB)

PENTATHLON

Fiona Barkley (U15) – 2152 Pts

• 800m – 3:32.74s
• 75H – 13.27s
• HJ – 1.60m
• LJ – 4.79m
• SP – 5.66m (PB)

Ruby Tsangari (U11) – 199 Pts

• SP – 4.60m (PB)
• LJ – 3.16m
• 60m – 10.17s
• 600m – 2.28.32s
• 70mH – 14.19s

David & Liam

Toby Conibear (U17)

• SP:  10.23m
• HT:  56.34m

James Viner (U15)

• SP: 9.50m
• WT(7.26kg):  16.98m (PB)
• HT:  42.89m

Owen Merrett (U15)

• DT:  27.88m
• HT:  48.63m

Theo Spurrell (U15)

• DT:  24.17m
• JT:  34.45m

Adam Merrett (U13)

• DT:  14.43m
• HT:  16.97m (PB)
• JT:  17.25m

Ellie Leather recorded her first Cross Country in America with a time of 19:18

Yate/Westbury u15s Girls, Dalis Jones, Amelia Honor and Kate Howard won the Midland u15s road relays in Sutton Coldfield.

Dalis ran the fastest of all legs on the day, with a time of 14:02

Results

Owen Merrett (U15)

• Discus – 26.76m
• Hammer (4kg) – 48.78m
• Hammer (5kg) – 40.49m (PB)

Adam Merrett (U13)

• Discus – 17.91m (PB)
• Hammer – 14.40m
• Shot – 5.95m

Luke Ball finished in 23rd place with 2417 points in the Junior Boys Pentathlon.

• 800m – 2:33.77s
• 80mH – 12.20s
• HJ – 1.71m
• LJ – 5.38m
• SP – 10.21m (PB)

Yate pipped at the post!

Yate went in to this final Avon League match at the top of the overall table with a 169.5 Match Points cushion ahead of North Somerset.  The task ahead was made difficult with the National Upper YDL Final on the same day, but the team from Yate fought bravely, with many athletes filling events they might not have even tried before!

In the end, North Somerset managed to win the match with 1308 Match Points, leaving Yate in second with 1071 Match Points.  This result meant North Somerset won the overall league with 29 League Points and 4392 Match Points, leaving Yate in second with 28 League Points and 4324.5 Match Points.  Well done North Somerset!

AGE GROUP RESULTS

• Girls Quadkids:  First on the day, First over the whole season
• Boys Quadkids:  Fifth on the day, Seventh over the whole season
• U13 Girls: Third on the day, First over the whole season
• U13 Boys: Fourth on the day, Sixth over the whole season
• U15 Girls: Second on the day, Fifth over the whole season
• U15 Boys: First on the day, First over the whole season (Won EVERY match!)
• U17 Women:  Third on the day, Third over the whole season
• U17 Men: Second on the day, Second over the whole season
• Senior/Veteran Women: Third on the day, Second over the whole season
• Senior/Veteran Men: Fourth on the day, Third over the whole season

Some Yate highlights from the day include:

• Owen Merrett set a new PB and Avon League Record in the U15 Boys Hammer Throw, breaking the 50m barrier for the first time, with a best of 50.22m.  This League Record was set last year by training partner, Toby Conibear.  The performance was also deemed good enough to give Owen the award for “Male Performance of the match”.
• In the Girls Quadkids, Arissa Burgess set a new Club Record in the Vortex Throw with 28.03m, as well as improving her own Quadkids Total Score Club Record, from 234 points, to 238 points.  Arissa is the only girl to appear in 3 out of 4 Top 10 Avon ranking lists.

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“Team Avon” Finish Fourth!

Yate performances:

• Dan Brooks – 1st (A) 100m – 10.88s / 2nd (A) 200m – 22.44s
• Josh Snook – 1st (B) 400m – 50.55s
• Nathanael Mitchell – 4th (A) 400m – 52.17s
• Isaac Cory – 1st (B) 400m – 54.50s
• Jess Mead – 5th (B) 400m – 70.69s / 5th (A) 400mH – 78.24s / 4th (A) JT – 21.16m (PB)
• Abdi Hasan – 1st (A) 800m – 1:57.82s
• Lucy Conibear – 5th (A) 800m – 2:59.72s (PB) / 6th (A) 1500m – 6:24.77s (PB)
• Rhiannon Paton – 4th (B) 1500m  – 5:17.60s / 5th (B) 3000m – 11:54.74s
• Hannah Hobbs – 2nd (A) 3000m – 10:17.40s
• Rosie Hamilton-James – 4th (A) 3000m – 11:00.38s
• Daisy Harvey – 5th (B) 80mH – 14.67s (PB) / 3rd (B) 300mH – 54.15s
• Jack Moore – 6th (A) 110mH – 17.37s
• Emily Whitaker – 3rd (B) 2000mSC – 4:48.24s
• Aidan Noble – 4th (B) 2000mSC – 7:17.37s
• Adam Brooks – 2nd (A) HJ – 2.00m / 2nd (A) TJ – 12.76m (PB)
• Jack Moore – 1st (B) HJ – 1.85m
• Liam Hiller – 6th (A) HJ – 1.55m / 4th (A) PV – 3.05m
• Hannah Lewis – 5th (A) PV – 2.30m
• Megan Williams – 3rd (B) PV – 2.30m (PB)
• Lucy Durham – 2nd (B) TJ – 10.28m
• Georgia Crew – 4th (A) TJ – 9.95m
• Toby Conibear – 6th (A) SP – 9.47m (PB) / 2nd (B) DT – 26.73m / 1st (A) HT – 55.01m
• Jodie Dale – 3rd (B) DT – 18.99m / 6th (A) JT – 33.60m

TEAM MANAGERS SEASON REPORT:

“TEAM AVON came top of the Midland South West Premier Division this season, thanks to some excellent performances by athletes from Yate & District AC.

For the first time for four years we reached the National Final at Bedford on 9th September by coming second in the Midland Regional Final at Newport. This was a great experience for all the athletes who took part.We competed against teams from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Rugby & Northants, Shaftsbury Barnet and Bromley & Blackheath (the eventual winners). TEAM AVON did exceptionally well to finish fourth overall. Hopefully, this success will motivate and inspire our young men and women to continue in the sport and strive to improve even further next year.

All the Yate athletes who took part in the YDL UAG this season have been a great credit to the club. Second only to Team Bath, Yate contributes the most competitors and our athletes are always willing to take part in whatever needs doing:

Yate success at the National Final:

Yate athletes won the only gold ‘A’ string medals for TeamAvon in the National Final:

Daniel Brooks, U20 100m; Toby Conibear U17 Hammer Throw and Abdi Hasan U17 800m.

These were outstanding performances. Abdi and Nathaneal also won gold in the U17 4 x 400 relay.

Other gold medallists in ‘B’ string events were Josh Snook (400), Jack Moore (HJ), and Isaac Cory (400m).

       Silver and Bronze medallists include:

U20 men: Adam Brooks (HJ & TJ), Daniel Brooks (200m), 4x 400 relay team (Josh Snook).

U17 men: Toby Conibear (Discus), Ben Latham (PV).

On the women’s side the best performance by a Yate athlete was by Hannah Hobbs who won a silver in the Under 20 ‘A’ 3000 metres while Lucy Durham won Silver in the ‘B’ Triple Jump.

Other Yate medallists were Jodie Dale, Javelin, Megan Williams, Pole Vault, Daisy Harvey, 300 Hurdles and Emily Whittaker, 1500 S/C who all won Bronze in the Under 17 B events.

In addition, we would like to thank all our faithful officials who have supported us throughout the season and earned the team vital extra points in each match.

We have had a wonderfully successful season and are very honoured to say that TEAMAVON is one of the best teams in the country.

Respectfully submitted,

Sandra Woodman (men’s team manager)

Jim Strudwick (women’s team manager)

Congratulations to Karen Jones who travelled to Malaga, Spain for the Bi-annual World Masters Championships.

Competing in the W55 Age Category, this was Karens first time representing Great Britain in a Masters Championships.

She dealt very well with nerves and threw 36.84m, less than a metre down on her PB that she set in June (37.69m).

This caps off another great year for Karen.

Former Yate athlete, Eugene Lawlor,  the man who can be credited for bringing Hammer Throwing to Yate in the 1980’s, also competed two days previously.  Eugene had been struggling with injury in the weeks leading up to the championships, but did fantastically well to finish 6th with 48.46m.

Seamus Robinson (U15): 1500m – 4:26.97s

Imogen Latham (U13): LJ – 4.04m / DT – 12.74m / JT – 16.83m (PB)

Jai Patel (U13): JT – 26.92m

SILVER

RESULTS

Karen Jones (W55)

• Weight Throw – 2nd with 11.45m
• Hammer Throw – 5th with 30.91

Graham Howell (M60)

• Javelin – 6th with 28.13m (New Club Record)

Pat Gallagher (W70)

• 1500m – 2nd with 7:09.55s

Karen was disappointed with her Hammer Throw distance, but felt as though she redeemed herself with a Silver Medal in the Weight Throw (a short, heavy hammer).

Graham had entered four events, but unfortunately picked up a groin injury during a warm up.  He did however try to compete in the Javelin and bravely managed to record an extremely respectable 28m (standing) throw, just five metres away from a medal!

Owen Merrett (U15)

• Shot Put – 9.02m
• Discus – 26.02m
• Hammer – 45.81m

Adam Merrett (U13)

• Shot Put – 5.99m
• Discus – 16.55m (PB)
• Hammer – 14.67m (PB)

YATE GO TOP!

This third match saw Yate climb to the top spot overall, thanks largely to the U13 Girls, Senior/Veteran Women and U15 Boys, who are all curently winning their respective Age Groups.

On this occasion, almost every group improved on their result from the previous match, with maximum points scored by U13 Girls, U17 Women, Senior/Veteran Women, U15 Boys, U17 Men AND Senior/Veteran Men!

Worthy of particular mention are our U15 Boys, who have scored maximum points at all three matches.  Also Jodie Dale who achieved an Avon League Record in the U17 Javelin, with 36.11m, also improving her own Club Record in doing so.

We now go to the fourth, and final, match in Pole Position with 21 League Points.  There is absolutely no room for complacency though as our nearest rivals, North Somerset have the same amount of League Points.  We do however have a higher match point total (3253.5 vs. 3084)

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GOLD!

• James Viner won the U15 Boys Hammer Throw with 43.87m
• Emily Whitaker won the U17 Ladies 1500m with a time of 5:44.49s

BRONZE

Toby Conibear came third in the U17 Mens Hammer Throw with 53.01m

Congratulations to Liam Hillier for completing his first decathlon at the England Championships this weekend with a great overall score of 4237 points.
It was a tough competition… over half of the athletes taking part were in the year above Liam and temperatures reaching 30 degrees at one point.
Liam finished in 15th place, with a fantastic 5 new PBs, as well as TWO NEW CLUB RECORDS – in pole vault (3.27m) and the overall Decathlon score!
Liam is currently 18th on the UK U17 decathlon rankings, with only six ‘year ones’ ahead of him!
Huge well done to Liam, and to coach/mum Sam! Great to see a Yate vest at this national event!

PIPPED AT THE POST!

The joint Bristol & Yate team travelled to Nottingham hoping to retain their League Champions title from last season. At the half way stage during this final league match, things were looking good, as we were in third position and our nearest rivals, Birchfield, were in fourth.  However, despite people filling in events way beyond their comfort zone, we just fell short of retaining the title, finishing fourth (327.5pts), while Birchfield finished second (358.5pts).

Athletes worthy of special mention are the two U17 athletes Toby Conibear and Lewis Wall.  Both athletes had travelled up to compete in throwing events, but bravely stepped up to fill the empty 3000m Steeplechase spots.  Their heroics meant we beat Birchfield in that particular event.

FULL REPORT

A valiant defence of the Midland Athletic League title but pipped at the post in the end.

We were first in the league entering the final match of the year by the narrowest of margins from Birchfield and it was all about where we finished up relative to one another for the title. We led Birchfield for about 2/3rds of the day even though we were both in unfamiliar positions of 3rd and 4th, but in the end our injury weakened and smallest team for a while got pipped, but still took a worthy second in the league.

We were either first or second in the league all season confirming we are one of the main players on this league while also knowing how to enjoy ourselves. Through the year we introduced a significant number of new athletes to team athletics from U17’s through seniors and Masters backing up our longer serving contributors.

We always have highlights at every match, but two U17 throwers volunteering themselves for the 3000m steeplechase to try and retain the title is very special. Toby Conibear (Hammer) and Lewis Wall (Discus) were full of enthusiasm before the event and even when the reality of what they were doing hit them in the race, they kept going in real pain and brought home more points home than Birchfield. We had a similar situation at Match 2 in Wolverhampton when 4 female athletes volunteered to cover the 100mH and 400mH hurdles between them. You know you have a team rather than a group of athletes when things like that happen.

Late injuries on top of the ‘August effect’ hit us hard and we had lots of multi-eventing going on as well as athletes being moved unexpectedly to the team. U17 Aaron Belchamber came along to his first match as a guest in the 100m and 400m but was told he was 400m B string when he got on the coach, and then A string an hour before the event to be backed up by M60 Pete Mountain to help keep the points coming in. Daniel Gregory was another debutant who expected to do a hefty four events but ended up doing six with Notts showing great sportsmanship by loaning him a pole to compete in the pole vault.

Tia Jackson is one of our most consistent high performers across multiple events and this match was no different. When asked if she could do one legal High Jump for points, she gladly went off and just stayed ultimately taking second place. Great talent and a great attitude combined.

Dan Brooks has competed in and won all four A string 100m races and also ran every A string 200m race recording two victories. Given the clubs we are up against in this Division that is a fantastic consistently high level of performance.

Lucy Durham and Matt Spicer are two athletes who are always there for us, and this match and season was no different. Lucy covered ‘extra’ events as she has often done over a number of years, and at the other end of the age range, Matt did his normal ‘Mr Versatility’ act of throwing anything that needs thrown.

We rarely reference specific performance levels but some things come along that deserve special mention. Adam Brooks (HJ) cleared 2.00m for the third time this year taking an A string win backed up by Jack Moore winning the B string in one of our many double wins of the day. Both Adam and Jack were multi-eventing as well.

Our U17 Abdi Hasan ran a PB of 1:55.5 for the 800m which is a remarkable time and the face of the runners behind him as he moved away from them was a picture. Abdi also ran the 1500m (SB) and 4x400m relay to celebrate. To continue the theme, Mike Proffitt won the 800m B string, ran the 1500m for fun and then also did the 4x400m relay.

Thanks again to Pat, Tony, Bev and their team of officials who make it possible for us all to compete and ensure maximum officials points every time.

Another fine year completed and we look forward to next year where we will see Cannock & Stafford back with us and Abingdon AC as new faces, with Cheltenham & County and Wolves & Bilston being relegated.

Results are now on power of 10 and the club affiliations are being corrected:  https://www.thepowerof10.info/results/results.aspx…

PB and SB’s on the day are listed below:

Women’s PB’s: Thema Osborne Hendricks (100m), Olivia Knight (100m), Emily Whitaker (400mH), Tia Jackson (=HJ & =LJ), Megan Williams (PV), Jodie Dale (JT)

Women’s SB’s: Ana Maria Duran-Mingo (3000m), Jo Smerdon (DT & JT)

Men’s PB’s: Abdi Hasan (800m), Lewis Wall (3000m & DT), Toby Conibear (3000m & HT), Daniel Gregory (PV), Matt Spicer (JT)

Men’s SB’s: Abdi Hasan (1500m), Jarlath McKenna (1500m & 3000m), Jack Moore (HJ), Archie Davis-Grant (TJ), Daniel Gregory (JT)

Report compiled by Team Managers, Steve Grant, Pete Mountain and Matt Muggeridge

800m – Caitlin Witham (U13) – 2:55.98s

1500m – Joe Connors (U23) – 4:12.40s

1500m – Rhiannon Paton (U17) – 5:06.84s

1500m – Joe Connors (U23) – 4:11.24 (SB)

HT – Toby Conibear (U17) – 52.43m

HJ – Luke Ball (U15) – 1.75m

FIRST PLACES

• (A) Abdi Hasan (U17) – 800m – 2:01.16
• (B) Greg Hayward (U17) – 1500m – 4:36.31
• (B) Rhiannon Paton (U17) – 1500m – 5:18.86
• (B) Rhiannon Paton (U17) – 3000m – 11:56.79
• (B) Emily Whitaker (U17) – 1500m S/C – 5:46.97
• (A) Adam Brooks (U20) – HJ – 2.01m (PB & CLUB RECORD)
• (B) David Thomas (U20) – HJ – 1.75m
• (A) Toby Conibear (U17) – HT – 57.94m (PB)
• (A) Jodie Dale (U17) – JT – 35.47m (PB & CLUB RECORD)

PERSONAL BEST PERFORMANCES

• Hannah Lewis (U17) – 80mH – 15.07s (2nd B)
• Aidan Noble (U20) – 2000mS/C – 7:10.17s (4th A)
• David Thmas (U20) – DT – 20.43m (4th A)

REPORT ON “EASY RUNNER” WEBSITE

An International for U20 teams

Wales vs. England South vs. England Midlands vs. England North vs. Welsh Schools vs. Scotland vs. Northern Ireland

High Jump

7th – Jack Moore – 1.85m

8th – David Thomas – 1.85m

FULL RESULTS

800m

• Eliot Chard (U23) – 2:03.0
• Gregory Hayward (U17) – 2:07.5
• Seamus Robinson (U15) – 2:08.8 (PB)

Hammer

• Karen Jones (V55) – 34.41m

Westwood & Merrett strike double-gold, as Yate bring home twenty one medals!  9 Gold, 3 Silver, 9 Bronze.

Abdi Hasan set a championship Best Performance, Jodie Dale set a new Club Record

In 2017 Yate won 17 medals at these Championships (6 Gold, 6 Silver and 5 Bronze)

RESULTS

U13

• SP:  3rd – Adam Merrett – 6.01m
• DT:  3rd – Adam Merrett – 14.92m

U15

• 100m:  7th in Heats – Fiona Barkley – 13.70s
• 80mH:  3rd – Luke Ball – 12.33s
• 80mH: 10th – Adam Nolan – 14.80s
• 1500m:  3rd – Dalis Jones – 4:48.39s
• HJ:  1st – Fiona Barkley – 1.60m
• LJ:  2nd – Luke Ball – 5.69m
• LJ:  5th – Fiona Barkley – 4.95m
• DT:  1st – Owen Merrett – 28.40m (PB)
• DT:  3rd – James Viner – 27.50m
• HT:  1st – Owen Merrett – 48.09m
• HT:  3rd – James Viner – 44.ssm

U17

• 800m:  1st – Abdi Hasan – 1:57.20s (CHAMPIONSHIP BEST PERFORMANCE)
• 1500m: 8th – Seamus Robinson – 4:27.72s
• 3000m:  2nd – Rosie Hamilton-James – 10:49.00
• 1500m SC:  3rd – Emily Whitaker – 5:37.98s
• HT:  1st – Toby Conibear – 55.84m
• JT:  1st – Jodie Dale – 35.25m (PB + CLUB RECORD)

U20

• 400m:  Joint 1st – Annie Lewis – 59.38s (PB)
• 2000mSC:  4th – Aiden Noble – 7:13.35s (PB)
• HJ:  2nd – David Thomas – 1.65m

SENIOR

• 100m:  1st – Yvette Westwood – 12.31s (SB)
• 200m:  1st – Yvette Westwood – 25.60s
• 5000m:  3rd – Joe Connors – 16:05.58s

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  Adam 3rd (x2) & Owen Merrett 1st (x2)

  

  Owen Merrett 1st, James Viner 3rd

  

  Jodie Dale 1st

  
  

  

  Annie Lewis, joint 1st

  

  Toby Conibear, 1st

  

  Luke Ball, 2nd

  
  

WE ARE STAYING UP!

There were so many excellent performances, where every single point counted in keeping us up.  Here is a list of the days Personal Best Performances:

• 300m – Tilly Spinney (U15) – 49.4s
• 800m – Finley Beresford (U15) – 2:40.6
• 1500m – Seamus Robinson (U15) – 4:26.9s
• 1500m – Katie Whitaker (U15) – 5:33.4s
• 75mH – Naomi Dawson (U15) – 12.9s
• HJ – Grace Horswell (U15) – 1.30m
• HJ – Sophie Lane (U13) – 1.15m
• HJ – Megan Rose-Dunsby (U13) – 1.15m
• PV – Adam Nolan (U15) – 2.30m
• LJ – Ella Bradley (U15) – 3.42m
• LJ – Megan Rose-Dunsby (U13) – 3.67m
• SP – Darcey Phipps (U15) – 7.04m
• JT – Theo Spurrell (U15) – 36.42m
• JT – Lucas Harrell (U13) – 24.82m

200m – Gregory Hayward (U17) – 25.9s

1500m – Paul Chard (Senior) – 4:20.5s

1500m – Gregory Hayward (U17) – 4:35.1s

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First placed (A) Yate athletes:

• 200m – Ella Bradley (U15) – 28.6s
• 400m – Tom Pallot (SEN) – 51.5s
• 800m – Dalis Jones (U15) – 2:18.8s (PB)
• 1500m – Seamus Robinson (U15) – 4:29.9s
• 400mH – Hattie Dent (SEN) – 71.6s
• HJ – David Thomas (SEN) – 1.80m
• HJ – Luke Ball (U15) – 1.55m
• LJ – Fiona Barkley (U15) – 4.83m
• DT – Jodie Dale (U17) – 21.37m
• HT – Matt Spicer (SEN) – 38.58m
• HT – Toby Conibear (U17) – 54.96m
• HT – James Viner (U15) – 42.55m
• JT – Theo Spurrell (U15) – 34.49m
• JT – Jai Patel (U13) – 29.20m

David Thomas finished just outside the medals, in fourth place, with a new PB of 1.88m

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THREE MEDALS FOR YATE AC ATHLETES!

There was no need to worry about superstition, with 13 Yate & District Athletic Club athletes competing on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th, at the biggest Schools Championships of the year…, THREE Yate athletes returned with a medal!

First up early Friday morning were Owen Merrett and James Viner in the Junior Boys Hammer.  This duo are well used to training and competing together, with varying results.  Ranked second in the UK going in to the competition, on paper, Owen was actually favourite for the Gold medal, as the top ranked hammer thrower is also the top ranked thrower in the country for his favoured event, the Shot Put (athletes may only enter one event in these championships).  The form books were ripped up in this competition, as the eventual Gold medal winner improved his PB by a massive five and a half metres, which meant going in to the final round, Owen was in the Silver Medal position. Unluckily for Owen again, the Gloucestershire athlete produced a big two metre PB, leaving no opportunity for Owen to reply.  He must however feel extremely pleased with the Bronze.  James had a magnificent competition and should be extremely happy with his new PB and fifth place.  He is now just centimetres away from that 45m National Standard!

Being bottom of the age group this year, last years Silver medalist, Toby Conibear, had to fight hard to make ‘the cut’ in the Inter Boys hammer.  He just about managed to do this, as he was in eighth position after his first three throws.  This was just as well, as he went on to throw a PB in the sixth and final round and move up one place, to seventh, with a National Standard performance.

The hard work on the Yate High Jump training apron is obviously really paying off, as Fiona Barkley won a Silver medal in the Junior Girls High Jump with a National Standard performance and Luke Ball won Bronze in the Junior Boys High Jump, again, with a National Standard performance.  Both athletes competing in their first English Schools.   In the Senior Boys age group, Jack Moore finished a very creditable 11th place.

Dan Brooks won his Senior Boys 100m heat with an Entry Standard, he then finished third in his Semi Final, again with an Entry Standard.  He then finished fifth in the Final, again with an Entry Standard performance.

Hannah Hobbs finished in Seventh place of the Senior Girls 3000m with a National Standard performance.

Dalis Jones finished eighth in her heat of the Junior Girls 1500m, with an Entry Standard.

Max Elliot and Isaac Cory both finished in seventh place of their respective heats of the Inter Boys 200m.

Nathaneal Mitchell finished fifth in his heat of the Inter Boys 400m.

Abdi Hasan finished third in his heat of the Inter Boys 800m

CLICK HERE FOR FULL RESULTS ON MIDLAND LEAGUE WEBSITE

An away win in the searing heat takes us back to the top of the league!

The team responded brilliantly to the disruption caused by the late cancellation of the Hammer and Discus and injury withdrawals to take an away win and return to the top of the league by one league point from Birchfield.

Tamworth continued their season of consistent performances with second place on the day and pipping Birchfield by one match point, followed up by Cheltenham & County, Notts and Wolves & Bilston. The last match is likely to be between us and Birchfield for the league victory with Cheltenham and Notts fending of relegation and Wolves almost certainly going down.

Winning is great, but as importantly we had another great day out with athletes pitching in, multiple team debutantes adding to their experience, mutual support all round and athletes and supporters enjoying themselves. Sadie Gledson smiling all the way down the 100mH is a perfect example and she was also 3rd which isn’t bad for a long jumper who hasn’t trained for hurdles in years.

Other examples that typify the teams commitment and spirit of adventure is Jo Smerdon advising our two male novice Shot Putters of Simon Hamman (horizontal jumper) and Tim White (vet endurance runner) on how to get legal throws; Jess Mead (Hammer thrower) travelling just to do her ‘help out’ event of the 400mH; and Jodie Dale doing the same for the Javelin despite her Discus being cancelled.

It is unusual to have so many debutantes at this point in the season, but it is part of the teams remit that we offer athletes additional competitive opportunities. New to the team and this type of competition were James Casling (400mH and possibly the first s/chase guest in league history), Claudia Spice (1500m), and Amena Kofi & Olivia Knight in the 100m and 4x100m relay. Familiar with this level of competition, but new to the Midland League team were Ben Tulloch, Mike Proffitt, Julia Cook, Olivia Wilding with remarkably her first 4x400m relay along with Hannah Hobbs, and finally a long term supporter of the team in Emma Jolliffe who ran her first individual team event.

The next match is in Nottingham on the 5th of August when we have the chance to secure our second League victory in a row and have another good day out no matter the result.

Results are now on power of 10 and the club affiliations are being corrected along with James Casling’s 200m s/c result being corrected to 2000m: https://www.thepowerof10.info/results/results.aspx…

You wouldn’t think it was a great day for PB’s and SB’s with the heat and wind, but nonetheless a fair number of you managed it:

Women’s PB’s: Daisy Ackerman (800m), Jess Mead (400mH), Emily Whitaker (400mH)

Women’s SB’s: Olivia Knight (100m), Sarah Everitt (800m), Hannah Hobbs (1500m), Ana Maria Duran-Mingo (3000m), Emma Jolliffe (3000m), Tia Jackson (LJ & HJ), Lucy Durham (=HJ)

Men’s PB’s: Dan Schofield (1500m), Tim White (400mH & 2000m S/C), James Casling (400mH & 2000m S/C), Robbie Stewart (2000m S/C), Simon Hammann (SP), Jonny Shine (JT)

Men’s SB’s: Abdi Hasan (800m), Tim White (1500m), Joe Connors (5000m), Jack Moore (=110mH), Jonny Shine (TJ)

Report by Team Managers, Steve Grant, Pete Mountain and Matt Muggeridge

200m: Gregory Hayward (U17) – 25.8s (PB)

Mile: Gregory Hayward (U17) – 5:05.1 (PB)

High Jump: Luke Ball (U15) – 1.75m

Full results here

Yate finished second overall to North Somerset, by just 11.5 Match Points.

Our U11 Girls Quadkids teams made a stunning season debut.  Team-mates, Arisa, Natasha, Lilia, Amy, and Maddison finished in first place!

ONE AVON LEAGUE RECORD

• Fiona Barkley set a new League Record in the U15 High Jump with 1.63m

TWO CLUB RECORDS

• Amy Nolan broke her own Yate AC standing long jump record with a huge leap of 2.09m, beating team mate Natasha by 1 cm!
• Arisa Burgess achieved the top girls score of the match with 234 points, which is a new Yate AC record and also places her in 2nd position on the Quadkids all time Top Twenty score board!

CHAMPIONS!

Winning this third, and final, match sealed Team Avon’s status as League Champions, beating Cardiff AAC by two League Points.

Full results here

400m:  Kane Lee (SEN) 51.85s

Hammer:  Owen Merrett (U15) 46.09m

100m

• 14.1s Adam Nolan (U15)
• 12.7s Jonny Mead (U17) PB

300m

• 42.6s Adam Nolan (U15)

400m

• 60.5s Jonny Mead (U17) PB

800m

• 2:13.6s Seamus Robinson (U15)
• 2:31.3s Amelia Honor (U15)

Shot

• 9.70m Toby Conibear (U17)
• 7.32m Jonny Mead (U17) PB
• 8.27m Owen Merrett (U15)
• 5.78m Adam Merrett (U13)

Hammer

• 49.76m Toby Conibear (U17)
• 46.92m Owen Merrett (U15)
• 40.20m James Viner (U15)
• 12.41m Adam Merrett (U13) PB
• 37.69m Karen Jones (V55) PB

Javelin

• 25.95m Jonny Mead (U17) PB
• 25.59m Toby Conibear (U17)
• 25.82m Owen Merrett (U15)
• 24.82m Adam Nolan (U15)
• 30.88m Jodie Dale (U17)
• 18.16m Adam Merrett (U13) PB

15th:  Aidan Noble (U17) – 19:14

4th – David Thomas (U20) High Jump – 1.75m

PENTATHLON

• 2nd – Luke Ball (U15) – 2705pts – PB
• 15th – Adam Nolan (U15) – 1623pts – PB
• 12th – Fiona Barkley (U15) – 2505pts – PB

OCTATHALON

• 11th – Liam Hillier (U17) – 3521pts – PB

EVENT PB’s

• Adam Nolan – Hurdles (13.98s), High Jump (1.35m)
• Fiona Berkley – 800m (2:50.81s), High Jump (1.65m), Shot (5.40m)
• Liam Hillier – 1500m (4:50.44s), Hurdles (15.86s), High Jump (1.65m), Long Jump (5.00m), Shot (7,79m), Discus (23.16m), Javelin (25.99m)
• Luke Ball – Long Jump (5.77m), Shot (9.66m)

CLUB RECORDS

• Luke Ball – U15 Pentathalon
• Fiona Barkley – U15 High Jump

5000m

• 17:06.49 – James Harod (U17) – PB
• 17:16.56s – Aiden Noble (U20)

Results on the Bristol & West website.

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Unfortunately, despite all our best efforts we remained in 5th place at the end meaning we will head to the promotion final in Swindon on 21st July.

A great day for Owen Merrett, following his disappointment the day before at the South West Schools.  He sailed to Second in the UK Rankings for the U15 Hammer with a massive new PB of 48.83m (AAA Grade 1 performance).

Fiona Barkley also achieved a AAA Grade 1 Standard, as she comfortably won the U15 Girls High Jump with 1.62m

Other Yate wining performances were:

• Seamus Robinson (U15) 1500m A – 4:33.00
• Luke Ball (U15) High Jump A – 1.66m (AAA Grade 3 performance)
• Theo Spurrell (U15) Discus B – 23.20m
• Sashah Pashaei Tarighoun (U15) Hammer B – 24.27m
• Owen Merrett (U15) Javelin A – 31.68m
• Adam Nolan (U15) Javelin B – 25.82m
• Grace Horswell (U15) 800m B – 2:41.67
• Dalis Jones (U15) 1500m A – 4:56.50
• Amelia Honor (U15) 1500m B – 5:12.20
• Dalis Jones (U15) Long Jump B – 4.25m

Pat Gallagher won the V70 800m in 3:34.82s AND the 1500m in a seasons best time of 7:14.65s

Karen Jones won the V55 Hammer, with a Seasons Best 36.23m

POWER OF 10 RESULTS

GOLD MEDALS

• Abdi Hasan – Inter Boys 800m
• Hannah Hobbs – Senior Girls 3000m

SILVER MEDALS

• James Viner – Junior Boys Hammer
• Toby Conibear – Inter Boys Hammer
• Nathanael Mitchell – Inter Boys 400m
• Luke Ball – Junior Boys High Jump
• Dalis Jones – Junior Girls 1500m

BRONZE MEDALS

• Isaac Cory – Inter Boys 200m
• Jodie Dale – Inter Girls Javelin

100m h1 – 3rd:  Yvette Westwood (U23) – 12.75s

Ciaran Merrett (U10 Boys)

• Long Jump – 2.68m

Adam Merrett (U13 Boys)

• Shot Put – 5.71m
• Hammer – 11.22m (PB)
• Discus – 14.50m

Owen Merrett (U15 Boys)

• Shot Put – 9.16m (PB)
• Discus – 24.80m
• Hammer – 43.78m

6th Aidan Noble (U17) – 36:44 (PB)

69th Katie Matthews (V40) – 46:12

Results taken from Power of 10 website.  Most athletes clubs are named as “Avon Schools”.  The following athletes clubs are recorded as Yate:

• 2nd Daniel Brooks (U20) 100m – 10.95s
• 1st Dalis Jones (U15) 1500m – 4:49.54s
• 1st Hannah Hobbs (U20) 3000m – 10:05.60s
• 2nd James Harrod (U17) 3000m – 9:40.73s (PB)
• 4th Georgia Crew (U17) 80mH – 15.86s
• 1st Jack Moore (U20) HJ – 1.86m
• 2nd David Thomas (U20) HJ – 1.83m
• 1st Liam Hillier (U17) PV – 3.24m
• 2nd Lucy Durham (U20) TJ – 10.48m
• 1st Georgia Crew (U17) TJ – 10.52m (PB)
• 3rd Toby Conibear (U17) SP – 10.11m (PB)
• 2nd Toby Conibear (U17) DT – 27.46m
• 1st Toby Conibear (U17) HT – 52.49m

• 3rd: Dylan Armstrong (U17M) – 200m – 24.7s
• 2nd: Luke Ravenhill (U17M) –  400m – 55.0s (PB)
• 3rd:  Tilly Spinney (U15G) – 800m – 2:26.8s (PB)
• 1st:  Ben Latham (U17M) – Pole Vaut – 3.15m (PB)
• 3rd:  Ruby Ogborne (U17W) – Long Jump – 4.83m
• 4th:  Ruby Ogborne (U17W) – Triple Jump – 9.09m
• 2nd:  Ross Webb (U15B) – Javelin – 32.95m (PB)
• 1st:  Jodie Dale (U17W) – Javelin – 34.05m (PB) NEW CLUB RECORD

Junior Boys Hammer

Swindon’s Harry Ricketts (UK Rank 2) faced up against the two boys from Yate, Owen Merrett (UK Rank 4) and James Viner (UK Rank 5).

On this occasion it was Owen who took the honours, with his first round performance of 46.02m.  A new personal best and an English Schools National Standard.

Team mate James also threw his best in Round One, an English School Entry Standard of 40.20m.  This was enough for second place until the sixth and final round, when Ricketts managed to throw 41.08m

Junior Boys Discus

3rd – James Viner – 27.86m

Junior Boys Javelin

3rd – Owen Merrett – 32.03m

9th:  Aiden Noble (U17) 24.22s (PB)

10th:  Hannah Hobbs (U20) 24.22s (PB)

MATCH REPORT

We followed up our win in the first match with a gritty ‘roll your sleeves up performance to just take 3rd place with 2nd not too far off, but 5th or 6th a bit too close for comfort. There was no question that the competition has gone up a notch in this league with higher turnout and strong performances all round.

After two matches we are 2nd in the league, just one match point away from Birchfield Harriers, 1 ahead of Tamworth, 3 ahead of Notts with Wolves & Bilston and Cheltenham struggling 7 points back.

The Team Managers agreed that this match was one of our most difficult to fill in a long time, but in the end we had only 2 gaps out of 82 team spots which I think is the best turnout since we became involved.

Some of our regular were missing, but we had a fantastic team response in advance and on the day to fill the gaps, and that is unquestionably what made the difference in securing 3rd place on another incredibly hot day.

Highlight of the day for me was the response of the three U17’s Lexy Bond (TJ), Sadie Gledson (LJ and team debut), Emily Whittaker (middle distance, and team debut) along with Ana Maria Duran Mingo (middle distance) in volunteering to do the obstacle races of the 100mH and 400mH. All of these athletes ran the risk of compromising their main events to cover these vacant spots. Thanks also to Henrietta Anstey for considering the 100mH but finding she was just too vertically challenged but also doing a fine job helping out younger athletes through the day.

Emily Whittaker (400mH, 1500m and TJ) and Rosie Hamilton James (3000m) also pitched in to the 4x400m relay along with Daisy Ackerman (800m, 400m) and our established lead of Georgia Taylor. It was a quiet day for our ever reliable Sarah Everitt with “only” the middle distance double of 800m and 1500m.

Other have a go heroes were Darren Tremble in his team debut and doing the Hammer, Javelin and the more familiar but rusty 400mH; Tim White in the Shot Putt and 3000m S/C; Robbie Stewart doubling up in 400mH and 3000m s/c; Jonny Shine returning to the team to fill the Long Jump, Triple Jump and Pole Vault slots with Liam Hillier also filling in the Triple Jump and 100m relay on top of his regular events. Matt Spicer did his usual cover job competing in three events (Hammer, Shot and Discus) and said the Hammer throwing of Darren had shown him things he’d never seen before – it’s never too late to learn Matt.

Our female throwers did a great job of covering all events between them – Jo Smerdon, Karen Jones, Anhya Kerr, Jodie Dale (U17 and winning the B string Javelin on her debut) and Maria Townsend who gave up competing in her own event to help out the team. Hannah Lewis (U17) kept the flag flying in the women’s pole vault and Lucy Durham pitched in with the High Jump in addition to her normal Triple Jump with Emily John going from High Jump to join our three established sprinters in the 4x100m.

There were great performances from our sprinters with a double win in the 100m for Tia Jackson and Dan Brooks in the tricky outside lane that ended on a concrete cycle velodrome. They were backed up in the B string by team debutants Zara Gabbidon and Tai-Jan Diedrich; double wins in the men’s High Jump A and B string for Jack Moore (also 110mH) and David Thomas; super savvy run from U17 Rosie Hamilton James in the 3000m; thrilling runs in the men’s middle distance races with a 1st and 2nd in the A and B string from Ben Robinson and Adam Wilson and a charge for the line in the 3000m with David Awde and Luke Evans giving us a 3rd ( 0.1s from 2nd) and 1st in the A and B strings.

I’ll never say no to a match where we win lots of individual events and take the day, but events like Wolverhampton when everyone pitches in to give it a go are great.

Thanks to everyone who competed, supported and our brilliant officials who yet again got us full points and are as much a part of securing 3rd place as anyone.

The next match is closer to home in Cheltenham on the 8th of July.

Results are now on power of 10 and the club affiliations are being corrected as well as the Brooks boy’s results: https://www.thepowerof10.info/results/results.aspx…

Take a look at all these PB’s and SB’s:

Women’s PB’s: Lexy Bond (100mH), Sadie Gledson (100mH), Emily Whitaker (400mH), Ana Maria Duran Mingo (400mH), Daisy Ackerman (400m & 800m), Rosie Hamilton-James (3000m), Lucy Durham (HJ), Jodie Dale (JT)

Women’s SB’s: Zara Gabbidon (200m), Sarah Everitt (800m), Tia Jackson (LJ), Jo Smerdon (SP & DT), Maria Townsend (HT), Anhya Kerr (JT), Lexy Bond (TJ)

Men’s PB’s: Tai-Jan Diedrich (100m), Robbie Stewart (400mH & 3000m S/C), Darren Tremble (HT & JT), Tim White (3000m S/C & SP)

Men’s SB’s: Rob Phillips (200m), Andrew Dean-Young (400m), Abdi Hasan (800m), Ben Robinson (1500m), David Awde (3000m), Luke Evans (3000m), Jack Moore (110mH), Darren Tremble (400mH), Jonny Shine (LJ & TJ), Matt Spicer (SP & DT).

Steve Grant, Pete Mountain and Matt Muggeridge

NEW CLUB RECORD! – Non-scoring Guest, Adam Brooks, equalled the U20 High Jump Club Record of 2.00m

Liam Hillier (U17 Men)

• High Jump – 1.60m (PB)
• 400m – 56.67s (PB)

James Viner (U15 Boys)

• Hammer – 41.00m

RESULTS – YDL WEBSITE

Cardiff AAC used home advantage to reverse the result from Round One, leaving Team Avon in second place.

However, Team Avon still top the table, by 74 Match Points.

Yate performances:

• Nathanael Mitchell (U20) – 2nd B – 200m
• Josh Snook (U20) – 1st A – 400m
• Jack Moore (U20) – 3rd A – 100mH
• Jack Moore (U20) – 1st A – HJ
• David Thomas (U20) – 1st B – HJ
• David Thomas (U20) – 5th A – SP
• David Thomas (U20) – 4th A – DT
• Annie Lewis (U20) – 3rd A – 400m
• Alexis Bond (U20) – 3rd B – 400m
• Jessica Mead (U20) – 3rd A – 400mH
• Jessica Mead (U20) – 2nd B – HT
• Alexis Bond (U20) – 1st B – TJ
• Max Elliott (U17) – 5th A – 100m
• Isaac Cory (U17) – 2nd B – 100m
• Max Elliott (U17) – 5th A – 200m
• Isaac Cory (U17) – 1st B – 200m
• Nathanael Mitchell – 2nd A – 400m
• Dylan Armstrong (U17) – 1st B – 400m
• Greg Hayward (U17) – 2nd B – 800m
• Abdi Hasan (U17) – 2nd A – 1500m
• Greg Hayward (U17) – 2nd B – 1500m
• James Harrod (U17) – 2nd A – 3000m
• Liam Hillier (U17) – 2nd B – 100mH
• Liam Hillier (U17) – 1st A – PV
• Ben Latham (U17) – 1st B – PV
• Toby Conibear (U17) – 2nd B – SP
• Toby Conibear (U17) – 6th A – DT
• Toby Conibear (U17) – 2nd A – HT
• Rhiannon Paton (U17) – 1st A – 1500m
• Rosie Hamilton James (U17)- 2nd A – 3000m
• Jodie Dale (U17) – 3rd B – SP
• Jodie Dale (U17) – 1st A – JT
• Hannah Lewis (U17) – 3rd A – PV
• Georgia Crew (U17) – 2nd A – TJ

Amelia Honor (U15 Girls) – 800m – 2:30.1s

QUAD KIDS RESULTS

PERSONAL BEST PERFORMANCES

• Lewis Wall (U17) – 100m – 15.1s
• Alfie King (U15) – 100m – 12.96s
• Lucas Harrell (U13) – 100m – 15.8s
• Felicity Whiteway (U13) – 150m – 22..58s
• James Edwards (U20) – 400m – 54.66s
• Jonathan Mead (U17) – 400m – 62.4s
• Will Bridges (U20) – 800m – 2:09.58s
• Henry Watling (U15) – 800m – 2:13.47
• Megan Witham (U15) – 800m – 2:51.61s
• Seamus Robinson (U15) – 800m – 2:12.68s
• George Peacock (U13) – 800m – 2:38.77s
• Laura Chance (U13) – 800m – 2:33.88s
• Fiona Barkley (U15) – HJ – 1.63m – CLUB RECORD
• Hannah Lewis (U17) – PV – 2.30m
• Zach Moffatt (U13) – LJ – 4.16m
• Daniel Falconer (U13) – LJ – 3.47m
• Chloe Pitts (U20) – HT – 36.66m
• Evie Boucher-White (U15) – HT – 28.57m
• Toby Conibear (U17) – JT – 25.65m
• Liam Hillier (U17) – JT – 22.80m
• Jonathan Mead (U17) – JT – 22.31m
• Lewis Wall (U17) – JT – 16.14m
• Hannah Lewis (U17) JT – 20.31m
• George Peacock (U13) – JT – 19.80m
• Daniel Falconer (U13) – JT – 16.77m
• Felicity Whiteway (U13) – JT – 9.34m

Racing in the sunset. Kane Lee wins the 200m in 24.56s

Well, that was a hot one!!

Massive well done to all athletes that braved the heat and competed as part of Yate and District AC. Massive PB’s all round by the majority and I think the day was enjoyed by all…

A wonderful atmosphere and great team spirit meant we remained above Bath by some lead…

Sam

RESULTS

1st Place finishes:

• Laura Chance – 1200m U13 Girls A – 4:02.5 (PB)
• Seamus Robinson – 1500m U15 Boys A – 4:35.2
• Dalis Jones – 1500m U15 Girls A – 4:49.0
• Tilly Spinney – 1500m U15 Girls B – 5:07.3 (PB)
• Luke Ball – High Jump U15 Boys A – 1.84m (PB and CLUB RECORD)
• Fiona Barkley – High Jump U15 Girls A – 1.62m (PB and CLUB RECORD)
• James Viner – Discus U15 Boys A – 28.14m (PB)
• Owen Merrett – Discus U15 Boys B – 26.46m
• Owen Merrett – Hammer U15 Boys A – 40.49m
• James Viner – Hammer U15 Boys B – 38.54m
• Owen Merrett – Javelin U15 Boys A – 35.61m (PB)
• Adam Nolan – Javelin U15 Boys B – 29.60m
• Jai Patel – Javelin U13 Boys A – 29.62m (PB)

• 5th – Brett Halliwell (31:49)
• 28th – Joe Connors (33.13)
• 93rd – Aiden Noble (37:16)

U15 BOYS HAMMER THROW

Possibly one of the Country’s most interesting and as it turned out, exciting competitions, saw the UK Number 2, Owen Merrett, up against his training partner and UK number 4, James Viner.  As if that wasn’t enough, both lads had to also face the UK number 3, Harry Ricketts from Swindon.

On the day it was Ricketts who took the spoils, who set a new PB and Championship Record in doing so.  Frustratingly, this was just a mere 3cm ahead of Viner.

• 2nd – James Viner – 43.94m (PB)
• 3rd – Owen Merrett – 42.74m

OTHER RESULTS

• 2nd Arissa Burgess (U11G) 75m – 11.62s
• 1st Arissa Burgess (U11G) 600m – 2:03.12
• 2nd Adam Merrett (U13B) SP – 5.98m
• 2nd Adam Merrett (U13B) DT – 16.14m (PB)
• 5th Adam Merrett (U13B) JT – 17.97m (PB)
• 2nd James Viner (U15B) SP – 8.28m
• 2nd James Viner (U15B) DT – 23.82m (PB)
• 1st Owen Merett (U15B) DT – 27.54 (PB)
• 2nd Owen Merett (U15B) JT – 32.48m

• 1st Lucas Harrell (U13B) JT- 19.92m (PB)
• 1st Imogen Latham (U13G) JT – 13.83m (PB)
• 1st Hattie Dent (SEN) 400mH – 70.2s
• 1st Ben Latham (U17M) PV – 3.05m (PB)
• 2nd Megan Williams (U17W) 100m – 13.7s
• 2nd Bryn Davies (U17B) 3000m – 9:49.3 (PB)
• 3rd Harry Williams (U15B) 100m – 15.0s
• 3rd Thomas King (U15B) 100m – 14.5s (PB)
• 3rd Dylan Armstrong (U20M) 200m – 24.7s
• 3rd Harry Williams (U15B) LJ – 4.12m (PB)
• 3rd Imogen Latham (U13G) LJ – 3.93m (PB)
• 4th Ben Latham (U20M) 100m – 12.5s (PB)
• 4th Luke Moffatt (U15B) 100m – 15.3s
• 4th Megan Williams (U17W) 200m – 28.2s (PB)
• 4th Tilly Spinney (U15G) 800m – 2:28.5s (PB)
• 4th Megan Williams (U17W) PV – 1.80m
• 4th Luke Moffatt (U15B) LJ – 4.11m
• 5th Dylan Armstrong (U20M) 400m – 55.5s
• 5th Harry Williams (U15B) HJ – 1.30m
• 5th Zach Moffatt (U13B) LJ – 3.64m
• 5th Megan Williams (U17W) SP – 6.61m
• 6th Imogen Latham (U13G) 100m – 14.9s
• 6th Lucas Harrell (U13B) LJ – 3.57 (PB)
• 13th Megan Witham (U15G) 1500m – 6:00.6 (PB)

MEDAL TABLE

Yate/Westbury athletes only:

CHAMPIONSHIP BEST PERFORMANCE

• Luke Ball (U15B) High Jump – 1.80m

PERSONAL BEST PERFORMANCES

• Laura Chance (U13G) 1500m – 5:18.97 (2nd)
• Clementine Lee (U13G) 1500m – 5:20.30 (4th)
• Caitlin Witham (U13G) 1500m – 5:57.06 (6th)
• Sophie Lane (U13G) 1500m – 6:10.46 (7th)
• Maddox Davies (U13G) 100m – 13.90 (heats. 2nd in Final with 13.97)
• Molly Bryant (U13G) 200m – 29.86 (2nd)
• Emma Champion (U13G) 100m – 14.00 (heats)
• Phoebe Havard (U13G) 200m – 29.37 (1st)
• George Peacock (U13B) 1500m – 5:04.91 (1st)
• William Taylor (U13B) LJ – 2.95m (4th)
• Daniel Falconer (U13B) DT – 19.94m (1st)
• Amelia Honor (U15G) 1500m – 5:19.15 (6th)
• Fiona Barkley (U15G) 75mH – 12.70 (1st)
• Fiona Barkley (U15G) LJ – 5.19 (1st)
• Naomi Dawson (U15G) 300m – 46.84 (4th)
• Grace Horswell (U15G) 300m – 47.42 (5th)
• Ruby Saunders (U15G) 100m – 13.80 (heats.  7th in Final with 14.06)
• Ruby Saunders (U15G) 200m – 27.91 (3rd)
• Seamus Robinson (U15B) 1500m – 4:33.47 (3rd)
• Adam Nolan (U15B) PV – 2.12m (1st)
• Adam Nolan (U15B) JT – 30.32m (1st)
• Mackenzie Davies (U15B) LJ – 5.25m (3rd)
• Emily Whitaker (U17W) TJ – 9.45m (1st)
• Rosie Hamilton-Jones (U17W) 3000m (1st)
• Jodie Dale (U17W) JT – 32.84m (1st)
• James Harrod (U17M) 3000m – 9:46.89 (3rd)
• Isaac Cory (U17M) 100m – 11.82s (3rd)
• Toby Conibear (U17M) SP – 10.04m (2nd)
• Toby Conibear (U17M) DT – 26.58m (2nd)
• Liam Hillier (U17M) PV – 2.92m (1st)
• Liam Hillier (U17M) 400m – 57.60 (4th)
• Jessica Mead (U20W) 400mH – 77.32 (2nd)
• Jessica Mead (U20W) HT – 28.12m (2nd)
• Annie Lewis (U20W) 400m – 60.06 (1st)
• Kane Lee (SM) 400m – 50.54 (1st)
• Tom Pallot (SM) 400m – 51.38 (2nd)

STATISTICS

We won 57 medals in total, this is an improvement of one medal on the 2017 total.

• 30 Golds (same as 2017)
• 20 Silver (4 more than 2017)
• 7 Bronze (3 fewer than 2017)

OTHER NOTICEABLE PERFORMANCES

Brett Morse (Cardiff AAC) the 2012 Olympic Discus thrower, set a new Championship Best Performance.  His Brother Jay Morse (Cardiff AAC) attained the 56m qualification mark for the European Junior Championships Discus Throw.

75m

• Lilia Killourhey (U11) – 11.9s
• Ruby Tsangari (U11) – 11.7s (PB)
• Maddison Hillier-Smith (U11) – 13.5s

100m

• Nils Rehm (U20) – 12.1s (PB)
• Jonathan Mead (U17) – 12.8s (PB)

300m

• Adam Nolan (U15) – 41.8s (PB)
• Evie Green (U17) – 44.3s (PB)

400m

• Liam Hillier (U17) – 57.7s (PB)

600m

• Ruby Tsangari (U11) – 2:16.2s (PB)
• Maddison Hillier-Smith (U11) – 2:34.2s (PB)
• Lilia Killourhey (U11) – 2:16.9s
• Amy Nolan (U11) – 2:37.5s

800m

• Evie Green (U17) – 2.27.4s (PB)

1500m

• Dalis Jones (U15) – 4.44.4s (PB)

75mH

• Fiona Barkley (U15) – 13.00s
• Millie Watkins (U15) – 12.7s (PB)

400mH

• Jonathan Mead (U17) 67.9s

PV

• Liam Hillier (U17) – 2.90m (PB)
• Adam Nolan (U15) – 2.00m (PB)

LJ

• Fiona Barkley (U15) – 4.83m
• Dalis Jones (U15) – 4.59m (PB)
• Millie Watkins (U15) – 3.78m (PB)
• Ruby Tsangari (U11) – 3.19m (PB)
• Lilia Killourhey (U11) – 2.77m
• Maddison Hillier-Smith (U11) – 2.74m (PB)
• Amy Nolan (U11) – 2.36m

TJ

• Lucy Durham (U20) – 10.17m

DT

• Owen Merrett (U15) – 21.66m

HT

• Toby Conibear (U17) – 46.56m
• Owen Merrett (U15) – 44.33m (PB)
• James Viner (U15) – 38.16m
• Karen Jones (M55) – 34.34m

JT

• Adam Nolan (U15) – 26.95m (PB)

RESULTS

REPORT

We continue winning ways at the first match of the 2018 season

You can’t get better than a home win to start the season and that is what the combined Bristol & West/Yate & District team delivered at Yate. As League Champions you have a target on your back, but our regulars and new team members delivered on the day.

In the end, we won by 26 points in 408 from a strong but incomplete Birchfield team with Tamworth coming in 3rd after assembling a full team to travel on a Bank Holiday weekend. Notts AC, Cheltenham and Wolves filled the rest of the places.

Our field eventers led the way and finished as first women’s and men’s team. Our women’s track athletes were second to Birchfield with Notts not far behind while the men were third behind Tamworth and Birchfield with Cheltenham close behind us. With so many clubs in the mix it could be a very interesting year.

PB’s and SB’’s are listed below. While it’s not surprising to have such a long list of SB’s at this time of the year, there are plenty of PB’s which has good to be a good sign for those athletes.

This team is about more than how far, high or fast, so well done to our first year U17’s, masters and all between who competed in the league for the first time. Hannah Lewis celebrated by getting a 20cm PB in the Pole Vault; Liam Hillier filled his boots by competing in four events (1 PB and 1 SB); and Tim White (Vet) fancied doing the s/chase for the first time since school, did one trial race and then also added the 400mH on Match day to get the complete experience.

Of our regulars, Anhya Kerr turned up just before the Javelin started, collected her numbers, won the A string and went home with a season’s best – great stuff Anhya. Matt Spicer keeps leading from the front as athlete and coach with a win in the first event of the day (Hammer) and one of his training group, Toby Conibear, winning the B string. Andrew Thomas arrived for the Discus while others were thinking of leaving, popped out, and won the A string with Matt bookending the day with him in the B string.

Relays are always a likely source of drama and in this case it was the men’s 4x400m that delivered. Tom Pallot was our only recognised 400m man and led us off brilliantly to be at the front. The next two legs had Kurt Taylor (1500m and 3000m at the British Athletic League the day before and 1500m on the day) and Ben Robinson (5000m only 20 mins earlier and even less notice he was running the relay) who both ran like the wind to have us in a welcome but surprising first place. Up steps Liam Hillier in his first year as an U17 and after three events on the day. Taking over in first place makes is a scary place for an experienced 400m runner, but youth doesn’t know that and off Liam went in front of a screaming home crowd. He never looked phased and kept himself going right to the end to secure an amazing fourth place.

A home match requires a massive effort to get right from a whole host of officials, recorders, announcers, Yate volunteers and staff so thanks to everyone. We hope we made it worthwhile,

Women’s PB’s: Jess Mead (400mH), Natalie Griffiths (800m), Andrea Jesudason (=HJ), Hannah Lewis (PV)

Women’s SB’s: Tia Jackson (100m), Bethan Wakefield (100m & 200m), Liberty Pullen (100m), Henrietta Anstey (100m), Georgia Taylor (400m), Hannah Jackson (100mH), Hattie Dent (100mH & 400mH), Natalie Griffiths (1500m), Sarah Everitt (1500m), Ana Maria Duran-Mingo (3000m), Julia Belyavin (3000m), Sam Barrett (LJ), Andrea Jesudason (TJ & LJ), Georgia Crew (TJ), Christina Jones (SP & HT), Maria Townsend (DT), Karen Jones (HT), Anyha Kerr (JT)

Men’s PB’s: Dan Brooks (100m), Isaac Cory (100m), Kane Lee (100m & 200m), Josh Snook (400m), Tom Pallot (400m), Will Bridges (400m), James Edwards (400m), Robbie Stewart (400mH & 2000m S/C), Tim White (400mH & 2000m S/C), Kurt Taylor (1500m), Liam Hillier (=HJ)

Men’s SB’s: Simon Hammann (=LJ), Christian Pestell (LJ), Liam Hillier (TJ), David Thomas (=HJ), Matt Spicer (SP, DT, HT), Toby Conibear (SP, HT), Andrew Thomas (HT), Matt Muggeridge (JT), Anthony Glover (1500m), Mark Ellery (200m), Ben Robinson (5000m), Dan Schofield (5000m),

Thanks to everyone who competed, supported and willed us on. We roll on to Wolverhampton on Sunday the 3rd of June and the cycle of Team Managers checking availability will start again soon.

Results are not on Pof10 yet but will be soon. There are usually a few club affiliation errors and we will get them fixed.

Steve Grant, Pete Mountain and Matt Muggeridge

Team Avon comfortably won the match with 724 Match Points, ahead of second place Cardiff AAC, on 607 points!

Yate Point scorers:

• 100m (U20) Daniel Brooks – 1st B
• 200m (U20) Josh Snook – 1st B
• 400m (U20) Josh Snook – 1st A
• 110mH (U20) Jack Moore – 1st B
• HJ (U20) David Thomas – 1st A
• HJ (U20) Jack Moore – 1st B
• 100m (U20) Annie Lewis – 2nd B
• 200m (U20) Annie Lewis – 5th A
• 400m (U20) Harriet Emery – 4th A
• 400m (U20) Georgia Taylor – 1st A
• 400mH (U20) Jess Mead – 3rd A
• Triple Jump (U20) Lucy Durham – 2nd A
• 100m (U17) Max Elliott – 3rd B
• 400m (U17) Dylan Armstrong – 1st B
• 800m (U17) Greg Hayward – 2nd B
• 3000m (U17) James Harrod – 2nd A
• 3000m (U17) Bryn Davies – 1st B
• 100mH (U17) Liam Hillier – 1st B
• 1500m (U17) James Harrod – 1st B
• TJ (U17) Archie Davis-Grant – 1st B
• PV (U17) Liam Hillier – 2nd A
• SP (U17) Toby Conibear – 3rd B
• DT (U17) Toby Conibear – 6th A
• HT (U17) Toby Conibear – 1st A
• 3000m(U17) Rosie Hamilton-James – 2nd A
• 3000m (U17) Rhiannon Paton – 1st B
• 1500m (U17) Emily Whitaker – 3rd A
• LJ (U17) Ruby Ogborne – 3rd B
• HJ (U17) Emily John – 3rd A
• TJ (U17) Georgia Crew – 2nd A
• TJ (U17) Ruby Ogborne – 1st B
• PV (U17) Megan Williams – 4th A
• SP (U17) Jodie Dale – 6th A
• DT (U17) Jodie Dale – 4th A
• JT (U17) Jodie Dale – 2nd A

Yate performances that achieved an “AAA Standard”

• 100m (U20M)  Daniel Brooks – 10.89s (Grade 2 AAA Standard)
• 400m (U20M) Josh Snook – 50.37s (Grade 3 AAA Standard)
• 100m (U17M) Max Elliott – 11.79s (Grade 4 AAA Standard)
• Triple Jump (U17M) Archie Davis-Grant – 11.77m (Grade 4 AAA Standard)
• Hammer (U17M) Toby Conibear – 54.42m (Grade 2 AAA Standard)
• High Jump (U17W) Emily John – 1.55m (Grade 3 AAA Standard)
• Triple Jump (U17W) Georgia Crew – 9.72m (Grade 4 AAA Standard)
• Javelin (U17W) Jodie Dale – 31.46m (Grade 4 AAA Standard)

LUKE BALL (U15 BOYS) PENTATHLON – 3rd PLACE

2495 Points (PB)

• 800m – 2:21.01s (PB)
• 80m Hurdles – 12.77s
• High Jump – 1.73m
• Long Jump – 5.20m
• Shot Put – 9.27m (PB)

QUAD KIDS RESULTS

FIELD RESULTS

TRACK RESULTS

1500m – Adam Wilson (U23) – 4:16.61 (SB)

Owen Merrett
U15B HT 41.42 (Gold)
U15B DT 23.32 (Gold)
U15B JT 31.06 (Bronze)

Adam Merrett
U13B SP 4.49 (Silver)
U13B JT 14.90 (although a PB, just out of the medals in 4th)

• Nils Rehm U20 Men (T47) 200m – 24.17s (PB)
• James Harrod U17 Boys 3000m – 9:52.16s (PB)

Click for full days results (Power of 10)

1st place finishes:

• Kate Howard U15 Girls 800m ‘A’ – 2:28.0 (SB)
• Grace Horswell U15 Girls 800m ‘B’ – 2:35.3 (SB)
• Luke Ball U15 Boys High Jump ‘A’ –  1.83m (PB) NEW CLUB RECORD
• Luke Ball U15 Boys Long Jump ‘A’ – 5.55m (PB)
• James Viner U15 Boys Hammer ‘A’ – 42.33 (PB)
• Owen Merrett U15 Boys Hammer ‘B’ – 42.23m (PB)
• Owen Merrett U15 Boys Javelin ‘A’ – 32.94m (PB)

U13 BOYS

• Shot Put – Adam Merrett – 6.51m
• Shot Put – William Taylor – 4.77m
• Discus – Adam Merrett – 11.46m
• Discus – Daniel Falconer – 15.13m
• Discus – William Taylor – 12.46m
• Javelin – Jai Patel – 23.24m
• Javelin – Adam Merrett – 14.83m
• Javelin – William Taylor – 13.23m

U15 BOYS

• High Jump – Luke Ball – 1.72m (English Schools Entry Standard)
• Pole Vault – Adam Nolan – 1.50m
• Long Jump – Adam Nolan – 4.15m
• Long Jump – Harry Williams – 3.96m
• Shot Put – Luke Ball – 8.94m
• Shot Put – James Viner – 8.29m
• Discus – Owen Merrett – 23.61m
• Discus – James Viner – 20.45m
• Hammer – Owen Merrett – 40.28m (English Schools Entry Standard)
• Hammer – James Viner – 30.84m
• Javelin – Adam Nolan – 26.22m
• Javelin – Owen Merrett – 28.76m

U15 GIRLS

• Long Jump – Fiona Barclay – 4.47m

U17 MEN

• High Jump – Liam Hillier – 1.55m
• Pole Vault – Liam Hillier – 2.70m
• Hammer – Toby Conibear – 54.42m (English Schools Entry Standard)
• Javelin – Toby Conibear – 24.28m

U17 WOMEN

• Long Jump – Caitlin Beard – 4.20m
• Long Jump – Megan Williams – 4.02m
• Shot Put – Megan Williams – 6.77m

U20 WOMEN

• Triple Jump – Lucy Durham – 10.02m
• Hammer – Chloe Pitts – 31.85m

U20 MEN

• Hammer – Toby Conibear (U17) – 46.82m
• Javelin – Michael Holden – 37.75m

SENIOR WOMEN

• Javelin – Jo Smerdon – 24.80m

MASTERS

• Hammer – Eugene Lawlor (V60) – 48.29m
• Hammer – Karen Jones (V55) – 31.85m

Ellie Leather ran 2.11.16 for the 800m in California, finishing a close 2nd in her race.

This took 2 seconds off her PB and it also broke the Yate 800m Senior Women Club Record of 2:13.0 set by Joanna Presley in 1988!

YATE AC ATHLETES RESULTS

60 SX 2

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

8.92

-1.5

Caycee-Jay Perry

PB

U17

W

Yate

8.92

8.92

2

9.18

-1.5

Eva Purse

U15

W

Unattached

3

9.73

-1.5

Edith Mattacks

PB

U15

W

Team Bath

9.73

9.73

4

10.03

-1.5

William Taylor

SB

U13

M

Yate

10.03

9.50

60 SX 3

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

8.69

-1.5

Toby Conibear

PB

U17

M

Matt Spicer

Yate

8.69

8.69

2

8.77

-1.5

Megan Williams

PB

U17

W

Yate

8.77

8.77

3

8.83

-1.5

Ellie Breeze

PB

U15

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

8.83

8.83

4

8.85

-1.5

Abigail Williams

PB

U15

W

Mark Lodge

Yate

8.85

8.85

5

9.01

-1.5

Chloe Lewis

PB

U17

W

Cardiff

9.01

9.01

6

9.09

-1.5

Harry Williams

U15

W

Yate & District AC

7=

9.37

-1.5

Vicky Fear

V35

W

Lliswerry

9.06

8.80

7=

9.37

-1.5

Ian Long

SB

V35

M

Team Bath

9.37

9.12

60 SX 4

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

8.42

-1.7

Leon Danton

PB

U15

M

South Glos

8.42

8.42

2

8.52

-1.7

Seren Wenham

SB

U20

W

Helen Patricia James

Cardiff

8.52

8.50

3

8.78

-1.7

Eleni Francis

PB

U15

W

Team Bath

8.78

8.78

4

8.80

-1.7

Tamara Jackson

U13

W

Bristol & West

8.66

8.66

5

8.88

-1.7

Phoebe Havard

U13

W

Yate

8.63

8.63

6

8.90

-1.7

Jessica Lawrence

U23

W

University of West England

7

8.97

-1.7

Luke Game

SB

U15

M

Team Bath

8.97

8.77

60 SX 6

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

7.32

-1.5

Ben Wells

PB

U23

M

Yate/Gloucestershire Uni

7.32

7.32

2

7.68

-1.5

Benjamin Game

U17

M

Team Bath

7.67

7.67

3

7.84

-1.5

Micheal McDonagh

PB

U17

M

Team Bath

7.84

7.84

4

7.93

-1.5

Emmanuella Kone

U17

W

Helen Patricia James

Cardiff

7.68

7.68

5

7.97

-1.5

Luke Ball

U15

M

Jeremy Dale

Yate

7.84

7.84

6

8.00

-1.5

Luca Logue-Fonseca

U15

M

Cardiff

7.93

7.93

60 SX 7

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

7.10

-1.4

Daniel Trueman

SB

SEN

M

Darrell Maynard

Stroud/Cardiff Met Uni

7.10

6.86

2

7.38

-1.4

Tom Pallot

SB

U23

M

Yate/Bath Uni

7.38

7.31

3

7.45

-1.4

Rob Phillips

PB

U23

M

Sandra Woodman

Yate

7.45

7.45

4

7.56

-1.4

Matthew Bark Churchill

U17

M

Deborah Bray

Lavington Athletics

7.40

7.40

5

7.64

-1.4

Jordan Earley

SB

U23

M

Colin Baross

Team Bath/Wiltshire Schs

7.64

7.15

6

7.73

-1.4

Louis Joseph

PB

U17

M

Tristan Jamieson

Bristol & West

7.73

7.73

100 SX 1

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

13.84

-0.9

Finlay Franckom

U15

M

Yate & District AC

2

14.71

-0.9

Toby Swale

U13

M

Team Bath

3

15.02

-0.9

Cameron Eley

PB

U13

M

Newport

15.02

15.02

4

15.08

-0.9

Joseph Hall

PB

U13

M

Newport

15.08

15.08

5

15.17

-0.9

Josh Lewis

PB

U13

M

Bristol & West

15.17

15.17

6

15.49

-0.9

Nathaniel Smith

U11

M

Unattached

100 SX 2

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

14.5

Ryan Hocking

U13

M

Unattached

2

15.0

Caitlin Mander

PB

U15

W

Team Bath

15.0

15.0

3

15.5

Isabella Beckhaus

U15

W

Yate & District AC

4

15.7

Cleo Tunnicliffe

PB

U13

W

Bristol & West

15.7

15.7

5

15.8

Ruby Tsangari

U11

W

Unattached

6

16.2

Edith Mattacks

PB

U15

W

Team Bath

16.2

16.2

7

16.7

William Taylor

SB

U13

M

Yate

16.7

15.85

100 SX 3

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

14.4

MIllie Webb

PB

U13

W

Cardiff

14.4

14.4

2

14.5

Molly Bryant

PB

U13

W

Yate

14.5

14.5

3

14.6

Megan-Rose Dunsby

PB

U13

W

Yate

14.6

14.6

4

14.9

Harry Williams

SB

U15

M

Yate

14.9

14.8

5

15.1

Izzy Wheeler

PB

U13

W

Mendip

15.1

15.1

6

15.4

Milly McKenna

SB

U15

W

Taunton

15.4

14.77

7

15.6

Daniel Falconer

SB

U13

M

Yate

15.6

15.0

100 SX 4

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

14.3

Daisy Harvey

U17

W

Unattached

2

14.4

Anna Halliday

PB

U13

W

Peter Lane

Cardiff

14.4

14.4

3

14.5

Grace Fielder

PB

U13

W

Taunton

14.5

14.5

4

14.9

Lottie Stein

PB

U15

W

Bristol & West/Avon Schs

14.9

14.9

5

15.0

Ian Long

SB

V35

M

Team Bath

15.0

14.5

6

15.1

Lowri Harley

U17

W

Yate & District AC

7

15.4

Vicky Fear

SB

V35

W

Lliswerry

15.4

14.70

100 SX 5

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

14.1

Eleni Francis

PB

U15

W

Team Bath

14.1

14.1

2

14.3

Ellie Breeze

PB

U15

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

14.3

14.3

2

14.3

Emma Champion

SB

U13

W

Yate

14.3

14.28

4=

14.5

Francesca Sandy

SB

U15

W

Taunton

14.5

14.36

4=

14.5

Luke Game

SB

U15

M

Team Bath

14.5

14.3

6

14.6

Jessica Leigh

SB

U15

W

Bristol & West

14.6

14.3

100 SX 6

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

13.5

Jersey Jones

PB

U15

W

Jason Michael Quirke

Bridgend

13.5

13.5

2

13.8

Toby Conibear

PB

U17

M

Matt Spicer

Yate

13.8

13.8

3

14.2

Jessica Lewis

SB

U15

W

Paul Filer

Bristol & West

14.2

14.1

4=

14.3

Molly Type

SB

U13

W

Cardiff

14.3

14.29

4=

14.3

Jessica Lawrence

U23

W

University of West England

6=

14.4

Ruby Saunders

SB

U15

W

Westbury/Yate

14.4

14.05

6=

14.4

Cordelia Godger

U15

W

Newport Harriers

8

15.5

Henrietta Anstey

SB

V45

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

15.5

14.9

100 SX 7

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

13.7

-1.5

Ama Boateng

PB

U17

W

Ken Goodger

Newport

13.7

13.7

2

13.8

-1.5

Charlie Stockley-Jones

SB

U13

M

Peter Lane

Cardiff

13.8

13.66

3=

14.2

-1.5

Abigail Williams

SB

U15

W

Mark Lodge

Yate

14.2

13.9

3=

14.2

-1.5

Phoebe Havard

U13

W

Yate

13.82

13.82

3=

14.2

-1.5

Olivia Bagg

PB

U15

W

Taunton

14.2

14.2

6

14.3

-1.5

Fiona Barkley

SB

U15

W

Jeremy Dale

Yate

14.3

13.81

7

14.4

-1.5

Molly Bennett

SB

U20

W

Team Bath

14.4

13.0

8

14.5

-1.5

Maya Kendell

SB

U15

W

Taunton/Millfield Sch

14.5

13.93

100 SX 8

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

12.6

-1.5

Daniel Knuckle

PB

U20

M

Yate

12.6

12.6

2=

13.3

-1.5

Tiwaah Boateng

PB

U13

W

Newport

13.3

13.3

2=

13.3

-1.5

Kasavia Smolka-Headley

PB

U15

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

13.3

13.3

4=

14.0

-1.5

Megan Williams

SB

U17

W

Yate

14.0

13.6

4=

14.0

-1.5

Tamara Jackson

PB

U13

W

Bristol & West

14.0

14.0

4=

14.0

-1.5

Seren Rodgers

SB

U15

W

Taunton

14.0

13.41

4=

14.0

-1.5

Ebony Hammond

U15

W

Colin Baross

Team Bath

13.74

13.74

8

14.1

-1.5

Lily Bailey

U15

W

Bristol & West

13.7

13.7

100 SX 9

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

13.0

-1.2

Jasmine Barraclough

SB

U17

W

James Morgan

Newport

13.0

12.87

2

13.2

-1.2

Mia Breeze

U17

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

12.9

12.9

3=

13.5

-1.2

Zoe Owen

SB

U20

W

Jeremy Dale

Yate

13.5

12.9

3=

13.5

-1.2

Adam Nolan

SB

U15

M

Jeremy Dale

Yate

13.5

13.3

5

13.6

-1.2

Seren Wenham

SB

U20

W

Helen Patricia James

Cardiff

13.6

13.39

6

13.7

-1.2

Leon Danton

U15

M

South Gloucestershire AC

7

13.8

-1.2

Eve Pearson

SB

U17

W

Gwyn Jones

Cardiff

13.8

13.35

100 SX 10

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

12.5

-1.1

Luca Logue-Fonseca

PB

U15

M

Cardiff

12.5

12.5

2

13.0

-1.1

Imogen Leakey

SB

U17

W

Team Bath

13.0

12.96

3=

13.1

-1.1

Gabby Dickinson

SB

U15

W

Cardiff

13.1

13.05

3=

13.1

-1.1

Ellie Mount

SB

U17

W

Team Bath

13.1

12.9

3=

13.1

-1.1

Kirsty Law

SB

U17

W

Jason Michael Quirke

Barry & Vale

13.1

13.05

6

13.3

-1.1

Georgia Taylor

SB

U20

W

Jeremy Dale

Yate/Westbury

13.3

13.08

7

13.4

-1.1

Lydia Smith

SB

U15

W

Taunton

13.4

12.92

8

13.6

-1.1

Melissa Cooke

SB

SEN

W

Bristol & West

13.6

12.6

100 SX 11

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

12.1

-1.1

Edward Wilson

PB

U15

M

Tristan Jamieson

Bristol & West

12.1

12.1

2

12.8

-1.1

Luke Ball

U15

M

Jeremy Dale

Yate

12.73

12.73

3=

12.9

-1.1

Sarah Long

SB

U20

W

Team Bath/UWE

12.9

12.7

3=

12.9

-1.1

James Morgan

SB

SEN

M

Elwyn Jarrett

Newport

12.9

11.52

3=

12.9

-1.1

James Lynch

SB

U17

M

Yate

12.9

12.8

6

13.2

-1.1

Sophie Temple

U20

W

Garry Hunter

Gloucester

12.89

12.89

7

13.3

-1.1

Kirsty McBarnett

U23

W

University of West England

100 SX 13

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

12.1

-1.3

Benjamin Game

SB

U17

M

Team Bath

12.1

12.08

2=

12.5

-1.3

Sam Glenn

SB

U20

M

Yate/SGS Bristol Academy of Sport

12.5

12.22

2=

12.5

-1.3

Micheal McDonagh

PB

U17

M

Team Bath

12.5

12.5

2=

12.5

-1.3

James Chadwick

SB

U20

M

Team Bath

12.5

12.17

5

12.6

-1.3

Samantha Griffiths

SB

SEN

W

Kevin Williams

Cheltenham

12.6

12.1

6

12.7

-1.3

Zoe Nash

SB

U23

W

Kevin Williams

Newport/Cardiff Met Uni

12.7

12.30

100 SX 14

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

11.9

-1.4

Max Elliott

PB

U17

M

Yate

11.9

11.9

2

12.2

-1.4

Jack Stockley-Jones

SB

U17

M

Peter Lane

Cardiff

12.2

11.77

3

12.4

-1.4

Louis Joseph

SB

U17

M

Tristan Jamieson

Bristol & West

12.4

11.8

4=

12.5

-1.4

Sam Roberts

SB

U20

M

Colin Baross

Team Bath

12.5

11.96

4=

12.5

-1.4

Thomas Britt

U20

M

Unattached

100 SX 15

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

11.6

-1.5

Femi Akinbobola

PB

U17

M

Team Bath

11.6

11.6

2

11.8

-1.5

Tom Pallot

U23

M

Yate/Bath Uni

11.7

11.2

3

11.9

-1.5

Isaac Cory

PB

U17

M

Jeremy Dale

Yate

11.9

11.9

4

12.0

-1.5

Matthew Bark Churchill

SB

U17

M

Deborah Bray

Lavington Athletics

12.0

11.79

5=

12.1

-1.5

Joseph Keane

SB

U17

M

Team Bath

12.1

11.8

5=

12.1

-1.5

Ben Hillman

SB

U17

M

Cardiff

12.1

11.74

7

12.4

-1.5

Delano Stewart

SB

U20

M

Team Bath

12.4

11.8

100 SX 16

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

11.4

-1.9

Harry Hillman

SB

U23

M

Ian Grant

Cardiff/Brunel Uni London

11.4

11.39

2

11.6

-1.9

Oliver Monk

PB

SEN

M

Cheltenham

11.6

11.6

3

11.8

-1.9

Jake Burkey

SB

U20

M

Colin Baross

Team Bath

11.8

11.40

4=

11.9

-1.9

Rob Phillips

SB

U23

M

Sandra Woodman

Yate

11.9

11.50

4=

11.9

-1.9

Benjamin Tulloch

SB

U20

M

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

11.9

11.37

6

12.0

-1.9

Euco Lima

SEN

M

University of West England

7

12.2

-1.9

Charlie Bates

SB

U20

M

Chris Millard

North Somerset

12.2

11.32

100 SX 17

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

11.2

-1.8

Mikkel Bassue

SB

U20

M

Nick Harris

Bristol & West/SGS Bristol Academy of Sport/Virgin

11.2

10.86

2

11.3

-1.8

Daniel Trueman

SB

SEN

M

Darrell Maynard

Stroud/Cardiff Met Uni

11.3

10.7

3

11.4

-1.8

Tyler Williams

SB

U23

M

Kevin Williams

Swansea/Cardiff Met Uni

11.4

10.77

4=

11.8

-1.8

Owain Lloyd Hughes

U17

M

Kevin Williams

Neath

11.28

11.11

4=

11.8

-1.8

Louis Torto

SB

U23

M

Colin Baross

Team Bath

11.8

11.37

6

12.1

-1.8

Jordan Earley

SB

U23

M

Colin Baross

Team Bath/Wiltshire Schs

12.1

11.18

7

12.2

-1.8

Nathanael Mitchell

SB

U17

M

Yate

12.2

11.33

200 SX 1

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

28.9

-1.6

Finlay Franckom

U15

M

Yate & District AC

2

29.9

-1.6

Toby Swale

U13

M

Team Bath

3

30.0

-1.6

Ryan Hocking

U13

M

Unattached

4

31.2

-1.6

Joseph Hall

PB

U13

M

Newport

31.2

31.2

5

31.6

-1.6

Cameron Eley

PB

U13

M

Newport

31.6

31.6

6

31.8

-1.6

Isabella Beckhaus

U15

W

Yate & District AC

200 SX 2

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

26.9

Jonathan Mead

PB

U17

M

Jeremy Dale

Yate

26.9

26.9

2

29.7

Grace Fielder

PB

U13

W

Taunton

29.7

29.7

3

32.0

Henrietta Anstey

SB

V45

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

32.0

31.20

4

33.4

Daniel Falconer

SB

U13

M

Yate

33.4

32.4

5

35.4

William Taylor

PB

U13

M

Yate

35.4

35.4

200 SX 3

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

29.9

-1.6

Alice Matthews

SB

U13

W

Bristol & West

29.9

29.26

2

30.2

-1.6

Phoebe Havard

PB

U13

W

Yate

30.2

30.2

3

30.3

-1.6

MIllie Webb

PB

U13

W

Cardiff

30.3

30.3

4

30.9

-1.6

Cordelia Godger

U15

W

Newport Harriers

5

31.0

-1.6

Megan-Rose Dunsby

PB

U13

W

Yate

31.0

31.0

6

32.2

-1.6

Vicky Fear

V35

W

Lliswerry

30.86

30.22

200 SX 4

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

29.5

-1.8

Emma Champion

SB

U13

W

Yate

29.5

29.33

2

29.6

-1.8

Molly Type

SB

U13

W

Cardiff

29.6

29.54

3

29.8

-1.8

Eleni Francis

SB

U15

W

Team Bath

29.8

29.48

4

30.1

-1.8

Anna Halliday

U13

W

Peter Lane

Cardiff

29.52

29.52

5

30.2

-1.8

Maya Kendell

SB

U15

W

Taunton/Millfield Sch

30.2

29.08

6

30.4

-1.8

Jessica Mead

SB

U20

W

Jeremy Dale

Yate

30.4

29.39

7

31.4

-1.8

Jessica Leigh

SB

U15

W

Bristol & West

31.4

29.8

8

33.1

-1.8

Milly McKenna

SB

U15

W

Taunton

33.1

29.72

200 SX 5

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

28.3

-1.5

Tiwaah Boateng

U13

W

Newport

27.68

27.68

2=

28.6

-1.5

Olivia Bagg

PB

U15

W

Taunton

28.6

28.6

2=

28.6

-1.5

Ama Boateng

PB

U17

W

Ken Goodger

Newport

28.6

28.6

4

29.1

-1.5

Ebony Hammond

PB

U15

W

Colin Baross

Team Bath

29.1

29.1

5

29.4

-1.5

Seren Rodgers

SB

U15

W

Taunton

29.4

29.23

6

29.7

-1.5

Caycee-Jay Perry

PB

U17

W

Yate

29.7

29.7

7

30.0

-1.5

Ruby Saunders

SB

U15

W

Westbury/Yate

30.0

28.63

200 SX 6

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

26.3

Daniel Knuckle

PB

U20

M

Yate

26.3

26.3

2

27.6

Jersey Jones

PB

U15

W

Jason Michael Quirke

Bridgend

27.6

27.6

3

28.3

Kasavia Smolka-Headley

U15

W

Nick Harris

Bristol & West

27.38

27.38

4

28.7

Charlie Stockley-Jones

U13

M

Peter Lane

Cardiff

27.96

27.83

5=

29.2

Toby Conibear

SB

U17

M

Matt Spicer

Yate

29.2

28.9

5=

29.2

Megan Williams

SB

U17

W

Yate

29.2

28.25

7

29.5

Abigail Williams

SB

U15

W

Mark Lodge

Yate

29.5

28.5

8

30.1

Chloe Darlington

SB

U20

W

Marlborough & District Junior

30.1

28.5

200 SX 8

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

26.0

Charlie Binning

U20

M

Unattached

2

27.2

Kirsty Law

U17

W

Jason Michael Quirke

Barry & Vale

27.10

27.10

3

27.4

Kirsty McBarnett

U23

W

University of West England

4

27.6

Gabby Dickinson

SB

U15

W

Cardiff

27.6

26.92

5

27.7

Katie Robbins

SB

U20

W

Jeremy Dale

Yate

27.7

27.05

6

28.1

Adam Nolan

SB

U15

M

Jeremy Dale

Yate

28.1

27.11

200 SX 9

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

26.9

-1.9

Liam Hillier

SB

U17

M

Sam Hillier-Smith

Yate

26.9

26.76

2

27.0

-1.9

Imogen Leakey

SB

U17

W

Team Bath

27.0

26.7

3

27.3

-1.9

Sophie Temple

U20

W

Garry Hunter

Gloucester

27.12

26.5

4

27.9

-1.9

Zoe Owen

SB

U20

W

Jeremy Dale

Yate

27.9

26.52

200 SX 10

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

26.0

-2.0

Luca Logue-Fonseca

PB

U15

M

Cardiff

26.0

26.0

2

26.1

-2.0

Lucy Ann Stennett

SB

U17

W

Sonya Ellis

Taunton

26.1

25.91

3

26.7

-2.0

Sam Glenn

PB

U20

M

Yate/SGS Bristol Academy of Sport

26.7

26.7

4

26.9

-2.0

James Morgan

SB

SEN

M

Elwyn Jarrett

Newport

26.9

23.19

5

27.0

-2.0

Lana Culliford

U20

W

Helen Patricia James

Cardiff

26.47

25.83

6

27.4

-2.0

Emmanuella Kone

U17

W

Helen Patricia James

Cardiff

26.19

26.19

200 SX 11

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

25.4

-1.8

James Chadwick

SB

U20

M

Team Bath

25.4

25.21

2

25.8

-1.8

James Lynch

SB

U17

M

Yate

25.8

25.6

3

26.0

-1.8

Samantha Griffiths

SEN

W

Kevin Williams

Cheltenham

25.28

25.28

4

26.3

-1.8

Gabrielle Fakande

U20

W

Kevin Williams

Cwmbran

25.88

25.55

5

26.6

-1.8

Zoe Nash

SB

U23

W

Kevin Williams

Newport/Cardiff Met Uni

26.6

25.16

200 SX 13

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

24.0

-1.9

Max Elliott

PB

U17

M

Yate

24.0

24.0

2

24.3

-1.9

Nils Rehm T47

PB

U20

M

Yate

24.3

24.3

3

24.6

-1.9

Matthew Bark-Churchill

U17

M

Lavington Athletics

4

24.8

-1.9

Joseph Keane

SB

U17

M

Team Bath

24.8

24.2

5

25.1

-1.9

Jacob Kelly

U17

M

Marlborough & District Junior

24.68

24.1

6

25.4

-1.9

Delano Stewart

SB

U20

M

Team Bath

25.4

24.0

200 SX 16

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

22.7

-2.0

Tyler Williams

SB

U23

M

Kevin Williams

Swansea/Cardiff Met Uni

22.7

21.89

2

22.8

-2.0

Ben Wells

SB

U23

M

Yate/Gloucestershire Uni

22.8

22.33

3

22.9

-2.0

Louis Torto

SB

U23

M

Colin Baross

Team Bath

22.9

22.35

4

23.0

-2.0

Joshua Snook

SB

U20

M

Joshua Snook

Yate

23.0

22.1

5

24.9

-2.0

Nathanael Mitchell

SB

U17

M

Yate

24.9

22.71

300 SX 1

Pos

Perf

Name

AG

Year

Coach

Club

SB

PB

1

47.2

Finlay Franckom

U15

M

Yate & District AC