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01/07/2010  Hancocks Half Hour  details
Apparently the name of this evening race is in memory of one of the founders of the host club, Ryston Runners, and the aim is to cover the 5 miles in under half an hour.
Richard Heyes was our sole representative in the event but, to his lack of surprise, did not finish in less than 30 minutes! Richard describes it as 'a warm evening and a surprisingly knackering (but still enjoyable) run on relatively flat terrain with about 3/4 miles off road. 35m 39s. 35th out of 97 starters'.

01/07/2010  Frostbite Friendly League - New Venue Update  details
As previously noted, the first Frostbite League race (3 October) will this year take place at a new venue, hosted by Cambridge & Coleridge. It was proposed initially that this would be Milton Park. However, subject to final confirmation, the race will now take place from the University track, Wilberforce Road, Cambridge and will follow local cycleways and pathways. More details to follow nearer the time.

In addition, looking all the way ahead to May 2011, the Senior presentation evening will probably be hosted by Yaxley on 14 May.

03/07/2010  Cambridge Park Run 5K  details
3 club runners, Shane Hunt, Sean Barker and Wayne Gimblett ran this weekend at Milton park competing with a 149 other runners.

03/07/2010  British Masters Athletics Championships - Cardiff  details
Geoff Brewster once again rose to the occasion with a superb bronze medal in the M50 1500m at the national veterans championships with a time of 4:42.44.

04/07/2010  East Anglian League - Colchester  details
East Anglian League, Colchester, 4 Jul 10 Huntingdonshire AC picked up an impressive 15 victories at the latest East Anglian League match at Colchester. In the U17 Womens section, Lily Seach and Laurel Phelan swept the A and B string 300m races, with Lily winning her race by almost three seconds. In the Under 17 Mens category, Hakeem Duckworth-Porter and Ryan Palmer totally dominated the sprints by winning both strings of the 100m and 200m races. While Hakeem excelled with a hand-timed personal best of 11.4 secs in the shorter sprint, Ryan Palmer went even better with an 11.2 clocking. This time put Ryan clear at the top of the club rankings and this from a youngster who is still only 15-years-old. Hakeem and Ryan later contributed to an easy 4x100m relay victory, while Hakeem got a first place in the high jump. In the Senior Mens events, teenagers and clubmates Paul Hayball and Jonathan Edwards renewed their friendly rivalry in the throwing events. Although competing for the same club and in different strings of the same event, they are spurring each other on to excellent performances as they try to outdo each other. In the shot putt, Paul Hayball added almost 60 cms to his best ever distance to claim the A string win, while Jonathan claimed the B string event by 2.5 metres. Over to the discus, and this time Jonathan managed to outdistance Paul to gain the A string victory while Paul won the B string event by a massive 16 metres. Jonathan also picked up the B string javelin win. In the 400m races, Karl Jackson won the A string with veteran Richard Phelan crossing the line seven seconds in front of his nearest rival in the B string race.

Under 13 Girls: Amelia Darnell 800m A 3:07.9 (4)
Under 15 Girls: Jessica Alden 100m A 15.0 (5); Javelin A 13.67 (4)
Senior Women: 100m A Meredith Ash 14.0 (5), B Laurel Phelan 13.9 (2); 200m A Lily Seach 27.1 (2), B Meredith Ash 28.8 (2); 300m A Lily Seach 43.7 (1), B Laurel Phelan 49.8 (1); 400m A Kayleigh Borkett 67.2 (2), B Siobhan Skinner 72.4 (2); 800m A Kayleigh Borkett 2:49.1 (4); 4x100m 53.8 (2); Discus A Sammie Skinner 11.12 (5), B Kayleigh Borkett 6.58 (4)
Under 13 Boys: Alaster Phelan 800m 3:07.5 (3), Long Jump 3.30 (5); William Alden Shot Putt A 5.60 (4), Discus A 13.08 (4), Javelin A 10.03 (5)
Under 15 Boys: George Seach 14.0 (4), Long Jump A 4.45 (3); Tom Hawkins 400m A 61.1 (3), Long Jump B 4.00 (3)
Under 17 Men: 100m A Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 11.4 (1), B Ryan Palmer 11.2 (1), non-scoring Luke Hayes 11.9; 200m A Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 23.8 (1), B Ryan Palmer 23.8 (1), non-scoring Luke Hayes 25.0; 1500m Michael Benning 4:45.6 (3); 4x100m 47.5 (1); High Jump A Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 1.60 (1); Long Jump A Ryan Palmer 5.05 (2); Javelin A Luke Hayes 33.71 (2)
Senior Men: 400m A Karl Jackson 60.2 (1), B Richard Phelan 62.8 (1); 800m A Derek Darnell 2:30.5 (2); 3000m A (Keith Borkett 13:15.4 (4), B Karl Jackson 13:33.7 (3); 110m Hurdles Richard Phelan 22.9 (3); 4x100 53.9 (3); High Jump A Richard Phelan 1.50 (3); Long Jump A Charles Pook 5.10 (3), B Derek Darnell 3.74 (3); Triple Jump A Charles Pook 10:43 (3); Shot Putt A Paul Hayball 13.26 (1), B Jonathan Edwards 12.21 (1); Discus A Jonathan Edwards 37.17 (1), B Paul Hayball 36.18 (1); Javelin A Paul Hayball 41.53 (3), B Jonathan Edwards 33.60 (1)

04/07/2010  March 5 Spud Run plus funrun  details
1 club member competed in the March 5.25 mile Spud Run. With 164 finishers running the course consiting mainly off-road on surfaces of grass, bridleway and river bank, all finishers were rewarded with a sack of potatoes!

07/07/2010  Eastern Veterans League - Sandy  details
The Huntingdonshire AC Veterans team travelled to Sandy to take part in the latest Eastern Veterans Athletics League match with the mens team capturing four vital wins in their quest to reach the Finals in September for the first time. On the track, Geoff Brewster picked up an eight-second win in the M50 1500m while William Bradley won by the even larger margin of 12 seconds in the M60 race. Out in the field, Wayne DuBose took two firsts in the M50 shot putt and high jump. Standout on the womens side was Sue Cahill who set a new veterans hammer throw record for the third time this year with 19.33m.

M40: 100m Peter Downhill 13.3 (3); 400m Peter Downhill 56.9 (2); 1500m Derek Darnell 5:09.9 (3); 110m Hurdles Richard Phelan 22.4 (2); Long Jump Richard Phelan 4.62 (3); High Jump Richard Phelan 1.50 (2); Shot Putt Graham Pedley 6.56 (4); Hammer Throw Graham Pedley 10.02 (4); 4x400m Richard Phelan 64.3, Geoff Brewster 66.0, Derek Darnell 65.4, Peter Downhill 65.3 4:21.0 (2)
M50: 1500m Geoff Brewster 4:48.7 (1); High Jump Wayne DuBose 1.25 (1); Shot Putt Wayne DuBose 10.67 (1); Hammer Throw Wayne DuBose 21.87 (3)
M60: 1500m William Bradley 5:39.6 (1)
W35: Shot Putt Sue Cahill 6.47 (2); Hammer Throw Sue Cahill 19.33 (3) Club Record
W45: 100m Sandra Pedley 17.4 (4); Long Jump Sandra Pedley 3.31 (4); Shot Putt Sandra Pedley 5.05 (5)

07/07/2010  Peterborough 5k/3k Series - Ferry Meadows  details
201 runners took part in the third of the 5 race Peterborough 5K series and this included 4 members of Hunts AC.

09/07/2010  English Schools Champs - Birmingham  details

Huntingdonshire ACs 16-year-old Jordan Gillbanks and 17-year-old Jonathan Edwards proved themselves to be top class performers as they both set superb personal bests at the English Schools Championships in Birmingham.  Jonathan finished 7th in the Senior Boys discus, adding over three metres to his club record with a throw of 47.85 metres, while Jordan ran a personal best 50.80 secs in the Inter Boys 400m heats and another best of 50.11 to finish 5th in the semis.  Jordan missed making the final by a mere 0.03 secs, not bad for someone who missed almost all of last season through injury.  Jonathan and Jordan are both ranked nationally in the top 15 in their respective events.

10/07/2010  Southern Mens League - Havering  details
At the latest Southern Mens League meet at Barking, a new Hunts AC sprint sensation emerged. Still only 15 years old, Ryan Palmer, who has only started athletics a few weeks ago, won the 100m B race by half a second in a very fast 11.2 secs. Ryans time ranks him 33rd in the country in his age group. Ryan later reduced his personal best by 0.4 secs with another half-second victory in the 200m. This young raw talent is one to watch for the future. Also in winning form was Peter Downhill and Karl Jackson who swept both strings of the 400m hurdles races while Christian Roberts ran out an easy winner in the 400m B race. Making his debut for the team, Barry Wild braved the intense heat to win the B string 5000m.

100m A Dave Leadbitter 11.9 (3), B Ryan Palmer 11.2 (1); 200m A Christian Roberts DQ, B Dave Leadbitter 23.3 (2), guest Ryan Palmer 23.4 (1), Christian Roberts 23.9 (2); 400m A Matt Leadbitter 51.1 (2), B Christian Roberts 51.2 (1); 800m A Luke Scott 2:13.5 (4), B Peter Downhill 2:17.1 (2); 1500m A Geoff Brewster 4:44.4 (3); 5000m A Dave Connell 18:14.0 (3), B Barry Wild 19:45.9 (1); 110m hurdles A Richard Phelan 22.8 (4); 400m hurdles A Peter Downhill 63.7 (1), B Karl Jackson 68.9 (1); 4x100m Dave Leadbitter, Karl Jackson, Peter Downhill, Ryan Palmer 48.4 (4); 4x400m Peter Downhill 59.1, Dave Leadbitter 54.5, Luke Scott 60.3, Matt Leadbitter 50.8 3:44.6 (4); Long Jump A Ryan Palmer 5.03 (4), B Richard Phelan 4.62 (4); High Jump A Richard Phelan 1.50 (4), B Karl Jackson 1.00 (4); Triple Jump A Richard Phelan 9.59 (4); Pole Vault A Richard Phelan 2.00 (3), B Wayne DuBose 1.10 (3); Shot Putt A Wayne DuBose 8.87 (4), B Dave Connell 6.95 (4); Discus A Wayne DuBose 24.20 (5), B Dave Connell 17.97 (3); Javelin A Dave Connell 27.76 (4), B Wayne DuBose 24.02 (4); Hammer Throw A Wayne DuBose 16.93, B Dave Connell 15.87

11/07/2010  Bushy 10K plus 3K funrun  details
Not all of the Hunts ACs success was limited to just the track and field athletes as Diane Gannon and Hilary McConville both picked up age group place trophies in the Bushy 10k road race at Peterborough. Di picked up the second-place trophy in the W50 category, while Hilary McConville placed third in the W55 section. In the Fun Run, 15-year-old Eleanor Smith won the girls race by over a minute in 12:12 and placed 5th overall out of 46 finishers. Her younger sister Polly finished 2nd in the girls section in 13:20.

29 Paul Fullalove 39:08(PB), 34 Sean Barker 39:36, 154 Christina Marshall 49:44, 189 Di Gannon 52:53, 213 Hilary McConville 55:54 (295 finishers)

11/07/2010  Eastern Young Athletes League - Stevenage  details
In the Eastern Young Athletes League at Stevenage, Ryan Palmer picked up where he left the day before at the Southern Mens League meet with another double sprint victory over the Under 17 Mens 100m and 200m. In the Under 17 Womens sprints, Lily Seach continued her dominance in the 300m with a comfortable win the A race while Meredith Ash gained a first place in the 200m B string race. In the Under 15 Girls 800m A race, Katie Scholey prevailed for the win by 0.7 secs in 2:27.3, her second-fastest time.

Under 15 Girls: 100m A Anya Rodriguez 14.2 (4), B Jessica Stirley 15.4 (3); 300m A Katie Scholey 45.7 (2); 800m Katie Scholey 2:27.3 (1); 1500m A Faye McLellan 5:25.1 (3); Sprint Hurdles Jessica Stirley 15.6 (5); 4x100m 57.8 (2); Long Jump A Anya Rodriguez 4.27 (2), B Jessica Stirley 3.82 (3), non-scoring Katie Scholey 4.12; Shot Putt A Rebecca Pedley 5.91; Discus Rebecca Pedley 13.06 (4); Javelin Rebecca Pedley 12.66 (4)
Under 17 Women: 100m A Meredith Ash 13.7 (3), B Laurel Phelan 14.0 (3); 200m A Lily Seach 27.2 (2), B Meredith Ash 28.0 (1); 300m A Lily Seach 42.7 (1), B Laurel Phelan 45.6 (3); Long Jump A Amie Schneider 3.57 (5); Javelin A Ailish Park 27.25 (2)
Under 15 Boys: 100m A George Seach 14.2 (6); 200m A Tom Hawkins 26.1 (5), B George Seach 28.3 (4); 400m A Tom Hawkins 60.1 (4); 800m A Tim Cobden 2:28.4 (6), B Matt Davitt 2:32.6 (4); 1500m A James Downing 4:45.1 (3); Long Jump A George Seach 4.55 (4)
Under 17 Men: 100m A Ryan Palmer 11.6 (1), B Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 12.0 (2); 200m A Ryan Palmer 23.5 (1), B Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 23.6 (2); 400m A Tom Johnson 54.2 (2); 800m Michael Benning 2:16.1 (3); 4x100m 47.2 (2); High Jump A Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 1.60 (4), B Michael Benning 1.50 (3)

14/07/2010  Frostbite Friendly League - 1st Race Venue  details
Despite initial intentions otherwise, for Cambridge & Coleridge to host the 1st race of the new season on 3 October, we have been notified that this will not now happen
Instead, the first race will take place at its usual venue - Priory Park, St. Neots.

17/07/2010  Eastern Counties Champs - Cambridge  details
The Big Three (Lily Seach, Jordan Gillbanks, Jonathan Edwards) from Huntingdonshire AC took on the very best of the Eastern Counties and all came away with gold medal-winning performances. In a regional championship meet which incorporates Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and Lincolnshire, Lily Seachs victory in the Under 17 Womens 300m was quite remarkable in the extremely windy conditions as she left the opposition behind by a huge five seconds. In the Under 17 Mens 400m, Jordan Gillbanks continued his superb run of form, winning comfortably by eight metres. In the Under 20 Mens throws, Jonathan Edwards was in supreme form as he won the hammer throw competition by over nine metres and broke his won club record by over two metres. His winning distance of 54.40m ranks him as the 14th best junior in the country. Jonathan also added an easy gold medal to his collection, winning the discus by 21 metres. In the Senior Mens section, Christian Roberts won the 400m hurdles race to add to the junior title he won last year.

Under 15 Boys: 800m Matthew Davitt 2:29.57 (7); 1500m James Downing 4:42.64 (2)
Under 17 Men: 200m Jordan Gillbanks 23.33 (2), Tom Johnson 24.10 (5) w/s +2.7; 400m Jordan Gillbanks 51.73 (1), Tom Johnson 55.65 (3); 1500m Luke Scott 4:46.97 (6)
Under 20 Men: Jonathan Edwards Shot Putt 13.06 (2); Discus 44.78 (1); Hammer 54.40 (1)
Senior Men: 200m Dave Leadbitter 23.63 (4) w/s +3.2; 400m Hurdles Christian Roberts 56.48 (1)
Under 15 Girls: 800m Katie Scholey 2:27.53 (2); 1500m Faye McLellan 5:23.66 (7); Long Jump Anya Roberts 4.22m (7)
Under 17 Women: 200m Lily Seach 26.55 (4) w/s +4.4; 300m Lily Seach 42.74 (1); 3000m Eleanor Smith 12:27.29 (2)
Under 20 Women: 400m Kayleigh Borkett 65.44 (3)

18/07/2010  European Athletics Master Championships, Nyiegyhaza, Hungary  details
Dave Connell finished 7th in the M35 3000m steeplechase in 10:45.5 to go to the top of the club rankings.

18/07/2010  St. Ives Dairy Crest 10k  details
Despite windy conditions on an otherwise warm day, the Dairy Crest St Ives 10k road race a rousing success. This well-organised annual event, which embraces the RAF Wyton airfield, saw 424 runners cross the finishing line with a further 109 starters in the fun run. Heading the 10k field was Craig Holgate of Ely Runners in a time of 33:34, while Elaine OSullivan took top honours in the womens race in 42:03. In the team competition, Cambridge & Coleridge ran out winners in the team race with March AC picking up first place in the womens team category. With the majority of Hunts AC members focused on ensuring the organisation of the race was at its very best, there was still opportunity for club success out on the race course. In the 3k fun run, 14-year-old James Downing ran out a very easy winner, finishing 65 seconds ahead of the next runner, while Eleanor Smith finished in second place in the girls section. In the 10k race, the Hunts AC womens team finished as runners-up while, on the individual front, 16-year-old Christina Marshall finished a whopping eight minutes ahead of her nearest rival in the W15 19 category in club U17W record time. Neil Speaight, who was on a few day's home leave from Switzerland, led the Hunts AC mens team home in 12th place, while Julia McIntosh headed the womens team with an excellent 7th place finish overall and 3rd in W45-49 category. Special thanks must go to Fenstanton-based company Dairy Crest whose sponsorship of this race contributes to making this event a very special occasion for all who attend.

Hunts AC Results
12 Neil Speaight 37:11 (37:08), 32 Geoff Brewster 39:51 (39:48), 38 Gair Matthews 40:34 (40:29), 96 Kaya Millard 44:56 (44:42), 110 Julia McIntosh 45:40 (45:26), 142 Christina Marshall 47:53 (47:42), 244 Lauren Reynolds 53:37 (53:37). Chip times in brackets.

Fun Run (3k)
1 James Downing 10:25, 10 Eleanor Smith 13:00, 19 Polly Smith 13:49, 23 Amelia Darnell 14:25, 31 George Youngs 14:53, 34 Seb Darnell 15:18, 57 Carol Darnell 18:19 (109 finishers)

"Today was a fantastic day which every participant clearly enjoyed, whether they were running, supporting or helping.

This is the Club's biggest day of the year so many thanks to all Club members and friends and our sponsors, notably Dairy Crest, who helped to make it such a great success.

In particular, we must all give thanks to Gill Luff for stepping forward to act as Race Director and for doing such a great job."

Andy Richardson
Chairman

Message from Gill Luff
Congratulations and a very big thank you to everyone who helped pull together yet another successful 10K race on 18 July. The feedback we have had so far has been very positive, with especial praise for the friendly and supportive marshalls. Everyone though, was absolutely brilliant - THANK YOU!

I do want to know about the things that didn't go quite so well though. So that we can keep improving this race and make it one of the 'must do' races in people's calendars it is important we focus on the detail. Could you please email me with anything that made you think 'Oh, we should have thought of that' or 'Why wasn't that done?' or 'This could have been done better'. However teeny, big, critical please do let me know by dropping me an email g.luff@tesco.net.

Thank you everyone! (a sleeping-better Gill)

10k Results will be available at http://www.stuweb.co.uk/swp/default.aspvery soon.

21/07/2010  County Development Meet - St Ives  details
Last year, Huntingdonshire ACs teenage twins Ian and James McLaren made news when they both recorded the exact same time to the tenth of a second in two separate 200m races. Now, father and daughter Richard and Laurel Phelan have gone one better after finding themselves in the same graded 100m race at the Cambridgeshire Open Development Meet at the St Ives Outdoor Centre. Running into a very strong wind, the pair raced neck and neck all the way to the finishing line to finish at the head of the field in the same time to the one hundredth of a second! Daughter was judged to have beaten Dad by a hairs breadth. Later, Richard and Laurel added to the occasion by each winning their separate 200m races with Dad gaining a small measure of revenge by running the faster time. Also in the sprints, 14-year-old newcomer Sophie Walters burst onto the scene with impressive victories in her 100m and 200m races, winning both events by large margins. Hakeem Duckworth-Porter and Tom Johnson also picked up wins in their respective 200m races. In conjunction with this open meet, the Cambridgeshire County Mile Championships were held and Hunts AC were rewarded with 14-year-old James Downing and 15-year-old Luke Scott picking up the silver and bronze medals in the Under 17 Mens race. Luke has another year in this age category while James has two. In the Under 11 Girls 150m race, Towalla Nche added to her 80m and 600m club records by winning the race and improving the 150m club best by a very impressive 1.7 secs.

100m graded races - Heat 1 Ryan Palmer U17M 11.6, Hakeem Duckworth-Porter U17M 11.7; Heat 2 2nd Tom Johnson U17M 12.3; Heat 3 (w/s -1.4) 3rd Lily Seach U17W 13.53, 5th Samara Nche U17W 13.64, 6th Meredith Ash U17W 14.10; Heat 4 (w/s -2.9) 1st Lauren Phelan U17W 14.04, 2nd Richard Phelan M40 14.04, 3rd George Seach U15B 14.09; Heat 5 (w/s -2.5) 1st Sophie Walters U15G 13.75, 2nd Jessica Alden U15G 14.86, 3rd Jessica Stirley U15G 14.91; 200m graded races - Heat 1 (w/s -1.9) 3rd Ryan Palmer U17M 23.45; Heat 2 (w/s -3.7) 1st Hakeem Duckworth-Porter U17M 23.95, 2nd Jordan Gillbanks U17M 24.18; Heat 3 (w/s -2.5) 1st Tom Johnson U17M 25.16, 5th Michael Benning U17M 26.60; Heat 4 (w/s -2.1) 4th Lily Seach U17W 27.65, 6th Samara Nche U17W 28.39; Heat 5 (w/s -1.6) 1st Richard Phelan M40 28.56, 2nd Meredith Ash U17W 28.73, 3rd Katie Scholey U15G 29.62; Heat 6 (w/s -1.4) 1st Lauren Phelan U17W 29.06; Heat 7 (w/s -1.5) 1st Sophie Walters U15G 29.59, 2nd Jessica Alden U15G 31.75, 5th Jessica Stirley U15G 34.20; 1 Mile (including Cambs AA County Championships) Senior Men 5th Peter Downhill M40 4:55.8: Under 17 Men 2nd James Downing U15B 4:58.7, 3rd Luke Scott U17M 5:01.8: Under 17 Women 5th Faye McLellan U15G 5:55.03; Javelin Ailish Park U17W 23.76; Long Jump Amelia Darnell U13G 2.87, Jessica Stirley U15G 3.96, Katie Scholey U15G 3.94, Jessica Alden U15G 3.62, Amy Schneider U17W 3.69, George Seach U15B 4.45, Jordan Gillbanks U17M 6.01; Under 11s 150m (w/s -2.6) 1st Towalla Nche 23.38 Club Record, George Youngs 24.53, Elizabeth White 25.41, Amelia Cantwell 26.67, Megan Cantwell 29.26: Under 11s 600m Elizabeth White 2:10.44, George Youngs 2:13.48, Charlotte Smith 2:15.67, Towalla Nche 2:20.49, Freya Triggs 2:34.24, Amelia Cantwell 2:42.43; Under 11s Long Jump George Youngs 3.05, Joe White 2.26, Amelia Cantwell 3.03, Elizabeth White 2.89, Freya Triggs 2.58, Megan Cantwell 2.26, Megan Wilson 1.88

25/07/2010  National Junior League - Cambridge  details
Huntingdonshire AC’s Jonathan Edwards continued his rampage through the club records as he became sole owner of the club Junior shot putt record while competing for Team Cambridgeshire in the National Junior League at the University track in Cambridge. Last month, Jonathan equalled Paul Hayball’s year-old record of 14.00m, but has now added a further 15 cms to this distance when winning the A string event by a very useful 1.30 metres. Jonathan backed this up with A string victories in both the discus and hammer throws, winning the latter by a huge 15 metres. For his performance in the discus, our very own Nigel Faben was delighted to present Jonathan with the "Man of the Match" medal. As the match included internationals and English Schools winners, this was no mean feat. Jonathan now holds the Junior club records for all three throwing events which is quite significant for a club which has been in existence for 42 years now. Jonathan’s standard is not merely at club level as he ranks nationally in the top 20 in all three events. In fact, when combining these three rankings and comparing to his peers, Jonathan is the number one first-year Junior in the country. Lily Seach continued to consolidate her position as the club’s fastest female when running a wind-legal 100m personal best of 13.14 secs. She followed that up with her fastest-ever electronic 200m timing when finishing 2nd in the B string race, but unfortunately the wind was over the allowable limit. Lily still has three more seasons in the National Junior League. This Saturday will see the men’s team in action at Cambridge where Jonathan Edwards and Paul Hayball will be vying for the title of top Hunts AC thrower.

Jonathan Edwards – Discus A 46.93 (1), Shot Putt A 14.15 (1) Club Record, Hammer Throw A 53.42 (1); Lily Seach – 100m A 13.14 (5) w/s +2.0; 200m B 26.53 (2) w/s +3.0

25/07/2010  Club Champs (Sprint hurdles, pole vault, hammer, 400m hurdles)  details
Under 15 Girls: Jessica Stirley 75m Hurdles 14.5 (1), Pole Vault 1.30 (1), Hammer Throw 11.99 (1); Rebecca Pedley 75m Hurdles 15.4 (2), Pole Vault 1.00 (2), Hammer Throw 5.68 (2)
Under 17 Women: Laurel Phelan 80m Hurdles 17.1 (1)
Veteran Women: Pole Vault Sandra Pedley 1.00 (1); Hammer Throw Sandra Pedley 10.57 (1), Carol Darnell 9.71 (2)
Under 17 Men: Jordan Gillbanks 100m Hurdles 16.1 (1); Pole Vault 2.20 (1); Hammer Throw 14.44 (1); 400m Hurdles 62.6 (1)
Veteran Men: 110m Hurdles Richard Phelan 21.8 (1); Pole Vault Richard Phelan 2.00 (1), William Bradley 1.80 (2), Derek Darnell 1.60 (3), Steve Wellman 1.50 (4); Hammer Throw Wayne DuBose 21.50 (1), William Bradley 14.05 (2), Steve Wellman 11.90 (3), Graham Pedley 11.46 (4), Derek 11.46 (5), Hanno Fischer 7.26 (6); 400m Hurdles Richard Phelan 81.8 (1), Steve Wellman 86.1 (2), William Bradley 99.2 (3); Guest 100m Hurdles William Bradley 21.6

25/07/2010  Harlow 10  details
Craig McPherson was the Club's sole representative in this challenging 10 mile road race.
Craig recorded 1 hour 21 minutes 36 seconds, finishing 192nd in a field of 378.
Full results below.

26/07/2010  Track & Field Top 5 Rankings  details
Women

100
Lily Seach 13.14
Meredith Ash 13.4
Lucy Readman 13.52w
Samara Nche 13.64
Sophie Walters 13.75

200
Lily Seach 26.4
Meredith Ash 27.8
Samara Nche 28.39
Anya Rodriguez 28.42w
Laurel Phelan 28.5

300
Lily Seach 42.1
Laurel Phelan 45.6
Katie Scholey 45.7
Anya Rodriguez 50.2
Jessica Alden 52.5

400
Kayleigh Borkett 64.35
Sammie Skinner 68.2
Siobhan Skinner 72.4
Sandra Pedley 86.0
Karen Johnson 93.2

800
Katie Scholey 2:25.8
Emma Butcher 2:29.55
Sammie Skinner 2:37.2
Rebecca Dowell 2:44.0
Amie Schneider 2:46.61

1500
Faye McLellan 5:19.8
Carla Humphrey 5:20.1
Helen West 5:30.0
Eleanor Smith 5:32.95
Kayla Engelbrecht 5:51.8

3000
Faye McLellan 11:46.02
Eleanor Smith 11:58.73
Christina Marshall 12:50.30

400m Hurdles
Sandra Pedley 1:45.4

Long Jump
Anya Rodriguez 4.45
Katie Scholey 4.15
Jess Stirley 4.10
Lily Seach 4.00
Amie Schneider 3.84

High Jump
Anya Rodriguez 1.30
Gemma Duma 1.30
Emily George 1.23
Sandra Pedley 1.20
Penny Butcher 1.10

Triple Jump
Sandra Pedley 7.30

Pole Vault
Sandra Pedley 1.40
Jess Stirley 1.30
Rebecca Pedley 1.00

Shot Putt
Sue Cahill 6.79
Lucy Readman 5.79
Sandra Pedley 5.05
Lily Seach 3.76
Sammie Skinner 3.13

Discus
Hannah Giglio 18.85
Sue Cahill 18.27
Ailish Park 15.31
Rebecca Pedley 13.06
Sammie Skinner 13.02

Javelin
Ailish Park 27.47
Sue Cahill 21.89
Jessica Alden 14.92
Rebecca Pedley 12.66
Hannah Giglio 12.57

Hammer Throw
Sue Cahill 19.33
Jess Stirley 11.99
Carol Darnell 11.18
Sandra Pedley 10.57

Men

100
Ryan Palmer 11.2
Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 11.4
Matt Leadbitter 11.4
Dave Leadbitter 11.6
Luke Hayes 11.65w

200
Dave Leadbitter 23.0
Matt Leadbitter 23.1
Jordan Gillbanks 23.33w
Ryan Palmer 23.4
Tom Johnson 23.5
Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 23.5

400
Matt Leadbitter 49.58
Jordan Gillbanks 50.11
Christian Roberts 51.2
Tom Johnson 54.2
Peter Downhill 56.5

800
Matt Leadbitter 1:59.3
Jordan Gillbanks 2:05.8
Peter Downhill 2:09.78
George Allen 2:11.86
Luke Scott 2:13.5

1500
Dave Connell 4:28.5
Geoff Brewster 4:36.7
James Downing 4:40.9
Michael Benning 4:45.6
Luke Scott 4:46.97

3000
Rob Campbell 9:58.2
James Downing 10:27.77
Shane Hunt 10:48.7
Derek Darnell 11:35.3
Keith Borkett 13:15.4

5000
Dave Connell 18:14.0
Barry Wild 19:45.9

110m Hurdles
Richard Phelan 22.5
Peter Downhill 26.1

400m Hurdles
Christian Roberts 56.48
Jordan Gillbanks 58.7
Peter Downhill 63.5
Karl Jackson 68.9
Richard Phelan 81.8

3000SC
Dave Connell 10:45.5
Karl Jackson 15:46.8

Long Jump
Jordan Gillbanks 6.25
Charles Pook 5.54
Ryan Palmer 5.18
Alex Cleland 5.00
George Allen 4.97

High Jump
Hakeem Duckworth-Porter 1.65
Jordan Gillbanks 1.60
Richard Phelan 1.53
Michael Benning 1.50
Harry Whybrow 1.35

Triple Jump
Jordan Gillbanks 11.12
Charles Pook 10.60
Richard Phelan 9.95
George Allen 9.03
William Bradley 7.74

Pole Vault
Wayne DuBose 2.40
Jordan Gillbanks 2.20
Richard Phelan 2.00
William Bradley 1.80
Derek Darnell 1.60

Shot Putt
Paul Hayball 13.26
Jonathan Edwards 12.51
Wayne DuBose 8.87
Jared Fortin 8.71
Dave Connell 6.95

Discus
Jonathan Edwards 40.10
Paul Hayball 38.34
Wayne DuBose 30.01
John Edwards 26.06
Dave Connell 17.97

Javelin
Paul Hayball 41.53
Wayne DuBose 35.67
Jonathan Edwards 34.90
Martin Safford 32.75
Dave Connell 24.02

Hammer
Jonathan Edwards 46.62
John Edwards 35.57
Wayne DuBose 22.63
Dave Connell 15.87
William Bradley 14.05

31/07/2010  Southern Mens League - Cambridge  details
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