Eastern
Young Athletes’ League, Braintree 30th July 2006
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Final
result |
U13B | U15B | U17M | U13G | U15G | U17W |
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1.
HMAC |
112 | 138.5 | 156 | 102 | 146 | 122 |
776.5 |
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2.
Ipswich |
66 | 88.5 | 114 | 73 | 104.5 | 96 |
542 |
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3.
Milton Keynes |
14 | 85 | 41 | 75 | 47 | 117 |
379 |
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4.
Colchester |
84 | 83 | 48 | 76 | 44.5 | 0 |
335.5 |
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5.
Thurrock |
33 | 34 | 10 | 60 | 75 | 59 |
271 |
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6.
Braintree |
65 | 33 | 32 | 25 | 45 | 36 |
236 |
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7.
Barnet |
32 | 19 | 47 | 34 | 18 | 31 |
181 |
Link to HMAC Results (PDF)
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The Eastern Young
Athletes squad powered to a 230 point win at Braintree on Sunday. The
absence of many athletes unavailable due to holidays or other commitments
gave the team managers the chance to ring the changes compared to the
winning squad from Tonbridge seven days earlier but it did nothing to dent
the huge winning points tally. The u15 girls were in
impressive form with 13 individual wins, with Kike Oniwinde throwing the
javelin over 30m and setting a shot PB, Angela James winning both hurdles
& high jump, Jennifer Holland winning both 1500m & high jump B
strings and Jess Humpheryes victorious in both discus & B javelin.
Leah Summers & Nicole Dalton both set PBs in a winning 300m double,
while Lucy Newman (200m B) and debutant Kelly Jarrold (B hurdles)
completed the U15 dominance. Alex Edwards and Lilla Jacks joined Summers
& Newman in the winning relay quartet. The u13 boys also
dominated their age group, with nine individual wins. Charlie Smith
sprinted to a 100m/200m double, with Harry Picking winning the 200m B.
Tyler Bennett doubled up for 800m & B long jump wins, while hurdles
duo Frederick Mokoso & Jon Seekings won A & B events. Seekings
added the 1500m B event for good measure and Jake Nelson jumped higher
than the rest in the high jump. The
4x100m relay team of Rhys Stevenson, Charlie Smith, Fred Mokoso &
Harry Picking finished the day in style when they equalled the club record
set in 1995. The u17 Men had 10
individual wins. The powerful javelin pairing of Bonne Buwembo & Cafer
Gunay swept the board in A &B strings, and there were also event
doubles for Paul Adair & Daniel Loynes (400m), and Vince Lazaro &
Joseph Ramie (long jump). Daniel McDowall (200m), Daniel Winters (1500m)
& Grant Twist (hurdles) added B string maximums and the winning relay
foursome comprised McDowall & Gunay, plus Alan Vardon & Marlon
Moseley. The U15 boys won 9
events & the relay. There
were just three A string wins from Simon Brown (1500m), Jordan Jackson
(discus) and Georgie Bean (javelin) and in each event Havering Mayesbrook
took the B spoils through Callum Sutton, Michael Jones & Bradley Burr. Additional B first places went to John Whitehead (800m),
Robert Lofthouse (hurdles) and Bean again (shot). The u17 women
couldn’t match the exploits of the other age groups but covered the
events well and provided four B wins thanks to Alex Beard (800m), Becky
Owen (1500m), Kathy Yoka (triple jump) and Carla Schofield (javelin).
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Link to HMAC Results (PDF)
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