London Youth Games - Year 7 Super8, Crystal Palace
Saturday 18h June 2011
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FINAL MATCH SCORE (Top 4) |
| 1st | Havering |
2002 points |
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2nd |
Tower Hamlets | 1690 points |
| 3rd | Lambeth | 1581 points |
| 4th | Hackney | 1526 points |
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In the exciting atmosphere of the National Athletics Stadium at Crystal Palace on Saturday, Havering’s young athletes put up a tremendous performance to win the London Youth Games Super 6 competition beating six other London Boroughs in the process. The event for athletes in school year 7 involved each member of the team (eight boys and eight girls) competing in a run (sprint or 800m), a field event and a relay. The Havering squad consisted of a number of experienced Havering Mayesbrook AC members and other young athletes from Coopers Coborn School. Individual winners included Modupe Shokunbi (girls 100m and High Jump) Benjamin Ellis (a grade 1 performance in his first ever attempt at Long Jump), Daniel Cole (Javelin) and Connor Martin (Hurdles). Runner-up spots went to Ellis (200m), Amy Baggs (800m), Emma Sharp (Javelin), Jake Brocklebank (High Jump) Tom Hill (Javelin) and Zak Levin (Shot Putt). Third places were achieved by Tolu Akingbade (100m), Annie Maguire (200m), Finlay Hyde (Hurdles). and Brocklebank (800m). Typical of the spirit within the squad was Hannah Binning’s javelin attempt soon after recovering from a dislocated shoulder. Each individual performance in the Super 8 competition attracts a number of points depending on the quality of the attempt and, at the end of the event, Havering’s total was over 2000 points, well clear of the second placed Borough. For the girls, Modupe Shokunbi was 3rd overall, Sophia Sharpe 5th, Emma Sharp 6th, Tolu Akingbade 15th, Freya Gutteridge 17th, Amy Baggs 18th, Annie Maguire 28th and Hannah Binning 50th. Benjamin Ellis was 2nd in the boys’ rankings with Connor Martin 5th, Tom Hill 7th, Finlay Hyde 9th, Daniel Cole 10th, Zak Levin 16th, Jake Brocklebank 27th and Morgan Seaman 31st. Being a team competition, each Havering athlete was presented with a London Youth Games gold medal at the completion of the activities. Havering’s school year 8 and 9 students will be at Crystal Palace on Sunday, July 3rd for the London Youth Games Athletics Finals. |
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EVENT |
Time/Dist |
Time/Dist |
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100 |
Modupe Shokunbi | 13.4 | Tolu Akingbade | 14.2 |
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200 |
Annie Maguire | 29.9 | Emma Sharp | 30.3 |
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800 |
Amy Baggs | 2:43 | Hannah Binning | 3:19 |
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70H |
Sophia Sharpe | 13.9 | Freya Gutteridge | 16.1 |
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L.J. |
Sophia Sharpe | 3.79m | Tolu Akingbade | 3.53m |
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H.J. |
Modupe Shokunbi | 1.30m | Annie Maguire | 1.10m |
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S.P. |
Freya Gutteridge | 7.00m | Amy Baggs | 5.80m |
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J.T. |
Emma Sharp | 20.04 | Hannah Binning | 8.14m |
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EVENT |
Time/Dist |
Time/Dist |
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100 |
Tom Hill | 13.3 | Morgan Seaman | 14.0 |
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200 |
Benjamin Ellis | 26.8 | Daniel Cole | 30.1 |
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800 |
Jake Brocklebank | 2:41 | Zak Levin | 2:42 |
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70H |
Connor Martin | 13.1 | Finlay Hyde | 13.8 |
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L.J. |
Benjamin Ellis | 4.86m | Connor Martin | 4.40m |
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H.J. |
Jake Brocklebank | 1.30m | Morgan Seaman | 1.15m |
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S.P. |
Zak Levin | 8.40m | Finlay Hyde | 7.80m |
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J.T. |
Daniel Cole | 27.10m | Tom Hill | 26.93m |
