National Junior Men's League, Southern Premier Division, Round 4, Carshalton 24 July 2005

Match result Match Points League Points
1 Shaftesbury Barnet  294 pts 8
2 Enfield & Haringey  291 pts 7
3 Blackheath & Bromley  290 pts 6
4 Windsor. Slough, Eton & H  237 pts 5
5 Harrow  230 pts

4
6 Bournemouth AC 

 201 pts

 3
7 Havering Mayesbrook  151 pts 2
8 Belgrave Harriers

 148 pts

1
   
Final League Standings 4 fixtures Match Points League Points
1 Enfield & Haringey 1149.5 pts 30
2 Shaftesbury Barnet 1126.5 pts 29
3 Blackheath & Bromley 1110.5 pts 25
4 Windsor. Slough, Eton & H 957 pts 19
5 Harrow 957 pts

17
6 Bournemouth AC 

769 pts

 11
7 Belgrave Harriers

685 pts

8
8 Havering Mayesbrook 606.5 pts 5

 

Bonne Buwembo - still only 15 - broke Mark Bishop's 19-year-old club javelin u20 record competing in the National Junior League at a very damp Carshalton on Sunday. 

His massive throw of 54.57m with the senior 800gm javelin also took him to third on the club senior list but was only good enough to place second in the competition on the day. 

Ross Clarke smashed the two minute barrier for the 800m for the first time with a massive PB of 1m 57.13s to rank 7th all-time among club u17s.  Such was the competition that his effort placed him fourth.

Top four placings were as ever hard to achieve. Cafer Gunay provided good support to Bonne with third in the B javelin, and fellow-u17 Eugene Ayanful came through for fourth in the 200m, after a disappointing 100m run and contributed legs to both relays, as did Luke Stott was also 4th in the A 200m and fifth in the A 100m.

Multi-eventers Aaron Edwards and Scott Keating worked hard but their best placings were in the high jump where they both ranked fourth. Chris Newton tackled three events and recorded two fifth places, including a pole vault PB.

Completing the team with league debuts were Anthony Williams and Chris McLachlan, and an under-the-weather Andrew Meech who confined his efforts to a 4x400m relay leg. David Nefs, nursing a hamstring injury, did well for 800m B fifth.

The combined efforts of the improved men's team were rewarded when they held off Belgrave to finish seventh in the team competition - the first time they have avoided the wooden spoon position. 

Despite finishing bottom of the table they will enjoy another year in the Premier Division as the league format changes to joint men's and women's teams for next summer - and they have the stronger ladies squad to thank for preserving their top flight status.

 
EVENT A STRING PLACE RESULT B STRING PLACE RESULT
100m Luke Stott 5 11.27s w Eugene Ayanful (U17) 7 11.77s w
200m Luke Stott 4 22.71s w Eugene Ayanful (U17) 4 23.36s w
400m Michael Waller 7 51.89s. Chris McLachlan (U17) 8 60.10s
800m Ross Clarke (U17) 4 1m 57.13s PB David Nefs 5 2m 07.09s
1500m -- --
3000m Ross Clarke (U17) 7 9m57.35 --
2000m SC Chris McLachlan (U17) 7 7m25.45s --
110mH Aaron Edwards 6 16.37w --
400mH -- --
Long Jump Scott Keating 6 6.03m Anthony Williams (U17) 6 5.90m
Triple Jump Anthony Williams (U17)

6

12.00m --
High Jump Aaron Edwards

4

1.85m Scott Keating 4 1.70m
Pole Vault Aaron Edwards 7 2.75m Chris Newton 5 2.45m PB
Shot Aaron Edwards 5 12.79m Scott Keating 8 8.99m
Discus Aaron Edwards 6 38.08m Chris Newton 5 32.15m
Javelin Bonne Buwembo (U17) 2 54.57m # PB Cafer Gunay (U17) 3 34.02m
Hammer Chris Newton 8 23.19m Scott Keating 7 11.93m
4x100m Scott Keating, Eugene Ayanful, Anthony Williams, Luke Stott

7

46.71s
4x400m Michael Waller (53.3), Eugene Ayanful (55.1), Andrew Meech (51.2), Luke Stott (52.1)

5

3m31.71s

# Club u20 record