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Athletics Report 15

the U15’s behind a very strong battle with the Thanet RR girl. The U17 boys finished a good
Tonbridge AC. Morgan Squibb, (possibly still second in the team competi-
jet lagged from her USA travels tion after a great performance
The U13 girls got proceedings where she competed for Great from Lewis Mills finishing 4th.
off to a winning start with Ellie Britain and finished 5th in the Callum Myatt was a strong 13th
Dolby dominating and winning World Biathle (run-swim-run) and Oscar Hussey did superbly
comfortably by 14 seconds. Championships) did well to finishing 15th despite only just
Daniella Harper had a superb finish high up in 5th and Amy making the start line in time
run finishing 4th and young Miller had a very strong run after a horrendous journey
Lily Meers had her best run finishing 7th to complete the from France that left him with
to date crossing the line in an three to score team win. Zoe only minutes to spare! Charlie
impressive 6th to help win the White continues her great sea- Andrews was a solid 22nd and
team race. Strong back up from son with a fine14th place finish, Coleman Corry on his first win-
Mayaan Radus in 9th then three Lily Tappenden 16th, Niamh ter outing this season was 35th
in a row with Amelia Middleton Milmo 19th, Isabelle Bridge and Chris Swinfen completed
16th, Amarisa Sibley 17th and 23rd, Emily Davis 25th and the squad in 43rd.
Olivia Berry 18th. Ella Smith Abigail Leeves 27th completed
was 20th, Heidi Forsyth 24th, the strong U15 squad. Race 3: Foots Cray 11th
Kelsey Pullin 29th, Hannah November 2017
Clark 39th, Isabella Louth 41st Twelve U15 boys toed the line Round three of the Kent league
and Amelie Willars 57th com- for BB for their 4K race and cross country series took place
pleted the strong squad. Rowan Fuss came out on top at the seldom used Foots Cray
finishing a great 6th. Peter Guy, Meadow and once the exact
Sam Reardon and Tom Brash despite falling on a tight bend, course was established, it turned
then led the BBHAC U13 boy’s did well ending up 17th and Ben out to be quite a fast, relatively
contingent home with strong Gardiner in 23rd completed interesting and flattish circuit
runs in 4th and 6th respectively. the three to score result of 4th but a great one for the specta-
Ben Campbell continues to im- place. Robert Suckling was 24th tors.
pressive finishing in a great 12th and Cameron Swatton was 26th,
helping to secure second team Keir Lundy 37th, Justin Strover BBHAC U15 boys and girls
position. Tom Penlington was a 38th, Luke Simpson 47th, and a dominated the individual and
strong 16th, Max Gregson 20th, great run from Charles Winton team races, comfortably win-
Matt Smith 22nd and making a in 53rd. Seb Large was 59th with ning both. Oliver Bright, fresh
fantastic debut was 11-year-old Ethan Kitteridge 61st and Jake from last weekends fast National
Jamie Sears looking comfortable Leng 63rd rounded off the large cross country relay leg, looked
finishing 28th. Great back up U15 boys squad. controlled and strong through-
from Oliver Robertson 31st, out the 4.1k lap, pulling away
Will Andrews 36th, Jake Antho- Only four U17 girls made up the near the finish to record his 2nd
ny 39th and Adam Parkinson BBHAC squad but they were Kent league victory and earned
in 42nd. Barnaby Corry in his strong enough to win the team himself an automatic Kent vest,
first cross-country run of the race. A strong performance in the up coming inter counties.
season was 49th, 11 year old from Millie Smith, despite los- Tom Brash had another great
Oles Chaban 53rd and Nick ing a shoe in warm up, saw her run gaining one extra place
Paddington 58th rounded off an finish an impressive 3rd. A great higher than the last Kent league,
impressive number of U13 boys. run from Grace Scopes placing placing 6th and Pablo Seema
7th with Yasmin Austridge 8th Roca, in only his second com-
The U15 girls were also victo- and Amy Leach 12th complet- petitive club run crossed the line
rious with Lia Radus winning, ing the squad results. in an impressive 10th, helping
coming out on top of the the boys secure the ‘ three to