Other Track & Field - Information
& Results for
2022
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11-21 August 2022 - European
Games, Munich
Dina takes Silver in the 200m of the European
Championships 19 August
19-08-22
Selected for the European
Championships - Dina Asher-Smith - 100, 200, 4x100,
Jahisha Thomas - long jump, Divine Oladipo - shot, Bekah
Walton - javelin, Adam Gemili - 4x100, Phil Sesemann -
marathon.
30-07-22
1-6 August 2022 - U20 World
Championships, Cali, Colombia
"Gave it my all out there, the wheels fell
of last fifty but still to come away with 5th at a world champs
is something I can be proud of." - Well done Sam, 800m U20
World Champs in Colombia
28 July-8 August 2022 - Commonwealth
Games, Birmingham
6 August - Joe Ellis just missed the Bronze medal,
finishing 4th in the Commonwealth Games Hammer
Adam Gemili, Dina Asher
Smith, Divine Oladipo and Joseph Ellis have been selected to
represent England in Birmingham.
22-06-22
15-24 July 2022 - World Championships
in Oregon, USA
23 July - Dina ran third leg in the 4 x 100m
relay final, had a problem, recovered and helped the GB team to
6th place overall. Adam's team in the men's event won the Bronze
medal - Adam ran in the heats but not the final.
21 July - Dina takes the Bronze medal in the 200m in 22.02.
19 July - Dina runs 10.83 to equal her
own PB, Club record & National record in finishing
4th in the 100m final.
18 July - Adam runs 20.60 in the 200m heats,
but does not qualify for the next round.
8 May 2022- British Masters
Pentathlon, Oxford
Alex Pope, Clem Leon, Blair Wilson, Ian Firla
With multi events becoming more popular largely thanks
to an excellent coaching set up and grassroots program it was great to see a
good representation for Blackheath and Bromley in the British Masters
Pentathlon Championship at the weekend with Alex Pope and Blair Wilson
representing the club in the M35, Ian Firla in the M50 and Clem Leon in the
M65.
In the M35’s after a strong start by Alex, his
campaign for a medal was sadly ended by injury before the two track events,
both left to the end due to a scheduling issue. This schedule played out
well for Blair who had been consistent throughout the competition. A strong
win in the 1500m with a big gap between him and reigning jumps champion Dan
Brown from Salisbury ARC currently in second place awarded Blair the silver
medal and a club record for the event.
The other medal for Blackheath and Bromley was won by
Clem Leon in the over 65‘s who narrowly missed out on gold by just 87 points
from Alan Redman of Houghton Harriers. A fantastic effort from one of the
most consistent performers all day, beating most of the guys in the age
category below him as well earned him a Silver.
A very strong performance and a club record for Ian
Firla in the M50’s in a tough field saw him come forth, more to come from
Ian in the future as multi-eventing is relatively new to him.
Up the 'heath,
Blair Wilson
