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The 16-year-old had six perfect first time clearances up to and including a new best of 1.98m and was then over 2.0m at the third time of asking to go second on the UK under-17 outdoor lists for the year.Įnfield were also posting the odd win and decathlete Conrad Winter set a windy PB of 6.94m and a legal one of 6.76m for the north London outfit in the men’s long jump. Wigan had been having a quiet time before English Schools silver medallist Will Jackson was over two metres for the first time. Liverpool had Zoe Price win the women’s hammer with 58.09m and, late in the day, Irishman James Kelly dominated the men’s shot put with a 16.64m third round best for his third league victory of the year. Her club then had three wins and a second in the relays.

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But full credit to Herne Hill’s Sarah Grover who lapped the only other competitor. It was the same in the men’s steeplechase and just eight contested the sprint hurdles, but it was even worse in the women’s ‘chase where there were just two competitors from a possible 16. If the men’s 400m hurdles was short of a quorum, it was a similar story in the other running and jumping races where the women’s 400m hurdles had nine missing.

Michael Miller (4) (National Athletics League) Later in the day Bedford were fighting to hold off Herne Hill and Belinda Sergent had two 11.70m triple jump leaps, one with no wind and one with an excess! This completed a full set of league wins for the English Schools second placer. Herne Hill, Peterborough and Kingston were vying for second, but Bournemouth were struggling in seventh spot on the day.īournemouth did, however, have England champion and UK fourth placer Phoebe Dowson out to 51.27m in the second round of the women’s discus and a big win over team mate Danielle Broom.īedford had 16-year-old Gracie Wall, the top ranked under-17 for the year, attempt a personal best 1.77m in the high jump but had to be content with a third-time clearance at 1.73m for victory. It was Bedford who took an early lead, which they had extended by the half-way point to 33 points. Peterborough had to thank Mindaugas Jurska for shot and discus wins as well as good back up performers outside of the top podium step. NATIONAL ATHLETICS LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP PLATE, Bedford, August 21īournemouth and hosts Bedford & County were the top two clubs coming into this Plate final while the others had to try and avoid demotion to National 1 for next season.Īfter a battle with Herne Hill, hosts Bedford prevailed and it was Peterborough & Nene Valley who crept up to take second while Bournemouth had a bad day.

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