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Surrey Schools and Intercounties

New Club records for Sudderick and Mace

A round up of the action at the Surrey Schools Championships on the 10th June, and the subsequent South-East Schools Intercounties last week, where George Sudderick and Sam Mace set new club records in their age groups.

On the track at Kingsmeadow, there were gold medals for George (36.21PB and new club record) in the 300 and Calum Beauchamp in the 400 hurdles, with Tyler Panton adding silver in the 100 and Ben Marks and Charlotte Vaughan taking silver in the 3000. There were bronze medals for Isaac Mammen in the 1500 and Tom Cursons in the 400 hurdles, for the first time getting the better of Joe Hubbard, though this titanic battle continues with the difference in their times again within 1/2 a second.

Our throwers were in fine form as always. Jasmine de la Touche took gold in the shot put, whilst Sam Mace, Sophie Mace and Tait Jones dominated the discus events, each taking a gold medal. Nicola Bell took silver in the javelin.

There were new PBs for Reuben Leyland (38.11) and Kate Raven (44.95) in the 300, as well as Ben Palmer (2.21.43), Tom Jones (2.22.11) and Imogen Burton (2.28.30) in the 800. In the 1500, Jack Gemmell (4.38.34) and Ross Hurst (4.42.46) ran PBs. In the sprint hurdles, there were PBS for Caitlin Paul (12.97) and Emile Fowler (13.84). Sam Bishop ran a PB of 53.53 in the 400.

Those claiming gold and silver were automatically selected for the intercounties at Basingstoke last Saturday, with a few switching events or adding new ones. Our athletes all performed admirably, with wins for George Sudderick in the A string 300, Tyler Panton in the B string 100 and Sam Mace in the discus. Sam’s throw of 47.16m was a PB and new club record. Charlotte Vaughan was 2nd in the 3000, with Jasmine de la Touche coming 3rd in the shot put. Sam Mace also threw the hammer 57.99m for 2nd.

Fourth places were claimed by Ben Marks in the 1500 steeplechase with a new PB of 4.48.04 and Sia Banbury in the hammer. Jasmine also threw the javelin.

A fantastic set of performances from our talented junior athletes!

 

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Surrey Masters Championships

Woolmer wins triple crown amongst a shower of Walton medals.

A successful day was had by all at the Surrey Masters Champs at Ewell on Sunday, with Duncan Woolmer sweeping the M35 distance events with three golds, and a Surrey age group record for Jo Flowers.

Starting with the field events, Stu Channon won the men’s long jump overall competition with 5.27m. Susie McLoughlin was 2nd in the W40 High Jump.

Debbie Singleton threw the hammer 26.59m, winning the W55 hammer Surrey championship, and coming 3rd in the open competition, and went one better in the discus, throwing 24.28m to win the overall event. Not to be outdone, Jack Rutherford threw 29.88m for gold in the M60 Surrey hammer, 2nd in the open competition, and 28.34m for gold in the discus.

Joe Eastwood won the M65 javelin with 32.70m, and was 2nd in the M65 shot competition with 9.25m.

Out on the track, there was an early race for Sarah Burke in the 400H, running a great 66.12s in the open race, followed by a win in the 80H in 13.12.

Duncan Woolmer started his day with a win in the 1500, clocking 4:19.75. He followed this up with 2:03.53 to win the 800, and then took the M35 crown in the 5000, running 16:29.95.

In the 100m races, Susie McLoughlin (13.16), Jo Flowers (14.00) and Stu Channon (11.83) all took gold medals, with the same trio also recording wins in the 200 races later in the day (27.29, 29.20 and 24.36 into strong headwinds). Jo then ran 64.40 to take the 400m title in a new Surrey record.

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YDL UAG MATCH 2 Report

Match Report: UKYDL, Croydon 28th May
 
3 NEW CLUB RECORDS ON THE TRACK AND IN THE FIELD
 
The Walton team made the trek across the tram lines to Croydon where the weather appeared to be deceptively nice.  
Later that same beautifully sunny day the heavens opened just as the U17 Boys Relay team were left standing in the pouring rain to be cruelly disqualified.
 
A trip worth making, however, with 12 New Personal Bests and 3 New Club Records.
 
Our U17 Women’s team had an eventful day with Phoebe Schofield making her first appearance in the league and a return from injury for Nicola Bell.  
 
On the Track we had wins from: Charlotte Vaughan – 800m and Clara Sawicki – 300m Hurdles.  
 
In the Field we had wins from: Tait Jones – Discus, Sia Banbury – Hammer and Nicola Bell – Javelin and Hammer B.
 
Phoebe Schofield set a new PB in the 80m Hurdles.
 
The 4 x 300m Relay team of Rachel Pharaoh, Clara Sawicki, Darby Begley-Jones and Charlotte Vaughan came in 3rd.
 
Sophie Mace was not left alone in the U20 Women with Charlotte Vaughan and Darby Begley-Jones wearing their second set of numbers for the day moving up to both compete in the 400m to both earn New Personal Bests and more.
 
Charlotte Vaughan and Darby Begley-Jones both broke the Club Record for the 400m (U17 Women) with Charlotte now the New Record Holder
 
In the U20 Women Sophie Mace had wins in Hammer, Discus and Shot.
 
Our U17 Men were not going to let the ladies take all the glory or be the only ones with New Club Records.  Making a first appearance in the league was Ben Fitzpatrick and Ben Marks running his first ever Steeplechase race in the pouring rain just to add to the wet feet guaranteed (more to follow).
 
There were wins for: Michael Cottrill – 1500m B, Tom Cursons – 100m Hurdles and 400m Hurdles, Sam Mace – Hammer, Discus and Shot and Ben Marks – 1500m Steeplechase.
 
We had New Personal Bests for our Hurdlers in all of their races so well done Josef Hubbard and Tom Cursons in the 100m and 400m Hurdles.
 
There were New Personal Bests and more for Sam Mace and Ben Marks.
 
Ben Marks broke the U17 Men Club Record for the 1500m Steeplechase and Sam Mace extended his Hammer Record
 
The relay team were left soaking in the rain before being disqualified in disputed circumstances, however, the points lost would not have affected the overall score.
 
In the U20 Men we had wins for: Isaac Mammen – 800m B, Matthew Pharaoh – 1500m A , Cameron Chisholm – 1500m B and Calum Beauchamp – 400m Hurdles.
 
There were New Personal Bests  for: Jamie West – 200m and Discus and Charlie Feinson – 800m.
 
Our 4 x 100m Relay Team of Calum Beauchamp, Charlie Feinson, Mark Jacoby and Jamie West came 5th.
 
The last race of the day featured our U20 Men in the 4 x 400m Cameron Chisholm taking the lead, Isaac Mammen, Matthew Pharaoh and Calum Beauchamp finished 3rd.
 
Overall we finished 4th out of seven teams so a big pat on the back and thank you to all athletes and parents.
 
Our team of Officials were led by our ‘Coach of the Day’ Andrew Kennard on the High Jump and Triple Jump.  Also officiating; Karen Hubbard, Sarah Sawicki, Marie Marks, Elaine Pharaoh and Ian Beauchamp. Thank you to all.
 
 
Athletes of the match: 
 
Charlotte Vaughan for a New Club Record in the 400m
 
Tom Cursons and Josef Hubbard for PB’s in 100m Hurdles and 400m Hurdles
 
 
Our next match is at Lewes on Sunday 25th June
 
Sabrina Mace – YDL UAG Team Manager
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Championship Record for Mace at Surrey Champs

A record breaking weekend for Walton athletes at the Surrey Championships!!

Walton athletes had a superb weekend, winning 41 Medals: 14 Gold, 10 Silver and 17 Bronze, as well as running 43 PBs, 7 Club Records and 1 Championship Record.

Sophie MaceSophie Mace on the podium after her CBP in the discus

Sophie Mace was in fine form, collecting three gold medals, with a Championship Record in the Discus of 44.84m, a Club Record of 48.77m in the Hammer and 11.61m in the Shot Put. George Sudderick, in imperious form, swept all aside in the U15 Boys 200 and 300, despite having to run 5 races across the weekend, setting Club Records when collecting comfortable gold medal wins in both with 23.31 and 36.85. Also stealing the show was Sam Mace, with a Club Record of 62.26m for gold in the U17 Hammer and another Club Record 46.85m for silver in the discus, also winning the Shot Put with 14.03m and the Javelin with 47.74m (a PB). Completing the Club Record line-up were Matt Pharaoh with 9:31.55 for bronze in the U20 men’s 3000 and Darby Begley-Jones, who ran 2:20.15 in the U17 women’s 800.

Our other County Champions came mostly from field events, with Greg Conlon clearing half a metre higher than his closest rival in the senior men’s pole vault with 4.20m, and Lisa O’Brien winning the Senior Women’s Long Jump with 4.93m, also taking silver medals in the javelin with a PB of 33.31m, and the high jump with 1.45, plus another PB in the shot put of 7.93m. A cracking race, though only between the pair of them, between Joe Hubbard and Tom Cursons in the U17 men’s 400 hurdles saw Joe victorious with a 60.61s PB, while Tom had to settle for silver, but it wasn’t without a fight, only 1/10th behind Joe with a PB 60.71s. Joe also won a bronze medal in the 100m hurdles. Sia Banbury won the U17 women’s hammer with a PB throw of 50.00m, while Tait Jones won the U17 discus with 40.02m. Jasmine de la Touche won the U15 girls’ hammer with a PB of 32.99m, and also took silver in the Shot Put and bronze in the discus and javelin.

Silver medals came from Carla Letheby in the senior women’s hammer, as well as three bronze medals in the javelin, shot put and discus. Susie McLoughlin and Fiona de Mauny provided silvers in the senior women’s track events in the 200m and 3000m, with Fiona also taking bronze in the women’s 800. Charlotte Vaughan also took silver in the U17 women’s 3000m, while Emma Horsey ran a brilliant 43.58s PB to take silver in the U17 women’s 300, behind a Championship Record from the winner.

Those taking home bronze medals were Sinead O’Brien in the senior women’s hammer and Jo Locker in the senior women’s 3000. Nicola Bell took three bronze medals in the U17 women’s hammer with a PB of 45.17, the javelin and the shot put, while Clara Sawicki took bronze in the U17 women’s 300m hurdles. Tyler Panton was in fine form, taking U15 boys’ 200m bronze in a PB of 23.70, and also claiming the 100m bronze. Reuben Leyland grabbed a PB 2:11.16 for bronze in the U15 boys 800.

You can’t ask for anything better than a PB at a Championship event, and those recording PBs were many. Aside from those already mentioned, there were PBs from:
Mark Jacoby U20 Men 800 2:08.99
Isaac Mammen U20 Men 1500 4:30.75
Charlie Feinson U20 Men 400 51.17
Sam Bishop U20 Men 400 54.18
Ben Fitzpatrick U17 Men 3000 9:36.37
Phoebe Schofield U17 Women Long Jump 4.59
Rachel Pharaoh U17 Women 3000 11:20.22
Evan Lee U15 Boys High Jump 1.65
Jack Gemmell U15 Boys 3000 10:21.52
Josh Cowie U15 Boys Hammer 28.35
Georgia Russel U15 Girls Hammer 24.75, Shot Put 9.34, and 300 45.39
Eva West U15 Girls 300 44.80
Grace Penfold U15 Girls 300 47.84
Caitlin Paul U15 Girls 300 45.35
Sally Mammen U15 Girls 200 30.99 and 100 15.04
Finn Punton U13 Boys 800 2:28.06
Christopher Vaughan U13 Boys 800 2:36.75
Oliver Emment U13 Boys 1500 4:46.67
Charlotte Maxwell U13 Girls 200 28.97 and 100 14.32
Emma Fisher U13 Girls 100 14.27
Bella Wiles U13 Girls 800 2:48.90

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YDL UAG Match 1 – Report

Walton’s first match of the season for the U17 and U20 athletes at the blue track of Dartford was a great day of PBs and other super performances.
 
We had a few new athletes to the Upper League who made a very smooth transition indeed.  With 13 New Personal Bests or Equalling Personal Bests throughout the day Walton were there to make a mark (even if it was a small one!)
 
The team of 6 U17/U20 Women held their own against the men with Clara Sawicki achieving 2 new PBs in the 300m Hurdles and moving up to the U20 Women’s 400m and Tait Jones in the 200m.
 
We also had wins from the Women: Sia Banbury in the Hammer, Charlotte Vaughan in the 1500m, Tait Jones in the Discus, Sophie Mace in the Hammer, Shot and Discus.
 
For the first time we had a ladies relay team too! Charlotte Vaughan, Darby Begley-Jones, Clara Sawicki and Tait Jones all ran in the 4 X 100m in 56.30 sec and came a creditable 4th.
 
Then comes the boys – not to be outdone but then there were a lot more of them.  We had 8 New Personal Bests, 2 Equal Personal Bests and an Outdoor Best to be different.
 
 U17 Men new PBs for Josef Hubbard in the 400m Hurdles, Oliver Coppellotti in the 800m, Sam Mace in the Discus, outdoor PB in Shot and Ben Marks with a huge new PB on his 3rd 3000m –  knocking nearly 24 seconds off!
 
There were U17 Mens wins for Michael Cottrill in the 800m B, Ben Marks in the 3000m and Sam Mace in the Hammer, Shot and Discus.
 
Our U20 Men: Calum Beauchamp ran a PB in the 200m, Charlie Feinson ran a PB in the 400m, Jamie West ran two PBs in both the 200m and 400m and Mark Jacoby equalled his PBs in both the 200m and 400m.
 
The U20 Men wins were Calum Beauchamp in the 400m Hurdles and Isaac Mammen in the 1500m B.
 
With superb performances in the relay teams, the U17 Mens 4 X 100m team of Sam Bishop, Sam Mace, Oliver Coppellotti and Josef Hubbard achieved a fantastic time of 48.9 and came 3rd. 
 
The U17 Mens 4 X 400m team of Oliver Coppellotti, Michael Cottrill, Sam Bishop and Ben Marks won in 3.5490. 
 
The U20 Men 4 X 100m team of Calum Beauchamp, Charlie Feinson, Mark Jacoby and Jamie West came 5th in 50.30.
 
The U20 Mens 4 X 400m team of Cameron Chisholm, Charlie Feinson, Matthew Pharaoh and Jamie West came 3rd in 3.44.40.
 
 
 NEW CLUB RECORDS:    U17 Women Charlotte Vaughan 300m in 43.90 and the 1500m in 4.58.8 ,    U17 Men Ben Marks in the 3,000m with a time of 9.17.2  and U17 Men Sam Mace in the Discus with 46.69m
 
 
Athletes of the match : Charlotte Vaughan for a win in the 1500m and two new U17 Women Club Records in the 300m and 1500m.       Sam Mace for three wins in Hammer Shot and Discus and a new PB and U17 Men Club Record in the Discus.
 
 
Also a very big ‘Thank you’ to all our wonderful officials :  Jack Rutherford, Debbie Singleton, Karen Hubbard, Marie Marks, Sarah Sawicki, Elaine Pharaoh, Stuart Mace and parent helpers too (Ian Beauchamp and Chris West).
 
Our coach of the day award goes to Andrew Kennard with a close second to Ben Kennard.
 
 
Thank you and well done also to all our parents and athletes. Also wishing Ben Fitzpatrick a speedy recovery ready for the next match and thank you to Sam Bishop for stepping in to fill the 4 X 400m relay team.
 
 
Our next match is 28th May at Croydon.  We were 6th out of seven on this occasion lets gets those events filled next time and move on up the table.
 
Full results will be up on the Power of 10 website
 
 
Sabrina Mace – YDL UAG Team Manager