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Results
From Peter Jardine in Laughborough
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Scottish athletes delivered three victories at events and a few seconds nearby in the Laughborough International.
And the signs for the future looked good through an excellent sprint retransmission performance of our U20 women, since they gave a new better time for a quartet in that age group.
Steven Bryce, Nick Percy and Sarah Calvert The event came up with while the tastes Alyson Bell He was second in his two party races and Kirsty law It was the second too. Andrew McGill Wash a tenth of a second to give Scotland a double of Milla Victoria.
Steven started things in terms of events of events, with another success in this event in the 1500m matches.
The Scottish did four in the row in the Laughborough International in this particular event. Steven was delighted with the 4: 00.82 clock to see all the challenges and win here once more.
Nick is a usual winner here and there was no change in that state, since he too, Cool Scotland Full Points. The Olympic won the male album with 61.75m.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHSWQWDT9my
Sarah possibly produced the best victory of his career to seal the treatment in the female mile.
The field included Olympic Jessica Warner-Jej But Sarah found an excellent kick on the last 300m after falling to fourth place just after the bell.
“I was a little worried, but I had a leg leading before when I really did it because,” said Sarah.
‘I won the outdoor burs a couple of weeks ago, so it is good to add another victory and for Scotland in Laughborough. I just want to stay fit and avoid injuries and see what happens, but today was very pleasant. “
Moments later Andrew McGill He was within a few hundredths of a second to add another success mile, but had to settle for second place in 4: 07.21. Sarah won in 4: 45.51.
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One of the best Scottish performances came from our female development team that established a new better U20 Scottish in the 4x100m.
It was a good team effort of Kishi Aremu, Sophie Thomas, Emma Clark and Holly Whittaker To improve the previous registration.
International GB Alyson Bell He had a leg appointed as captain of our team the night before the event.
Alyson went to his fellow athletes and one of his key messages was that everyone enjoyed the moment and delight in representing Scotland.
“You are here for a reason and selected for all your hard work and good performances,” said Alyson.
After a relay race with GB and Ni, Alyson was second in the final of 100 female meters at 11.46. She was also second in the 200 meters with 24.13.
Alisha Rees I was among those who listened and could certainly agree with another observation of the captain: athletes are not always a straight line up, there are always setbacks to overcome.
After almost two years, Alisha registered 11.84 in his guest career of 100 meters and only his second departure since August 2023.
William Ritchie-Moulin in Hurdles Action (photo of Bobby Gavin)
For sprinter Cameron Thores It was in action of 400 meters and, although the athlete Pitreeavie AAC felt that it could have been faster, the pride of representing Scotland shone in a conversation, with the hopes of the selection of the Commonwealth games.
“It is a great honor to represent Scotland and this is my second Loughborough International after last year,” he said.
‘There is a 100 -meter opportunity for me in Glasgow 2026 and that is a great goal. I will continue to work far to try to give the time application in the classifications. “
For sprinter Ross Paterson Registered 12.33 in his 100 m race.
There was a second place to Kirsty law On the women’s album with 54.38m the best in the day. Debutant of Scotland William Ritchie-Moulin He took third in Sprint’s obstacles with 13.95 SB.
In a couple of races of a return, there was a fifth place for purposes for Ben Heron In the 400m obstacles in 53.62 and Dylan Mculloch On the floor in 48.12. In invited races, Georgina Adam I had a good 400m victory to 54.03.
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Back to the field and triple Jersey Silver Nwabuzor They came up with a PB to jump to 12.57m. Amy Kennedy It was third in the shot with 14.72m.
Alessandro Schenini It was fourth in the male length with 7.35m.
Sofia Vidak It was fourth in the female 800m, while the career of male matches was good for the Scots, Andrew Thomson He was second with a PB for the National League to 1: 51.01, Lewis Watt It was fifth for Laughborough and Scotland Jonathan Marshall It was sixth.
In the final of 200 meters of men, Krishawn Aiken It was fourth with 21.58.
Scotland was fourth in the mixed relay match with races of Felum Mackenzie, Carys Macaulay, Tom Evans and Lorne Kerr.
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