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AVIVA England Athletics U20, U17 & U15 Indoor Championships 27 & 28 AVIVA England Athletics U20, U17 & U15 Indoor Championships 27 & 28 February 2010 @ NIA, Birmingham RESULT Saturday (Track) T1 Event T1 U20M 60m Hurdles Heats 27 February 2010 10.15 First 2 in each heat and 2 Fastest Losers to Final T16 27 February 2010 13.35 CBP: Gianni Frankis & Jack Meredith, Southend on Sea/Liverpool H, 7.76, 2007/2009 UK Best : Gianni Frankis/Jack Meredith & Jon Ridgeon, Charnwood/Belgrave H, 7.76 & 7.68, 99 & 106.7cm, 2007/2009 & 1985 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 1 1 530 Jack MEREDITH Liverpool Harriers & AC 7.81 Q 2 529 Themba LUHANA Rugby & Northampton AC 8.07 Q 3 516 Michael FEENEY Amber Valley AC 8.38 4 527 Alex LEE Poole AC 8.47 5 513 Jack EDGAR-HILL Havering Mayesbrook AC 8.64 6 523 Matthew HEWITT Brighton & Hove City AC 8.69 7 536 Edmund O'HALLORAN Ireland DNF 8 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 2 1 545 Andrew POZZI Stratford AC 7.73 Q 2 115 Matthew WALCOTT Herne Hill Harriers 8.15 Q 3 525 Ben KELK Cambridge & Coleridge AC 8.18 q 4 556 Dafydd WALTERS Carmarthen Harriers 8.56 5 505 Yannick BUDD Bristol & West AC 8.83 6 540 Oliver PALMER City of York AC 9.10 7 625 James EATON Rugby & Northampton AC DNS 8 T16 Event T16 U20M 60m Hurdles Final 27 February 2010 13.35 From Previous Round T1 27 February 2010 10.15 CBP: Gianni Frankis & Jack Meredith, Southend on Sea/Liverpool H, 7.76, 2007/2009 UK Best : Gianni Frankis/Jack Meredith & Jon Ridgeon, Charnwood/Belgrave H, 7.76 & 7.68, 99 & 106.7cm, 2007/2009 & 1985 FINAL Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf 1 545 Andrew POZZI Stratford AC 7.67 CBP/UK 2 534 Alex NWENWU Wolverhampton & Bilston AC 8.02 3 525 Ben KELK Cambridge & Coleridge AC 8.05 4 139 James MCLEAN Southend Athletic Club 8.06 5 115 Matthew WALCOTT Herne Hill Harriers 8.06 6 529 Themba LUHANA Rugby & Northampton AC 8.14 7 518 James GLADMAN Warrington AC 8.30 8 530 Jack MEREDITH Liverpool Harriers & AC DNF Page 1 of 39 AVIVA England Athletics U20, U17 & U15 Indoor Championships 27 & 28 February 2010 @ NIA, Birmingham RESULT Saturday (Track) T2 Event T2 U17M 60m Hurdles Heats 27 February 2010 10.30 First 2 in each heat and 2 Fastest Losers to Final T15 27 February 2010 13.30 CBP: Jack Meredith, Liverpool H & AC, 7.89, 2008 UK Best : Jack Meredith, Liverpool H & AC, 7.89, 2008 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 1 1 559 Marcus WOODINGTON Oxford City AC 8.40 Q 2 137 Sam MAGUIRE Windsor Slough Eton & H 8.43 Q 3 551 James TAYLOR City of Stoke AC 8.46 q 4 555 Josh WALKER Boston & District AC 8.50 5 515 Max EVEREST Peterborough AC 8.57 6 543 Charlie PERRY Cambridge Harriers 8.64 7 512 Danny DRIVER Southport Waterloo AC 8.75 8 562 Luke YAXLEY St Albans AC 8.99 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 2 1 535 Nicholas OFONAGORO Victoria Park H & Tower Hamlets 8.40 Q 2 501 Blade ASHBY Herne Hill Harriers 8.44 Q 3 560 James WRIGHT Rugby & Northampton AC 8.50 q 4 59 David KING City of Plymouth AC 8.59 5 517 Christian GADDES St Albans AC 8.75 6 504 Tyron BLAKE CARDIFF AAC 8.86 7 550 Eoin SYNNOTT Ireland 8.98 8 541 Toby PARKES Oswestry Olympians 9.47 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 3 1 544 Jake PORTER Birchfield Harriers 8.39 Q 2 538 Joshua OLAWORE Havering Mayesbrook AC 8.54 Q 3 561 Joe YARDE Croydon H 8.55 4 531 Craig MORTEN Tonbridge AC 8.67 5 532 John MULHERN Victoria Park Glasgow 8.70 6 542 Jacob PAUL Epsom & Ewell Harriers 8.70 7 537 Edward O'HARA Radley AC 8.95 8 533 Andrew MURPHY Ayr Seaforth AC 9.12 T15 Event T15 U17M 60m Hurdles Final 27 February 2010 13.30 From Previous Round T2 27 February 2010 10.30 CBP: Jack Meredith, Liverpool H & AC, 7.89, 2008 UK Best : Jack Meredith, Liverpool H & AC, 7.89, 2008 FINAL Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf 1 544 Jake PORTER Birchfield Harriers 8.20 2 535 Nicholas OFONAGORO Victoria Park H & Tower Hamlets 8.25 3 137 Sam MAGUIRE Windsor Slough Eton & H 8.33 4 501 Blade ASHBY Herne Hill Harriers 8.37 5 551 James TAYLOR City of Stoke AC 8.60 6 560 James WRIGHT Rugby & Northampton AC 8.60 7 559 Marcus WOODINGTON Oxford City AC 8.60 8 538 Joshua OLAWORE Havering Mayesbrook AC 8.61 Page 2 of 39 AVIVA England Athletics U20, U17 & U15 Indoor Championships 27 & 28 February 2010 @ NIA, Birmingham RESULT Saturday (Track) T3 Event T3 U20W 60m Hurdles Heats 27 February 2010 10.45 First 2 in each heat and 2 Fastest Losers to Final T13 27 February 2010 13.20 CBP: Serita Solomon, Blackheath & Bromley AC, 8.38, 2007 UK Best : Lesley-Anne Skeete, Swindon AC, 8.22, 1986 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 1 1 386 Katarina JOHNSON-THOMSON Liverpool Harriers & AC 8.69 Q 2 408 Jenny ROBINSON Exeter Harriers 8.80 Q 3 393 Katy MARCHANT Leeds City AC 8.93 q 4 358 Charlotte CATTERMOLE Ipswich Harriers 9.24 5 288 Marija SCIBERRAS Malta 9.50 6 349 Lucy AVERILL Bath University 10.18 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 2 1 383 Claire HUMPHRIES Herts Phoenix AC 8.82 Q 2 429 Ashleigh WOOD Gateshead Harriers 8.98 Q 3 341 Gabriella ADE - ONOJOBI Cambridge Harriers 9.05 q 4 348 Georgia ATKINS Chelmsford AC 9.25 5 257 Catherine MCMANUS Ireland 9.36 6 268 Rachael NAKAYE Harrow AC DNF Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 3 1 410 Sandra SEATON Team Bath 8.82 Q 2 414 Emily STEVENS Herts Phoenix AC 9.15 Q 3 419 Lauren THOMPSON Herts Phoenix AC 9.19 4 344 Rayne ALLMAN Sale Harriers Manchester 9.26 5 422 Kirsty WARLAND Oxford City AC 9.45 6 T13 Event T13 U20W 60m Hurdles Final 27 February 2010 13.20 From Previous Round T3 27 February 2010 10.45 CBP: Serita Solomon, Blackheath & Bromley AC, 8.38, 2007 UK Best : Lesley-Anne Skeete, Swindon AC, 8.22, 1986 FINAL Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf 1 410 Sandra SEATON Team Bath 8.62 2 386 Katarina JOHNSON-THOMSON Liverpool Harriers & AC 8.71 3 383 Claire HUMPHRIES Herts Phoenix AC 8.72 4 429 Ashleigh WOOD Gateshead Harriers 8.83 5 408 Jenny ROBINSON Exeter Harriers 8.84 6 393 Katy MARCHANT Leeds City AC 8.95 7 414 Emily STEVENS Herts Phoenix AC 9.20 8 341 Gabriella ADE - ONOJOBI Cambridge Harriers 9.25 T4 Event T4 U15B 60m Hurdles Heats 27 February 2010 11.00 First 2 in each heat and 2 Fastest Losers to Final T14 27 February 2010 13.25 CBP: Daniel Davis, Sutton & District AC, 8.20, 2002 UK Best : Daniel Davis, Sutton & District AC, 8.20, 2002 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 1 1 546 Aled PRICE Carmarthen Harriers 8.89 Q 2 539 David OMOREGIE Pembroke Harriers (Wales) 9.14 Q 3 528 Stanley LIVINGSTON Jersey Spartan Athletics 9.50 4 547 Andrew RAVENSCROFT Whitemoss 9.63 5 196 Matthew CAMPLEMAN Leeds City AC 9.66 6 558 Jason WILLIAMS Birchfield Harriers 10.61 Page 3 of 39 AVIVA England Athletics U20, U17 & U15 Indoor Championships 27 & 28 February 2010 @ NIA, Birmingham RESULT Saturday (Track) Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 2 1 524 Luke JENKINS Swansea H 8.89 Q 2 190 Jonny WILKINSON Gateshead Harriers 8.96 Q 3 554 Alex WALKER Bracknell AC 9.03 q 4 526 Ashley KIRSOPP Warrington AC 9.22 5 503 Billy BILTON Havering Mayesbrook AC 9.87 6 63 Alex LAW Havering Mayesbrook AC 9.92 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 3 1 510 Euan DICKSON-EARLE Biggleswade AC 8.96 Q 2 39 Jordan HADLEY Vale of Aylesbury AC 9.03 Q 3 552 Scott THOMAS Camberley & District AC 9.09 q 4 508 Aiden DAVIES Doncaster AC 9.37 5 549 James SHARREM Cardiff AAC 9.38 6 T14 Event T14 U15B 60m Hurdles Final 27 February 2010 13.25 From Previous Round T4 27 January 2010 11.00 CBP: Daniel Davis, Sutton & District AC, 8.20, 2002 UK Best : Daniel Davis, Sutton & District AC, 8.20, 2002 FINAL Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf 1 524 Luke JENKINS Swansea H 8.73 2 39 Jordan HADLEY Vale of Aylesbury AC 8.81 3 510 Euan DICKSON-EARLE Biggleswade AC 8.84 4 546 Aled PRICE Carmarthen Harriers 8.86 5 554 Alex WALKER Bracknell AC 8.91 6 190 Jonny WILKINSON Gateshead Harriers 8.95 7 539 David OMOREGIE Pembroke Harriers (Wales) 9.03 8 552 Scott THOMAS Camberley & District AC 9.17 T5 Event T5 U17W 60m Hurdles Heats 27 February 2010 11.10 First 3 in each heat and 6 Fastest Losers to Semi-Finals T12 27 February 2010 13.05 CBP: Symone Belle, Tower Hamlets, 8.52, 2001 UK Best : Helen Worsey, Leicester Corintanian AC, 8.49, 1998 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 1 1 391 Nancy LEBEAU Thurrock Harriers AC 8.89 Q 2 356 Emma BROWN Giffnock North AC 8.93 Q 3 361 Kelly CLARK City of Sheffield AC 9.12 Q 4 387 Rhiannon JONES Blackheath & Bromley AC 9.28 q 5 425 Olivia WILDING Hereford & County AC 9.44 6 372 Megan DIXON Wolverhampton & Bilston AC 9.47 7 269 Sarah NEATE Team Bath AC 9.75 8 411 Charlotte SEXTON Bedford & County AC 10.13 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 2 1 815 Micaela BRINDLE Wigan & Dist H AC 9.13 Q 2 397 Yasmin MILNE Aberdeen AAC 9.16 Q 3 417 Holly THOMAS Havering Mayesbrook AC 9.17 Q 4 366 Brogan CROWLEY Sale Harriers Manchester 9.19 q 5 299 Bethany TAYLOR Kingston Upon Hull AC 9.54 6 352 Charlotte BANKS Windsor Slough Eton & H 9.60 7 415 Serlina SWABY-CONSTANTINE Victoria Park H & Tower Hamlets 9.96 8 405 Kelly-Jay PAYLING Amber Valley AC 9.99 Page 4 of 39 AVIVA England Athletics U20, U17 & U15 Indoor Championships 27 & 28 February 2010 @ NIA, Birmingham RESULT Saturday (Track) Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 3 1 367 Becky CURTIS-HARRIS Basingstoke & Mid Hants AC 8.97 Q 2 395 Danielle MCGIFFORD Wigan Harriers 9.09 Q 3 373 Emma DOURAS Wolverhampton & Bilston AC 9.13 Q 4 359 Ella CAVE Cambridge & Coleridge AC 9.31 q 5 357 Yolanda BULLEN Bedford & County AC 9.40 q 6 280 Bethany PORTER Wakefield & District H & AC 9.53 7 363 Fran COLDWELL Leeds City AC 9.67 8 Heat Posn Bib Athlete Club Perf Remarks 4 1 394 Jessica MCCABE Guildford & Godalming AC 8.98 Q 2 396 Hayley MCLEAN Chelmsford AC 8.99 Q 3 399 Emily MOORE Colchester Harriers 9.09 Q 4 392 Esme LITTLEFAIR Warrington AC 9.28
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