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Gold for Harrington & Silver for Mulcaire Gold For Harrington & Silver for Mulcaire 6 Munster athletes were selected for Ireland for the SIAB Schools Cross Country International on Saturday 22nd March in Bolton, England – Junior Girls Caoimhe Harrington, Colaiste Pobail, Bheanntrai Laura Nicholson, Bandon Grammer School Intermediate Girls Fiona Everard, Maria Immaculata CC, Dunmanway Intermediate Boys Kevin Mulcaire St Flannan’s College, Ennis, Co Clare Barry Keane, St. Declan’s, Kilmacthomas Fearghal Curtin, Midleton CBS Caoimhe Harrington, West Muskerry A.C. representing her school Colaiste Pobail, Bheanntrai put in a terrific performance to lead the field home in the Junior Girls race winning individual gold & leading the Irish team to a bronze medal in the team competition which included Laura Nicholson, Bandon Grammer School (Bandon A.C.) who finished 25th overall. Fiona Everard, Maria Immaculate CC Dunmanway (Bandon A.C.) won a bronze team medal with the Irish team in the Intermediate competition coming home in 22nd place overall. Kevin Mulcaire, Ennis Track A.C. representing his school, St. Flannan’s Ennis took silver in the Intermediate Boys race with a wonderful display of running & led his team home to a silver medal victory in the team competition which included fellow Munster men, Fearghal Curtin, Midleton CBS (Youghal A.C.) who was 13th overall & Barry Keane, St. Declan’s, Kilmacthomas in 17th place. Congratulations & well done to all 6 athletes. Full results at end of this report. See Extract from AAI Website dated Monday, 24th March below:- “There were thrilling individual victories achieved by two young Irish athletes; Caoimhe Harrington (Colaiste Pobail, Bheanntrai , Bantry) and Paddy Maher (Dunshaughlin Community College) at the SIAB International Schools Cross Country event in Bolton and there was silver and bronze medal success too by Kevin Mulcaire (St Flannan’s Ennis) and James Maguire (St Benildus, Dublin) in their respective Intermediate and Junior Boys events. Caoimhe Harrington delivered a top drawer performance to win the Junior Girls race in a close finish with England’s Josie Czura who she just edged out approaching the finish line. Harrington also led the Irish Junior Women team to a third place finish behind England and Scotland. This early victory by Caoimhe Harrington helped to inspire Paddy Maher to achieve victory in the Junior Boys event. Maher, who was running in his first international, raced into an early lead and was closely followed by his Irish schools team-mate James Maguire. However, it was Maher who had the faster turn of pace and he soon surged clear of England’s Matthew Willis and James Maguire and went on to finish strongly. The Irish Junior Boys team, led by Maher and Maguire, won the silver medals behind England. It was a day of special celebration for the Maher family as Paddy’s father, Tommy Maher is a former Irish Senior international cross-country runner who also finished third in the Dublin Marathon on two occasions. The intermediate Girls race was a very convincing display by the English team with the first 8 individuals home all part of the English team. Ireland managed to hold off Wales to take Bronze in the Team results. The final race of the day was the Intermediate Boys event and here Kevin Mulcaire from St Flannan’s College in Ennis delivered another top-class performance to take the silver medal behind the winner, Ben Dijkstra of England. Mulcaire led the Irish team to silver medal success behind England and ahead of Scotland.” RESULTS OF SIAB CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 22nd March 2014 Canon Slade School – Bolton, England Junior Boys Position Number Name School Country Time 1 41 Patrick Maher Dunshaughlin Community College Ireland 15min 24 2 9 Matthew Willis Kings School Chester England 27 3 42 James Gerard Maguire St. Benildus College, Dublin Ireland 38 4 16 Jack Goddard Windsor Boys Sch England 49 5 76 Euan Boyle Kinross High School Scotland 52 6 12 Jesse Magorrian The Judd School England 53 7 14 Zakariya Mahamed Cantell School England 53 8 73 Ryan Gray Port Glasgow High School Scotland 54 9 78 Jonny Jackson Stewart's / Melville College Scotland 55 10 10 Noah Armitage Hookes Dulwich College England 16min 06 11 15 Reece Curtis Sacred Heart- Cleve England 8 12 46 Aaron Doherty Rice College, Westport Ireland 9 13 108 Elliot Lawrence St Joseph's Wales 9 14 44 Ciaran Patrick Brolly Omagh Christian Brothers Ireland 13 15 13 Daniel Slater Sacred Hearts - Cros England 18 16 47 Aaron McGlynn Garm Scoil Chu Uladh, Lifford Ireland 19 17 75 Struan Paton Hamilton College Scotland 20 18 106 Rhys Jones Stanwell Wales 27 19 43 Niall Harvey Presentation College, Carlow Ireland 27 20 74 Adam Scott Balwearie High School Scotland 30 21 109 Joseph Crutchley Llanidloes Wales 36 22 45 Jarlath Jordan Dunshaughlin Community College Ireland 37 23 80 George Rees St Leonard's School Scotland 38 24 77 Joe Arnaud Dingwall Academy Scotland 50 25 107 Luke Davies Llandrindod Wales 52 26 11 James Puxty Skinners School -TW England 56 27 48 Peter Fegan St. Colemans College, Newry Ireland 58 28 110 Ryan Glyn Owen Dyffryn Nantlle Wales 17min 01 29 111 James Vincent Whitchurch Wales 3 30 112 Finn Bowie Greenhill Wales 7 31 79 Andrew Moreland Jordanhill School Scotland 28 DNF 105 Thomas Neshen Bryncelynnog Wales 1 England 2, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11 40 pts 2 Ireland 1, 3, 12, 14, 16, 19 65 pts 3 Scotland 5, 8, 9, 17, 20, 23 82 pts 4 Wales 13, 18, 21, 25, 28, 29 134 pts SIAB CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 22nd March 2014 Canon Slade School – Bolton, England Intermediate Boys Position Number Name School Country Time 1 25 Ben Dijkstra Loughborough GS England 16min23 2 57 Kevin Mulcaire St. Flannan's, Ennis Ireland 34 3 28 Mahamed Mahamed Cantell School England 42 4 27 Alex Yee Kingsdale Found England 44 5 29 Will Battershill Ivybridge School England 52 6 31 James Gormley King Edward V11 England 17min08 7 26 Jamal Lewis Icknield HS England 9 8 32 Isaac Akers Robert Smith AC England 11 9 60 Peter Lynch St. Kierans Collge, Kilkenny Ireland 15 10 58 Shane Hughes Colaiste Mhuire, Mullingar Ireland 17 11 61 Stanley James Edgar Friends School, Lisburn Ireland 19 12 95 Josh Kerr George Watson's College Scotland 26 13 63 Fearghal Curtin Midletown C.B.S, Cork Ireland 27 14 89 Alex Carcas George Heriot's School Scotland 33 15 30 Stephen Ferroni BACA Brighton England 35 16 62 Christy Conlon Rathmore Grammar School, Belfast Ireland35 17 59 Barry Keane St. Declan's C C, Kilmacthomas Ireland 44 18 121 Jake Heyward Llanishen Wales 47 19 64 Cathal Doyle St Aidans' C.B.S, Whitehall Ireland 54 20 122 Christian Smith Darland Wales 55 21 92 Scott McKay High School of Glasgow Scotland 18min04 22 125 Matthew Williams Milford Wales 11 23 96 Ben Greenwood Perth Academy Scotland 13 24 94 Jason McIntosh Kelso High School Scotland 15 25 91 Tristan Rees St Leonard's School Scotland 17 26 90 Cameron Harris Stirling High School Scotland 29 27 123 Hassan Abdi Fitzalan Wales 30 28 127 Brychan Williams Llandovery College Wales 34 29 128 Ashraf Liles Dyffryn Aman Wales 37 30 93 Scott Lisle Culloden Academy Scotland 39 31 124 Gabriel Kay Gwernyfed Wales 40 32 126 Finn Thompson Sir Thomas Picton Wales 20min24 1 England 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 26 pts 2 Ireland 2, 9, 10, 11, 13, 16 61 pts 3 Scotland 12, 14, 21, 23, 24, 25 119 pts 4 Wales 18, 20, 22, 27, 28, 29 144 pts SIAB CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 22nd March 2014 Canon Slade School – Bolton, England Junior Girls Position Number Name School Country Time 1 33 Caoimhe Harrington Colaiste Pobail, Bheanntrai Ireland 13min 22 2 2 Josie Czura Cams Hill Sch England 22 3 4 Maddie Deadman Aldworth Sch England 31 4 7 Lucy Miller Bellerive FCJ England 5 65 Erin Wallace Eastwood High School Scotland 6 6 Tilly Simpson Eckington Comp England 7 1 Saskia Millard Alleyn's School England 8 3 Sophie Hamilton Hazelgrove Sch England 9 8 Mollie O'Sullivan The Holy Cross England 10 66 Nikki Miller Mearns Castle High School Scotland 11 34 Jodie Lynam McCann Rathdown School, Dublin Ireland 12 67 Kate Gallagher Stirling High School Scotland 13 71 Danielle Kelly Williamwood High School Scotland 14 36 Abigail McBroom Loreto College, Coleraine Ireland 15 5 Holly Page Chileshurst Sch England 16 68 Lauren Dickson Boroughmuir High School Scotland 17 35 Nicola Tracy Duffy St. Peter's College, Dunboyne Ireland 18 97 Lucy Davies Dyffryn Taf Wales 19 100 Abbie Williams Pembroke Wales 20 38 Hana Blake East Glendalough School, Wicklow Ireland 21 102 Naomi Reid Y Pant Wales 22 99 Annwen Gammon Bryncelynnog Wales 23 101 Holli Jehu Cyfarthfa Wales 24 69 Rona Tytler Gryffe High School Scotland 25 39 Laura Nicholson Bandon Grammar School, Cork Ireland 26 40 Caelainn Rose McQuaid Sacred Heart College, Omagh Ireland 27 70 Zaynah Aziz Selkirk High School Scotland 28 104 Isobel Dodd Brynteg Wales 29 98 Jessica Wadey Cowbridge Wales 30 103 Kiara Frizelle The Cathedral Wales 31 72 Holly Little Bearsden Academy Scotland 32 37 Laura Ward Presentation College, Carlow Ireland 1 England 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 30 pts 2 Scotland 5, 10, 12, 13, 16, 24 80 pts 3 Ireland 1, 11, 14, 17, 20, 25 88 pts 4 Wales 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 28 131 pts SIAB CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 22nd March 2014 Canon Slade School – Bolton, England Intermediate Girls Position Number Name School Country Time 1 17 Harriet Knowles-Jones Loreto GS Altrincham England 16min 05 2 18 Sabrina Sinha Bromley High Sch England 47 3 19 Rosie Johnson Rainford High Sch England 51 4 22 Niamh Brown St Bede's Redhill England 57 5 24 Kate Waugh RGS Newcastle England 17min00 6 21 Georgia Fear Sth Hampstead HS England 4 7 20 Grace Goddard Brackenhale
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