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    SCOTTISH ATHLETICS RECORD BOOK March 2018 A scottishathletics history publication Scottish Records 1 Date: CONTENTS Introduction 2 Men’s Outdoor Records 6 Women’s Outdoor Records 43 Men’s Indoor Records 68 Women’s Indoor Records 75 Index to Scottish Record Holders 84 Index to Non-Scottish Record Holders 105 Cover photos –Scottish record holders Tom McKean, Yvonne Murray & Liz McColgan, courtesy of David T. Hewitson. Scottish Records 1 INTRODUCTORY NOTE This is the first attempt to document all Scottish records, national, native and all-comers’, men and women, outdoors and indoors. Further research will be carried out and this publication will be corrected and refined in future updates. This is particularly the case on the women’s side which was very poorly documented for many years. I know there are inconsistencies in the way women’s records were reported in newspapers and programmes over the years. If anyone has any information, corrections or queries, no matter how small, please contact me at [email protected]. Arnold Black, Historian BACKGROUND Official Scottish athletics records have been in aspects of the list, especially the non-acceptance existence since the very first list was established of a 51 .2 440 achieved by T.G. Connell (West of in November 1886. The following edited detail of Scotland F.C.) at Kilmarnock F.C. Sports of 1882. the development of Scottish records was The track measurement had been verified and published in the centenary history of the Scottish everything seemed to be in order, but there was Amateur Athletic Association, Scottish Athletics by apparently some doubt about the scratch mark John W.
  • Women's 100 Metres

    Women's 100 Metres

    Sainsbury’s Birmingham Grand Prix • Biographical Summaries • Women Women’s 100 Metres 14:05 3 + 2 fastest to Final (15:33) First Round Heat 1 2014 World Best: 10.80 Tori Bowie USA Monaco 18 Jul 14 Diamond League Record: 10.70 Carmelita Jeter USA Eugene 4 Jun 11 Bowie will secure the Diamond Race victory if she wins in Birmingham (which would mean she won’t need to get into the top three at next year’s US Championships in order to go to the World Championships) Age (Days) Born Season’s Best Personal Best 1, YOUNG Jessica USA 27y 140d 1987 11.16 11.14 -11 11.06w -09. 400 pb: 52.25 -08 (53.95 -14). 200 pb: 22.99 -11 (23.28 -14). 3 NCAA 100 2011; 7 US 100 2014 In 2014: 1 Columbia 400; 2 Arima 100; 4 Atlanta ATL 100; 3 Clermont FL 100 ‘B’ (May 31); 2 Montverde 100; 7 US 100; 1 Eugene 100 2, WILLIAMS Jodie GBR 20y 330d 1993 11.20 11.18 -11 Commonwealth Games & European silvers at 200m (matching Kathy Cook’s feat from 1982) 11.13w -14. 200 pb: 22.46 -14. 400 pb: 54.33 -10. 1 World Youth 100/200 2009; 1 WJC 100 2010 (2 200); 1 World Youth 100/200 2009; 1 WJC 100 2010 (2 200); 4 EIC 60 2011; 1 EJC 100/200 2011; ht WIC 60 2012; 1 under-23 ECH 200 2013 (2 100/4x100); sf WCH 200 2013; 2 COM 200 2014 (3 4x100).1 UK 200 2014.