Young Athlete's League Reports and Notices

Radley win final NYAL at Swindon

Radley won their Midland 1 Southeast meeting at Swindon by 71 points.
There was a grade four performance from TJ McClimont in the under 13 boys’ 800m, which he won in 2.31.1, while Christian von Eitzen went one better with a grade three display to win the 15 boys’ 1500m in 4.30.1.
In the field, Emma O’Hara produced a grade 2 distance of 35.52m to win the under 17 girls’ discus, and she also added victory in the hammer with a grade three throw of 35.00.

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NYAL Update

After three matches Radley are in second place with only one match remaining, Milton Keynes are just pipping us from that top spot.

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Other results can be downloaded from their website here.

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NYAL second round - Tilsley Park

Sunday 16th May saw the second round of the NYAL at Tilsley Park. On a cold and later wet day, Radley went up against Milton Keynes and Bicester/Banbury. The day saw a close fought match against Milton Keynes and delivered some outstanding performances from Radley Athletes.

For the U13 girls Alex Cross provided a 1.50m High Jump, Haley Perrin a 5.06m Long Jump for the U15 girls and Megan Humphries a 2.31.1 800m for the U13 girls - all Grade 1 performances.

NYAL - Leamington

Radley make a splash at the start of the season in the National Young Athletes League last Sunday by convincingly winning their first NYAL match.
We had a tremendous turnout from the athletes who competed, not only in their specialised events, but also filled other events in their age groups. Notably Jess East and Katharina Clitherow who both ran the 3000m and the 1500m and 800m respectively, Kieran Webb and Adam Breslin who ran the 1500m and the 1500m steeplechase.
Lizzie Terry achieved personal bests in both the 100m and 200m.

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Match report (Winchester)
RADLEY finished in third place in their final National Young Athletes League Southern 1 West meeting of the season at Winchester.
The result means that Radley ended the season in a respectable eighth place in the table out of 16 teams.
But despite that, Radley managed 25 first places in the girls’ section and 16 in the boys’ category.
Highlights included a grade one personal best of 1.56m for Hayley Perrin in the under 15 girls’ high jump.