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News
The results from Match 3 of the NYSD T&F League at Catterick Garrison Stadium on Tuesday 14th June are not available yet due to hiccups in the competition which are exercising the minds of the Summer Committee. There was a sizeable turnout of Harriers of all ages meaning that there were no competitors that night in the Whorlton Challenge Fell Race, nor the following night, either in the Yorkshire Vets League Road Race at Starbeck or the Otley 10 mile Road Race.
North Yorkshire Inter-Schools Track & Field - Grimsby 18th June 2005
The North Yorkshire Inter-Schools T&F Match versus Humberside and Nottinghamshire was on Saturday 18th at King George V Stadium, Grimsby. Athletes were selected from those who had finished in the top places at the County Championships the previous week and many were looking to improve further and earn selection to the English Schools. Top Harriers on the day were Lindsey Johnston who won the Intermediate Girls javelin with a PB throw of 35m50 and Nick Outhwaite who added another 10 cm to his PB in the Intermediate Boys pole vault with a 2m60 clearance. RZH results: Senior Boys - Sean Osborn 400m 54.5, James Brownfields-Pope 800m 2:13.5; Inter Boys - Josh Miers 3000m 9:46.2, Scott Goodrum triple jump 12m68, Nick Outhwaite pole vault 2m60; Inter Girls - Sophie Broadway 200m 27.2, Jo Adams 800m 2:38.2, Katie Roberts 3000m 12:21.7, Lindsey Johnston javelin 35m50; Junior Girls - Leanne Shaw 200m 26.6.
The North of England Senior T & F 18th June 2005
The NoEAA Senior T&F Championships started on the same Saturday at Sport City, Manchester and three Harriers made the journey. Ken Harker ran in the 1500m but was 10th in his heat in 4:16.79 and didn’t progress. Scott and James Wardman both opted for the 800m; Scott was eliminated in the heats, finishing 6th in 2:00.71 but James won his heat in 1:57.45 before finishing 7th in the final in 1:59.33.
BOFRA Series - Kettlewell 19th June 2005
Gary Bastow made a belated start to the British Open Fell Runners Association (BOFRA) Series on Sunday 19th at Kettlewell. This was his first race of the season as a calf injury had kept him out for 5 weeks, although he had “done tons on the mountain bike” to maintain his fitness. His dedication paid off with his best-ever-run - 9th overall, 3rd Veteran Man and 1st M45 in 13:51, just a minute and a half behind the winner and beating all in his category, setting him up for a most competitive summer!
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