We had a great turnout for our Club Championships at Crownpoint Stadium on Sunday the 19th of July. We were joined on the day by the King’s Baton Relay, as it progresses towards the Commonwealth Games at Scotstoun Stadium.

Athletes across the club produced strong performances at this year’s Club Championships. The U12 awards were decided by combined placings across four events, with the lowest points total winning. From U14 upwards, each athlete’s highest-scoring performance determined their position. Tied medal positions are included below.

U12 boys: Eleven boys, including U10 athletes competing in the combined U12 group, took part. Matty Morrow won the overall title with 11 points, taking first place in both the shot put (7.67 m) and 60 m (9.25 s). Archie Miller finished second with 12 points; his 3.94 m long jump won that event, and he was second in the 60 m in 9.42 s. There was a tie for third on 15 points. Owen Herraghty won the 600 m in 2:00.67, while Lawrence Jackson placed second in the shot put with 7.02 m and third in the long jump with 3.76 m.

U12 girls: Eleven girls competed in the combined U12 group. Amy Trainor was the overall winner with just five points. She won the long jump (4.14 m), 60 m (9.49 s) and 600 m (2:05.69), and placed second in the shot put with 6.50 m. Anya Walker and Melody Paton shared second place on 10 points. Anya was runner-up in the long jump (3.64 m), 60 m (9.71 s) and 600 m (2:10.57); Melody won the shot put with 7.04 m. Anna Campton took third place with 22 points, including fourth in the 600 m in 2:27.69.

U14 girls: Eight athletes took part. Anna Geuskens topped the standings with a discus throw of 17.58 m worth 194 points. Emma Campbell and Georgia Watson shared second place on 191 points: Emma threw 20.07 m in the javelin, while Georgia jumped 3.74 m in the long jump. Robyn Chan was also awarded third place in the standings, scoring 190 points with a 3.69 m long jump.

U14 boys: Ten athletes competed. Caleb Baldwin won with a 13.27 s run in the 100 m, scoring 275 points. Reuben Tinkler’s 2:27.21 in the 800 m earned 258 points and second place. Findlay Grant completed the medal places with a 1.37 m high jump worth 252 points.

U16 girls: Twelve athletes featured in the standings. Isla Thomson took first place with 513 points for her 47.7 s performance in the 300 m hurdles. Amy Jennifer Pender was second, throwing 26.33 m in the discus for 497 points. Charlotte Doyle secured third with a 9.47 m shot put worth 425 points.

U16 boys: Three athletes took part, and each earned a place on the podium. Matthew Chappells led the standings with 449 points after running 45.0 s in the 300 m hurdles. Bryn Papworth was second with a 1.55 m high jump worth 366 points, while Logan Torrance placed third with 288 points for his 12.77 s run in the 100 m.

U18 women: Five athletes competed. Skye Davidson won with a 39.50 m javelin throw worth 669 points. Lucy Kernahan finished second, scoring 656 points with a 33.67 m discus throw. Hollie Mcintyre took third with 503 points for her 9.81 m triple jump.

U18 men: Seven athletes took part. Just one point separated the top two: Ivor Scott won with a shot put of 11.49 m worth 539 points, ahead of George Scott’s 16.28 s in the 110 m hurdles, which scored 538. David Baker took third place with 520 points for his 11.55 s run in the 100 m.

U20 women: Two athletes appeared in the results. Ngai Gigya recorded 14.94 s in the 100 m, scoring 186 points. Arianna Carmichael started the 3000 m but did not finish. The points sheet does not record an overall placing for this age group.

Senior women: Nine athletes featured in the senior women’s points standings. Lorne Kerr took first place with a 54.90 s run in the 400 m worth 817 points. Haley Elliott was second with 797 points for her 40.27 m discus throw. Holly Kirkwood placed third, scoring 727 points with an 11.32 m triple jump.

Senior men: Nine athletes featured in the senior men’s points standings. Andrew Peck won with the highest score in the club standings: 935 points for a 49.39 m discus throw. Euan Urquhart was second with a 16.14 m shot put worth 916 points. Liam Mcintyre took third, scoring 615 points with a 32.99 m discus throw.

Disability Section: Julie McElroy was our club champion among our athletes with a disability. She recorded an excellent 5.04m in the seated discus. Also on the podium will be Pearce Vaughan who was first among the men with a 200m in 27.67s, along with good performances in both the 100m and long jump. David Lapping was second thanks to a good performance in his Javelin throw.

Our trophy and medal winners will be notified ahead of our Awards night at Scotstoun Stadium.

Congratulations to everyone who took part and special thanks to our officials for turning out once again and making the day a great success.