Author name: Amelia Darnell

Steve Burke Discus 34.83m (1.5kg) 1st V50 Hammer 39.85m (6kg) 1st V50

100m R1 – 1st Kiyan Medina 11.46w (w/s +3.9) 100m R2 – 2nd Kiyan Medina 11.57 (w/s +0.8) – 15th U15B national rankings 200m R1 – 1st Kiyan Medina 23.86 (w/s +1.2)- 28th U15B national rankings Both English Schools standards

Brandon Ballard 2nd 1500m 4.01.44 –  his fastest season opener; strengthens 1st in SM T20 national rankings

10k 10th Natty Clifford 36:29 (2nd Age 16) (338 finishers) 3k Fun Run 4th Jake Henson 10:19 (PB by 43 secs; youngest out of top 4) 11th Georgie Henson 13:07 (2nd girl; 1st Age 9; PB by 33 secs) (82 finishers)

MEN100m A Sam Woodhall 12.5s (7)100m B Dan Steel 12.5s (6)200m A Zachary Bowes 23.3s (4)200m B Chris de Stefano 24.1s (2) – M40 Club Record, beating his own 24.3 2025; 7th M40 national rankings400m A Harry Exell 51.1s (2) – PB, beating 51.31; 94th U20M national rankings400m B Zachary Bowes 53.2s (1) – PB by 0.1400m

At Storeys Field, Jason Mumford placed 25th with 18:29, a significant 68-sec improvement on his previous best.  This puts Jason 26th on the club all-time rankings.  Meanwhile, at Hinchingbrooke Park, Dave Hudson led all with 16:27, while Seb Darnell removed 4 seconds from his best to consolidate his 17th place in the club rankings with 17:37 and with

800m A Race: 4th Tom Waterworth 1:48.16 – U20M Club Record, beating his own 1:48.95 2024 – SM Club Record, equalling Neil Speaight 1:48.1 1999 – 2nd U20M National Rankings – 4th U20M European Rankings – 46th U20M All-Time National Rankings – U20 European Champs Qualifying Time – Another year to go as an U20M

SW 100mH – 1st Faye Young 20.0

5th Martin Amos 36:15 (2nd M40)6th Simon Mead 36:29 (2nd M50)28th Ty Farrer 41:1140th Nathan Jermy 42:0542nd Duane Tomaselli 42:1246th Daniel Woolf 42:3955th Steven Church 43:29 (3rd M55)66th Ieva Klavina 44:34 (1st W40)78th Shelley Uff 46:56 (3rd W45)95th Bruce Grimley 48:57 (1st M70)115th Colette Guinea 50:52117th Graham Williams 51:00 2nd M70173rd Pauline Stocker 55:17 1st W65265th Lesley Jackson 66:18(335 finishers)

32 GOLD/30 SILVER/26 BRONZE = 88 MEDALS 88 medals in 2025 59 medals in 2024 68 medals in 2023 67 medals in 2022 Cancelled in 2021 Cancelled in 2020 49 medals in 2019 36 medals in 2018 On top of 88 medal positions, a further 35 performances, placing 4th through 6th, contributed to the age group