The boys are looking forward to their next events at the Eton Dorney Open Water Tri on 7th July and then in Andover on 21st July. 

Big thanks to Stewart, Lee and Dale for their junior triathlon coaching.

For the Under 13 girls, Amelia McKay took 3 B stream wins for maximum points in the High Jump, 800m and 70m Hurdles. Mia Eldridge scored well with a B stream win in the discus and an A stream 2nd in the Shot where Kiah-jay Stevens won the B stream Shot and took 3rd in the Discus. Mai Brown was 2nd in High Jump and 3rd in 800m and further 3rd places came from Elise Golding (B stream 200m), Holly Donohoe (1500m and B javelin), Kira Angell (70m hurdles) while Sophie Stancombe came 5th in a tough 200mA stream race.

For the under 13 boys, Sammy Hart won the 1500m and the B stream long jump, Joe Willey was 2nd in 100m, 3rd in long jump and 4th in 200m with Daniel Hockaday taking 2nd B stream in the 200m and Archie Hutchinson came 4th in the Shot and 4th B stream in 100m.
In the Under 15 girls, Susie Drake was 1st 800m, Chloe Spencer-Ades was 2nd High Jump and matched that in the B 100m, Zoe Forte was 1st B high jump and 2nd Javelin with Natasha Roue 2nd B shot and Chloe Jones 3rd Shot and 2nd Discus and Jordan Donovan 1st B 200m and 2nd B Discus with Lexi Fellows 3rd 1500m.

For the boys, Matthew Grey was 2nd High Jump and won B Discus, Evan Hartley was 2nd 80m Hurdles, Oliver Hewitt won B Javelin and took 2nd Discus with Rafael Riberio winning B shot and 2nd Javelin and Max Carnell 5th in both 100m and 200m.

In the under 17s, Josh Willock won Long Jump and was 2nd in 100m and 200m with George Biggs 3rd B in all 3. Yasmin Ryder won 800m with Georgina Bradford 1st B stream with 4th Discus and 5th 300m.

For the 1st match in the Oxford League, a team of 14 Under 9s and 22 Under 11s Girls took part and were by far the largest group there. For the Under 9s in their 1^st competitive match for many years, the boys ran out winners with 442 points ahead of Banbury with 246 while the girls score of 396 points just left them in 2^nd place behind Radley with 402. For the Under 11s, the girls team came out 2^nd  and the boys 3^rd.

Ben East was the highest scoring boy with 195 points, while Millie Quaintance topped the girls with 188 points and was the overall highest scoring girl. Anna Pettit 178, Allanah Dunstan and Phoebe Hoaen 162, Elise Szala 158, Francesca Young 157, Freya Owen 154, Isabella Brown 143, Lucy Draper 141, Cameron McCullough 138 Lucy Wells 135 and Kora-May Stevens 88 completed the U11 girls team. And for the Boys, Toby Stancombe 194, Ruari Behan 179. Charlie Hart and Tom Hills 173, Joshua Sells 153, Daniel Parkin 150, Christian Yates 147, Thomas Fareta 144 and Cameron Smith 136 completed the lineup.

In the Under 9s Maxim Brown on 137 was 3^rd overall and Verity Szala on 120 was the overall highest scoring girl.. Kate Newman 97, Amber Cowan 93, Aimee Dickson 86, Brooke Asser 78, Alexandria Marwick 64 and Emma Drake 62 completed the girls team, while Harry Underwood 116, Josh Donahoe 93, Kian Hockaday 92,, Bradley Head 88, Oisin Behan 85 and Milo Brown 80 completed the boys lineup.

In the 75m sprint, Ben was the fastest overall boy in 11.7 with Tom 12.2 and Ruari 12.3. Francesca was the fastest of our girls in 12.3 with Allanah 12.4 and Freya 12.7. In the U9s Harry’s 12.8 was 2^nd overall with Maxim 13.4 and Josh and Bradley both on 14.0 while Brooke’s 13.2 was 3^rd overall with Verity 13.6 and Amber 13.7.

In the 600m, Maxim 2.08.9 and Verity 2.18.4 were both fastest overall Under 9s with Oisin 2.30.4 , Josh 2.32.2, Amber 2.32.1 and Kate 2.33.9. In the Under 11s, Joshua 2.14.1, Ben 2.14.3 and Ruari 2.15.7 led the boys while Anna 2.10.0, Francesca 2.15.7 and Lucy and Elise 2.18.2 led the way for the girls.

In the Long Jump, Ben was again the leading boy with 3.25m with Toby 3.05 and Charlie 2.95 close behind and for the girls, Allanah 3.34 was 3rd overall with Millie 3.29 4^th and Anna 2.93. In the U9s, Maxim 2.30, Amber 2.28 and Milo 2.26 led the way.

In the Vortex, Millie’s throw of 29.09 was the overall winner for the girls with Phoebe 23.40 and Anna 19.55 while for the boys, Toby’s throw of 30.34 was 3rd overall followed by Cameron 27.67 and Ruari 24.80. In the Under 9s Emma threw 15.64 and was the best Under 9 throw of all. Verity threw 12.65 and Brooke 10.07 while for the boys, Maxim 13,70, Harry 13.41 and Bradley 13.20 were all close.

Yasmin Ryder grabbed herself a Uk number one ranking by winning the 1500m steeplechase and club record in a very fast 5.34.4 with team mate Rhea Walter winning the B string 6.14.3
Ryder ran in the 800m before the chase to win on a sprint finish in 2.22.3. Also in the middle distance in the mens Nathan Gillis took full control of his 800m 2.01.0 for a new u17 club record and 1500m 4.21.9 for two great wins.

Josh Willock won the 100m sprint in 11.9 with George Hunter winning the second string 12.8. In the 200m Willock could only manage second with Randall winning the second string easily.
Randall made it a great win in the 400m 52.5. The longer distance of the 5000m a great run by Alex Hanson setting a new p.b. of 17.49.4 could only manage third place. Richard Knape made a welcome return in the 110m hurdles with a convincing win 17.3.

On the field in the mens section the Javelin produced the best points of the day with Luke Angell winning this in 48.81m with Max Lambourne second in the second string 34.65
The girls managed to pick up some valued points with Cheryl Angell in the second string events in the javelin and shot where she was second and third in the hammer , the A strings were covered by Alishia Bradford gaining third places in all, except the Javelin. Both Ryder and Walter were third in the high jump with 1.40 and 1.25 heights. Georgina Bradford came 3rd in 400m (65.2), 1500m (5.22.5) and Long Jump (3.75m). Chloe Scaplehorn picked up a third in the 3000m while Kirsty Bennet came 2nd in the 800m second string and matched that in the 1500m as well. Rebecca Allan also secured valued points for the club in the 100m and 200m as did Christian Randall in 400m and Nick Bull in the 400m hurdles and high jump . The mens 4×100m squad of Gillis, Randall, Willock and Hunter stromed to victory with 47.4 but the day ended up with both teams winning the 4×400m relay with the girls quartet of scaplehorn, Bennet, Bradford and Ryder (66 seconds) clocking 4.42.1 and the mens team of Gillis, Hansen, Randall and Oliver Overend clocking 3.43.1 to end a great day

For the 1st match of the Quadkids season, a team of 9 Under 11 Boys and 10 Under 11 Girls took part. The girls team came out 2^nd overall and also took individual 5^th, 6^th, 7^th and 8^th places. The boys finished in 3rd but on combined scores, the Team Kennet squad emerged in 2^nd place.

Ben East was the highest scoring boy with 210 points. claiming 2^nd overall, while Anna Pettit topped the girls with 173 points. Kira Barton 169, Maddie Barnes 164, Freya Owen 163, Phoebe Hoaen 154, Elise Szala 151, Sophie Cunningham 143, Kora-May Stevens 125, Ellen English 118 and Eleanor Points 115 completed the girls team. And for the Boys, Ruari Behan 190. Charlie Hart 182, Ben Plank 169, Calvin Suppo 166, Joshua Sells 144, Thomas Fareta 143, Maxim Brown 137 and Cameron Smith 132 completed the lineup.

In the 75m sprint, Ben was the fastest Team Kennet boy (3^rd overall) in 11.6 with Ruari 11.8 and Calvin and Charlie both running 12.2. Maddi was the fastest of our girls (4^th overall) with Freya, Sophie and Ellen all running 12.2.

In the 600m, Anna was the fastest girl in 2:06.8 (3^rd overall) followed by Freya 2.16.6 and Kira 2.17.4, while for the boys Ruari 2.07.8, Joshua 2.13.1 and Ben 2.14.0 led the way.

In the Long Jump, Ben was again the leading boy with 3.26m (3^rd overall) with Charlie 3.17 and Ben 3.04 close behind and for the girls, Phoebe 2.88, Maddi 2.87 and Kora-May 2.79 jumped the furthest.

In the Vortex, Ben’s throw of 32.25 was the overall winner followed by Cameron 24.60 and Ruari 23.70 while Phoebe threw 26.77 (2^nd overall) with Maddi 22.91 and Anna 22.38 for the girls.

The match score saw a convincing win for the club

Team Kennet 581
Oxford City 429
Wimbourne  376
City of Salisbury  358
MADJA  271
Poole  168

The highlight of the day was when Sam Hart broke the League record in the 1500m in the u13 boys event taking it down to 4.44.6 for a great win of the day.

The under 17 women’s squad  were age group winners with great double wins coming from Millie Calkin(42.2)  and Yasmin Ryder(45.0) in the 300m, Calkin made it anther double in the 200m just missing the league record clocking 26.0 with new comer Zoe Silverthorne winning the B string 27.5. Ryder teamed up with Rhea Walter for another double in the 1500m with Ryder clocking 5.01.
Calkin made it another win in the Long Jump with 4.88 with Walter taking the B string, more wins came from Silverthorne and Sophie Barton in the Shot and Georgina Bradford and Kirsty Bennet in the Discus, with Bradford also winning the Javelin. The relay Quartet of Ryder, Calkin, Silverthorne and Barton won in  54.6

The under 15 girls also won their age group Cary Cox running a great 800m race to storm to victory with 2.25 with Susie Drake taking the other string in 2.35.8. Jordan Donovan took two second string wins in the 200m 28.1 and the 300m 45.9 as Cox came second in the first string of the 300m in 45.1. Lexi Fellows took a second string win in the 75m hurdles 14.0 and added to this in the 1500m race with another second place 5.39.6. The relay team were just second with Donovan, Dani Newton, Chloe Spencer-ades and Natasha Roue  clocking 56.9.On the Field Spencer-Ades took a great win in the high jump leaping to 1.42 with Drake 1.25 for 2^nd place. Both Donovan and Newton won their strings in the long jump for a double, in the throws Chloe Jones won the Shot with Cox winning the Discus both in the second strings.

The under 13 boys are defending their league title and they set to defend that with a great win, although not many wins as the girls they packed well to get top three places, Josh Livingstone having the best of the boys winning the High jump with 1.26 with Sam Clarke taking the B string, the B string 800m. New Comer Nick Barlow won the B string 75m hurdles. Sam Hart won the Long jump to add anther win with Daniel Hockaday winning the second stream 3.46. The relay team were second with Hockaday, Clark, Harry Brooker and  Nick Barlow.

The under 15 boys also won today with the relay team Joe Osler, Shaun Davis, Evan Hartley and Dylan Suppo 55.20, with Suppo winning the second string 100m and long jump (4.43). Joe Osler (1.66) and Matt Grey both won their string of the high jump. The throws saw good points again with Oliver Hewitt 3^rd A string 8.36 with Rafael Ribeiro taking the second string 7.05, the Discus Hewitt came second 19.65 with Grey matching the placing, and in the Javelin Ribeiro took the second string with 27.50 and Hewitt third in the A string 30.64

The under 17 men, also defending their title, were just edged into second place on the day with Josh Willock  leaping to 6.27 for a great win in the long jump with George Hunter taking the B string 5.23, Nathan Gillis was fired up just missing the league record in the 1500m clocking 4.11.5 for a great solo win which he matched in the 400m 52.4. Oliver Overend won the B string 1500m in 4.50.4, Josh Willock took two second places in the sprints 100m 11.6 and 200m 23.2 with George Biggs matching the placings in the second string in the 100m 12.7 and Hunter in the 200m 25.2. A great victory came in the 4 x100m relay with Hunter, Gillis, Biggs and Willock in 49.0. The field events Christian Randall took part in all three throws in the second string taking wins in them all the shot 8.65, discus21.15 and javelin 38.43 while in the A strings it was Max Lambourne shot 8.80, Discus 24.36 and Javelin 38.83 for all second places.

The under 13 girls found the going tough with third place, Emily Gould made a good start to the season with second place in  100m 14.4 and a great win in the 200m 29.9 the best on the track with the relay team 2^nd of Kiah-jay Stevens, Elise Golding, Mia Eldridge and Emily Gould. On the field both Stevens and Eldridge made it a double win 6.20 and 5.80. and Kira Angell taking second place in the Javelin 15.00

Silver medals were won by Mia Eldridge in the Under 13 girls Shot (6.76) and Oliver Hewitt in the Under 15 boys Hammer (22.91m) and Bronze medals by Alisha Bradford (Under 20 Womens Discus 29.92m) amd Mia (Under 13 girls Discus 15.67m).

Just missing out with 4th places were Alisha in the shot (7.88), Chloe Joines in Under 15 girls Discus (17.48), and Oliver in both the Shot (7.72) and Javelin (25.65). Also taking part were Cheryl Angell in the Hammer (18.02) and Shot (6.14), Chloe in the Shot (5.95) and Javelin (12.22), Ellie Capewell Discus (10.66), Mia Javelin (3.89) and Stan Chambers as the only Vet 60 thrower in the Discus (27.61) and Shot (8.11).