Team Kennet took part in the first of the Oxford Leagues at the weekend, with a much depleted squad than normal the athletes secured several wins on the day.
Overall Match Score
1st Oxford City 57.5
2nd Radley 52.5
3rd Team Kennet 50
4th Banbury 49
5th Abingdon 45
6th Bicester 44.5
7th Witney 26
8th White Horse 16.6
In the female section Ellie Armstrong won her shot with a 9.15m throw, and later coming second in the High jump. Sophie Wheadon in the under 15 girls secured a wis, in the Discus 25.11, and two second places in the Shot and Javelin, Chloe Collins won her B string Shot. Francesca Young made a welcome return to finish 2nd in the long Jump 4.34 and pick up a massive best time in the 300m for 3rd place 45.4. Rebecca Thomson came 2nd in the 1500m A string with twin Sister Georgina taking a B string win, in the Shorter 800m Annelise Gale took 3rd place. The sprints saw Ellie Kerslake finish 3rd 14.6 and Chloe Collins coming 2nd in the B 15.0, both teamed up in the 200m finishing 5th and 3rd. The under 13 girls started the day with a win from Amiee Dickson in the 70m hurdles 14.4. Kirsten Fraser had to settle for 3rd in the 1500m and Eve Brown took the B string win, the Shorter 800m a superb run from Annabel Todd won by nearly 100m in a time of 2.31.3, Todd came 3rd in the Shot, the Discus Dickson came 3rd A and Charlie Pennicott 2nd B.
The boys saw a very low turnout, In the under 13 boys 800m two third places came from Noah Kemp and Kian Darcy-Masters, on the field Oliver Ford came 2nd in the Shot, taking first place in the Discus, and Kian Hockaday coming 2nd in the Javelin.
