A Record Night !



Women athletes Danielle Hodgkinson and Emma Walton set new course records for the Wallsend Harriers Summer Grand Prix in the fifth race of the 2010 series on Tuesday 13th July.

Serving soldier Danielle - in a rare Grand Prix appearance - scorched around the 2-mile course in 11.02, a time beaten only by two male runners on the night and slicing more than one minute off the previous record held by Vicky Hindson.

Emma Walton was equally impressive in setting a new Veteran Womens course record - her 12.50 was more than twenty seconds faster than Chrystal Skeldon's previous record.

Although these were the two outstanding performances of the evening, the race itself was won by newcomer Kenny Chambers, with Emily James - another debutant - coming home in second place as both runners took advantage of the handicapper's unfamiliarity with their abilities.

There was another excellent turnout from young Wallsend athletes - with four of the youth section more than holding their own among adult competition - under-15 runner Keiran Drape recorded the fifth fastest time on the night.

In the race for the overall title, it is another young athlete, under-13 Adam Hill, who leads the table as the 'best-four' rule kicks into place. He is folowed closely by Keiran Drape and Kevin Payne with two races to go in the seven-race series.

Result
name / time / actual time

Kenny Chambers 16.00 14.15
Emily James 16.06 14.21
Jaclyn Younger 16.19 15.49
Adam Hill (u13) 16.23 13.38
Darryl Roe 16.26 13.11
Tom Westman 16.39 12.39
Jack Armstrong (u11) 16.44 12.59
Keiran Drape (u15) 16.45 11.45
Rob Kirtley 16.46 12.46
Steve Volpe 16.52 12.37
Sarah Cawthorn 16.57 15.57
Kevin Payne 17.00 13.30
Tony Carter 17.01 10.16
Amy Turner 17.01 13.31
Emma Walton 17.05 12.50
Laura Murphy 17.06 13.36
Graham Armstrong 17.06 11.51
Elaine Liu 17.07 13.22
Dave Daniels 17.08 10.53
Chrystal Skeldon 17.08 13.38
John Sturman 17.12 12.27
Barry Allsopp 17.13 11.58
Tony Maddocks 17.15 14.15
Danielle Hodgkinson 17.17 11.02
Julie Hind 17.25 16.25
Brian Hetherington 17.27 11.12
Ryan Hall (u15) 17.29 11.59
Steve Hargreaves 17.35 12.20
Ruth Marshall 17.55 15.10


Fastest Men

Tony Carter 10.16
Dave Daniels 10.53
Brian Hetherington 11.12
Keiran Drape (u15) 11.45
Graham Armstrong 11.51

Fastest Women

Danielle Hodgkinson 11.02
Emma Walton 12.50
Elaine Liu 13.22
Amy Turner 13.31
Laura Murphy 13.36



Summer Grand Prix

Article Date
A Record Night ! 14 Jul 2010
Hill's Speed gives the Blues 16 Jun 2010
Summer Grand Prix (3) 27 May 2010
It's the Young 'uns In Front ! 11 May 2010
The Summer Grand Prix - dissected! 13 Sep 2009
Summer Grand Prix 09 Table 26 Aug 2009
The Finale 26 Aug 2009
The Cream-Tea success! 30 Jul 2009
How to Win a Handicap! 07 Jul 2009
Gordon Smith Relay Results 07 May 2009
Gordon Smith Relay Results 08 May 2008
Summer Grand Prix 07 25 May 2007

Other Categories

Category Articles
General News 104
Race Results 26
Club Championship 2
Winter Grand Prix 12
Wallsend 10k Road Race 9
Social 1
NE Harrier League 13
Summer Grand Prix 12

ABOUT WALLSEND HARRIERS

CLUB GOVERNANCE

ARCHIVE

CLUB STUFF

CLUB GRAND PRIX

WEB LINKS





WALLSEND HARRIERS Latest NEWS

The Couple Challenge 2010

Running purists beware, this article involves disciplines other than your usual past time!! ...

Read More

This Weeks Sessions

Tuesday, 2x4mins 90 sec rest 3x pit heap hills. Thursday, 2x2mile 4mins rest.

Read More

News from Down Under

Hi Harriers, Well just a quick update. Training for the Sahara is going good, 9 weeks of t ...

Read More

ATHLETICS NEWS

Ennis makes strong start at Euros

Britain's Jessica Ennis gets her bid for European heptathlon gold off to a strong start, running the fastest time in the women's 100m hurdles in Barcelona.

Read More

Dobriskey spurred by drug cheats

Britain's world 1500m silver medallist Lisa Dobriskey says her anger over the drug cheats in her event could inspire her to the European title.

Read More

Idowu wins European triple jump gold

Triple jumper Phillips Idowu wins Great Britain's second gold of the European Championships as Martyn Bernard takes high jump bronze.

Read More

from BBC Sport