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Wednesday 30th June 2004:
Two Lincoln Wellington athletes will
shortly be in action in international competition. Blue Haywood
recently won the Black Forest Trial - a fell race on Ilkley
Moor over 2500 metres and with a climb of 220 metres - and, as a
result, she has been selected to make her international debut for the
England team in the Black Forest Teenager Games in Germany on
10th-11th July.
Rachael Nathan already has several Great
Britain vests against her name but after a four month layoff during
the winter she has only recently resumed serious training. Second
place in the 3000 metres steeplechase on her debut in the event at
the AAA's under 20 championships last week was obviously sufficient
to convince the selectors that she is on her way back. And as a
result she will represent Great Britain under 20's in a match
against Australia and other selected international competition at
the Sport City Stadium in Manchester on 3rd July.
Three Lincoln Wellington athletes will
have the honour of representing Lincolnshire Schools at this years
English Schools track and field Championships at Gateshead
International Stadium on July 9th and 10th. Lydia Chamberlin will
run the intermediate girls 200 metres and will also be part of the
4x100m relay team. Last years English Schools junior boys 400m
champion Tom Duffield moves up to the intermediate age group in
the same event. And dual gold medal winner in the intermediate girls
3000m, Rachael Nathan, will contest the same event in the senior
girls age group on her final appearance in a schools competition.
Monday 14th June 2004:
Congratulations to Hayley and Marcus Fox on the birth of their baby
daughter Charlotte. While Hayley is discovering the 'joys' of
motherhood, any queries regarding LWAC should be directed to Simon
Kimpton.
Monday 7th June 2004: The
results
of yesterday's Woodhall Spa Sprint Triathlon are now available on
the LincolnTri website.
Thursday 3rd June 2004:
Several members of the LWAC middle distance squad were in action last
weekend at the BMC
Young Athletes Grand Prix meeting in Cardiff.
Wednesday 2nd June 2004: Nina
Swaby's profile has been updated for 2004.
Thursday 27th May 2004: Full
results from last night's Lincoln
Wellington AC Race Series races are now available. A diary
and 2 beaded bracelets were handed in after the races. If
anybody has lost any of these items, please contact us at info@lwac.org.uk
Wednesday 19th May 2004: Lincoln
Wellington athletes enjoyed a successful weekend at the County T&F
Championships. The following people set new or equalled club
records:- Malcolm Bramhall
(400m Hurdles), Tom Duffield (400m), Lydia Chamberlin (80m Hurdles),
Jenny Pacey (100m Hurdles), Lesley Bryant (Javelin) and the 4x400m U17
mens squad. Well done to them all.
Wednesday 5th May 2004: The
timetable
for the Lincolnshire County T&F Championships has now been
finalised.
Wednesday 5th May 2004:
LWAC
member, Colm McCoy, is also organiser for the Woodhall Spa and
Horncastle Children's Triathlons. The Woodhall Spa event is on 6
June, immediately before the half-marathon and is open to anyone aged
14 or over. The Horncastle event is on 20 June and open to ages
7 -14. Entry forms and race details for both events are
available on www.lincolntri.co.uk
or telephone Colm on 01507 523184 (eve/weekend). Colm has also
gained the honour of being selected for the GB age group squad for the
World Long Dist Tri Champs in Sweden in July.
Tuesday 4th May 2004: Josina
Clarke's profile has been updated for 2004. Cat
Foley's profile has been added.
Monday 3rd May 2004: Ian
Kimpton's profile has been updated for 2004.
Saturday 1st May 2004: Lincoln
Wellington's athletes enjoyed a successful start to their North of
England league season at Hull today. The mens team recorded 1st
place and the women 3rd place to give an overall 2nd place. This
is a very respectable start considering that the squad had a number of
regulars missing. Personal bests were recorded by Will
Strangeway in the 1500m, Rachel Townsend in the 100m hurdles, Amy
Orrow in the discus and Ian
Kimpton in the 5000m.
Friday 30th April 2004: Lincoln
Wellington 15-year-old Tom Duffield is the latest athlete from the
club to gain international status. He has recently been notified of
his selection to represent England Schools in an intermediate age
group European Schools competition in Milan at the end of May.
Tom will be competing in the 400 metres, at which he is the
reigning English Schools junior boys champion, and he also expects to
be part of the sprint relay team. Following on from last years
tremendous results which saw him take the AAA's title in his age and
top the National rankings at 400m, Tom has already proved his current
fitness with a 200m/400m double at the first Lincolnshire League meeting
of the season. In the former event he recorded a very
satisfactory personal best time of 23.4 seconds. His main target for
the season will be to break the 50 second barrier for 400m and,
with a seasonal debut time of 51.0 seconds which already
qualifies him for this years English Schools Championships, his target
should be achievable.
Monday 26th April 2004: Provisional
results from yesterday's 2nd Lincs League match at Grantham are
now available on the Boston and District website.
Monday 26th April 2004:
The LWAC 5k summer
race series will take place again this year at Yarborough Leisure
Centre. There will be 4 races and competitors must run in at
least 3 of the races to qualify for the series prizes. This
year, in addition to 5k race for Under-17s and older age groups, and
the 3k race for Under-13s and Under-15s, there will be a new 1k race
for Under-11s. All ages will be based on age on 26th May 2004
(the date of the first race). Click here
for more details and an entry form.
Thursday 22nd April 2004:
Alison Dale has written a brilliant report
on her experiences in the London Marathon. If nothing else,
she is now the hot favourite to win this year's 'War & Peace' prize for
the longest report.
Monday 19th April 2004:
Congratulations to all of our
runners in yesterday's London Marathon. Full results of the
marathon are here.
Friday 16th April 2004: The Lincoln 10k organisers have issued
amended
results
for the Lincoln 10k.
Friday 16th April 2004: Tom
Doe's profile has
been updated for 2004.
Wednesday 14th April 2004:
Tash Johnson's profile has
been updated for 2004.
Friday 9th April 2004: The
programmes for this year's Lincs League Track & Field matches are
now available online. The results will, from this year
onwards, be hosted on the Boston website rather than the Grantham
website.
Friday 9th April 2004:
Profiles have been updated for Sarah
Coates, Beren Cross, Tom
Herbert, Sarah Kimpton and
Lucinda Pitcher.
Anyone who would like their profile adding to the web site should
complete a form available here, or
speak to Simon or Ian Kimpton on a club night.
Friday 9th April 2004:
Congratulations to Clare McCracken who, in the recent Scottish Relay
Championships, was a member of the winning City of Glasgow team and
she ran the 3rd fastest short leg. Clare ran for LWAC as a
youngster.
Thursday 8th April 2004:
Tracy Carnall and Helen Simmonite report on the recent East
Midlands Modern Triathlon and Open Biathlon meeting.
Monday 5th April 2004:
Can all LWAC members who wish to compete in the county Track and Field
championships please give their entries and £1 entry fee per event to
Kathy Warhurst by 15th April at the very latest.
Monday 5th April 2004: Results
from yesterday's City of Lincoln 10k are now available.
Results for LWAC runners only (correcting errors from the organiser's
master results list) are here.
Sunday 4th April 2004: Details
and entry form are now available for the Barkwith Breeze 10k, a
new race in July.
Sunday 4th April 2004:
Well done to all LWAC runners in today's Lincoln 10k. Of special
note are Tom Doe in 3rd, Will Strangeway in 14th and Ian Kimpton in
15th who made up the first team home; and also to Josh Stone who had
his best run for a couple of years to come home as 1st U17.
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