The Wellington under 15 girls were very impressive winners of their race. Kelly Gilbert (5.14), Josina Clarke (5.27) and Liz Harley (5.11) had well over a minute to spare at the line. The Wellington B team finished in 3rd spot with legs of 6.31 from Rebecca Jackson, 5.32 from Rachel Humberstone and 5.26 from Helen Penistan. A good opening leg of 7.47 from Tom Duffield got Wellington in front in the under 15 boy's race. Elliott Haywood (8.12) and Ashley Smith (8.06) ensured that they stayed comfortably ahead of the B team who took the silver medals via Beren Cross (8.36), Jack Ramsden (8.18) and James Dray (7.45). The latter was the fastest lap of the race.

The Wellington under 17 girls had virtually no opposition in their race and Emily Taylor (8.56), Sarah Kimpton (9.22) and Natasha Johnson (9.01) completed a straightforward win. The under 17 men's race was a duel between two evenly matched Wellington teams. Tom Herbert (9.43) and Josh Stone (9.55) put the A team ahead after two laps. Mark Plaskett went round in 9.40 on lap three but was overhauled by a great last lap from Ian Kimpton who secured a B team win in 9.07 after 9.48 from Sam Delaney on leg 1 and 10.06 from Gary Cruickshank on leg 2.

The Wellington senior men's team was only put together on the day but they were still strong enough to continue the club's winning sequence. Will Strangeway rallied well in the final stages of leg 1 to hand a narrow lead to Andy Shepherd in 14.18. The latter extended this considerably on leg 2 in 14.06 and Roy Smith had plenty in reserve on leg three to clinch the win in 14.58. The Wellington stranglehold was finally broken in the veteran races with Russ Haywood, Dave Strangeway and Ricky Miller who just missed a medal place in the mens race and Trish Penistan (12.26), Pat Kimpton (14.40) and Ella Naughton (13.24) who had to settle for 2nd place in the womens race.