Another great day of competition for and by our juvenile athletes. Ten teams brought medals home – 5 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze and that wasn’t all. Our under 9 boys set a new 4×100 championship record of 1.07.46 . The previous record was set by our U9 boys in 2017. Apart from the under 18 girls who won their medals in the 4×400 all the others were in 4×100 relays.
MEDAL WINNERS AND TEAMS
GOLD – Under 9 boys – Jonah Cleere, Cian McIntyre, Henry Trayer and Dara Walsh.
Under 13 boys – Daniel Greene, Conor Knox, Marcus Lyons, Evan Cody and Tommy FitzPatrick.
Under 14 Girls – Mollierose Keegan, Jasmine Timmons McEneaney, Ella Sorohan, Kelly Charters.
Under 17 Girls – Aoibhe quinn, Kate Maher, Ruth Crowley, Molly Daly.
Under 18 Girls (4×400) – Grace Delahunty, Ella Wall, Hannah Quinn and Clodagh O’Callaghan.
SILVER – Under 11 Boys – Daniel McIntyre, Daniel Quinn, James Healy, Conor Lawrence Delaney.
Under 12 Boys – Cathal Comerford, Caelan Bambrick, Johnny O’Connell and Eoin Hoyne.
Under 15 Girls – Ellen Daly, Aisling Phelan, Kara Canavan, Mollierose Keegan.
BRONZE – Girls under 10 – Edie Kemple, Winter Rose Molloy, Lucy Maher and Jane Byrne.
Girls under 18 – Aoibhe Quinn, Grace Delahunty, Ella Wall and Molly Daly
PLACINGS OF OTHER TEAMS – G u9B 5th; G u10B 5th in semi-final; B u10B 4th in semi-final; G u11 7th in semi-final; B u11B 4th in semi-final; G u12A – 4th in final, B 5th and C 6th in semi-finals; B u12B 5th in semi-final; G u13 4th in final; G u14B 6th in semi-final; B u14A 4th in final and B 4th in heat;