There have been a rash of new club records recently.  Congratulations to:

  • Etienne Maughan on her Senior Women's record of 8.43 seconds for 60 Metres Hurdles.
  • Both Etienne Maughan and Jasmine Wilkins, who now jointly hold the new Senior Women's 60m record of 7.63 seconds.
    • Jasmine's 7.63 seconds is also Under 20 Women's 60m record!
  • Jemma Eastwood on her W40 Pole Vault record of 3.26 metres (this is both an Indoor and a main club record).
  • Edith Caux who set a W65 200m record of 33.09 seconds and a W65 400m record of 76.41 seconds.

And finally, the Under 17 Women's 60 Metres Hurdles has been corrected to 8.77 seconds - a time that Etienne Maughan ran back in 2020.

Well done to all the record breakers, and their coaches.

Indoor Success

Under 23 Etienne Maughan has been having an amazing indoor season - with her hurdle times improving in every race. The highlight (so far) was a silver medal from the Southern Senior Indoor Championships at Lee Valley on 3rd February, when she ran 8.43 seconds for a silver medal in the 60 Metres Hurdles. This ranks Etienne 8th in the UK senior rankings, and is also a club record.

In fact, to date, Etienne has run inside the old Senior Women's 60M Hurdles club record of 8.69 seconds (which she set in 2022) five times this season.

In addition, Etienne clocked a time of  7.63 seconds for the 60m flat at Loughborough on the 13th January - another club record.

Congratulations on the club records Etienne, and good luck for the UK Indoor Championships in Birmingham this weekend!

Congratulations to Thaila Jade Mason and Lyla Danobrega, who have set new club indoor records recently.

Lyla set a new Under 20 Women's 1500m record of 4:46.12 at the England Indoor Championships in Sheffield on 11th February.

Meanwhile Thaila set two new Under 17 Women's records: 9.06 seconds for the 60m Hurdles at Lee Valley on 27th January, and 5.87 metres for the Long Jump at the England Indoor Championships in Sheffield on 11th February.

SEAA Indoor Championships

The South of England Indoor Championships produced two gold medals for Bedford athletes at the weekend. On Saturday, Zaphaniah Bryan cleared a superb new personal best height of 1.88m to claim the U17 Men’s High Jup title; whilst on Sunday Thaila Jade Mason’s 5.59m long jump was more than sufficient to pocket the U17 women’s Long Jump gold.  Congratulations to both athletes!

Congratulations to Noah Campion, who has been selected to run for the England Junior Men's team at the 61st Juan Muguerza Elgoibar Cross Country in Elgoibar, Spain at the weekend. This is Noah's second international vest of the season, after finishing second in the Cross Internacional de Itálica in Seville.  Good luck for the race Noah!

Bedford Sports Awards 2023

Three Bedford and County athletes won awards at the Bedford Borough Sports Awards this week!  Congratulations to:

  • Gracie Wall, who won the Junior Sports Personality Award
  • Sean Chigumba, who won the Junior Disability Sports Personality

and

  • Varun Bandi, who won the Senior Disability Sports Personality

A number of our other athletes were also nominated for awards.

Tia Wilson was 34th in the Euro U23 XC Championships in Brussels  on Sunday. Although Tia was not one of the scoring members  of the gold medal wining British team, it was nevertheless an outstanding performance.  Tia completed the 7K course in 28:58.  Well done to Tia on an excellent run!

Upcoming Events

15 Sep 2024
Eastern Masters League (EMAC) Final
TBC
29 Sep 2024
The Leighton 10
Ascott House estate, near Wing

 

 

 

 
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