Updated statistics for top sportshall performances
Updated statistics on top club performances in sportshall are available via the club’s statistics page. Many thanks to Mick Lee for preparing these.
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June 8: Ayo Fatoki at Lee Valley
Ayo Fatoki, last year’s English Schools Silver Medallist, competed in an open meeting at Lee Valley, looking for a fast time. Unfortunately, headwinds thwarted those ambitions. 100m/100m Ayo Fatoki (M17) 11.36 (w-1.1)/11.42 (w-1.2) Full results from Lee Valley
November 17: Arthur Small is sixth in the BBO Championships
M13, Arthur Small, was the only MMK representative to compete in the Berks, Bucks and Oxon Championships in Broughton Castle, near Banbury in Oxfordshire. This traditional fixture, that started in 1911, has not been supported by Marshall Milton Keynes for the last ten years, following a slump in participation. is showing signs of a revival….
May 15: More fast times at Loughborough as John Browne reduces his M70 record
Five MMK athletes competed in an open meeting at Loughborough. John Browne reduced his own M70 Club 100m best by 0.15 seconds with 13.37. This tops the UK M70 rankings in 2024 and is fifth on the UK all-time rankings. In her first race as an U20, Maddie Pearce, reduced her 1500m best to go…
July 28: Sprinters at Lee Valley
Six MMK athletes competed in an Open Meeting at Lee Valley. Chloe Tang was the only one to achieve new lifetime bests in the 100m and Long Jump. 100m Maxwell Brown MS 10.70 w+0.7 Maxwell Brown MS 10.90 w+0.0 Desmond Ofasi MS 11.17 w+1.6 Desmond Ofasi MS 11.18 w+0.0 George Mbofana MS 11.25 w+1.1 George…
April 7-8: Leo and Zak Freeland compete in Cleveland, Tennessee
Leo Freeland (M23, Wingate University) and brother Zak (M20, Queen’s University of Charlotteville) competed in the Flames International Meeting at Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee. On the Friday both competed (in different heats) of the 1500m. After his 3:57 clocking last week, Zak was hoping to go closer to his 3:52.05 pb. However, the windy…
June 25: Rugby’s William Gardner and Wellingborough’s Kelly Barnett win the Harborough 5
The sixth round of the East Midlands Grand Prix Road Race Series was held at Market Harborough in drizzly rain. William Gardner (Rugby & Northampton) and Kelly Barnett (Wellingborough) were first home. For Marshall Milton Keynes it was another low turnout, with Steve Tuttle first MMK man in eighth place, and Diane Baldwin (F60) first…