March 4: Ayesha Jones wins International Javelin Competition in Sweden
Ayesha Jones, competing for England Athletics in an International Indoor Competition in Växjö, Sweden, won the Under 18 Women’s Javelin with a throw of 45.31m.
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June 22: Open Meetings at Lee Valley & Loughborough
Lee Valley Ayo Fatoki set a new personal best at 200m. 100m Ayo Fatoki (M17) 11.15 (w-0.3) 200m Ayo Fatoki (M17) 22.33 (w+0.5, pb) Full results from Lee Valley Loughborough 100m David Boakye (M23) 11.11 (w-0.7) 200m Matt Hall (M23) 23.23 (w+0.3) 200m Abi Fitton (F23) 25.20 (w+0.3) Hammer Jasmine Trapnell (F23) 47.96m Full results…
February 26: Indoor Open Meeting in Birmingham
Four MMK athletes took part in an Indoor Open Meeting in Birmingham the day after the Indoor International. In the 200m two athletes achieved Indoor personal bests while Matt Hall missed his by 0.01 seconds. 60m David Boakye (M23) 7.21 60m George Mbofana (MS) 7.42 200m George Mbofana (MS) 23.93 (Indoor pb) 200m Matt Hall…
April 1: Sophia Chapman runs at Watford
Just one MMK athlete turned out for the first Watford Open Meeting of the season. Building on the success of her cross country season, Sophia Chapman was set for a fine result. She was just 4 seconds shy of the outstanding time she recorded last year. 3000m: Sophia Chapman (F18) 9:51.62 Full results from Watford
July 6: Ethan Wiltshire selected for the European U20 Championships in Tallinn, Estonia
Ethan Wiltshire has been selected to represent Great Britain at 100m and in the 4x100m Relay at the European U20 Championships in Tallinn, Estonia from 15-18 July. Full story on the UKA website
June 27: Silver for Laura Zialor at the British Championships
Laura Zialor won a coveted silver medal at the British Championships in Manchester, with a leap of 1.86m, just 4cm below her club record. Full results from Manchester
August 6: Lara Bromilow is first woman home in the Sri Chinmoy 10k in Battersea Park
Lara Bromilow, building up to the London Marathon in October, competed in the Sri Chinmoy 10k road race in Battersea Park. She was just 9 seconds short of her lifetime best, winning the women’s race in 36:20. 10k 34 Lara Bromilow (F35, 1st F) 36:20 116 finished Full results from Battersea Park