Nine South Holland athletes competed in the third round of this season’s Turnbull Tommy Clay Track and Field Development Series on Friday.
In fine and still conditions, a number of them managed to achieve personal best (PB) performances. Hayden Quantrill was on fine form as he won the under-15 boys’ 80m hurdles (17.5secs), shot (7.23m) and high jump (1.15m).
At under-13 level, Jack Clark-Atkins recorded 16.7secs in the 75m hurdles, 5.90m in shot and 1.24m in high jump.
Meanwhile, Megan Reid cleared 1.26m in the under-17 women’s high jump, achieved 6.66m in shot and finished second in the 80m hurdles (18.2secs.)
Elsewhere, veteran thrower Colin Pattison advanced his PB shot distance to 7.05m.
Under-13 Issy Reid improved her PBs to 16.6secs in 70m hurdles and 5.70m in shot, while under-11 boy Devan Quantrill was second in the 80m (13.8secs) and third in standing triple jump (3.90m). Also at under-11, Noah Donnelly-Coles was second in the standing triple jump (3.98m) and third in 80m (14.5secs).
Finally, under-11 Mia Clark-Atkins cleared 95cm in her first high jump competition and under -9 Flynn Donnelly-Coles was second in standing triple jump (2.92m) and third in the 150m (33.9secs).
