ANOTHER GOLD FOR CARI
On what was a good day overall for Menai Track and Field athletes Cari Hughes claimed yet another national title on the first day of the Welsh under-132, under-15s and senior championships in Cardiff.
She won her U15 800-metre heat and then took gold in the final in 2-16.09, comfortably ahead of her closest challenger.
Her clubmate Cliff Schwabauer had two silvers in the U15 300m and shot and Adele Nicoll (Birchfield) from Welshpool duly claimed a double success in the senior discus and shot. After two no-throws in the discus she came good with a winning throw of 43.11.
Another winner was Hawarden's Sally Peake (Birchfield), whose single clearance of 4.01 metres in the pole vault was enough to retain her title, although it was way below her season's best.
Two days earlier Peake finished sixth in the IAAF Challenge meeting in Ostrava with a vault of 4.12.
North Wales medallists in Cardiff included:- Boys under 15: 300m 2 C Schwabauer (Menai) 39.56; SP 2 Schwabauer 11.70.
Girls under 13: 100m 3 Moli Jones (Colwyn Bay) 13.50; .
Girls under 15: 100m 2 Chloe Hughes (Deeside) 13.12; 800m 1 Cari Hughes (Menai) 2-16.09; 75mH 3 Lauren Williams (Mald) 12.03.
Senior women: 100m 2 Hannah Thomas (Wrex) 12.08; 5,000m 3 Katie Parry (Leeds) 17-46.02, 4 Sarah Livett (Menai) 18-22.06. TJ 3 Sian Swanson (Swansea) 10.02; PV 1 Sally Peake (Birchfield) 4.01; DT 1 Adele Nicoll (Birchfield) 43.11; SP 1 Nicoll 13.52; HT 2 Laura Douglas (Sale) 57.86.
On what was a good day overall for Menai Track and Field athletes Cari Hughes claimed yet another national title on the first day of the Welsh under-132, under-15s and senior championships in Cardiff.
She won her U15 800-metre heat and then took gold in the final in 2-16.09, comfortably ahead of her closest challenger.
Her clubmate Cliff Schwabauer had two silvers in the U15 300m and shot and Adele Nicoll (Birchfield) from Welshpool duly claimed a double success in the senior discus and shot. After two no-throws in the discus she came good with a winning throw of 43.11.
Another winner was Hawarden's Sally Peake (Birchfield), whose single clearance of 4.01 metres in the pole vault was enough to retain her title, although it was way below her season's best.
Two days earlier Peake finished sixth in the IAAF Challenge meeting in Ostrava with a vault of 4.12.
North Wales medallists in Cardiff included:- Boys under 15: 300m 2 C Schwabauer (Menai) 39.56; SP 2 Schwabauer 11.70.
Girls under 13: 100m 3 Moli Jones (Colwyn Bay) 13.50; .
Girls under 15: 100m 2 Chloe Hughes (Deeside) 13.12; 800m 1 Cari Hughes (Menai) 2-16.09; 75mH 3 Lauren Williams (Mald) 12.03.
Senior women: 100m 2 Hannah Thomas (Wrex) 12.08; 5,000m 3 Katie Parry (Leeds) 17-46.02, 4 Sarah Livett (Menai) 18-22.06. TJ 3 Sian Swanson (Swansea) 10.02; PV 1 Sally Peake (Birchfield) 4.01; DT 1 Adele Nicoll (Birchfield) 43.11; SP 1 Nicoll 13.52; HT 2 Laura Douglas (Sale) 57.86.
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