IOLO TAKES UK SERIES TITLE
After a superb winter Menai's Iolo Hughes clinched the UK Cross-Challenge under-17 men's title when he finished third in the final race at Birmingham.
His sister Cari Hughes was unable to reproduce her equally impressive season-long form, finishing 9th in the day, but over the five-race series who took an excellent second place in the U15 class.
The meeting incorporated the UK inter-counties' championship and again attracted the cream of the country's off-road athletes.
The North Wales under-15 boys' squad, who have done so well at national level over the past couple of seasons, finished a highly creditable 8th overall, with the Wrexham pair of Christian Smith and Matthew Willis13th and 16th respectively, and Oliver Barbaresi (Menai) 26th. The fourth counter, Joseph Crutchley (Maldwyn) finished 146th.
Welsh under-20s' ladies' champion Georgina Outten (Colwyn Bay) led her race in the early stages but pulled out after feeling unwell. Lydia Sharp (Gateshead and Eryri) finished 19th.
North Wales League champion Alison Lavender (Oswestry) finished 15th in the high-quality senior ladies' competition .
Among the North Wales placings were:- Boys under 13: 104 Sion Jones 11.51, 232 Dillon Gill 12.32, 265 Max Moore 12.56, 271 Cai Morgan Roberts 12.59.
Boys under 15: 13 Christian Smith 16.41, 16 Matthew Willis 16.45, 26 Oliver Barbaresi 17.00, 146 Joseph Crutchley 18.17, 154 Michael Roberts 18.25, 210 Thomas Evans 18.58, 254 Lawrence Henry 19.47.
Men under 17: 3 Iolo Hughes 18.33, 200 Harry Arnull 21.39, 238 Tristan Henry 22.33, 258 Ashley Williams 23.31, 261 Ryan Halliwell 23.50.
Men under 20: 68 Gwynant Jones 28.08, 129 Alex Lanz 29.49.
Senior men: 79 Steve Boyton 37.23, 151 James Mills 38.48, 178 Lee Jones 39.33, 214 Daniel Kashi 40.31, 218 Andrew Walling 40.35.
Girls under 13: 150 Holly Roberts 13.14, 183 Sophie Paxton 13.28, 247 Natasha Baker 14.02, 258 Laura Sharp 14.09, 260 Mabli Goodman 14.12, 285 Shannon Walker 14.32.
Girls under 15: 9 Cari Hughes 17.48, 139 Martha Owen 20.06, 188 Eabha Roberts 20.49, 265 Megan Randell 22.47, 276 Zara Baker 25.51.
Ladies under 17: 130 Lily Davis 22.50, 182 Chloe Evans, 199 Margo Martin 24.03, 211 Bronwen Jenkinson 24.29.
Ladies under 20: 141 Abbie Cheetham 28.54.
Senior ladies: 46 Katie Parry 30.48, 99 Debbie Williams 32.05, 166 Lynn Wright 33.09, 233 Lisa Morley 35.21, 241 Becky Law 35.41, 242 Sara Woodcock 35.46, 270 Naomi Cane 38.55.
After a superb winter Menai's Iolo Hughes clinched the UK Cross-Challenge under-17 men's title when he finished third in the final race at Birmingham.
His sister Cari Hughes was unable to reproduce her equally impressive season-long form, finishing 9th in the day, but over the five-race series who took an excellent second place in the U15 class.
The meeting incorporated the UK inter-counties' championship and again attracted the cream of the country's off-road athletes.
The North Wales under-15 boys' squad, who have done so well at national level over the past couple of seasons, finished a highly creditable 8th overall, with the Wrexham pair of Christian Smith and Matthew Willis13th and 16th respectively, and Oliver Barbaresi (Menai) 26th. The fourth counter, Joseph Crutchley (Maldwyn) finished 146th.
Welsh under-20s' ladies' champion Georgina Outten (Colwyn Bay) led her race in the early stages but pulled out after feeling unwell. Lydia Sharp (Gateshead and Eryri) finished 19th.
North Wales League champion Alison Lavender (Oswestry) finished 15th in the high-quality senior ladies' competition .
Among the North Wales placings were:- Boys under 13: 104 Sion Jones 11.51, 232 Dillon Gill 12.32, 265 Max Moore 12.56, 271 Cai Morgan Roberts 12.59.
Boys under 15: 13 Christian Smith 16.41, 16 Matthew Willis 16.45, 26 Oliver Barbaresi 17.00, 146 Joseph Crutchley 18.17, 154 Michael Roberts 18.25, 210 Thomas Evans 18.58, 254 Lawrence Henry 19.47.
Men under 17: 3 Iolo Hughes 18.33, 200 Harry Arnull 21.39, 238 Tristan Henry 22.33, 258 Ashley Williams 23.31, 261 Ryan Halliwell 23.50.
Men under 20: 68 Gwynant Jones 28.08, 129 Alex Lanz 29.49.
Senior men: 79 Steve Boyton 37.23, 151 James Mills 38.48, 178 Lee Jones 39.33, 214 Daniel Kashi 40.31, 218 Andrew Walling 40.35.
Girls under 13: 150 Holly Roberts 13.14, 183 Sophie Paxton 13.28, 247 Natasha Baker 14.02, 258 Laura Sharp 14.09, 260 Mabli Goodman 14.12, 285 Shannon Walker 14.32.
Girls under 15: 9 Cari Hughes 17.48, 139 Martha Owen 20.06, 188 Eabha Roberts 20.49, 265 Megan Randell 22.47, 276 Zara Baker 25.51.
Ladies under 17: 130 Lily Davis 22.50, 182 Chloe Evans, 199 Margo Martin 24.03, 211 Bronwen Jenkinson 24.29.
Ladies under 20: 141 Abbie Cheetham 28.54.
Senior ladies: 46 Katie Parry 30.48, 99 Debbie Williams 32.05, 166 Lynn Wright 33.09, 233 Lisa Morley 35.21, 241 Becky Law 35.41, 242 Sara Woodcock 35.46, 270 Naomi Cane 38.55.
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