ROBERTS DUE HAVE THEIR OWN BATTLE
The two Roberts girls from North East Wales had their own private battle when they represented Wales at the Schools' cross-country international in Dublin.
In the under-15s' race Mia Roberts (Brynhyfryd, Ruthin), who was making her debut after winning the North Wales championship, put up a really strong performance but had to settle for 19th place, one place behind Holly Roberts (Glan Clwyd). Their times were 10.46 and 10.42 respectively .
Cari Hughes (Syr Thomas Jones) was the highest-placed North Wales athlete, coming eighth in the under-17s' race with Abbi Williams 25th.
Oliver Barbaresi (Friars), probably the most improved youngster in North Wales over the past year, was again in sparkling form, finishing 10th in the under-17s' race, eight places ahead of Welsh under-17s' champion Christian Smith (Darland, Rossett). In 29th place was Joseph Crutchley (Llanidloes).
In the under-15 boys' competition the highest North Wales competitors were Rhys James, who was 24th, and Roland Finnie, who was 26th.
The two Roberts girls from North East Wales had their own private battle when they represented Wales at the Schools' cross-country international in Dublin.
In the under-15s' race Mia Roberts (Brynhyfryd, Ruthin), who was making her debut after winning the North Wales championship, put up a really strong performance but had to settle for 19th place, one place behind Holly Roberts (Glan Clwyd). Their times were 10.46 and 10.42 respectively .
Cari Hughes (Syr Thomas Jones) was the highest-placed North Wales athlete, coming eighth in the under-17s' race with Abbi Williams 25th.
Oliver Barbaresi (Friars), probably the most improved youngster in North Wales over the past year, was again in sparkling form, finishing 10th in the under-17s' race, eight places ahead of Welsh under-17s' champion Christian Smith (Darland, Rossett). In 29th place was Joseph Crutchley (Llanidloes).
In the under-15 boys' competition the highest North Wales competitors were Rhys James, who was 24th, and Roland Finnie, who was 26th.
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