DOUBLE GOLD FOR ANYA
Young Menai sprinter Anya Williams was one of the stars of the Welsh track and field championships in Cardiff with a double gold-winning performance.
She followed up her 28.56 victory in the U13 200m by taking the 100m title in 13.74.
The Menai club had another different " double" to celebrate with Osian Perrin and Cari Hughes both winning their 1,500m races. Osian's time of 4-42.63 was just two seconds outside the U13 record.
In the senior men's discus Osian Jones was well outside the Welsh record but had the satisfaction of claiming a new championship best performance - albeit by the narrowest of margins of just one centimetre.
Commonwealth silver medallist Sally Peake was also below her best with a clearance of 4.05m and was well beaten by England's Holly Bradshaw.
Among other North Wales medal-winners were the following:-
Girls under 13: 1,500m 3 Samia Jones (Menai) 5-08.30.
Under 17W: 1,500m 1 Cari Hughes (Menai) 4-39.20; 300H 1 Lauren Williams (Maldwyn) 44.99; DT 1 Amber Simpson (Dee) 32.55; HT 1 Jade Williams (Wrex) 52.55.
SW: HJ 2 Sian Swanson (Swansea) 1.60, 3 Georgia Bates (Dee) 1.50; TJ 1 Swanson 11.06; PV 2 Sally Peake (Birchfield) 4.05; SP 1 Adele Nicoll (Birchfield) 14.66.
Boys under 13: 800m 1 Jamie Jones (Dee) 2-16.41; 1,500m 1 Osian Perrin (Menai) 4-42.63, 3 Jamie Jones 4-44.58; JT 1 Elliott Odunaiya (Wrex) 40.91; DT 2 Ben Williams (Wrex) 26.26.
Men under 17: SP 1 Nicholas Young (CB) 13.51.
SM: 400m 2 Owen Smith (Cardiff) 47.79; HT 1 Osian Jones (Liv H) 66.29 (CBP)
Young Menai sprinter Anya Williams was one of the stars of the Welsh track and field championships in Cardiff with a double gold-winning performance.
She followed up her 28.56 victory in the U13 200m by taking the 100m title in 13.74.
The Menai club had another different " double" to celebrate with Osian Perrin and Cari Hughes both winning their 1,500m races. Osian's time of 4-42.63 was just two seconds outside the U13 record.
In the senior men's discus Osian Jones was well outside the Welsh record but had the satisfaction of claiming a new championship best performance - albeit by the narrowest of margins of just one centimetre.
Commonwealth silver medallist Sally Peake was also below her best with a clearance of 4.05m and was well beaten by England's Holly Bradshaw.
Among other North Wales medal-winners were the following:-
Girls under 13: 1,500m 3 Samia Jones (Menai) 5-08.30.
Under 17W: 1,500m 1 Cari Hughes (Menai) 4-39.20; 300H 1 Lauren Williams (Maldwyn) 44.99; DT 1 Amber Simpson (Dee) 32.55; HT 1 Jade Williams (Wrex) 52.55.
SW: HJ 2 Sian Swanson (Swansea) 1.60, 3 Georgia Bates (Dee) 1.50; TJ 1 Swanson 11.06; PV 2 Sally Peake (Birchfield) 4.05; SP 1 Adele Nicoll (Birchfield) 14.66.
Boys under 13: 800m 1 Jamie Jones (Dee) 2-16.41; 1,500m 1 Osian Perrin (Menai) 4-42.63, 3 Jamie Jones 4-44.58; JT 1 Elliott Odunaiya (Wrex) 40.91; DT 2 Ben Williams (Wrex) 26.26.
Men under 17: SP 1 Nicholas Young (CB) 13.51.
SM: 400m 2 Owen Smith (Cardiff) 47.79; HT 1 Osian Jones (Liv H) 66.29 (CBP)
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