Elyse shines to win a silver medal at English National Championship event

The teenager competed at the England Athletics Under 15, Under 17 & Under 20 Indoor Championship in Sheffield. She ran a new 60m personal best (PB) on Saturday and then claimed a PB and won a national under 15 silver medal in the 200m on Sunday.

Morgan clocked 7.94 in her 60m heat and then shaved three hundredths of a second off in the final with a time of 7.91. The under 15 eased through her 200m heat on Sunday with a time of 25.31 before finishing second in the final with a 24.94 clocking.

Jack Wheatley of PANVAC was also in action, making it to the final of the under 20 60m hurdles. He clocked 8.30 in his heat and 8.25 in his semi-final. The consistent Wheatley then ran a time of 8.28 in the final in which he finished sixth.

Cross Country

Peterborough & Nene Valley AC had a large squad of youngsters in action at the Anglian Schools Cross Country Championship Championships at Abingdon Park in Northampton.

Yvette Annis made the top 10 finishing ninth in the senior girls race. She was joined by Rebekah Clough in 39th and 44th placed Rosie Ackerman.

There were four senior boys running. Thomas Hughes was the highest placed finisher in 17th. Luca Gaskell came home in 46th place with Toby Staines 50th and Will Harris 53rd.

Hannah Fitzjohn was the 31st intermediate girl, with Grace Hurn 49th and Charlotte Stannage 58th.

Lewis Legge finished 27th in the intermediate boys race with Bea Faith finishing 53rd in the junior girls event.

Parliament Hill

PANVAC’s Finlay Smith finished 10th in the under 15 race at the London Cross Challenge at Parliament Hill Fields on Saturday.

Three other athletes from the club were in action with Solomon Stuart finishing as the 25th under 13 boy. Monica Stuart was 26th in the under 13 girls race with Samuel Stuart the 26th under 11 boy.

Grand Prix

PANVAC veteran Paul Parkin finished fifth over 60 in the Ryston Runners Cross Country Grand Prix held at Shouldham Warren near Kings Lynn on Sunday.

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