Chichester athletes in flying form at Oxford, Sutton and Portsmouth
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Selected to compete in the under-20 age group – and in the wet, windy and chilly conditions, the under-17 came sixth in the 200m final in 27.12sec.
First-year under-15 Fleur Hollyer was Chichester’s only representative when she competed in the pentathlon at the Sussex combined events championships at Sutton.
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Hide AdHer long jump and shot were just short of her PBs, but using a new stride pattern for the first time, she set a new personnel best time of 14.98sec for the 75m hurdles.
In the difficult blustery conditions, she recorded a season’s best 1.26m in the hugh jump, and finished with a 2.51.88 PB 800m to tally up a personal-best total of 1710 points.
Sophie Dudman (under-13) gathered a crop of late-season personal bests at a sunny Mountbatten Centre in Havant AC’s end-of-season open meeting, clocking 14.0sec in the 100m and 28.9sec for the 200m.
Emily Russell (under-15) and Rosie Compton (under-17) battled it out on the home straight in the 200m to record 28.7 and 28.9sec respectively.
DAVID CHURCHER
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