 Amy Lott Morpeth Harriers youngest Indoor specialist Amy Lott was certainly in sparkling form at the Gateshead College Series meeting, held on Thursday 11th February.
The North East Under 13 60m Hurdles Champion once again reigned supreme at her main event, when up against four opponents, including her fiercest rival Katie Smith of Tynedale Harriers, who was the closest to her, clocking 11.1s to Lott’s 10.44s, which not only proved to be a new personal best, it also sees the Dave Thomas coached youngster elevated to tenth in the country, in the British rankings for her age group. In the later run flat 60m, Lott also proved to be the fastest in the first of two heats, with her clocking of 9.05s, which again was a personal best. Smith was again second to Lott with 9.06s, however the second heat proved to be one too many, as Lott found herself just outpaced by Smith as she clocked 9.31s. But nevertheless, two personal best’s, plus a rise up the rankings, raised a confident smile to the face of the Morpeth athlete. Lott was only one of six Morpeth Harriers in action on the night. Hannah Brown was strong in the Under 17 Women’s 60m Hurdles with her clocking of 9.83s. In the flat 60m, Brown was third fastest with her clocking of 8.62s, and she clocked a second fastest 8.61s in the later run second heat. Both of these clockings were an improvement to previous performances. Fellow Morpeth Harrier Katie Hilton proved to be second fastest in Round 1 of the 60m with 8.50s, and in the second round she clocked 8.54s, which saw her emerge as fastest in her Under 17 age group. In the Under 17 Men’s 60m Rounds, Morpeth’s Oliver Bultitude clocked 8.33s and 8.20s respectively, which gave him a placing of fifth in his age group. On his debut for Morpeth, Under 13 Boy Koffi Avomyo clocked 9.33s and 9.46s, which gave him a final placing of fourth in his age group. Morpeth Harriers other athlete in action was Field event specialist Daniel Lloyd, who was second Under 13 Boy in the Shot Putt with a best of 7.83m, which frustratingly was a little short of his best.
Paul Reed
15/2/2016 05:53:09 pm
Well done to Amy and also well done to Daniel Lloyd in the U13 Boys Shot who threw only 13cm less than his pb which maintained his 6th position in the UK rankings. Comments are closed.
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