Here are the results from the IOM Athletics Open Meeting held at the NSC on 29th March 2023
IOM Athletics Open Meeting 29th March 2023 – Results
Junior Pentathlon & Open
Here is the entry form for the Junior Pentathlon on the 4th September 2021.
If you would like to request an an open event to be held (U17 and above only) please contact Di Shimell. Requests for Sen/Vet Throws and also 100mH and 400mH for JunW have been received.
Track & Field Competition is Back!
Isle of Man Athletics is pleased to announce the rearranged Track & Field fixtures as follows:
Newfield Isle of Man Track & Field League (u13’s upwards)
5th August 2020
19th August 2020
2nd September 2020
Signing on for the league will be on 23rd July at Manx Harrier’s Club House from 5.30 – 7.30 pm
Here is the Entry Form. (If you’re a member of NAC please use this Entry Form)
Following the league there will be presentation evenings etc. please look out online for details.
Multi Events Championships (u13 & u15)
22nd August 2020
Track Champs 10k Walk
24th August 2020
Isle of Man Track & Field Championships
12th – 13th September 2020
Isle of Man Athletics believes this schedule along with the Club T&F Championships will provide a good level of on Island competition for our athletes allowing them to gain suitable selection standards as required for higher competition.
Isle of Man Junior Open Pentathlon 2019
On Saturday 7th September 2019, Isle of Man Athletics will be holding the Isle of Man Junior Open Pentathlon at the NSC in Douglas.
The competition is for the U13 and U15 age groups and will consist of 5 events over the course of the day – Hurdles, Shot Put, High Jump, Long Jump and 800m.
Here is the Timetable.
Here is the Entry Form
Competition starts at 10am however you must declare your intention to compete at least 30 minutes before the start of the competition.
Entries cost £7.50, close on 5th September2019 and should be sent to Kelly Hillier, 6 Close Cowley, Douglas IM2 2HX.
For further information please contact Kelly on 451898 or by email on k.milnes@hotmail.co.uk.
Newfield Isle of Man Track & Field League – Week 2 – Results
Here are the results from week 2 of the Newfield Isle of Man Track & Field League held at the NSC on 1 May 2019.
The second round of the Isle of Man Track and Field League sponsored by Newfield took place in glorious sunshine on Wednesday evening.
All the events across the disciplines were heavily contested and there was some fabulous performances by existing and developing athletes. The most notable performance was by u15 Ben Sinclair in the 300m. His time of 36.9 puts him firmly at the UK Number 1 spot for his age group. Ben also ran an impressive 11.8 for the 100m. In the Long Jump Sebastian Sgouraditis jumped into a UK number 16 spot with a leap 5.68m.
There were also some excellent performances by the u15 girls. Ella Crowe jumping 1.60m in the High Jump to rank her number 9 in the UK. Mairi Harrison knocked 15 seconds of her previous personal best by running 4.54.5 in the u15 1500m. Sienna Dunne took the win in the Javelin by a margin of 8m launching a huge throw of 22.81m.
In the u13 category Regan Corrin is the dominant force across the disciplines with wins in the Pole Vault, Long Jump and 100m. Lola Bass, fresh from her success on her horses over half term, showed that she to can excel on her own 2 legs by taking the win in both the 100m and 1500m.
Anna Lashley dominated the u17 girls 100m race by running 12.6, a fabulous return to form after breaking her foot last summer. Max Moore Lees took the boys race, equalling his personal best, in 11.7. Lydia Morris also showed current form by running personal bests in the 100m (13.1) and 300m (43.1).
The junior and senior mens 100m had all 8 lanes occupied with established and up and coming athletes. One of the Isle of Man’s all time fastest sprinter, Thomas Riley, led for 80m when the in form Jack Lemaire showed his 200m strength in the last 20m chasing down Riley and taking the win in 11.2. Island Games athletes Brandon Atchison, Keoghan Taylor, Elliot Callow and Daniel Stewart-Clague also showed fine form taking the minor places with only 3 tenths separating 3rd and 6th.
Island Games athletes Aimee Cringle and Daniel Stewart Clague showed fine early season form by running personal bests in the senior 400m. In the veterans category Neil Vondy, who is showing the young athletes that age is just a number, ran 60.0 and gained a UK number 7 spot and he also ran 12.8 in the 100m, which ranks him UK number 2.
• Many thanks go to all the many hard-working officials and volunteers.
• Many thanks to Newfield for their continued support
• Round Three of the series takes place on Wednesday 22nd May. Entries are £5 for the evening.
Hannah Riley