Ayr Seaforth scoop county medals
AYR Seaforth athletes were in medal winning form at all age groups of the Ayrshire Championships at Dam Park on Sunday.
Andrew McElwee led the way with four golds in the senior men’s events while there were triple golds for Caroline George, Rachel Hunter, Wallace Graham and James Gaffney.
Other Seaforth golds went to Ailie Shanks, Sarah Cassells, Caitlin Gillon, Johnny Thompson (two), Aaron Gray and Andrew Murphy.
Seaforth results: 70m hurdles: U13 girls: 2. Alison Harvey 16.3; 75m hurdles: U15 girls: 1. Carolyn Harvey 14.4; 80m hurdles: U17 women: 1. Nicole Adams 13.3.
80 metres: U11 girls: 2. Lleona McLean 12.9; 3. Anna George 13.1; 5. Hannah Pettigrew 13.8; 7. Mirren Muir 13.9.
100 metres: U13 girls: 1. Ailie Shanks 14.1 (pb); 2. Alison Leckie 14.2; U15 girls: 1. Caitlin Gillon 13.5; 3. Ainsley Clark 14.1; U17 women: 1. Caroline George 12.6.
1500 metres: U13 girls: 1. Kirstin Oakley 5.35.5; 2. Laura Meader 6.02.5; U15 girls: 1. Sarah Cassells 5.06.1.
300 metres: U17 women: 1. Caroline George 41.8; 400 metres: U20 women: 1. Meghan Logue.
150 metres: U11 girls: 2. Lleona McLean 23.8; 3. Anna George 24.1.
200 metres: U13 girls 2. Alison Leckie 29.8; 3. Ailie Shanks 29.8; U15 girls: 3. Caitlin Gillon 28.8; 5. Ainsley Clark 30.6; U17 women: 1. Caroline George 26.0.
800 metres: U13 girls: 4. Alice Arnold 3.05.3; U15 girls: 2. Sarah Cassells 2.29.0; 3. Emma Vallaly 2.30.9.
Long jump: U11 girls: 1. Hannah Pettigrew 2.80; 2. Anna George 2.80; 3. Mirren Muir 2.23; U13 girls: 1. Alice Arnold 3.89; 2. Alison Harvey 3.65; U15 girls: 3. Ainsley Clark 4.07; 4. Carolyn Harvey 4.06; 5. Shona Armour 3.47; U17 women: 1. Ciara Gracie 4.66; 2. Nicole Adams 4.48; 3. Kerry Leith 4.23; U20 women: 1. Cheryl Gibson 4.39.
Javelin: U15 girls: 1. Caitlin Gillon 15.80; 2. Hannah Westwater 12.86; U17 women: 1. Rachel Hunter 24.65; 2. Kerry Leith 22.02; high jump: U13 girls: 2. Alice Arnold 1.25; U15 girls: 2. Carolyn Harvey 1.20; U17 women: 1. Nicole Adams 1.20.
Discus: U15 girls: 1. Hannah Westwater 12.92; U17 women: 1. Rachel Hunter 29.52.
Shot putt: U11 girls: 1. Lleona McLean 5.12; U15 girls: 2. Hannah Westwater 7.02; U17 women: 1. Rachel Hunter 10.32.
Males: 75m hurdles: U13 boys: 1. James Pettigrew 15.5; 2. Taylor Bunten 16.4; 80m hurdles: U15 boys: 1. Andrew Murphy 12.7 (pb).
100 metres: U13 boys: 1. Stephen Mexson 13.3 (pb); 7. Connor Gracie 15.7; U15 boys: 1. Wallace Graham 11.7; 2. Andrew Murphy 12.5; 3. Angus Arnold 12.5; 4. Scott Jones 12.6; U17 men: 1. Johnny Thompson 11.6 (pb); 3. Scott Gibson 12.2 (pb); senior: 1. Andrew McElwee 11.5 (pb).
400 metres: U15 boys: 1. Wallace Graham 55.4 (pb); 2. Scott Jones 55.8 (pb); U17 men: 1. Aaron Gray 52.2 (pb); 2. Johnny Thompson 54.4 (pb); senior: 1. Andrew McElwee 51.0 (pb).
150 metres: U11 boys: 6. Christopher Mexson 27.0; 600 metres: U11 boys: 1. Lewis Ross 2.25.8.
200 metres: U13 boys: 2. Stephen Mexson 29.2; U15 boys: 1. Wallace Graham 24.0 (heat 23.8); 2. Angus Arnold 25.3; 3. Scott Jones 26.1 (heat 25.9); 7. Ben Stevens 29.4; U17 men: 1. Johnny Thompson 24.4; 2. Scott Gibson 25.2 (pb); senior: 1. Andrew McElwee 23.4.
800 metres: U15 boys: 1. Daniel Clark 2.25.8; senior: 1. Andrew McElwee 2.13.9.
Long jump: U11 boys: 3. Lewis Ross 3.21; U13 boys: 1. James Pettigrew 3.75; 2. Connor Gracie 3.75; U15 boys: 1. Angus Arnold 4.62.
Javelin: U13 boys: 2. Connor Gracie 16.45; U15 boys: 1. James Gaffney 29.61; high jump: U15 boys: 1. Andrew Murphy 1.50; U17 men: 1. Aaron Gray 1.65,
Shot putt: U15 boys: 1. James Gaffney 14.08 (pb); discus: U15 boys: 1. James Gaffney 24.82; 2. Daniel Clark 16.62.
Fixtures: Sunday: Ayrshire young athletes travel to Grangemouth for the third match in Division One of the Scottish Young Athletes League. A full strength team is needed to avoid possible relegation. Team bus leaves Ayr station car park at 8.45am.
lRoad runner Toni McIntosh kept up her hot form by making it six wins out of six in the Grand Prix series at Glasgow Green. But injury forced her to pull out of a 5k and 10k double header in East Kilbride.
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