June 2005
| Schools Battle it out at the Area Sports |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
| Hundreds of Primary School pupils have been competing in the Area Sports at Tamworth Stadium.
The small schools were in action on Monday, while the medium size schools battled it out on Tuesday.
The large schools were left to complete another superb championships on Wednesday.
In beautiful weather conditions, the pupils competed in a variety of track and field events. The Secondary Schools Years 7 and 8 pupils also competed against each other on Wednesday 29 June.
Results soon.
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| Posted by:chris |
| Langowski Sets Sights on the World |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
Tamworth Ac athlete Laura Langowski has qualified for the World Championship Trials.
Langowski finished third in the final of the women's 400m at the Midland Senior Championships in Birmingham.
She had set a new personal best time in the heats with 56.21secs and improved her time again to 55.74secs in the final.She will now compete in the trials in Manchester on July 9-10.
Meanwhile, Gavin Showell just missed out on a medal in the pole vault at the senior championships. He finished fourth with a clearance of 4.20m.
Tom Orton was fifth in the 3,000m steeplechase and Nick Spargo was also fifth in his heat of the 400m in 52.66secs.
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| Posted by:chris |
| Duo Prove They Are Multi-Skilled |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
Tamworth Athletics Club's Meghan Beesley and Nathan Woodward have both qualified for the All England Schools Combined Events Championships.
The pair qualified for the championships, to be held in September, after finishing first and second respectively in the Midland area qualifying at Oxford.
Beesley won the seven-event heptathlon, recording a personal best throw of 20.95m in the javelin on her way to winning the gruelling event.
Meanwhile, Woodward finished in second place in the eight-event octathlon, setting three personal best times in the 400m, 100m hurdles and 1,500m.
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| Walker Battles With French For Vital Points |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
Mark Williams made his international Masters debut at the weekend, representing Great Britain over 5km in a track and field match against France, Belgium and the British B team at the Julie Rose Stadium in Ashford, Kent.
The Tamworth AC athlete, selected after some great performances this season, was still suffering the effects of a recent virus and had been unsure if he would be fit enough to compete after withdrawing from a prestigious Grand Prix event in Dublin over 20km at the weekend.
However, he felt able to perform well enough for the team over the shorter distance.
He produced another excellent performance to finish third behind two French athletes but ahead of the two Belgians and his three British team mates.
Williams was never out of the top three positions and put up a spirited fight against the French duo.
The opening six laps proved to be a bruising affair as all three athletes continually swapped places as the pace continually changed, with the Tamworth man finding himself sandwiched between the Gallic pair.
He tried to make a move at about 3km but found the going heavy over the remaining 2km - normally his strength.
Williams managed to find some extra pace over the closing stages but had to settle for third in a very respectable time of 23:15mins, earning good points for Britain.
He has been selected to represent the Midlands in an Inter Regional Track and Field match against the North and Southern Areas next month.
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| Magnificent Seven Get English Schools Selections |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
Seven athletes from Tamworth Athletics Club have been selected to represent their counties at the All England Schools Championships, to be held at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium on July 9-10.
It is the highest ever number of Tamworth AC athletes to be selected.
Meghan Beesley and Nathan Woodward will compete for Warwickshire, Juan Padmore will wear a West Midlands vest, while Alex Berrow, Alana Smetham, Brett Byrd and Sarah Williams will be on duty for Staffordshire.
Berrow recently became the first hammer thrower in the history of the club to throw over 50m and will be participating in his debut England Schools Championship.
Beesley has been selected for the 300m hurdles and has won a number of titles in the past, and has represented England.
Woodward will compete in the 400m hurdles. He has also won a number of championships and has represented England.
Padmore will be going for gold in the long jump, while Smetham will represent Staffordshire in the hammer, Sarah Williams will compete in the pole vault and Bret Byrd will take part in the javelin
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| Posted by:chris |
| Fair Play to Tamworth AC |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
A Team from Tamworth Athletics Club were in action at the Staffordshire Youth Games at Burton-upon-Trent.
The team of 12 boys and girls from school years five and six produced some tremendous performances in the sportshall style competition.
Lauren Saunders was first in the 75m in 11.4secs, Adam McGee won the 150m in 20.8secs and went on to come second in the vertical jump.
Lauren Whitehouse was second in the triple jump with 5.52m and third in the 15m in 22.2secs.
Francesca Hughes was second in the 150m in 22.1secs.
The Tamworth medley relay team were victorious in 58.9secs.
Tamworth were given the fair play award in recognition of their excellent team spirit.
Tamworth AC's Kirk Allen, who has successfully represented Great Britain in international meetings for athletes with learning difficulties, presented some of the medals.
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| Posted by:chris |
| Sign Up For Star:Track |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
Tamworth Ac is launching its search for the next generation of athletes with a special introductory course during the summer holidays.
Tamworth will be running a week-long Star:track scheme at the Marlborough Way Stadium from Monday to Friday, August 1-5, between 10am-3pm.
During the action packed week, children aged between eight-15 will receive expert coaching on all core athletics disciplines and can even try their hand at events such as pole vaulting, hurdling, discuss and javelin in a fun and safe environment.
The cost is £30 for the week or £7 per session (minimum of two sessions) and includes all the coaching, competitions, Norwich Union t-shirt, goodie bag and more.
Olympic champions Denise Lewis and Mark Lewis-Francis, Olympic bronze medallist Kelly Sotherton and other top Great Britain stars such as Jamie Baulch and Paula Radcliffe all took part in the scheme on their roads to success, and it is hoped the increasing numbers now taking part will increase the talent pool for the future.
Registration forms and further details are available from Chris (Star:track scheme organiser) on 01827 287177 or 01827 260897, or on the website at www.tamworthac.co.uk .
Forms accompanied by a cheque for the full amount should reach the organiser by Monday, July 18.
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| Posted by:chris |
| Triathlon Contact Update |
Thursday, June 30 2005 |
Triathlon at Tamworth AC contact details: ANDY MOUNCEY The Coach House 2 John Street Enderby LE19 4LE Tel 0709 2184063 email andy@coachco.co.uk web: www.coachco.co.ukMessage from Andy ( 8 June 2005) Hi Folks!
Many thanks to Karen, Bob, Tom (& Little Tom) Carl, Neal and Steve who
were with me last night at Tamworth AC for our Launch.
Thanks to these folks we have signed up about another dozen people who
came down to see us and say 'hi - can we join in as well?'
WELCOME then to Jim, Anne & Stuart, Claire, Simon, Thomas, Andy &
Jackie, Carl & Dean and Danny!
MEMBERSHIP
Forms can be obtained from Chris and John Graves who head up TAC. Email
tamworthac@aol.com or phone 01827 287177. We are now welcome to club
run training Tuesday and Thursday evening from around 6.30pm, all
standards catered for. Till we get any triathlon-specific sessions
organised get yourselves down there and make some new friends!
Your BTA affiliation will be paid for by the club: you just need £35.00
(I think!) annual subs.
For those with existing BTA licenses I suggest you check with BTA HQ on
any re-grading they may do. If anyone finds out please let us know!
SWIMMING INDOOR
These sessions are now available through Paul Ferrier our Swim Coach:
Tuesday Woodhouse School (20m pool) 8.15-9pm £3.75 per session pay as
you go. Paul will be coaching
Tuesday Wilnecote School (17m pool) details as above. Coach to be
confirmed.
Thursday The Peaks (25m pool) 8.30 - 9.30pm. Paul will be coaching. If
you intend using this session then you will need to join Tamworth
Swimming Club whose water time this is. My understanding is that we
will have a lane - so this session is aimed at those who want to TRAIN.
Fee around £50.00 per year with nothing else to pay.
For all of these please contact Paul direct and let him know you are
coming. PLEASE DO NOT just turn up!
Paul: Tel. 07976 896912 / 01827 64254
SWIMMING OUTDOOR
I'm checking out Chase Water Park.
Market Bosworth Water Park - This IS the situation :
Swimming is allowed Saturday 7.30 - 9am ONLY. It is governed by a
strict code - which is policed - which we MUST abide by:
All cars must come and park into the park NOT on the roads outside.
Cost per car £3.00 pay at barrier.
£2.00 per person per swim payable to the duty swim marshals which are
stationed around the jetty.
The swim marshals will record all names of swimmers for the session on
payment.
Showers and toilets are spot-checked for tidiness.
This agreement has been agreed by Biddie Foord of Terrapin Wetsuits
with the Water Park. There have been incidents at the park by a selfish
minority of triathletes which put swimming in jepardy for a while for
all of us. If this code is abused ONCE more then we WILL lose a
valuable venue. Please ensure that it is not you or anyone else from
TACT which puts this at risk.
Play the game: no exceptions!
I suggest getting a carfull together and sharing cost.
WETSUITS
Biddie is prepared to meet us at Bosworth one Sat morning and talk
about / measure up those wanting suits. I've used hers for years and
swear by 'em. We need numbers so if you are looking at your first suit
or wanting an upgrade let me know. This is likely to be in July if we
want to take this up.
KIT
I will be meeting the kit supplier form TAC hopefully next week. Watch
this space.
OPEN WATER & TRANSITION TRAINING
I will be organising sessions at Bosworth on Saturday mornings starting
in July. All abilities welcome. I know some of you will be racing, but
I'd like to do something every 2 weeks through July - August.
OTHER TRI TRAINING
Craig has kindly offered to help me explore the surrounding paths of
TAC next Tuesday so we can put together sessions for either a Tuesday
or Thursday based at the track. I have also asked about using our bikes
on the track itself - with no-one else around of course. I intend to
host a session of running - cycling (maybe with turbo trainers) either
Tuesday or Thursday.
This means that I'll alternate weeks leading a Tamworth weekday evening
session with a Saturday Bosworth session July -Aug. This will hopefully
provide a focus for us. Watch for dates.
I have plans for turbo training sessions at TAC in the winter and
Strength - Conditioning as well...
MY HOLIDAY
I'm away in the States June 18 - July 3: the small matter of a 100 mile
footrace. Some holiday! If you want to keep track of progress updates
will be posted on www.ws100.com. Race day is June 25th.
In the meantime, I encourage you to make contact with eachother, get
swimming with Paul, and go see John Williams at Atlas Pain Relief
Centre ( www.atlaspainrelief.co.uk tel 01827 59943). John is away till
June 15th. JUST GET STARTED WHILE I'M AWAY!
SUMMARY
Join the club
Go swimming with Paul Play the game at Bosworth Hands up for wetsuits Make friends! Oh yeah - and focus on what you can control, right?! ANDY andy@coachco.co.uk / 0709 2184063 / www.coachco.co.uk PS Anyone who missed us last night and you know is interested? Please pass this on!
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| Posted by:chris |
| Staffordshire Youth Games |
Wednesday, June 22 2005 |
| Young athletes from Tamworth participated in the region's largest sporting competition last Saturday.
Over 1,500 young athletes aged between ten and 16 from the nine districts of the county competed in the Staffordshire Youth Games at Burton-on-Trent's Shobnall Leisure Complex and Meadowside Leisure.
And representing Tamworth were teams from Belgrave High School, Wilnecote High School, Dosthill Primary School, Birds Bush Primary School, Hanbury's Farm Primary School, Tamworth Athletic Club, Tamworth Rugby Club, Tamworth Hockey Club and Belgrave Badminton Club.
Young athletes took part in athletics, aquathlon, badminton, girls cricket, girls football, hockey, netball, girls tag rugby, mixed tag rugby, swimming and tennis.
For the first time, this year's event included canoeing and rowing.Teams qualified for the games through pre-qualifying tournaments. Results from the athletics section will appear on the website very soon.
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| Posted by:chris |
| Warwickshire Schools County Championships |
Wednesday, June 22 2005 |
Athletes from Tamworth AC picked up nine county schools titles at the Warwickshire Schools County Championships at Leamington last weekend.
The winners were Meghan Beesley (300m, 300m hurdles and triple jump), Nathan Woodward (400m hurdles and high jump), Hollie Owen (200m), John Jenkins (800m), Stephen Tonks (triple jump) and Liz Cheekley (400m).
Beesley won the 300m in 42secs and broke championship records in the 300m hurdles in 45.1secs and the triple jump in 11.39m.Her efforts also earned her the trophy for the best female performance of the championships.
Woodward won the high jump with a clearance of 1.85m and the 400m hurdles in 55.9secs, the best male performance of the championships.
Checkley claimed the senior girls 400m title in 62.4secs, Jenkins won the senior 800m and Tonks won the senior triple jump with 12.54m. Tonks also took second place in the long jump with a personal best jump of 5.89m.
Owen picked up the intermediate girls 200m title with an impressive time of 26.4secs.
Mark Brookes earned himself a place in the county team when he finished second in the junior boys javelin with a personal best throw of 37.30m.He also claimed fourth place in the triple jump with 9.51m.
Kat Snowden earned herself a good second place in the 800m and Dan Challis was third in the 100m in 11.9secs.
Rebecca Findlay took third place in the intermediate girls high jump with a clearance of 1.50m and sixth place in the 80m hurdles in 15.4secs, with brother Ian in fourth place in the 400m in 60.4secs.
Tom Challis took sixth place in the junior boys 100m in 12.8secs and recorded a leap of 4.89m in the long jump.
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| Posted by:chris |
| Athletes Hammer the Opposition |
Wednesday, June 22 2005 |
Tamworth AC's three hammer throwers all produced excellent performances at the Staffordshire schools championships at Cannock.
Alex Berrow won the intermediate boys hammer with a throw of 49.63m and Ashley Smetham took second place in the same competition with a throw of 32.03m. Alana Smetham won the senior girls hammer with a throw of 39.63m.
All three have now been qualified for the Staffordshire team for the Mason Trophy Inter-County match.
Smetham's and Berrow's throws also surpassed the qualifying distance for the English Schools Championships.
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| Showell Shows the Way For Men |
Wednesday, June 22 2005 |
Tamworth AC's men's first team finished in a creditable fifth place in the second Midlands Men's League Division One match of the season at Worcester.
Gavin Showell proved his value to the team when he competed in no less then seven individual events on the day.
He took second place in the 110m hurdles in 17.7secs, third in the high jump with 1.60m, fourth in the long jump with a jump of 5.49m, fifth in the hammer with a throw of 22.53m, the same position in the discus with a throw of 24.14m and eighth in the shot wit a putt of 9.40m.
Picking up good points in the B events was Ricky Hallam who won the pole vault with 3.75m, the 110m hurdles in 20.1secs, finished third in the 400m hurdles in 68.3secs and fourth in the triple jump with a distance of 10.69m.
Ben Jones took second place in the long jump with a leap of 6.14m, sixth in the 400m in a time of 54.2secs and fifth in the triple jump with 11.77m.
Howard Bush finished in fourth place in the 3,000m steeplechase in 11:24.7mins and was sixth in the 3,000m in 9:55mins.
Tom Orton took fourth place in the A 3,000m steeplechase in 10:46.6mins and eighth in the 1,500m in 4:45.1mins.
Greg Richards took fourth place in the 100m in 11.8secs and seventh place in the 200m in 25.3secs.
Phil Clamp clocked 2:04mins in the 800m and 9:17.9mins for another sixth in the 3,000m.
Nick Spargo took fifth place in the 400m in 53.4secs and Paul Tasker was sixth in the javelin with a throw of 36.01m.
Neil Rudd took fifth place in the 100m in 12secs and sixth in the 200m in 24.1secs.
Matty James gained a couple of sixth places in his events with a clearance of 1.65m in the high jump and a time of 63.3secs in the 400m hurdles.
David Levett picked up his usual good points return in the throws with sixth place in the hammer with a throw of 34.62m, the same position in the shot with a putt of 8.63m and seventh in the discus with a throw of 24.89m.
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| Posted by:chris |
| West Midlands County Schools |
Wednesday, June 22 2005 |
Tamworth AC athlete Juan Padmore finished in second place in the intermediate boys long jump at the West Midlands Schools Championships with a personal best jump of 6.41m.
His performance was good enough to qualify him for the English Schools Championships and give him a place in the West Midlands team for the Mason Trophy Inter-County match.
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| Staffs County Schools Champs |
Wednesday, June 22 2005 |
Tamworth Athletic Club athletes set a total of 13 personal best performances in the Staffordshire County Schools Championships, held at Cannock Stadium.
In the junior girls events, Hannah Alcock clocked 28.8secs for a personal best in her heat of the 200m and finished sixth in the final in 29.3secs.
Amy Williams also reached the final of the 800m when she clocked 2:47.7mins and went on to finish eighth overall in 2:53.1mins.
Elyse Jinks set a personal best when she finished fourth in the 1,500m in 5:45.4mins and Jenny Evans was 12th in the long jump with a distance of 3.58m.
In the junior boys section, Alex Elson was fifth in the 800m in a personal besttime of 2:25.9mins. Steve Deeley took third place in the 1,500m in a personal best of 4:44.3mins, while Craig Foster was just behind him in fourth place in 4:48mins.
In the intermediate boys race, Nick Crawford took fourth place in the 200m in a personal best time of 24.6secs.
Simon King equalled his personal best for the 1,500m when he finished third in 4:27.2secs.
Alex Berrow followed up his hammer success when he finished third in the shot with a personal best putt of 12.31m.
Ben Storey was seventh in the triple jump with a personal best jump of 10.42m and ninth in the long jump with a leap of 4.82m, with David Goodwin just behind him in 4.56m.
Daniel Cash picked up two second places in the senior boys events when he equalled his personal best time of 23.6secs in the 200m and his personal best height of 1.75 in the high jump.
Charlotte Elvins was third in the 300m in a personal best time of 44.2secs.Megan Jacobs took third in the 3,000m in a personal best of 12:11.8mins, while Sophie Cash finished in second place in the 300m hurdles in a personal best time of 49.6secs and third in the high jump with 1.45m.Claire Free was 12th in the long jump with 3.67m
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| Track Form is Looking Good |
Friday, June 10 2005 |
Tamworth AC's Mark Williams produced another fine performance last weekend while representing Staffordshire at the National Inter-Counties Track and Field Championships.
Williams was sixth in the final of the men's 3km walk from a field of 25 competitors, including 16 internationals. He recorded a very respectable time of 13:02mins.
This was another excellent performance by the Tamworth man who has raced heavily recently as part of a punishing training schedule.
He was always amongst the action at the front of the field and showed a good turn of speed, especially considering the high mileage he has been doing in training in recent weeks.
"It was great to be invited to represent Staffordshire again at such big track meeting and come away with a good result," said Williams, who will next compete in the National 10km Road Championship
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| Foster Report - Open Meeting at Tamworth AC |
Monday, June 6 2005 |
| A second series of open meetings have been arranged around the country to provide a further update on the implementation of the Foster Report and to give an opportunity for questions.
The club is very pleased to announce that the final meeting in this series will be held at Tamworth AC's Stadium at Marlborough Way and everyone interested in the future of athletics should make every effort to attend.
In attendance will be members of the Foster Project Board, AAA Management Board and UKA Management Team. Meetings will be 7.00pm for 7.30pm start to 9.00pm Open Meetings - Dates and Venues | Wednesday | June 8 | London Marathon Office | | Tuesday | June14 | Bedford International Stadium | | Wednesday | June 15 | Bracknell Leisure Centre | | Wednesday | June 22 | Loughborough University, Beckwith Lecture Theatre | | Friday | June 24 | Taunton, Holiday Inn Hotel | | Wednesday | June 29 | Broadfield Stadium, Crawley | | Tuesday | July 5 | Gateshead International Stadium | | Wednesday | July 6 | Robin Park Stadium, Wigan | | Thursday | July 7 | English Institute of Sport Sheffield | | Monday | July 11 | Tamworth Athletic Stadium |
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| Do You Love Running? Read On.......... |
Monday, June 6 2005 |
| If you are aged between 8 and 15 and love running why not come down to the club and join in with the Track and Field squads? The best way to learn about running, jumping and throwing is to spend time at an athletic club with experienced, enthusiastic coaches and have a go at the many athletic disciplines on offer. The early sessions which run between 5.30 and 6.30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays are the ideal places to start. Book in for an Induction session (every Tuesday or Thursday at 7pm) with Ray, bring a parent or carer with you and you will be introduced to the club and the coaches.This session is compulsory for health and safety reasons. Once this has been completed you can start training at the very next session. For further details on the club, training and membership fees and to book an induction session phone 01827 260897 or 287177.
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| Annual Membership Renewal |
Monday, June 6 2005 |
| TAMWORTH ATHLETIC CLUB
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR 2005/2006
WERE DUE ON 1 APRIL 2005 Please pay at the Registration Table on Tuesday or Thursday nights. Please note Midland Counties rules :- Overdue Subscriptions No member shall train or compete in any event on behalf of the club whose subscription is two months or more overdue PLEASE NOTE - There is a £5 administration charge added to the membership fees after 31st May.
- Training fees will be charged at non-members rates.
- You will not be able to compete as you will not be insured.
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| Homegrown Medal Wins |
Monday, June 6 2005 |
| Tamworth Athletics Club hosted the Midland Counties Race Walking Track Championships recently and six home-grown athletes picked up medals. Welsh International Mark Williams claimed the first medal of the day for Tamworth, taking men's 10km walk in an excellent time of 47:04mins after a race-long battle with fellow international Steve Hollier of Wolverhampton and Bilston AC. The pair, who occasionally train together, opened up an early lead over the rest of the field and it became a two-man race over the 25 laps.
Williams, who had completed another tough 27klm training session on the eve of the race, was pushed into second but was pleased that he was still able to make a race of it against Hollier, who is hoping to make England's team for next year's Commonwealth Games.
Tamworth's youngsters also performed superbly in the younger age groups at the championships.
Sam Webb walked exceptionally well to take victory in the boy's under-13 2km event. He controlled the race from start to finish and recorded a new club record time of 11:21mins.
Michaela Webb walked well to claim second place in the under-13 girls' 2km event, recording a good time of 13:43mins.
The club's youngest walker, Lauren Webb, took second place in the under-11 girls 1km development race in a time of 7:16mins.
The final event of the day was the women's 5km walk, with Tamworth pair Sheila Owen and Ann Ashton representing the home club.
In-form Owen walked an extremely well judged race to take third place in a time of 28:23 ins, followed home by the much-improved Ashton in a new personal best time of 33:32mins.
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| Inter Counties Bedford |
Monday, June 6 2005 |
At the Inter Counties Meeting at Bedford, the top national meeting of the bank holiday weekend, Tamworth Athletic Club's athlete Laura Langowski represented Avon and Somerset and set another personal best when she took fourth place in her 400m in the good time of 56.26secs.
Laura is currently studying at Bath University.
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| Medal Haul For Beesley |
Monday, June 6 2005 |
Tamworth athletes produced some fine performances to pick up eight medals and several final places in the Midland Championships at Birmingham's Alexander Stadium last weekend.
Meghan Beesley claimed a medal in all four of her events. She won the 80m hurdles in a personal best time of 12secs, the triple jump with a fine distance of 11.69m and took third places in the 100m and 200m in 12.63secs and 25.50secs respectively.
Alex Berrow was leading in the hammer competition with an excellent personal best throw of 46.21m only to be relegated to the silver medal position in the final round.
Alana Smetham also picked up a silver in the hammer with an excellent season's best throw of 39.27m.
Juan Padmore produced a fine jump of 6.37m in the long jump to earn himself a silver medal.
Yet another silver came Tamworth's way when Bret Byrd produced a throw of 52.66m.
Hollie Owen also produced some fine performances, finishing fourth in the 300m final in 41.75secs and sixth in the 200m final in 26.3secs.
Leah Moores produced her best ever 800m performance when she finished fourth in the final in a personal best time of 2:19.37mins.
Tom Burton did well to reach the 100m hurdles final in which he finished in eighth place in 15.24secs.
Sophie Cash finished in sixth place in the 300m hurdles final in 51.38secs, Ashley Smethan in seventh place in the hammer final with a personal best throw of 22.71m and Simon King clocked 4:31mins in the 1,500m final for 13th place.
Tom Challis finished in fourth place in his heat of the 100m in 12.75secs and brother Dan was sixth in his 100m heat in 12.13secs.
John Jenkins set an excellent personal best of 2:00.1mins for fourth place in his heat of the 800m and Rebecca Hallam took fourth place in her heat of the 400m in 64.97secs.
Justine Passey finished in fifth place in her heat of the 200m in 27.43secs and Daniel Cash was eighth in his heat of the 200m in 24secs.
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