ESAA Track and Field Results

Detailed results can be found in the TF section

Among the achievements were the following :

9 achieved life time BP’s

9 achieved top 8 positions

8 achieved National standards.

14 achieved Entry standards

The Junior Girls relay team reached the Final

2^nd place in JB Long Jump beaten by someone who had to beat the ESAA record to achieve 1^st place

Jack Fayers (Westbourne) 2^nd in the Junior Boys Long Jump 6m39

Oliver Graham (Suffolk One) 4^th place in the Senior Boys Hammer  58-04m

Holly Fisher (Farlingaye)  5^th place in the Inter Girls 1500m Steeplechase  5m11.57

Emily Cann (King Edwards) 6^th place in the Junior Girls 100m  12.49s

Junior Girls Relay 6^th place in the 4x100m 50.06s (E Cann, M Baidoo,J Bestley,M King)

Toby Jermyn (Ipswich) 6^th place in the Junior Boys Javelin   47m35

Millie King (East Bergholt) 7^th place in the Junior Girls 200m  23.65s

Michael Van Haren (Sir John Leman) 7^th place in the Junior Boys Shot 12m40

Janae Duporte-Clarke (Suffolk One) 8^th place in the Senior Girls Triple Jump  11m27

You will be aware of the fact that we invariably take two or three athletes who show real promise or steady improvement but have not reached ESAA Entry standard.

Millie King had achieved 99.6% of the entry standard but at the ESAA took nearly 3 seconds of her best time in the JG 200m, an amazing improvement.

Toby Jermyn had achieved 97.9% of the ESAA JB Shot entry standard prior to the event but at the ESAA Championships improved by 4 metres to gain a National standard badge

Overall a much improved performance compared to last year’s disappointing one with a very promising set of results from the Juniors who scored nearly twice as many points as the Inters and Seniors put together.

In any one event the 1^st gets 8 points 2^nd gets 7 points etc and 8^th gets 1 point. 1 point for those reaching Entry standard and 2 points for National standard. Maximum therefore of 10 for any individual.

This ought to enable us to stay in Group C and not drop to the bottom group (Group D) which would result in Suffolk being allowed only 22 athletes not 32 at the next Championship.

Our thanks to John Yorke, Michael Fuller, Georgina Malster, Duncan Jackson, Becky Guy and Chloe Godbold for doing a super job as Team managers.

Find below the Cross Country dates

Thur 11^th Oct 2018  Area Championships at RHS, Holbrook

Sat 1^st Dec   A races at Ipswich High (TBC)

Thur 10^th Jan 2019  B races at Woodbridge

Sat 2^nd Feb  Anglian in Lincolonshire (TBC)

ESSA at Leeds update 

ESSA Website for full results 

Suffolk Results downloaded below 

Saturday 17 March 2018 

Great performances from Suffolk School Athletes 

Some Highlights 

Junior Boys 

Lewis Sullivan 9th, Charlie Turner 23rd, Oliver Hitchcock 25th, James Peck 39th, Elliot Gladwell 44th and Freddie Adams 64th 

The Junior Boys team were an outstanding second team in England.

Junior Girls 

April Hill 12th and Tilly Aldis 55th 

Team 27th 

Inter Boys 

James Pettersson 31st and Nathan Goddard 66th 

Team 23rd

Inter Girls 

Maddie Jordan-Lee 22nd, Holly Fisher 26th, Millie Jordan-Lee 52nd, Katie Challinor 57th, Mimi Salsby 98th, Katie Cuddihy 189th

The Inter Girls team were an excellent 5th team in England.

Senior Boys

Tom Adams 41st 

Team 27th overall 

Senior Girls

Megan Newton 36th 

Team 21st Overall

In the C country Team Competition (for Counties of a similar size) 

Boys teams 1st Place 

Girls teams 2nd Place

OVERALL one of our best years with the Boys teams 11th out of 45 counties and the Girls teams 15th out of 45 counties. We are in the C group of counties based on numbers in schools within the county, moreover we just scrape into this group and are one of the smallest in it. In the A and B groups there are 23 much bigger counties so each of these group results are excellent against the odds.