SEAA Indoors
Monday, January 11 2010 - Indoor
Sunday 17th Jan 2010At the final instalment of the indoor South of England Championships there were mixed fortunes for Basildon A.C athletes.
Congratulations goes to gold medal winning Gemma Kersey for her 1500m performance of 4.50.13 in the junior women.
The under 17 men's pole vault proved a happy hunting ground with Mitchell Etheridge returning from illness to claim silver with a personal best (3.70m) and Robert Wood shared the bronze with his clearance (3.60m).
Dale Clutterbuck added to his silver from last weekend with a bronze in the junior men's 1500m (4.00.72).
Another finalist was Steven Strange who finished seventh in the under 17 men's 1500m with a personal best (4.22.86).
Other Basildon A.C athletes in action were sprinters Mark Dyble with a personal best (senior men - 7.0) and Kirsty Shepherd (junior women - 8.27) who both qualified for their respective semi-finals in the 60m. Senior man James Tydeman also unfortunately did not make the final (senior men - 4.06.91).
Sunday 10th Jan 2010
Despite the wintry conditions, a handful of Basildon A.C athletes travelled to Lee Valley for the first part of the South of England Indoor Championships this weekend.
Dale Clutterbuck came close to his personal best to earn silver in the under 20 men's 800m in 1.56.31. Chris James finished just outside the medals with fourth in 2.01.67 (1.59.07 in the heat).
Georgia Green-Muid made her indoor debut with a creditable semi-final spot with a seasons best of 44.96 in the under 17 women's 300m.
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