Jemma Reekie continued her remarkable season at theEuropean under 20s Championships in Grosetto, Italy at the weekend. Jemma, from Beith and a member of Kilbarchan Athletic Club, had earned GB selection bywinning the 1500metres and the 3000m under 20 titles at the UK trials at Bedford last month and she Read more…
Congratulations to Kirsty Costello and David McNair who has been selected to compete for Scotland at the Celtic Games on Saturday 5August 2017, Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin.Kirsty in the U18 women Hammer and David in the U16 Men 800m.
Jemma Reekie has been representing GB 🇬🇧 this weekend making both the 3000m and 1500m finals. In Saturday's 3000m final Reekie led from the front before agonisingly missing out on the podium to finish 4th. However this afternoon there was no fade and she took off away from the field Read more…
No throws training this week. Jim Green / Karen Costello
There will be no training for Marie, Susan and Janice’s group until Tuesday 1st August due to summer holidays. This includes Tuesday and Thursday evenings
After double U20 age group championships Gold medals Jemma Reekie was in sparkling form at the World Championships Trials at the Alexander Stadium in Birmingham. Recent selection for the European U20 Championships has buoyed Jemma who qualified for Sunday’s final with a new PB of 4:14.27 for 4th in the Read more…
Kirsty Costello was on top form competing in the Throws Grand Prix at Livingston last weekend. The 14 year old form Elderslie, beat her own Scottish record twice in the competition, throwing the 3Kg hammer, 55.81m and later 55.91m., which also keeps her at the top of the UK rankings Read more…
In some of the most brutal weather the wild side of the West Highland Way showed its colours as gale force winds and heavy rain battered the competitors travelling from Milngavie at 1am on Saturday heading for Fort William that evening or into the early hours of Sunday morning. With Read more…
Kirsty Costello competing in Hammer on what was one of the windiest days this season broke her existing Scottish record (54.90m)With an opening throw 55.81m and then with her second throw achieved 55.92m. Congratulations Kirsty.
Euan Gillham stormed clear early on in the Kirkintilloch 10k (as you can see in the opening picture above) last night, going through the first mile in a rapid 4:37 to win the race in 31:39. Kirkintilloch-10k-2017-results