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gutsy debut in the 1500m. He the race was due to start that Kareena Galley
went off hard (which made we would be allowed to run a and Tom Mills in the throws.
Dad Mick Keene very nervous) Non scoring 4 x 100m relay. Tom made a great impact
and recorded a great time of Leo and Myles Duffus had winning both his throwing
5.02 PB. This made his Dad’s just got a throw in the javelin events convincingly and
Father’s Day very special! when they had to rush over to impressed the Kent selectors,
Myles Xavier jumped 1.25 just their relay starts. Billy Keene who were there making their
below his PB. I would like to had a great first leg and passed last minute team selection for
thank Myles for his help in to Caelan who handed over to the forth coming inter counties
coaching the two relay teams. new boy Myles Duffus who ran match. Tom, who has only had
He also offered to step in to a good leg to Leo McCallum, a couple of training sessions,
any events if needed at short who is always so enthusiastic. albeit with our own multi
notice (a team manager’s He ran an excellent leg but was events man Steve Timmins, put
dream athlete!). overtaken by what can only be the shot 9.52 ranking him in
Robert Suckling had a described as a giant of a boy! the top 15 in the country. His
cracking first leg in the 4 x In a time of 57.9 great running discus soared out to 24.88m,
100m relay especially as he and team work. Leo and Myles a massive throw giving him
was in the middle of his high then went back to finish their another high National ranking
jump competition, he passed javelin recording 13.67 & 13.14 just outside the top 10.
to new comer Phil Tenyue respectively, which Rowan Fuss Nathan also had a great debut
in first place, Phil held the also debuted in and recorded a and posted the fastest BBHAC
position and passed to Ben throw of 15.57. sprint time of the day in the
Gardiner who ran a great leg 100m with a quick 14.2. Nathan
to LJ who did the glory leg Match 4 – Gillingham, also had the glory leg in the 4 x
to victory in a time of 57.0, July 6th 100m relay maintaining the fine
brilliant. After lots of emails Blackheath and Bromley U13 lead the other 3 boys had given
and several discussions it was boys won their fourth and him, racing down the home
finally agreed one hour before final Kent League fixture on straight to victory.
Sunday, making it 4 straight Rowan Fuss, who has been
LJ Wright victories. This result, along excelling over 1500m all season
with the U15 boys’ results, turned his hand to hurlding
secures BBHAC the Kent and sprinting and proved what
League title once again.
Brilliant! With the Kent
League being used as our
development league for new
and less experienced athletes, it
shows what strength and depth
we have in the club and proves
we are the best boys track and
field team in the county.
We had two boys making their
Blackheath and Bromley debuts,
Nathan Urwin in the sprints
