TVH medal success at the British Championships

24-25th August 2019, Alexander Stadium, Birmingham
Thames Valley Harriers were incredibly proud to have 23 athletes competing across the weekend with 7 podium performances! As usual, it was rather windy and testing conditions at the Alexander stadium, but that did not stop our athletes achieving some fantastic results. For many the weekend represented the culminating competition of the season, with athletes wanting to end on a high, whereas for others it was a chance to gain qualification for the World Championships.
To qualify for the British Championship in itself is a massive achievement, and we want to say a massive well done to all those that competed across the weekend.
We had 5 athletes achieve Bronze medals and 2 athletes gain Silver medals! A special mention to those on the podium below:
Zoey Clark 400m BRONZE
Dani Chattenton 1500m BRONZE
Chris McAlister 400mH BRONZE
Pippa Wingate Hammer BRONZE
Gavin Johnson-Assoon Javelin BRONZE
Amelia Strickler Shot put SILVER
Angela Barrett Triple Jump SILVER
Please see all TVH individual athlete results listed below:
Sprints
100m SM Keano-Elliot Paris-Samuel finished 6th place in H4 10.95
100m SM Isaac Kitchen-Smith finished 7th in H5 10.99
100m SW Rachel Miller qualified for the final, finishing 7th overall. 11.50 H, 11.59 S1, 11.58 final
200m SM Edmond Amaning qualified for the final finishing 8th overall. 20.78 H2, 20.85 final
400m SW Zoey Clark finished 3rd place in the final. 52.18 (H1), 52.52 final.
Hurdles
100mH SW Angelita Broadbelt-Blake qualified for the final, finishing 7th overall in 13.77 (13.86 H)
110mH SM Jack Hatton qualified for the final, finishing 6th overall. 14.40 h, 14.33 in final
400mH SM Chris McAlister finished 3rd place in the final. 50.85 (H1) 49.80 in final.
400mH SW Aisha Naibe-Wey competed in Heat 3 in a time of 62.66
400mH Jessica Tappin competed in Heat 4 in a time of 58.86
400mH Montana Jackson also competed in Heat 4 in a time of 62.87
Middle Distance
1500m SW Dani Chattenton finished 3rd in the final, running 4:21.35 in the heat to qualify and 4:26.03 in the final.
1500m SW Isabel Dye finished 8th in her heat running a PB of 4:23.59
Jumps
High Jump SM Toni Ademuwagun jumped 2.08m to finish 5th
Long Jump SW Lorraine Ugen jumped 6.68m to finish 4th
Triple Jump SW Angela Barrett jumped 13.22m to finish 2nd
Triple Jump SW Lia Stephenson jumped 13.03 to finish 4th just narrowly missing out on a bronze medal
Throws
Shot put SW Amelia Strickler threw a distance of 17.09m to finish 2nd
Discus SW Kathryn Woodcock threw 47.02m to finish 6th
Discus SW Sophie Mace threw 44.50 to finish 7th
Hammer SW Pippa Wingate threw 58.85m to finish 3rd
Hammer SW Katie Lambert threw 57.59m to finish 7th
Javelin SM Gavin Johnson-Assoon threw 67.25 to finish 3rd
Huge congratulations to all athletes. The rest of us were all watching either in the stands or at home on TV cheering you on. Whether you achieved a new PB or were slightly disappointed with your performance, we know there is more to come from each and everyone of you.
Fingers crossed for those athletes that could be selected and for those now taking a well deserved break, enjoy some down time, and we look forward to seeing what’s to come next year!
Up the Valley!