Day 3 & 4 of the 2010 Munster Juvenile Champions were held at the CIT over the weekend in glorious sunshine. The competition this weekend catered for the U12-U13 & U16-U19 athletes and Leevale were once again well represented in most of these age groups.
Chelsie Wright had a good weekend when she finished a close second in both the GU13 sprint and long jump competitions. In the boys U13 sprint, Seán O’Callaghan ran a very strong race, crossing the line with Garrett O’Hanlon from Abbey Striders. It took the camera to separate them by just 0.01 of a second, giving silver medal to Seán on this occasion.
Matthew Murnane continues to improve as a middle distance athlete as he stamped his authority on the BU13 600m by running a clever tactical race resulting in an impressive win in 1:41.38.
Robert Nagle collected a number of medals in the BU16 by finishing second in the HJ, and third in the Long and Triple Jumps. He also qualified for the All-Irelands in the Javelin when he finished in fourth place. With this level of all round ability Robert has the makings of a very strong multi-event athlete.
James Heffernan, competing in his first Munster championships, finished second in the BU17 Discus and Hammer events. The increase in medals for throwing events is testament to the coaching of Brian Hayes and we look forward to increased participation in these events.
Ryan Casey also walked away with two silver medals by finishing second in the BU17 long and triple jumps.
The U19 boys were swapping events for fun with David Killeen winning the 400m in an excellent time of 50.95. David also took gold in the 100m event from club mate Edmond O’Halloran who finished second. Earlier Edmond had a clear win in the 110 Hurdles. Patrick Maher lined up in the 200m and comfortably won the race in an impressive time of 22.64.
LEEVALE RESULTS:
Event | Name | Pos | Perf |
GU13 80m | Chelsie Wright | 2 | 11.17 |
GU13 4x100m | Leevale | 2 | 56.21 |
GU13 LJ | Chelsie Wright | 2 | 4.35m |
GU13 60mH | Jack Murphy | 3 | 10.43 |
BU13 80m | Sean O’Callaghan | 2 | 10.87 |
BU13 600m | Matthew Murnane | 1 | 1:41.38 |
BU16 200m | Robert O’Halloran | 3 | 24.03 |
BU16 HJ | Robert Nagle | 2 | 1.60m |
BU16 Jav | Robert Nagle | 4 | 30.34m |
BU16 LJ | Robert Nagle | 3 | 5.65m |
BU16 TJ | Robert Nagle | 3 | 11.19m |
GU17 LJ | Caroline Murnane | 3 | 4.74m |
BU17 100m | Denis O’Sullivan | 4 | 12.24 |
BU17 300mH | Luke Hickey | 4 | 45.55 |
BU17 400m | Luke Hickey | 4 | 57.59 |
BU17 4x100m | Leevale | 3 | 48.00 |
BU17 Discus | James Heffernan | 2 | 22.30m |
BU17 Hammer | James Heffernan | 2 | 19.68m |
BU17 LJ | Ryan Casey | 2 | 5.54m |
BU17 TJ | Ryan Casey | 2 | 11.49m |
BU18 4x100m | Leevale | 3 | 46.71 |
BU19 100m | David Killeen | 1 | 11.28 |
BU19 100m | Edmond O’Halloran | 2 | 11.33 |
BU19 200m | Patrick Maher | 1 | 22.64 |
BU19 200m | Hugh Hayden | 4 | 26.03 |
BU19 400m | David Killeen | 1 | 50.95 |
BU19 Javelin | Hugh Hayden | 4 | 24.05m |
BU19 LJ | Hugh Hayden | 2 | 5.16m |
All athletes who finished in top four places are automatically qualified for the All-Ireland Championships. The following are the additional open entries that have been submitted:
Events | Name |
BU17 1500m & 3K | Philip Crowley |
BU17 100m & 200m | Dennis O’Sullivan |
BU17 Walk | Luke Hickey |
BU19 200m | David Killeen |
BU19 200m | Edmond O’Halloran |
BU19 400m | Patrick Maher |
BU19 400m | Paul Scanlan |