NIA Live Juv. Nenagh
This weekend saw a great group of Juvenile athletes back in action, many getting their indoor season underway. The Track and Field Live event in Nenagh was hugely popular with athletes travelling from all over the country. As part of this brilliant event, Aoibheann Doyle started the day off with a speedy 10.27s PB in the 60m. She was quickly followed in the u12 event by Meadhbh Hall (9.93s), Annie Ely (10.22s PB) and Darragh Joyce (9.90s PB). Last on the track for the sprint races was Saoirse Joyce in the u14 category with a great time of 9.73s.The athletes then took on a middle distance event, where many more PBs were earned. Aoibheann was again first to line out and ran an impressive 1.25.72 PB over 400m. The u12 event was ran over 600m, with Darragh (1.55.21) and Annie (2.07.24) both running impressive personal bests to finish third in their heats. Meadhbh continued her good form with a time of 2.15.44 in her heat. In the girls u14 800m, Saoirse Joyce and Caoimhe Slevin competed in the first heat with excellent times of 2.57.89 and 2.55.76 respectively.This was a great opportunity for these athletes to compete at such a high level and we are proud of all of them for their performances this weekend. Keep up the great work.
John Treacy Dungarvan 10 Mile.
Sharon Cantwell and Patrick Bowe made their way to Dungarvan on Sunday morning to take part in the John Tracey Dungarvan 10 Mile road race.
Patrick finished in 305th position in a great time of 01:06:33 and Sharon finished in 381st position in another great time of 01:08:34. Two great races from Sharon and Patrick as over 2800 athletes completed the 10-mile circuit.
Munster U/20, U/23, Senior & Masters Nenagh.
Naomi Morrissey M/45 Shot and WFD {weight for distance} and Ber Spillane M/40, 60m, 200m and 400m will represent the club at Munster Masters Indoor Track and Field in Nenagh on Bank Holiday Monday. Best of luck to both
National Intermediate and Juv. B Cross Country Championships.
The curtain comes down on the cross country season on Sunday next in Dundalk. Juvenile B, Masters and Intermediate cross country are the events down for decision.
Boys U11. Matthew Esmonde, Darragh Joyce. Darragh Maher. Tom Renehan. Fionn Phelan. James Ryan.
Girls U/11. Annie Ely, Meadbh Hall, Doireann Quinlan. Lily Murphy.
Girls U/13. Helen Renehan, Saoirse Joyce. Caoimhe Slevin. Abbie Delaney.
Girls U/15. Aisling O Reilly.
Girls U/17. Kate Delaney. Emma Delaney.
Best of luck to all.
IUAA Intervarsities T&F Championships. Abbottstown.
The Universities T&F Indoor Championships will take place in Abbottstown on Saturday next. Best of luck to Katie Bergin UCC, 60m 200m & Relay, jack Hickey UL 60m, 400m and Relay.
Couch to 5K, Fit for Life.
This eight week programme has reached the halfway point, great to see the vast majority who undertook this eight week programme still going strong, credit to Triona Murphy and Dylan McLoughlin for keeping the sessions interesting.
Club Records.
The club is in the process of compiling Club Records, any former athletes or members who may have a shoe box of paper cuttings or the old yearbook of results, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Split the Bucket.
Congrats to Geraldine Moynihan who won €157 in this week's split the bucket draw.
The ticket was drawn by Ellie Bergin.
The ticket was purchased in Quinlans Pub.
Envelopes are available in the clubhouse, Quinlans pub and Tigh Maighne or join online today at moyneathleticclub.com.
The draw takes place each Friday after training.
We thank you for your kind support.
Club Meeting.
Club Meeting on Wednesday night at 8.30pm in the clubhouse.
All committee members are requested to attend if possible.
Featured Image: L_R; Caoimhe Slevin, and Saoirse Joyce who met up Irish Olympian Rob Heffernan at The NIA Live in Nenagh on Saturday last.