Havering AC Update
English Schools Cross Country Cup – Regional Final Benfleet 9th November
Havering AC athletes performed well for
their school teams in the English Schools Cross Country Cup Regional Final at
Benfleet on Saturday.

Club athletes occupied six of the top ten places in the Intermediate Girls (Years 9 & 10) race. Chloe Rand (Coopers) was a brilliant second, with Tilly Canty (Sacred Heart) and Natalie Sewell (Coppers) fourth and fifth. Stephanie Okoro (Coppers), Nicole Langan (Sacred Heart) and Ruby Higgins (Coopers) placed eighth, ninth and tenth with Freya Long (Coopers) in 18th. Coopers were comfortable winners to qualify for the National Final in Derbyshire on 7th December, but Sacred Heart missed out in fourth.

In the Junior Girls race (Years 7 & 8) Charlotte Evans (Coopers) took the honours with twin Hannah (also Coopers) in fifth and Abigail Swan (St Martins) sixth and Ruby Tillson completing the Coopers scorers in 11th for another win, with Rosie Warner 13th for Coopers as St Martins also made the final in third.
Four
club athletes made the Top 10 in the Junior Boys race
as Ryan Carroll (Shenfield) was third ahead of Oliver Taylor-Bush (Coopers) in
fourth while Toby Johnson (Coopers) was eighth and Joseph Oton (Shenfield)
placed tenth. Also competing were Jack West & Oscar Shearing (15th
& 40th for Coopers), Sean Langan, Nathan Hart and Ike Okwudi (Campion
20th, 21st & 41st) while Zach Higgins was
25th to help Shenfield place third qualify for the National final as
Coopers & Campion missed out. The best placed club athletes in the
Intermediate Boys event were Oliver Jones (Coopers – 9th),
Shane Hart (Campion 19th) and 25th placed Dan Peters
(Brentwood).

Club 2019 Track & Field Awards – Hornchurch 8th November
Havering AC celebrated their successful summer 2019 season on Friday with their Track & Field Awards evening at the Hornchurch Conservative Club.
The winners of the Under 13 – Under 17
Best Performance Award were Jacob Blanc, who won after breaking club records at
60m hurdles, 80m hurdles and 300m and winning medals nationally at 60m hurdles
indoors, 80m hurdles and pentathlon, and Alice Brown who won English Schools
discus gold and won bronze for England Schools in the Home Countries
international. The winners in the Under 20 to Masters categories were javelin
thrower Max Law, with another impressive medal winning season who took the male
award after four consecutive years as U13-U17 winner, while Claire Brennan
lifted the Women’s equivalent for her fifth place in the European Masters 400m
hurdles final.

The
Relays award went to the Under 15 boys sprint relay squad of Charlie Black,
Jacob Blanc, Jack Botha and Denzel Achi who broke the long-standing club record
three times and won the prestigious Club Connect Relay at the Anniversary Games
at the Olympic Stadium.

Individual
age group winners were:
Age Group Track Field Team member
Masters men
James Connor
Arron
Bonning
Martin
Chester
Senior women
Flic Clarke
Ellie Watson
Nina Brennan
Senior men
Tom Pitkin
Shandell
Taylor
Lewis Bailey
U20 Women
Jade Kavanagh
Chimdi
Okpalauko
Charlie
Wright
U20 Men
Richard
Akinyebo
Oliver Woods
Aaron
Freshwater
U17W
Sydney Foley
Adelaide
Thatcher-Gray
Alice Atkins
U15M
Denzel Achi
Oliver
Yexley
Shane Hart
U15G
Stephanie
Okoro
Hannah
Yexley
Uche
Okpalauko
U13B
Al-Ameen
Salaam
Noah
Harriott
Daniel
Lammas
U13G
Cassie
Campbell
Zikora
Ezeonwuka
Ruby Tillson
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