In addition to Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell (calf) and center Jarrett Allen (rib) again being questionable for Game 5 of Cleveland's Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Boston Celtics, there was a new addition to the injury report Tuesday in Cavs guard Caris LeVert.

LeVert, who scored 19 points in 39 minutes in the Cavs' 109-102 Game 4 loss Monday night after replacing Mitchell in the starting lineup, was listed as questionable Tuesday with a bone bruise in his left knee.

This potentially means Cleveland could be without three of its six best players Wednesday in a road game the Cavaliers have to win to keep their season alive.

Mitchell missed Game 4 with a calf strain that he suffered late in the fourth quarter of Game 3 after playing 22 consecutive minutes in the second half. Mitchell had scored at least 25 points in each of Cleveland's prior six playoff games, something only LeBron James had done in Cleveland's playoff history.

Allen, meanwhile, has missed seven consecutive games with a bruised rib that he suffered in Game 4 of Cleveland's first-round series against the Orlando Magic.

CHICAGO -- As Bronny James leaned back in his chair and surveyed the swarm of media members that had surrounded him Tuesday night at the NBA draft combine, he acknowledged the extra attention that comes with being the son of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James can be "a lot sometimes."

Yet, the 19-year-old USC guard reiterated that his goal is simply to play in the NBA, not necessarily on the same team as his father.

"I would be happy about getting to the league instead of me thinking about playing with my dad," Bronny James said. "That's not my mindset or not at all. I'm just trying to put in the work and see where it takes me from there."

LeBron James, who at age 39 completed his 21st NBA season in 2023-24, has repeatedly expressed a desire to team with his son before his career ends, even though he said following the end of the Lakers' season that he "hadn't given it much thought lately."

Bronny James did not grant interviews during his freshman season at USC, a decision he said was made by his advisors. Addressing the media Tuesday was one of his first opportunities to state his future goals, and he sought to create some distance between himself and his father.

He also shot down comparisons to lead initiators of offense around the NBA and instead compared his game to players such as the Boston Celtics' Jrue Holiday and Derrick White or the Sacramento Kings' Davion Mitchell for the way they influence winning by exceling in their roles.

"Bronny was just a nickname that I was just given when I was younger," James said. "But everything that follows my dad, people just try to link me with that and all the greatness that he's achieved. I haven't done anything yet, so I feel like there needs to be that divide between Bronny and LeBron.

"Everyone's heard this before. I just want to have people know my name is Bronny James and not being identified as just LeBron James' son. I feel like that would great."

James got a chance to start separating himself at the combine, after being cleared to participate this week by an NBA panel following a cardiac arrest and procedure to repair a congenital heart defect nine months ago.

James participated in a scrimmage with other draft prospects Tuesday, scoring four points (shooting 2-for-8 on field goals) and grabbing four rebounds in 19 minutes. It did not maintain the momentum James had built following a strong showing on the opening night of the combine, which included knocking down 19 of 25 shots from 3 and recording a 40-inch vertical.

"My job is just to play a role and play the right way, make sure I get my teammates involved and stuff like that," James said. "But again, I was just super grateful for the opportunity to be out there. I felt like I should be out there."

James used the word "grateful" several times throughout his media session Tuesday, emphasizing that he was appreciative to be on the court considering there was a time after his diagnosis when he was not sure whether he would play again.

"It was a tough time for sure," James said. "But all this work that I've put in, it just really built me into someone that would never give up, and it paid off. I put in the work after that situation, and I'm back to where I want to be."

James acknowledged the heart issues had an effect on his freshman season at USC when he averaged 4.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists. Although he has been cleared to play, James said he is still getting over some lingering doubt from the aftermath of the issue.

"I feel like my parents were a big factor of believing in me and giving me the love and affection that I needed at that time," he said. "I still think about everything that could happen, but I just love the game so much that it just overpowers me."

James has declared for the June 26-27 draft while maintaining his college eligibility and has until May 29 to decide whether to stay in the draft or return to college, where he has decided to explore the transfer portal.

James said he would take time to weigh his options before making the final decision.

"A lot of thought, a lot of alone time by myself and thinking about where I want to be and where my heart wants me to be," James said.

DENVER -- Anthony Edwards pulled a baseball cap over his head after the worst night of his young postseason career -- a 5-for-15 showing in a 112-97 loss in Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals Tuesday night that left his Minnesota Timberwolves on the brink of elimination -- and had one last bit of banter with a member of the Denver Nuggets before making his exit.

This time, the Wolves' 22-year-old star was engaging a Nuggets locker room attendant, bringing up a conversation the two had after Game 2, when Minnesota had jumped to a seemingly commanding 2-0 series lead.

"You jinxed us," Edwards said with a sly smile.

"I liked our chances," the locker room attendant chirped back. "What do you expect me to say, Ant?"

Edwards nodded and delivered a response containing the same confidence with his Wolves down 3-2 that the attendant had when the defending champions were down 0-2 more than a week ago.

"See you Game 7," Edwards replied.

From the outside, Minnesota might be in a free fall -- losing the past three games by a combined 50 points and seeing its impenetrable defense from the regular season be picked apart by league MVP Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets -- but the Wolves say they still have life in them.

"It comes down to Game 6 at home and that's exactly where we want to be," Wolves coach Chris Finch said. "A lot of game, a lot of series left, we've got to force it into a Game 7, but most importantly, we've got to regroup, get guys focusing on what we need to do and they've been good at that all season. So, we'll be ready."

Edwards, who had averaged 33.3 points on 60.4% shooting through the first four games of the series, admitted that Denver's defensive attention on him in Game 5 was a lot to contend with. The Nuggets were able to blanket the shooting guard with extra attention and multiple defenders all game in part because they didn't have to worry about Wolves point guard Mike Conley.

Conley was ruled out because of a sore right Achilles, giving Minnesota one less ball handler to absorb the pressure focused on Edwards.

"This was crazy," Edwards said of the Nuggets' schemes centered on stopping him after he went 1-for-8 in the first half and finished with 18 points, 9 assists and 4 turnovers. "Today was crazy, for sure. Yeah, today was wild."

Conley landed awkwardly on his right leg while attempting a corner 3 late in Game 4 and was unable to play Tuesday after testing out his Achilles during pregame warmups.

"We're hopeful Mike can go in Game 6," Finch said. "That was one of the reasons to be cautious with him right here, feeling that he could go [on Thursday]."

Nickeil Alexander-Walker, who had been just 10-for-27 from the field with 6 assists in the series coming into Game 5, scored 14 points on 5-for-12 shooting with 5 assists starting in Conley's place.

"Nickeil did a great job of filling in there in the starting role," Finch said. "It would have been great to have Mike out there and Nickeil off the bench, but we didn't have that. But Nickeil did a good job."

When asked by ESPN about his status for Game 6 on Tuesday night, Conley declined to answer.

Karl-Anthony Towns, who led Minnesota with 23 points on 10-for-19 shooting after struggling in Game 4, said that the Wolves are battle-tested for this moment.

"Adversity has been something we've answered all year," Towns said. "It's something that if I was to go through this with anyone, I would go through it with these guys in this locker room. I have full confidence in these guys, I have full confidence in our locker room, I have confidence in our coaching staff.

"Everyone has been tremendous all year. It's now time to put all that experience and that unity we've built throughout the whole year, even last year, and put it on the table and play our best basketball so we can give ourselves a chance to bring back Game 7 here."

Edwards expressed similar confidence when he spoke to reporters as he did when he spoke to the locker room attendant.

"Super excited," Edwards said. "You get to compete. Get to go home and play with our backs against the wall. It should be fun."

NEW YORK -- Fans at Madison Square Garden saw a shift in their team a little more than halfway through the first quarter Tuesday, when the Knicks began an 18-7 run against the Pacers to close the period.

But guard Miles McBride, whose insertion into New York's starting lineup gave the team a tangible lift, said the boost took place far before that.

"I think the shift started in the locker room in Indiana. We talked about it and knew we had to respond," McBride said, referring to the players-only meeting the Knicks held after their embarrassing 32-point loss in Game 4 on Sunday.

The result was the polar opposite in Game 5: The Knicks drilled Indiana 121-91 to take a 3-2 lead in the best-of-seven series. They'll travel to Indianapolis with an opportunity to close out the Pacers and advance to their first Eastern Conference finals since 2000 on Friday night.

Jalen Brunson shook off an awful Game 4 showing to again star for the Knicks, notching 44 points and seven assists. It marked his fifth time scoring at least 40 in the postseason, giving him the most such performances in a single postseason since LeBron James had eight back in 2018.

The outburst was notable in part because of how the Pacers opted to defend Brunson. They sent a whopping 28 double-teams at the guard over the course of Game 5 -- eight more than Indiana had used against him in the first four contests combined. The strategy, helpful in Game 4 when the Knicks started two big men, wasn't effective Tuesday because of the amount of space Brunson and the Knicks had to work with as a result of McBride's addition to the starting five. McBride set 23 on-ball screens -- nearly triple his prior career high, according to Second Spectrum data.

"[McBride] definitely helps us with spacing because he has the ability to make shots and also can make plays when people rotate over to him. He was in that position today, and he played really well," Brunson said of the third-year guard, who replaced power forward Precious Achiuwa in the starting five and had 17 points and four assists while holding Indiana star Tyrese Haliburton in check. (Achiuwa was replacing OG Anunoby, who has missed the past three games of the series with a hamstring strain. The Knicks also are playing without All-NBA forward Julius Randle, backup center Mitchell Robinson and backup wing Bojan Bogdanovic.)

There was data to suggest that McBride might play well as a starter, as the wildly shorthanded Knicks were fantastic during the regular season when he played alongside Brunson, Donte DiVincenzo, Josh Hart and Isaiah Hartenstein. The Knicks beat opponents by 104 points -- their best raw plus/minus of any five-man grouping -- in just 172 minutes of work with those five players on the court during the campaign.

Haliburton said he and his teammates anticipated McBride might get the start after the Game 4 rout in Indiana. What they didn't see coming was the Knicks dominating the glass the way they did.

"They made a lot of shots today. But with the ones they did miss, they grabbed the offensive rebounds," said Haliburton, who finished with just 13 points and five assists in Game 5 after averaging nearly 30 points in Games 2, 3 and 4.

New York, the NBA's best offensive-rebounding club in the regular season, made its presence felt on the glass. The Knicks had more offensive rebounds (12) through one half than the Pacers had total rebounds (11). And with 4:16 remaining in the game -- at which point the Pacers pulled their starters for good -- Hartenstein and Hart had as many rebounds as a duo (28) as Indiana had as a team. For the game, New York outscored Indiana 26-9 in second-chance points.

"With their smaller lineup, intuitively you would think it gives us a better chance to do well on the boards. But their overall level of fight in this game was superior to what ours was. And that's the bottom line," said Pacers coach Rick Carlisle, who called his team's effort "embarrassing."

The Knicks broke open the game for good in the second half, when they embarked on a 17-0 run in the third period. DiVincenzo jammed home a Brunson miss in the midst of that run, igniting the Garden crowd.

On the way back down the floor following that play, DiVincenzo got tangled with Pacers big man Myles Turner, prompting Turner to confront the Knicks guard. The brief dust-up and profane exchange resulted in each player getting a technical foul.

After the game, DiVincenzo called out Turner, saying, "They're trying to be tough guys, and that's not their identity -- nobody is going to fight in the NBA. ... You're not a tough guy."

For the young Pacers, who haven't been at this stage before, just how much toughness they have left might determine whether there's a Game 7 to be played back in New York on Sunday.

"There's no excuses, but all the guys on our roster, I believe it's the first time they've been in a Game 5, tied 2-2, going on the road. So you learn a lot in those situations very quickly," Carlisle said. "So this is a different circumstance, and as a playoff series, it's going to get harder and harder."

DENVER -- Nikola Jokic received his third Most Valuable Player trophy from NBA commissioner Adam Silver and then celebrated by dominating Rudy Gobert and the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Denver Nuggets superstar exploded for 40 points, 13 assists and 7 rebounds with no turnovers to lead Denver to a 112-97 victory in Game 5 Tuesday night at a raucous Ball Arena.

Denver leads 3-2 in the West semifinal series and can advance to the conference finals with a win in Game 6 on Thursday in Minneapolis.

"I didn't see any weaknesses [in our defense]," Minnesota star guard Anthony Edwards said. "I seen the MVP. He showed that he's the MVP."

Even by Jokic's brilliant three-time MVP standards, the center put on a clinic against Gobert, the newly-minted four-time Defensive Player of the Year, and the best defense in the NBA this season. Jokic converted 15 of 22 shots but was 8-of-9 when Gobert was his primary defender.

"Incredible," said Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon, who had 18 points, 10 rebounds and 5 assists. "He played amazing. The three-time MVP just dominated the entire game, in every aspect of it. Astounding. That was ridiculous."

The reigning Finals MVP hit Gobert and the Wolves with a dizzying array of spin moves, hook shots, two 3-pointers and even some rare dunks in transition.

"I mean I had the open lane and just, I'm a freak of nature," Jokic deadpanned of his slams. "And why not show my athleticism."

Jokic's night was so good his opponents couldn't do much else but laugh. His last 3-pointer was in isolation at the top of the arc against Gobert. Jokic drilled a step-back 3 with Gobert blanketed on him with 3:09 left. All Gobert could do was hold his arm up high in the air to challenge. As the Wolves called timeout down 14, Gobert's arm sunk as if all the air had been deflated out of him.

"I just laugh," Edwards said in reaction to Jokic's night. "That's all I can do. I can't be mad, because he's good, man. I think I said that after Game 1 when we won, and Game 2. He's the MVP. He's the best player in the NBA, he showed it the last three games, three games in a row. He did it tonight.

"He was special tonight," added Edwards, who was held to 18 points and 9 assists. "I got to give him his flowers. I don't know what we were supposed to do."

Since Jokic was named this season's MVP last Wednesday, the Nuggets have won three straight games to take control of the series. In the three wins, Jokic has averaged 33 points, 9.7 assists, 9.3 rebounds and shot 61% from the field.

"Nikola was named MVP after that Game 2 loss," Denver coach Michael Malone said of the Nuggets' embarrassing 106-80 loss in Game 2 last Monday. "And I think the last three games, he has shown everybody why he is arguably one of the best players to play this game."

This was Jokic's fifth 40-point game of his playoff career yet the first time he won while scoring 40 or more points. He is just the second player besides Chris Paul to have 40 points, 10 assists and zero turnovers in a playoff game since individual turnovers were first tracked in 1977-78, according to research by ESPN Stats & Information.

Even though Jokic was named MVP last week, he didn't receive the Michael Jordan award until Tuesday night from Silver.

Jokic had 19 points and 8 assists by halftime. But in the third quarter, he was surgical. He made 6 of 7 shots and scored 16 points. Gobert and the Wolves were helpless as Jokic fueled a 36-21 run in the third quarter to turn a one-point deficit into a 14-point lead.

He buried and banked turnaround hook shots and seemed to have a counter for everything Gobert tried to use to slow him down.

"When he gets it going and he is throwing up that stupid one-legged, one-armed behind the backboard (shot), I am just [heading] back on defense," said Denver guard Jamal Murray, who had 16 points. "It is amazing how he picks apart and reads the game and trusts his teammates. Obviously, getting the trophy tonight probably motivated him a little bit."

Jokic said he just hopes to have one more counter than Gobert when the two are matched up. Malone, though, said there is another level to Jokic's genius.

"His IQ is off the charts. He probably belongs to Mensa [International]," Malone said of the high IQ organization. "He probably doesn't even know what Mensa is."

Jokic will remember this night, especially how it started, with him receiving the MVP award in front of roaring fans.

"I think just the love from the crowd that you can feel in teammates, coaches," Jokic said. "I think it's just a moment that I remember my whole life."

LOS ANGELES -- The former interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani pleaded not guilty Tuesday to bank and tax fraud, a formality ahead of a plea deal he has negotiated with federal prosecutors in a wide-ranging sports betting case.

Prosecutors say Ippei Mizuhara stole nearly $17 million from the Ohtani to pay off sports gambling debts during a yearslong scheme, at times impersonating Ohtani to bankers, and exploited his personal and professional relationship with the two-way player. Mizuhara signed a plea agreement that detailed the allegations on May 5, and prosecutors announced it several days later.

During his arraignment Tuesday in federal court in Los Angeles, U.S. Magistrate Judge Jean P. Rosenbluth asked Mizuhara to enter a plea to one count of bank fraud and one count of subscribing to a false tax return. The expected not-guilty plea was a procedural step as the case moves forward, even though he has already agreed to the plea deal.

Defense attorney Michael G. Freedman said Mizuhara planned to plead guilty in the future. In the hallway before the hearing, Mizuhara's attorney said they would not comment Tuesday.

There was no evidence Ohtani was involved in or aware of Mizuhara's gambling, and the player is cooperating with investigators, authorities said.

Mizuhara's plea agreement says he will be required to pay Ohtani restitution that could total nearly $17 million, as well as more than $1 million to the IRS. Those amounts could change prior to sentencing. The bank fraud charge carries a maximum of 30 years in federal prison, and the false tax return charge carries a sentence of up to three years in federal prison.

Mizuhara's winning bets totaled over $142 million, which he deposited in his own bank account and not Ohtani's. But his losing bets were around $183 million, a net loss of nearly $41 million. He did not wager on baseball.

He has been free on an unsecured $25,000 bond, colloquially known as a signature bond, meaning he did not have to put up any cash or collateral to be freed. If he violates the bond conditions -- which include a requirement to undergo gambling addiction treatment -- he will be on the hook for $25,000.

The judge set a status conference for June 14.

MLB rules prohibit players and team employees from wagering on baseball, even legally. MLB also bans betting on other sports with illegal or offshore bookmakers.

Ohtani has sought to focus on the field as the case winds through the courts. Hours after his former interpreter first appeared in court in April, he hit his 175th home run in MLB -- tying Hideki Matsui for the most by a Japan-born player -- during the Dodgers' 8-7 loss to the San Diego Padres in 11 innings.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

San Francisco Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee suffered structural damage in his dislocated left shoulder when he crashed into the wall Sunday and will seek a second opinion to determine his next steps.

Lee was placed on the 10-day injured list Monday and met with team doctors. An MRI revealed the issues in his shoulder, and he will be seen by Dr. Neal ElAttrache on Thursday in Los Angeles.

"Once he gets to ElAttrache we'll have a timeline," Giants manager Bob Melvin said Tuesday. "We're getting a second opinion to make sure we have all our T's crossed and I's dotted."

Lee hurt his shoulder in the first inning Sunday when it hit the right-center field wall as he leapt to try to make a catch on a drive by Cincinnati's Jeimer Candelario.

Lee was one of the big offseason additions for the Giants after starring for years playing professionally in his country of South Korea. He signed a $113 million, six-year contract with San Francisco and has been the team's starting center fielder this season.

Lee is batting .262 with two homers, eight RBIs and .641 OPS in 37 games as he adjusts to a new league, but has excelled in the field.

Also Tuesday, catcher Patrick Bailey returned to the seven-day concussion list after coming off it Saturday.

Bailey, 24, originally took a foul ball to the face mask from the Philadelphia Phillies' Alec Bohm in a game on May 3. He spent a week away from the team before he returned Saturday and played against the Cincinnati Reds but hasn't played since.

Bailey was hitting .280 with three home runs and 11 RBIs in 26 games this season.

The Giants recalled shortstop Marco Luciano from Triple-A Sacramento in the corresponding roster move.

Luciano, 22, is making his first appearance in the major leagues this season. He played his first 14 major league games last season for the Giants and went 9-for-39 (.231) with three doubles.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Shohei Ohtani really wanted a splash hit into McCovey Cove, and he came oh so close Tuesday night.

Ohtani's 446-foot drive for the Dodgers during a 10-2 win against the Giants landed above the brick façade in right-center for the longest home run at Oracle Park in nearly two years -- since Christian Walker connected for a 461-foot shot against Alex Cobb on Aug. 15, 2022.

"You don't see many guys hitting the ball [to] that part of the ballpark that far. Fortunately I played with one here," manager Dave Roberts said of home run king Barry Bonds. "That was pretty impressive. ... That's Barry territory."

Ohtani acknowledged afterward that he is finally sleeping better again. He had struggled to get proper rest amid his former interpreter's gambling scandal this spring -- and he certainly appears refreshed at the moment.

"Initially I really didn't have much sleep obviously with the things that were happening but now I've been able to really have a pretty consistent routine, been able to sleep well, so I think those are leading to good results," Ohtani said through Will Ireton, his new interpreter.

When asked how he has been able to get better sleep, Ohtani added: "I think really as the incidents progressed and I was basically doing what I can to show that I'm fine, and as the incidents were progressing and the investigation was going on and I was starting to not be involved any more, that's when I was able to really focus on my sleep and being able to sleep better."

Earlier in the day, ex-interpreter Ippei Mizuhara pleaded not guilty to bank and tax fraud, a formality ahead of a plea deal he has negotiated with federal prosecutors in a wide-ranging sports betting case. Prosecutors say he stole nearly $17 million from Ohtani to pay off sports gambling debts during a yearslong scheme.

Ohtani's 12th homer leading off the fourth inning had an exit velocity of 113.4 mph, the hardest-hit ball at Oracle this year and the seventh-hardest since the beginning of the Statcast era in 2015.

"I thought it went in the water at first," Dodgers pitcher Gavin Stone said. "That was sick."

The 29-year-old Ohtani, who had three hits and two RBIs, has watched plenty of Bonds' homers land in the water beyond the right-field wall, and the Japanese star might have reached the cove had he pulled the ball.

"I thought I hit one today," he said, "but I was disappointed it didn't go over."

Signed to a $700 million, 10-year contract, he will have another decade to keep trying.

HOUSTON -- Astros starter Ronel Blanco was ejected at the start of the fourth inning of a 2-1 win over the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday night after umpires found a foreign substance that one called "the stickiest stuff I've felt on a glove."

Third base umpire Laz Diaz ejected Blanco after a check of his glove before he threw a pitch in the fourth inning. The umpires, Blanco and Houston manager Joe Espada stood at the mound for a couple of minutes discussing the issue before the right-hander was ejected.

Blanco's glove was confiscated, and first base umpire Erich Bacchus ran off the field with it and took it somewhere before returning. Diaz, who was the crew chief Tuesday, said it was being sent to the commissioner's office.

Bacchus said there was nothing on Blanco's glove when he checked it in the middle of the first inning, but he discovered it when he did his second check before the fourth.

"I felt something inside the glove," Bacchus said. "It was the stickiest stuff I've felt on a glove since we've been doing this for a few years now."

After Bacchus discovered the substance, he called the rest of the crew in to confer.

"Everybody checked the glove to make sure we all had the same thing and he had to get ejected because he had a foreign substance on his glove," Diaz said.

Diaz said they didn't know what the substance was.

"We don't determine that," he said. "We just felt it was sticky, sticky enough that our fingers got stuck. So now it's all up to the office on what it was and all that."

Blanco denied using an illegal substance.

"Just probably rosin I put on my left arm," he said in Spanish through an interpreter. "Maybe because of the sweat it got into the glove and that's maybe what they found."

Espada added that when he went to the mound he saw "white powder" inside Blanco's glove.

"It looked to me when I grabbed the glove [that] there was some rosin," Espada said. "You're not allowed to use rosin on your non-pitching hand, and that's what it looked like to me. It was a little bit sticky with the moisture and the sweat, but that's what it looked like to me."

Blanco held out his hands and patted them together in front of the umpires while they inspected his glove before he was ejected, and he did the motion again after he was tossed.

"What I told them is, 'If you found something sticky in my glove you should also check my hands because it should also be on my hand,'" Blanco said. "'Just check my hand,' and he didn't."

Blanco, who threw a no-hitter in his season debut, allowed four hits and struck out one in three scoreless innings Tuesday. He has a 2.09 ERA this season. The Astros led 1-0 when he was replaced by Tayler Scott.

MLB began cracking down on foreign substances in June 2021, and Blanco will likely face a 10-game suspension for the infraction.

All the results and stats from across the UK as we recap the county track and field championships

All you need to know from this past weekends county championships, ranging from Bury to Bournemouth and Lincoln to Lee Valley.

MAY 11
BERKSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Reading
Men: 100 (-1.8): 5 M Louise (WSEH, M40) 11.92. 110H (-0.9): 1 M Louise (WSEH, M40) 16.44. SP: 1 Z Davies (Harrow) 15.50. DT: 1 Z Davies (Harrow) 45.20. JT: 1 L Angell (Team K) 55.55
U20: 200 (0.5): 1 M Mulé (Brack) 22.00. 400: 1 D Gumbs (WSEH) 47.67. 400H: 1 D Gumbs (WSEH) 54.37; 2 A Crerar (Read) 56.30. 2000SC: 1 J Mingoia (WSEH) 6:23.69. TJ: 1 K Nneke (Read) 13.66/2.6. DT: 1 F Hanham (Read) 41.27. HT: 1 F Hanham (Read) 58.90; 2 S Simpson (WSEH) 50.57
U17: 200 (-1.6): 1 A Mihalciuc (Read) 22.41. 100H (-0.4): 1 T Croft (Read) 14.04
U15: LJ: 1 O Chan (Read) 5.92/1.6. SP: 1 L Brink (Brack) 12.53
U13: DT: 1 B Altuntas (Team K) 27.70
Women: 200 (-3.1): 1 S Loades (Walton, W50) 28.16. 400: 1 R McClay (Brack) 55.93; 2 S Loades (Walton, W50) 62.42. 1500: 1 E Howsham (Read) 4:25.74; 5 S Francis (Read, W50) 5:16.94. TJ: 1 B Sergent (WSEH) 11.93/1.8. SP: 1 J Hodge-Spencer (WSEH) 11.56. HT: 1 C Payne (Read) 68.44. JT: 1 H Johnson (WSEH) 41.56; 2 J Hodge-Spencer (WSEH) 38.94
U20: 100 (-0.8): 1 K Slater (Read) 12.29. 400: 1 A Whiteley (Brack) 56.24. 1500: 1 J Ridley (WSEH) 4:33.58. 400H: 1 N Wloczewska (WSEH) 65.41. 1500SC: 1 J Heller (WSEH) 5:04.60; 2 Z Rennie (Read) 5:10.47; 3 A Manek (WSEH) 5:29.62. TJ: 1 M Woodley (WSEH) 11.58/1.4. SP: 1 M Greenidge-Knell (Read) 10.92. DT: 1 J Hargreaves (Brack) 32.15. JT: 1 A Palmer (Brack) 37.48
U17: 100 (2.1): 1 G Sikora (WSEH) 12.12. 200 (-0.6): 1 G Sikora (WSEH) 24.83; 2 P Armah (Read) 25.31. 300: 1 G Sikora (WSEH) 39.77; 2 P Armah (Read) 39.98; 3 L Metcalfe (Read) 41.14. Ht2: 1 P Armah (Read) 40.04. 800: 1 G Langdon (Read) 2:13.35; 2 L Sheridan (Read) 2:14.44. 1500: 1 G Langdon (Read) 4:39.91; 2 L Sheridan (Read) 4:40.48; 3 L Wilkinson (WSEH) 4:41.16. 300H: 1 S Mclachlan (Mhead) 47.50. HJ: 1 M Vietz (Read) 1.68. PV: 1 L Orywal-Sykes (WSEH) 2.90. LJ: 1 L Zamani (WSEH) 5.49
U15: 300: 1 I Nation (Brack) 41.69; 2 A Hamilton-Martin (Brack) 41.96; 3 E Bradshaw (WSEH) 42.67. Ht2: 1 A Hamilton-Martin (Brack) 42.47; 2 E Bradshaw (WSEH) 43.00. 3000: 1 T Ferguson (WSEH) 10:34.78. 75H (-0.9): 1 I Rae (Brack) 11.13. LJ: 1 S Deol (Read) 5.25. DT: 1 R Dannatt (WSEH) 29.54
U13: 150 (-1.9): 1 S Barnes (Read) 20.19. 600: 1 M Hamilton-Martin (Brack) 1:44.68; 2 L Banham (WSEH) 1:45.21; 3 T Davies-Dixon (Brack) 1:48.83. HJ: 1 A Scragg (Cley) 1.40. LJ: 1 A Greenland (Mhead) 4.35. SP: 1 T Banerjee (Read) 9.12. DT: 1 T Banerjee (Read) 21.10

MAY 11-12
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE & OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Horspath
Men: 100: B (-1.2): 3 P Canning (Mil K, M55) 12.34; 5 J Browne (Mil K, M70) 13.65. 200: B (-0.7): 1 P Canning (Mil K, M55) 25.20; 3 J Browne (Mil K, M70) 28.91. 400: B: 1 D Benjamin (WSEH, M35) 50.37; 3 P Canning (Mil K, M55) 58.88. TJ: B: 1 T Odunaike (Mil K, U17) 13.85; 4 P Canning (Mil K, M55) 10.37. HT: B: 1 J Ericsson-Nicholls (Mil K) 55.06. HT: B: 1 R Wells (Wyc P, U20) 43.91; 2 A Moffat (Mil K, M50) 32.91
Mixed events: PV: B: 1 L Jervis-Allan (WSEH, U17W) 3.30; 2 E Rees (WSEH, U20W) 3.10; 5 B Phillips (Mil K, U13) 2.20
U20: 110H: B (-0.8): 1 E Barber (Mil K) 14.54. DT: B: 1 R Wells (Wyc P) 39.14
U17: 400H: B: 1 A Eldridge (WSEH) 57.87
U15: HJ: B: 1 B Stone (Hill, U13) 1.52. LJ: B: 1 C Onyebuchi (Mil K) 5.81
U13: 200: B (-1.2): 1 D Williams (Wyc P) 26.07
M60: DT: B: 1 B Scott (Mil K, M70) 30.01
Women: HT: B: 3 D Presswell (Mil K, W55) 27.35. JT: B: 1 R Chivers (Mil K) 37.70
U20: LJ: B: 1 C Nwafor (Chilt) 5.96
U17: 1500: B: 1 S Chapman (Mil K) 4:44.31
U15: 1500: B: 1 K Gorman (Chilt) 4:40.29; 2 O Geary (Mil K) 4:42.65
U13: 100: B (-1.8): 1 A Ogbunude (Wycombe Abbey) 13.18. LJ: B: 1 G Mundy (Mil K) 4.32

CORNWALL COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS INC. CORNWALL COUNTY SCHOOLS COMBINED EVENTS, Par
Men: 100 (-0.2): 6 N Tunstall (Corn, M60) 13.1. 400: r2: 1 D Willis (Corby, M35) 49.5. SP: 1 P Swan (Corn) 17.58; 2 F Zamparelli (Corn) 14.18. DT: 1 F Zamparelli (Corn) 43.04
Mixed events: 200: r1 (0.5): 2 D Willis (Corby, M35) 22.6. 3000: 6 A Harrold (Truro, W40) 10:15.9
M40: 110H (0.2): 1 N Tunstall (Corn, M60) 15.5. HJ: 1 S Jarvis (N&P, M45) 1.60
Women: 100 (1.0): 1 N Tamblyn (N&P, U17) 12.3. 400H: 1 P Northcott (Ply, U20) 63.5
U13: PV: 1 S Whitehouse (Corn) 2.20. LJ: 1 L Hammoudeh (Ply) 4.36

MAY 12
DEVON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Exeter
U17 mixed events: 800: 1 C Gifford-Groves (Tav) 1:58.83
U20: 800: 3 L Milliner (Exe, U20W) 2:11.71
Men: 100 (0.9): 7 A Morey (N Abb, M50) 12.44. 200 (0.7): 6 N Edwards (RN, M50) 25.45; 8 D Mardles (Exe, M75) 35.30. 110H (-1.1): 1 J Taylor (Exe, U20) 13.93. LJ: 3 A Morey (N Abb, M50) 5.53/-1.7; 5 D Thomas (Exe, M50) 5.37/0.0; 6 J Kevern (Ply, M55) 4.71/-1.0
Mixed events: 3000: 3 O Purchase (Exe, U15) 9:20.29; 5 L Dallmeier Cottle (Exe, U15) 9:48.38. 100H (0.0): 1 E Tyrrell (Exe, W) 14.28. 400H: 1 N Maczugowski (Ply, U20) 54.01. TJ: 3 D Thomas (Exe, M50) 11.53/-2.1
U20: 400: 1 R Summers (Ply) 49.14
U17: DT: 1 O Fileman (Tav) 39.01
U13: 75H (-1.0): 1 H Mcconnell (Exe) 12.28. LJ: 1 P Magee (N Dev) 4.95. DT: 1 L Byrne (Exe) 24.95
Women: 1500: 1 O Steer (Exe, U17) 4:35.86; 2 E Foster (N Dev, U17) 4:39.79. LJ: 1 E Tyrrell (Exe) 6.16/0.8. HT: 1 P Milburn (Tav, U20) 47.50; 2 E Patterson (Tav, U20) 42.53. HT: 1 T Brown (Tav, U17) 49.03; 2 H Stead (Tav, U15) 44.57
U20: DT: 1 N Evans-Shields (Ply) 40.14
U17: 100 (0.0): 1 O Hayes (Exe, U20) 12.10; 2 K Little (Torb) 12.11. 200 (0.0): 1 K Little (Torb) 25.07. 300: 1 K Little (Torb) 40.55
U15: 100 (0.0): 1 A Fasuba (Ply) 12.11. 200 (-0.3): 1 A Fasuba (Ply) 25.03. LJ: 1 S Ingham (Exe) 5.32/0.0
W35: SP: 1 C Edwards (Ply) 12.00; 2 R Dunn (N Dev, W45) 10.23

@Bristolwestjnrs @mangotsfieldpe
Dan had an amazing day at the Avon county championships today. With pb at high jump of 1m60, pb at long jump of 5m51 and clearing 2m55 at his first pole vault competition to add to his for 100m hurdles. Well done Dan pic.twitter.com/p68EBQaXpo

Nicola (@Nicola65369591) May 12, 2024

DORSET COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Bournemouth
U15 mixed events: HJ: 3 I Pope (Bmth, U13W) 1.43
Men: 100: 3 M Stone (Head, M70) 15.40. 800: 1 W Rabjohns (Poole, U20) 1:52.5. SP: 1 M Roscoe (Bmth, M45) 11.29. DT: 1 A Atchoukeu Mbithe (Bmth) 42.00. JT: 1 A Brown (Bmth, M35) 49.95
Mixed events: 200: 2 M Stone (Head, M70) 31.1. 3000: 4 I Cherrett (Bmth, U17W) 10:02.0; 11 P Jarvis (Poole R, W70) 14:01.1. 400H: 1 J Collinson (Poole, U20W) 66.6. HJ: 1 R Webb (Bmth) 2.14; 5 D Nobles (Bmth, U17W) 1.65. PV: 1 D Pearson (Wborne, M55) 3.55; 2 S Cotterill (Bmth, M45) 3.30; 4 T Carter (Wborne, W50) 2.60; 7 N Sandell (Bmth, W45) 2.20. LJ: 1 J Lelliott (Harrow) 7.35/2.5; J Lelliott (Harrow) 7.25/1.7; 6 L Sinnott (Bmth, M40) 6.15/2.2; L Sinnott (Bmth, M40) 5.79. TJ: 1 W Langridge (Wborne, U17) 13.96/0.0; 2 P Sylla (Bmth) 13.89/0.8; 3 J Lelliott (Harrow) 13.88/2.8; 4 Z Richings (Poole, U17) 13.57/0.3; 11 E Brooks (Wborne, U15W) 9.91/0.0. SP: 1 C Holdsworth (Col H, W35) 11.43. DT: 1 S Armstrong (Bmth, M60) 39.67; 2 C Holdsworth (Col H, W35) 35.80; 5 N Hooker (G&G, M70) 28.82. HT: 2 C Holdsworth (Col H, W35) 36.98
M60: SP: 1 S Armstrong (Bmth) 12.46; 2 S Dobson (Bmth) 11.58. HT: 1 S Armstrong (Bmth) 39.25
Women: HT: 2 A Stobart (Wborne, U15) 40.12
U17: DT: 1 A Stobart (Wborne, U15) 30.93
U13: DT: 1 L Myers (Poole) 22.21. JT: 1 M Desborough (Wborne) 35.39; 2 L Myers (Poole) 28.97

GREATER MANCHESTER COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Bury
U20 mixed events: 100H (1.3): 1 F Dockerty (Sale, U20W) 14.20
U17: LJ: 2 A Hewitt (Wig D, U17W) 5.49/1.8
Men: 100 (0.6): 3 M Edwards (NE Vets, M40) 11.54; 5 M Coogan (E Ches, M50) 11.67. Ht1 (-1.1): 2 M Edwards (NE Vets, M40) 11.62. Ht2 (1.6): 2 M Coogan (E Ches, M50) 11.62. 200: Ht1 (3.1): 4 M Edwards (NE Vets, M40) 23.92. Ht2 (0.5): 3 M Coogan (E Ches, M50) 23.58; 6 A Bellis (Traff, M45) 23.91. 400: 3 A Bellis (Traff, M45) 53.87. 1500: 2 H Stokes (Horw, U17) 4:03.03. 110H (2.1): 1 N Abraham (Sale) 15.96. LJ: 1 M Gaisah (Sale, U20) 6.86/0.3; 2 M Fennell (Manc H, M40) 6.52/1.4. JT: 1 J Walters (Leigh) 57.96; 2 G Lowe (Leigh) 53.97
Mixed events: 400H: 1 J Harney (E Ches, U20) 57.72. PV: 1 K Kapur-Walton (Leigh) 4.40; 2 O Cooper (Bury, U15) 3.30; 3 C Walsh (Sale, W) 3.30; 4 C Berry (Wig D, U17W) 3.10; 6 E Wilson (Wig D, U15W) 2.70. TJ: 1 J Dankyi (Sale) 13.84/1.1; 4 A Brown (Traff, U20W) 11.72/0.0; 5 P Dunne (Bolt, U20W) 11.00/0.8; 6 E Pimblett (Wig D, U17W) 10.88/0.4; 7 A Hewitt (Wig D, U17W) 10.84/2.2
U20: 100 (-0.7): 1 G Warburton (Stock H) 10.80. Ht1 (2.1): 1 G Warburton (Stock H) 10.77. 200: 1 M White (Sale) 21.94. 2000SC: 1 B Hall (Horw) 6:19.76. SP: 1 S Valentine (Traff) 13.10. DT: 1 C Uzoigwe (Traff) 47.89
U17: JT: 1 F Savage (Stock H) 53.68; 2 J Briers (Leigh) 53.18
U15: 100 (0.6): 1 J Ige (Horw) 11.53; 2 N Taylor (Traff) 11.53. JT: 1 B Clarke (Bury) 45.98
U13: 75H (1.8): 1 T Kerr (Sale) 12.02
Women: 400: 1 T McHugh (Sale) 53.99; 4 K Eckersley (Bolt, W35) 59.95. 1500: 2 S Roiditis (Salf, U20) 4:39.37; 6 L Lombard (Salf, W40) 5:01.37. LJ: 1 M Booth (Sale) 5.92/0.0. SP: 1 S Thompson (Sale) 14.41; 2 A Amadin (Sale, U20) 13.46; 6 K Buckley (Traff, W40) 9.53. DT: 1 F Dooner (Traff) 42.58; 2 J Pyatt (Traff) 41.92; 3 R Hopper (Wig D) 36.03. HT: 1 J Richardson (Sale) 45.18
U20: 400: 1 K Dacosta (Traff) 53.81
U17: 100 (1.2): 1 C Ufuoma (Bolt) 11.96; 2 E Pimblett (Wig D) 12.24; 3 B Idoko (Sale) 12.25; 4 N Ridler (Sale) 12.39. Ht1 (-1.1): 1 C Ufuoma (Bolt) 11.99; 2 E Pimblett (Wig D) 12.47. Ht2 (1.2): 1 B Idoko (Sale) 12.26; 2 N Ridler (Sale) 12.41. 200 (0.9): 1 C Ufuoma (Bolt) 24.52; 2 B Idoko (Sale) 25.15; 3 E Pimblett (Wig D) 25.40. Ht1 (0.9): 1 C Ufuoma (Bolt) 25.05. Ht2 (1.6): 1 E Pimblett (Wig D) 25.41. 300: 1 O Jones (Traff) 40.67. 800: 1 I Hill (Sale) 2:15.68. 80H (1.7): 1 G Aimiuwu (Traff) 11.91. 300H: 1 M Mills (Sale) 44.46. 1500SC: 1 J Wright (Salf) 5:36.08. SP: 1 A Dumbuya (Leigh) 13.24; 2 Y Baker (Wig D) 13.21. HT: 2 I Beca (Bolt, U15) 37.28; 4 B Pendlebury (Traff, U15) 34.04. JT: 1 L Oldale (Sale) 43.35
U15: 100 (1.1): 1 A May (Bolt) 12.45. 200 (0.8): 1 P Iwelu (Bolt) 25.04. Ht1 (0.5): 1 P Iwelu (Bolt) 25.74. 300: 1 A Naraghi (Bolt) 40.96; 2 R McHugh (Sale) 41.44; 3 L Melling (Prest) 42.58. Ht1: 1 R McHugh (Sale) 42.32. Ht3: 1 L Melling (Prest) 42.30. 1500: 1 B Soper (Sale) 4:45.01; 2 O McManus (Sale) 4:46.14. 75H (2.5): 1 M Hall (Bolt) 11.67. LJ: 1 M Hall (Bolt) 5.26/0.0; 2 L Hewitt (Wig D) 5.18/1.6. SP: 1 B Pendlebury (Traff) 11.93. DT: 1 B Pendlebury (Traff) 39.28
U13: 75 (0.0): 1 N Kwartemaa (Sale) 10.12. 70H (1.3): 1 B Carroll-Ivison (Sale) 11.75. LJ: 1 K Millington (E Ches) 4.43/0.0; 2 L Doyle (Sale) 4.37/0.0. DT: 1 S Low (Stock H) 22.31

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Portsmouth
Men: 200 (0.0): 5 D Showler-Davis (BMH, M35) 23.34. Ht1 (-2.3): 3 D Showler-Davis (BMH, M35) 23.39. 400: 1 T Hockley (Harrow) 48.08; 2 S OLoughnane (BMH) 48.83. Ht1: 1 T Hockley (Harrow) 48.10. 800: 2 M Revier (Soton, M35) 1:58.30; 5 J Davies (Soton, M40) 2:03.96; 7 P Watkeys (BMH, M40) 2:05.78. 1500: 1 M Revier (Soton, M35) 3:57.01; 7 J Davies (Soton, M40) 4:19.61. 5000: 3 T Doran (Soton, M35) 15:52.26; 4 S Hoenig (Soton, M45) 16:03.51. PV: 1 C Mills (WSEH, M45) 3.80. TJ: 1 N Barton (BMH, M40) 12.78/1.1. SP: 1 A Knight (Soton) 16.61; 2 G Rogers (Ports) 13.30; 6 A Leiper (AFD, M60) 10.58. DT: 1 H Draper-Barr (Win) 40.18; 6 A Leiper (AFD, M60) 32.45. HT: 1 S Thurgood (SW Vets, M45) 47.93; 2 L Parkes (Win) 45.84. JT: 1 C Taylor (Harrow) 65.67; 2 J Mason (Ports) 57.62
U20: 400H: 1 Z Williams (Ports) 57.50; 2 A Ellis (AFD) 58.00. 2000SC: 1 B Andrews-Callec (Jer) 6:21.08. SP: 1 C Elford Pond (Win) 13.39. DT: 1 M Adeniran (BMH) 49.24; 2 D Ross (Jer) 38.82. HT: 1 C Elford Pond (Win) 57.98. JT: 1 F Dodkin (Soton) 51.85
U17: 100 (0.0): 1 J Goldsmith (BMH) 11.16. 400: 1 Z Reynolds (Win) 51.14. 800: 1 C Chambers (Soton) 1:58.05; 2 J Pepin (Soton) 1:58.34; 3 O Wheeler (BMH) 1:58.60. 400H: 1 Z Reynolds (Win) 59.84. HJ: 1 N Wincott (And) 1.95. DT: 1 J Burgess (Ports) 40.64. HT: 1 J Burgess (Ports) 54.43; 2 A Axtell (Soton) 51.56. JT: 1 D Dubras (Jer) 53.47; 2 N Scott (Win) 52.77
U15: 300: 1 E Friedrich (Guern) 37.40. PV: 1 S Shacklock (Soton) 2.90. HT: 1 R Noott (Win) 36.74
U13: SP: 1 T Adeniran (BMH) 11.06. DT: 1 T Adeniran (BMH) 31.43
Women: 100 (-1.8): 4 E Fry (Soton, W40) 13.51. 800: 2 H Hall (Winchester RC, W35) 2:12.71; 5 S Lewis (Win, W40) 2:26.26. 1500: 1 H Hall (Winchester RC, W35) 4:26.34. PV: 1 C Cubbage (Ports, W50) 2.00. LJ: 1 E Fry (Soton, W40) 4.83/2.8; E Fry (Soton, W40) 4.72/0.8. TJ: 1 A Gray (And) 11.15/-3.0. SP: 4 C Johnson (Vets, W60) 8.10. DT: 1 P Dowson (WSEH) 54.97; 2 A Merritt (Harrow) 38.02; 3 S Wise (Lut, W35) 33.14. HT: 1 A Merritt (Harrow) 56.09; 2 S Wise (Lut, W35) 40.99. JT: 1 L Odell (Harrow) 41.82
U20: 100: Ht2 (-1.3): 1 E Lucas (AFD) 12.22. 1500: 1 H Hall (Winchester RC, W35) 4:26.34. HJ: 1 M Judd (Win) 1.73. LJ: 1 A Wall (Win) 5.61/1.2. DT: 1 E McBriar (Win) 34.63; 2 N Holdsworth (Ports) 33.45. HT: 1 G Jenvey (Soton) 46.37. JT: 1 J Larsen (Soton) 40.21
U17: 200 (0.2): 1 E Brindle (Win) 24.84. 300: 1 E Brindle (Win) 39.10; 2 L Bertacchini (Win) 39.56; 3 C Poore (Win) 40.04; 4 D Allford (BMH) 40.14; 5 C Johnson (New FJ) 41.20. Ht1: 1 E Brindle (Win) 39.28; 2 L Bertacchini (Win) 40.77. 800: 1 D Allford (BMH) 2:11.60; 2 E Churcher (Soton) 2:15.08. 1500: 1 E Elsey (Soton) 4:44.16. 80H (-2.1): 1 R Smith (Win) 11.93. 300H: 1 L Bertacchini (Win) 44.42. PV: 1 L Trott (Win) 3.10. LJ: 1 G Osman (Win) 5.56/1.4. SP: 1 E Reece (Soton) 12.31. DT: 1 B Mballa (Win) 40.42; 2 A McBriar (Win) 32.67
U15: 300: 1 E Norris (New FJ) 41.52. 800: Ht1: 1 E Norris (New FJ) 2:15.91. 1500: 1 T Thompson (Jer) 4:46.98. HJ: 1 E Buchanan (Win) 1.61. TJ: 1 L Gray (And) 9.82/-2.4. SP: 1 C Pabari (Ports) 12.70. JT: 1 C Pabari (Ports) 40.97
U13: 200 (-2.6): 1 S Waugh (Soton) 27.57. 1500: 1 F Williams (Jer) 4:53.32; 2 T Goodchild (Havant) 4:59.42; 3 F Klepacz (Ports) 5:02.31. 70H (-0.7): 1 K Simpson (AFD) 11.59; 2 V Pericard (Ports) 11.77. Ht1 (-2.5): 1 K Simpson (AFD) 11.80. Ht2 (-2.5): 1 M Gligorovski (Win) 11.88; 2 V Pericard (Ports) 12.00. HJ: 1 K Simpson (AFD) 1.40. LJ: 1 K Simpson (AFD) 4.37/-1.9. JT: 1 H Eldridge (Win) 29.96

HUMBERSIDE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Hull
U17 mixed events: 400: 3 M Lamvohee (Bev, U17W) 58.88
Men: DT: 1 E Abara (KuH) 47.79
Mixed events: 400H: 1 C Walker (York, W) 59.65. LJ: 1 C Mckenzie (KuH, U17W) 5.39. WT: 1 J Twiddle (KuH, M55) 15.97. WT: 3 J Wilson (Read, W60) 12.67
U13: SP: 1 L Cowling (Scunthorpe Harriers AC) 13.83. DT: 1 L Cowling (Scunthorpe Harriers AC) 42.01. JT: 1 L Cowling (Scunthorpe Harriers AC) 35.48
M50: SP: 1 J Twiddle (KuH, M55) 14.35; 2 G Pell (Scunthorpe Harriers AC) 13.71. DT: 1 J Twiddle (KuH, M55) 40.95; 2 G Pell (Scunthorpe Harriers AC) 36.93. HT: 1 J Twiddle (KuH, M55) 45.40; 2 G Pell (Scunthorpe Harriers AC) 35.95
Women: 100H (0.6): 1 C Walker (York) 14.50. HT: 2 S Robinson (KuH) 48.36
U20: 200 (1.1): 1 C Mckenzie (KuH, U17) 25.21. JT: 1 B Moodie (KuH) 38.57
U17: DT: 1 M Wright (KuH) 32.47; 2 A Fraser (KuH) 31.52
U15: 1500: 1 B Lewis (York) 4:43.04; 2 L Pottage (Bev) 4:46.33. 75H (2.6): 1 A Gilday (KuH) 11.56; 2 T Northcott (York) 11.65. LJ: 1 T Northcott (York) 5.35. DT: 1 L Hope (KuH) 31.17; 2 P Moore (KuH) 27.52
U13: LJ: 1 D Agostinho (KuH) 4.36. DT: 1 E Warden (KuH) 21.31

LINCOLNSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Lincoln
Men: 400: 1 D Brown (PNV, M45) 53.8. PV: 1 G Powley (Linc W, M60) 2.70
U17: SP: 1 L Capes (PNV) 16.32. DT: 1 L Capes (PNV) 44.31
U15: 300: 1 F Phillipson (Linc W) 38.4. HT: 1 E Roffe (Bost) 35.23
M35: DT: 1 S Smith (Bost) 40.68
M60: HT: 1 M Fenton (Ips, M65) 34.98
Women: 3000: 2 J Davidson (GAC, W70) 14:27.5. ?: 1 S Wallis (Linc W) 9:27.3. PV: 1 H Fox (Linc W, W50) 2.10. DT: 1 A Barnsdale (KuH) 37.64. HT: 1 A Barnsdale (KuH) 60.39
U17: 400: 1 M Grant (Linc W) 59.0. 800: 1 M Grant (Linc W) 2:13.1. 1500: 1 E Whitworth (Linc W) 4:34.9
U13: 1500: 1 H Norris (Linc W) 5:04.3
W35: SP: 1 B Bata (Charn, W40) 9.50. DT: 2 J Wilson (Read, W60) 25.37
W40: HT: 1 H Gilbert (GAC) 35.86. JT: 1 B Bata (Charn) 29.35
W50: HT: 1 J Wilson (Read, W60) 31.81
W55: SP: 1 J Wilson (Read, W60) 8.69

MIDDLESEX COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Lee Valley
Men: 100 (0.3): 1 P Lyon (SB) 10.63; 2 C Anuyagu (NEB) 10.66. Ht1 (1.6): 1 P Lyon (SB) 10.67. Ht3 (0.8): 1 C Anuyagu (NEB) 10.73. 200 (1.5): 1 P Lyon (SB) 21.20; 2 K Oludoyi (Harrow) 21.29; 3 E Agyare (E&H) 21.37; 4 M Hogg-Williams (NEB) 21.56. Ht2 (-1.9): 1 K Oludoyi (Harrow) 21.67; 5 A Mc Sween (ESM, M40) 23.65. Ht3 (0.3): 1 E Agyare (E&H) 21.62. 400: 1 M Shonibare (VP&TH) 47.75; 2 A Richards (WG&EL, M35) 48.93. Ht1: 1 M Shonibare (VP&TH) 47.46; 2 A Richards (WG&EL, M35) 49.26. 400H: 1 I Ogunlade (Have) 55.81. PV: 1 S Vilga (TVH, M40) 3.50. LJ: 1 S Nash (TVH, M50) 5.55/0.2. TJ: 1 K Stephens (SB) 14.06/-1.4. DT: 1 A Pereira Carneiro (TVH) 41.76. JT: 1 M Jordan (TVH) 53.80
U20: 100 (1.8): 1 D Ellington (E&H) 10.77. 110H (0.2): 1 T Corlis (Lon Hth) 15.02
U17: 100 (0.0): 1 B Otiora (BFTTA) 10.98; 2 A Konstantaras (Barn) 11.03; 3 Z Azabdaftery (Harrow) 11.04; 4 P Iwuji (E&H) 11.19; 5 J Saunders (SB) 11.19. Ht1 (2.1): 1 Z Azabdaftery (Harrow) 10.89; 2 A Konstantaras (Barn) 10.91; 3 J Saunders (SB) 11.01; 4 N Howell (SB) 11.20. Ht2 (0.0): 1 B Otiora (BFTTA) 11.00. 400: 1 S Brown (Lon Hth) 50.16; 2 K Fellows (VP&TH) 50.47. 800: 1 B Fudge (E&H) 1:59.3. LJ: 1 D Emegbor (Harrow) 6.51/1.1
U15: 100 (0.0): 1 J Nyman (SB) 11.37; 2 J Williams (Harrow) 11.56. Ht1 (1.8): 1 J Nyman (SB) 11.4. 200 (0.5): 1 J Nyman (SB) 23.31. 1500: r1: 1 D Lewis (Hill) 4:17.65; 2 K Hussein (VP&TH) 4:19.77. 3000: 1 A Pflug (High) 9:17.68. SP: 1 M Rynehart (SB) 13.10. DT: 1 M Rynehart (SB) 36.02. HT: 1 M Rynehart (SB) 44.34
U13: 1500: 1 D Pascal (SB) 4:42.23; 2 B Kaspar (SB) 4:47.86. LJ: 1 J Gray (E&H) 4.88/-0.7
Women: 100 (2.0): 1 S Wright-Taipow (Harrow) 11.72; 2 T Thompson (E&H) 11.82; 3 A Ellis (E&H) 11.93; 4 E Modeste (E&H) 11.98; 6 S Charles (SB, W35) 12.70; 7 R Williams (VP&TH, W35) 12.72. Ht1 (-2.7): 1 E Modeste (E&H) 11.99; 2 A Ellis (E&H) 12.01; 3 S Charles (SB, W35) 12.77. Ht2 (0.2): 1 S Wright-Taipow (Harrow) 11.74; 2 T Thompson (E&H) 11.84; 4 R Williams (VP&TH, W35) 12.71. 200 (0.2): 1 S Wright-Taipow (Harrow) 23.99; 2 A Ellis (E&H) 24.50; 4 R Williams (VP&TH, W35) 25.85. PV: 2 H Leadbetter (ESM, W40) 2.60; 4 R Zeffertt (SB, W60) 2.40. TJ: 2 R Zeffertt (SB, W60) 7.40/-2.4. SP: 1 M Joseph (Harrow) 13.90. HT: 1 A Clemens (SB) 51.37
U20: 100 (0.0): 1 M Wamba (VP&TH) 12.05. Ht2 (0.0): 1 M Wamba (VP&TH) 12.20. 400: 1 L Wilson (SB) 57.24. 800: 1 M Mairs-Ingram (SB) 2:09.33; 2 A Svihalkova (TVH) 2:10.66; 3 M Sutaria (TVH) 2:11.11; 4 L Wilson (SB) 2:12.26. 100H (0.4): 1 N Forbes-Agyepong (SB) 14.38; 2 A Cofie (SB) 14.43; 3 A Nwankwo (SB) 15.06. 400H: 1 A Nwankwo (SB) 66.70. DT: 1 C Sarr (SMR) 31.42
U17: 100 (0.0): 1 H Evans (TVH) 12.18; 2 M Brai-Aloye (SB) 12.28. Ht1 (0.2): 1 M Brai-Aloye (SB) 12.29. Ht2 (0.0): 1 H Evans (TVH) 12.40. 200 (-0.7): 1 T George (SB) 24.52; 2 H Evans (TVH) 25.05. 800: 1 P Shaw (SB) 2:14.34. 300H: 1 M Sutherland (SB) 46.62. DT: 1 A Thomas (Harrow) 34.52; 2 E Baker (Lon Hth) 33.80. HT: 1 K Lake-Bryan (SB) 45.48; 2 E Shabani (SB) 42.47
U15: 200 (0.9): 1 I Phillips (Hill) 25.77. 300: 1 B Agboola (VP&TH) 41.59. 75H (2.6): 1 L Newth (ESM) 11.59. PV: 1 D Capp (WSEH) 2.50. LJ: 1 L Newth (ESM) 5.34/0.7. TJ: 1 L Newth (ESM) 10.98/-0.7
U13: 100 (-0.5): 1 A Jaiyeola (SB) 13.0; 2 E Quartey (BFTTA) 13.1; 3 A Moses (TVH) 13.2. Ht1 (1.1): 1 A Jaiyeola (SB) 12.86; 2 S Joseph-Edwards (Harrow) 13.19. Ht2 (1.3): 1 E Quartey (BFTTA) 12.94; 2 A Moses (TVH) 13.04. 200 (-0.8): 1 A Jaiyeola (SB) 26.49; 2 C Cooper (Barn) 26.76; 3 A Moses (TVH) 26.85; 4 A Ajanlekoko Gomendio (VP&TH) 27.10; 5 E Quartey (BFTTA) 27.24; 6 S Joseph-Edwards (Harrow) 27.71; 7 K Omidiji (SB) 27.73. Ht1 (-0.3): 1 A Moses (TVH) 27.05; 2 E Quartey (BFTTA) 27.36; 3 K Omidiji (SB) 27.63. Ht2 (2.1): 1 A Jaiyeola (SB) 26.42; 2 C Cooper (Barn) 26.98; 3 A Ajanlekoko Gomendio (VP&TH) 27.02; 4 S Joseph-Edwards (Harrow) 27.11. 800: 1 C Cooper (Barn) 2:18.40. LJ: 1 A Jaiyeola (SB) 4.42/-0.9; 2 E Emegbor (Harrow) 4.42/0.8. DT: 1 E Quartey (BFTTA) 21.21

NORTH EAST COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIPS, Middlesbrough

U20 mixed events: 100H: 1 H Douglas-Reeves (Darl, U17) 13.85
Men: 100 (1.8): 1 J Beavers (Sun) 10.50; 2 C Hanif (New M) 10.71. 200 (1.9): 1 J Beavers (Sun) 21.45. 400: 3 K Hutchinson (Hart, M40) 52.85. 800: 1 E Hetherington 1:56.45; 5 K Hutchinson (Hart, M40) 1:59.10. 1500: 1 E Hetherington 3:57.76; 10 D Heslop (NE Project, M45) 4:20.22; 13 G Bracken (NSP, M60) 4:41.16. 5000: 1 G Jayasuriya (M&C, M35) 15:40.48; 5 M Hedley (Tyne Br, M35) 15:57.95. 400H: 2 D Towart (Tyne, M45) 61.83. 400H: 1 H Douglas-Reeves (Darl, U17) 59.55. HJ: 1 L Powell (NSP, M35) 1.81. DT: 1 J Wordsworth (NSP) 48.73. HT: 1 D Nixon (Gate) 52.27
Mixed events: PV: 1 A McFarlane (Jag) 4.80; 2 M Hewitt-Chapple (Gate, U17W) 3.00
U20: 800: 1 S Temple (Hart AC) 1:55.19; 2 J Close (Morp) 1:55.89. DT: 1 E Gardiner (Morp) 44.57
U17: 100 (1.7): 1 F McKittrick (New M) 11.11; 2 E Robertson (Nhumb Sc) 11.19. Ht1 (2.1): 1 F McKittrick (New M) 10.98; 2 C Omorodion (Gate) 11.20. Ht2 (3.1): 1 E Robertson (Nhumb Sc) 11.13. 200 (2.2): 1 E Robertson (Nhumb Sc) 22.36. 400: 1 T Watton (Mbro) 50.80. 1500: 1 D Watson (NSP) 4:02.35
U15: 3000: 1 J Sturman (NSP) 9:21.18; 2 K Sridhar (Darl) 9:23.93; 3 T McCartie (Mbro) 9:35.16. HJ: 1 E Adams (NSP) 1.76
U13: 100 (3.3): 1 L Conolly (Gate) 12.65; 2 K Boothe (Hart AC) 12.78. 200 (3.2): 1 L Conolly (Gate) 26.09. 1500: 1 O Curran (Darl) 4:45.41
Women: 100 (2.4): 1= C Kelsey (Mbro) 11.82; 1= S Folorunso (Gate) 11.82; 3 M Costello (Gate) 12.10; 4 N Caygill (J&H) 12.10. 200 (3.2): 1 C Kelsey (Mbro) 23.87; 2 S Folorunso (Gate) 24.59; 3 S Perrett (NSP) 24.78. Ht2 (3.0): 1 C Kelsey (Mbro) 24.73. 800: 1 L Creasey (Mbro, U20) 2:14.16. 1500: 2 A Dodd (J&H, W40) 4:56.38. 5000: 4 A Dodd (J&H, W40) 18:59.17. HJ: 1 E Sedgwick (Mbro, U20) 1.69; 2 H Smith (KuH) 1.66. TJ: 1 C Earl (Morp) 11.21/0.7. SP: 1 L Slater (Blyth, W35) 11.06. DT: 1 L Slater (Blyth, W35) 37.87; 2 L Thompson (Darl, U20) 30.72; 3 C Cotterill (NSP, W45) 29.90. HT: 1 K Waddell (NSP, U20) 48.87. JT: 1 C Likaraba (New M, W35) 31.51
U20: 400: 1 P Old (NSP) 57.43. 400H: 1 G Mabbott (Gate) 63.44
U17: 100 (2.3): 1 M Wilkinson (Gate) 12.04. 800: 1 E Creasey (Mbro) 2:13.63; 2 L Creaby (Gate) 2:15.40. 3000: 1 E Bradley (Dur, U15) 10:58.28. 300H: 1 S Gorvett (Blyth) 45.62; 2 I Edinboro (Darl) 46.65. LJ: 1 S Parker (Blyth) 5.65/0.0. HT: 1 A Hodgson (Morp) 43.04

U15: 100 (4.1): 1 C Obinna-Alo (Sun) 11.85; 2 W Ofor (Mbro) 12.42; 3 N Greenan (Hart AC) 12.47. Ht2 (3.6): 1 C Obinna-Alo (Sun) 11.78; 2 W Ofor (Mbro) 12.34. 200 (1.7): 1 W Ofor (Mbro) 24.60; 2 C Obinna-Alo (Sun) 24.77. Ht1 (0.8): 1 C Obinna-Alo (Sun) 24.97. Ht3 (2.5): 1 W Ofor (Mbro) 24.54. 300: 1 N Watson (Hart AC) 42.14; 2 S Krenzler (Mbro) 42.34. Ht1: 1 N Watson (Hart AC) 42.20. 1500: 1 O Murphy (Birt) 4:41.28; 2 H Robison (H&P) 4:45.19. 75H: 1 K Pang (NSP) 11.63
U13: 800: 1 A Blight (Els) 2:21.79; 2 P Phillipson (Birt) 2:25.05. 1500: 1 P Phillipson (Birt) 5:00.20. 70H (0.5): 1 E Harrison (Gate) 11.97

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS INC. LEICESTERSHIRE & RUTLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS, Corby
U15 mixed events: 300: L: 1 S Lewitt (W&SV) 38.34
Men: 800: L: 1 S Green (OWLS, M45) 2:10.72. 1500: N: 5 A Green (Northants Tri, M60) 5:11.32. 5000: N: 3 M Hill (R&N, M35) 15:46.16; 4 P Melling (R&N, M45) 15:54.07. L: 5 G Lee (Leic C, M55) 18:03.86. HJ: N: 10 L Lindsay (R&N, U13) 1.45. LJ: N: 2 J Allen-Bramble (R&N, U17) 6.44/-0.7. SP: L: 1 F Francis (Leic C) 14.05. DT: L: 1 F Francis (Leic C) 41.44
Mixed events: 400H: N: 1 L Turner (R&N, U20) 55.90. TJ: N: 1 L Ngatia (R&N, U17) 13.03/-1.0. HT: N: 1 L Marshall (WG&EL, W40) 51.65
U20: 100: L (1.3): 1 J Carrott (Charn) 10.74. N (1.9): 1 F Powell (R&N) 10.60. 200: L (1.7): 1 J Carrott (Charn) 21.51. N (0.6): 1 F Powell (R&N) 21.26. 800: N: 1 L Starr (R&N) 1:55.46. 110H: N (2.5): 1 S Lok (Corby) 14.81. 400H: L: 1 O Parker (R&N) 52.60
U17: 100: N (0.2): 1 S ODonnell (PNV) 10.95. 100H: N (0.1): 1 J Allen-Bramble (R&N) 13.71. PV: N: 1 R Owen (R&N) 3.60. SP: N: 1 M Stumpenhusen (R&N) 13.06. DT: N: 1 M Stumpenhusen (R&N) 47.69. HT: N: 1 J Hancock (R&N) 42.66
U15: 80H: N (2.4): 1 S Briggs-McKellar (R&N) 11.95
M35: 100: N (1.4): 1 C Christian (R&N, M45) 12.20. 200: N (0.8): 1 C Christian (R&N, M45) 24.84
Women: 400: N: 1 M Shaw (Harb, W45) 62.14. 800: N: 1 M Shaw (Harb, W45) 2:18.71. 5000: N: 3 H Heley (Sils, W50) 20:02.34. LJ: N: 1 C Martin-Evans (Dav) 6.03/-1.0. SP: L: 1 E Francis (Leic C, W35) 13.19; 2 A Baltazar-Hall (SB) 11.55. DT: L: 1 S Duquemin (WG&EL) 50.82; 2 E Francis (Leic C, W35) 46.29; 3 A Baltazar-Hall (SB) 45.38. HT: L: 1 J Routledge (Charn) 47.43; 2 E Francis (Leic C, W35) 36.42. JT: L: 1 S Wright (Leic C, W60) 18.36
U17: 100: N (0.2): 1 S Morgan (R&N) 12.27. 200: N (1.1): 1 S Morgan (R&N) 24.93. 800: L: 1 V Rudkin (W&SV) 2:14.85. N: 1 O McGhee (R&N) 2:11.26. 1500: L: 1 V Rudkin (W&SV) 4:39.92. N: 1 O McGhee (R&N) 4:36.19. 80H: N (4.0): 1 I Banks (R&N) 11.89
U15: 1500: L: 1 P Langlands (W&SV) 4:45.35
U13: 100: N (2.1): 1 A Brown (Npton) 12.62. 200: N (1.9): 1 A Brown (Npton) 26.44. 1500: L: 1 E Griffiths (Corby) 5:03.17. N: 1 B Lamb (R&N) 4:59.47

This weekend, at the Northamptonshire County Championships, I won for both the 100m & 200m U17s. pic.twitter.com/6tz7E5rBMN

Savannah McKenzie Morgan (@SavvyMckMorgan) May 13, 2024

SHROPSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Telford
Men: 800: 1 C Thurstan (Bir, M45) 2:01.1
Mixed events: SP: 1 T Stoddart (Tel, W) 12.17. DT: 1 S Brown (Tel H, M35) 40.48. HT: 1 M Elliott (Tel, M45) 47.40. HT: 1 R Bacon (Tel, M65) 40.24. HT: 2 P Higgins (Tel, W65) 22.53. JT: 1 J Wilkinson (Tel, M50) 40.16
U17: 800: 1 J Flynn (Shrews) 1:59.6
U15: 800: 1 L Howard (Tel) 2:05.2
M35: 200: 1 M Dickens (Tel) 23.6
Women: 800: 2 R Coupe (Tel, W50) 2:37.2
U15: 3000: 1 C Stuart (Shrews) 10:29.2

SOMERSET COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Yeovil
U20 mixed events: 1500SC: 1 L Bickerton (Yeov O, U20W) 5:17.06; 2 D Davies (Yeov O, U17W) 5:32.71
U13: 1500: 1 E Salter (Taun) 4:40.16; 3 P Warman (Wells, U13W) 5:04.02
V50: JT: 2 A Broadhurst (Wrex, W50) 25.96
Men: 100 (-1.7): 2 P Guest (Yeov O, M60) 13.61. r2 (-0.2): 1 M Alvarez (Yeov O) 10.72. 200: r4 (-0.9): 1 I Broadhurst (Wrex, M65) 27.84. 400: r2: 1 T Bennett (Taun, U20) 47.48. 800: 6 P Mountain (B&W, M65) 2:40.95; 7 J Musselwhite (Yate, M65) 2:42.10. DT: 1 J Tomlinson (Bir) 53.46. JT: 1 B Jones (Taun, U20) 62.43; 2 J Dibble (Yeov O) 59.60
Mixed events: 1500: 1 S Nicholls (Wells, U20W) 4:37.82. 3000: r2: 3 F Bradley (Yate, U20W) 9:49.31; 4 S Nicholls (Wells, U20W) 9:52.57. 100H (-1.5): 1 G Silcox (Yeov O, W) 14.58. 300H: 1 I Broadhurst (Wrex, M65) 49.50; 3 J Musselwhite (Yate, M65) 57.63. 400H: 1 K Welch (Taun) 56.26. 400H: 3 E Bonnett (Yeov O, W35) 60.35. 2000SC: 1 L Ingram (Yeov O, W) 6:58.34. HJ: 7 S Harger (SW Vets, M70) 1.25. LJ: 2 C Lee (Taun, W) 5.70/0.0; 5 P Guest (Yeov O, M60) 4.73/1.3. TJ: 1 L Guest (Yeov O) 14.36/2.6; 5 J Musselwhite (Yate, M65) 9.15/1.3; 6 A Broadhurst (Wrex, W50) 8.77/1.0. JT: 1 C Wade (Taun, U20W) 37.47; 2 E Goodwin (Millfield School, U20W) 36.20
U20: 110H (-1.6): 1 O Eribo (Taun) 15.34; 2 T Bennett (Taun) 15.45. 2000SC: 1 D Millard (Taun) 5:58.32. DT: 1 J Foord (Taun) 45.70
Women: 100: r3 (-1.7): 1 A Honey (AFD, U20) 12.12. r4 (-2.4): 2 E Jones (Newp, W40) 13.42; 3 J Sidney (Newp, W55) 14.46; 4 J Ellacott (Rad, W60) 14.68. 200: r3 (-0.4): 1 A Honey (AFD, U20) 25.02; 5 E Jones (Newp, W40) 27.17; 6 J Sidney (Newp, W55) 29.28; 7 J Ellacott (Rad, W60) 29.74. SP: 1 A Nicoll (Bir) 17.01; 2 C Lee (Taun) 11.42
U17: LJ: 1 L Jones (Yeov O) 5.48/1.1. DT: 1 G Flory (Taun) 33.35. JT: 2 E Burdge (Wells, U15) 35.27; 4 R Joynes (Yeov O, U15) 32.48
W50: SP: 1 A Broadhurst (Wrex) 10.60

MAY 10-11
WILTSHIRE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Swindon
Men: 110H (1.2): 1 C Staddon (Bath, U20) 14.47; 2 R Woolgar (Bmth) 15.00. HT: 1 H Ricketts (Swin) 58.50; 2 M Hicks (Salis, M50) 33.73
U20: PV: 1 T Oram (Swin) 4.00. HT: 1 L Tutcher (Yate) 65.30; 2 A Merrett (Yate) 51.69
U17: 100 (2.2): 1 J Dumbutshena (Swin) 11.06; 2 E Daramola (Swin) 11.10. HJ: 1 O Poole (Bath) 2.00. HT: 1 A Kinneir (Swin) 44.77
U15: DT: 1 C Merrett (Yate) 35.56. HT: 1 C Merrett (Yate) 45.81
U20 women: JT: 1 H Lewington (WSEH) 43.06; 2 S Turner (And) 36.02
U17: DT: 1 K Miller (Salis) 34.88. HT: 1 H Scott (Swin) 46.06
U15: HT: 1 L Harding (Swin) 36.23. JT: 1 L Bull (Swin) 39.65
U13: DT: 1 O Powell (Yate) 24.30