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Overseas ARMENIA EMMIYAN MEMORIAL, Gyumri, September 12 Men: LJ: 8 EZEKIEL EWULO 7.32/-0.1. Women: LJ: 2 LORRAINE UGEN (U20) 6.22/0.0.

BOSNIA/HERZEGOVINA EUROPEAN JUNIOR CHAMPION CLUBS CUP GROUP B, Tuzla, September 19 SOLID performances by Serita Solomon, Megan Southwart, Lorraine Ugen, Christine Moore and Shaunagh Brown helped Blackheath & Bromley secure the team title. Solomon won the 100m hurdles and 4x100m, along with finishing second in the 100m. Southwart was also part of the victorious 4x100m team and finished second in the 400m hurdles and 4x400m relay. Lorraine Ugen jumped a superb 6.03m in the long jump, while Christina Moore won the pole vault with 3.30m. Shaunagh Brown won the shot and was third in the hammer. Women: 100 (0.0): 2 SERITA SOLOMON 12.43. 200 (-0.4): 4 GRACE SHEPPARD 26.87. 400: 2 SAVANNAH ECHEL-THOMPSON 56.34. 800: 5 KATRINA COSBY 2:27.82. 1500: 3 DANIELLE CRITCHLEY 5:08.87. 3000: 5 MELODY KANE 11:54.93. 100H (-0.1): 1 SOLOMON 14.06. 400H: 2 MEGAN SOUTHWART 64.49. 3000SC: 2 REBECCA SMITH 13:22.33. HJ: 3 JESSICA MATTHEWS 1.60. LJ: 1 LORRAINE UGEN 6.03/-1.8. TJ: 6 SIAN HURLOCK 9.74/0.6. PV: 1 CHRISTINA MOORE 3.30. SP: 1 SHAUNAGH BROWN 14.02. DT: 3 SAMANTHA MILNER 39.65. HT: 3 BROWN 43.70. JT: 6 SARAH MCGUIRE 22.39. 4x100: 1 BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 48.57. 4x400: 2 BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 4:01.37. TEAM: 1 BLACKHEATH & BROMLEY 80; 2 KS Podlaise Bialystok (POL) 78; 3 SG Stavbar Nitra (SVK) 69

CHINA GOLDEN GRAND PRIX, Shanghai, September 20 TYSON GAY improved his US 100m record to 9.69, which equalled the second fastest time of all-time.

The 27-year-old did not enjoy the best of starts, but the former world 100m and 200m champion powered through in the second half of the race to improve his US record by 0.02. Asafa Powell, who led Gay by half a stride out of the blocks, was second in 9.85 while Darvis Patton was third, equalling his PB of 9.89, and Nesta Carter fourth (9.91). Harry Aikines-Aryeetey set a season’s best of 10.13 to finish fifth.

Gay’s US record was aided with the maximum legal wind limit of 2.0m/s and the American equalled Usain Bolt’s Chinese all-comers’ record. Only Bolt’s world record of 9.58 stands better than Gay’s time.

Carmelita Jeter’s startling postBerlin improvement continued and one week after winning the World Athletics Final in 10.67 to move to third on the all-time lists, the 29-yearold shaved another three hundredths from her PB to surpass Marion Jones on the all-time lists. Jeter’s 10.64 was aided with a tailwind of 1.2m/sec and

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the American No.1 easily defeated 2007 world champion Veronica Campbell-Brown, second in a season’s best of 10.89. Only Florence GriffithJoyner’s performances of 10.49, 10.61 and 10.62 are superior to Jeter’s lifetime best. UK 100m champion Joice Maduaka was almost a second behind in 11.60.

Former world and Olympic hurdles champion Liu Xiang made his longawaited return to the track after injury ruined most of his 2008 and 2009 seasons. The former world recordholder clocked 13.15 to cross the line level with USA’s Terrence Trammell, but the American was awarded the victory. Allyson Felix won the 200m in 22.37 to defeat Cydonie Mothersill and Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie, who were both timed at 22.45, while UK champion Emily Freeman was fifth in 22.79.

Robert Tobin led the 400m coming off the final bend but world and Olympic champion LaShawn Merritt found the strength to maintain his unbeaten run this season, clocking 45.28 to Tobin’s 45.49. Jamaica’s Shericka Williams narrowly pipped compatriot Novlene Williams-Mills in the 400m, 49.83 to 49.85. Nicola Sanders was fourth in 50.80 while Lee McConnell set a season’s best of 51.45 to finish sixth.

In another exciting duel between world champion Brigitte Foster-Hylton and Olympic champion Dawn Harper, the Jamaican narrowly prevailed. Both athletes were rewarded with a stadium record of 12.56, but FosterHylton was given the verdict in a photo finish. Yelena Isinbayeva won the pole vault with a 4.85m clearance before three unsuccessful attempts at a would-be world record height of 5.07m. Gelete Burka won the 1500m in 4:02.15 and Helen Clitheroe set a season’s best of 4:08.31 for eighth. Men: 100 (2.0): 1 T Gay (USA) 9.69 (area rec); 2 A Powell (JAM) 9.85; 3 D Patton (USA) 9.89; 4 N Carter (JAM) 9.91; 5 HARRY AIKINES-ARYEETEY 10.13. 200 (-0.3): 1 W Spearmon (USA) 20.57. 400: 1 L Merritt (USA) 45.28; 2 ROBERT TOBIN 45.49. 800: 1 A Choge (KEN) 1:45.10; 2 M Mulaudzi (RSA) 1:45.68; 3 B Som (NED) 1:45.78. 1500: 1 A Laalou (MAR) 3:34.19; 2 Y Kamel (BRN) 3:34.94; 3 B Ali (BRN) 3:35.18; 4 G Rono (KEN) 3:35.36; 5 M Ndiwa (KEN) 3:36.41; 6 C Cheboi (KEN)

3:36.44; 7 I Kombich (KEN) 3:36.45; 8 D Wolde (ETH, U20) 3:36.74. 110H (1.2): 1 T Trammell (USA) 13.15; 2 Liu Xiang 13.15; 3 Shi Dongpeng 13.34; 4 A Johnson (USA, M35) 13.47; 5 J Brown (USA) 13.48; 6 G Sedoc (NED) 13.48; 7 Xie Wenjun (U20) 13.53. HJ: 1 A Manson (USA) 2.27. LJ: 1 D Phillips (USA) 8.36/-0.3; 2 G Mokoena (RSA) 8.27/-0.3; 3 C Reif (GER) 8.09/-0.4; 4 S Sdiri (FRA) 8.08/-0.1; 5 B Johnson (USA) 8.02/0.2. Women: 100 (1.2): 1 C Jeter (USA) 10.64; 2 V Campbell-Brown (JAM) 10.89; 3 C Sturrup (BAH) 11.03; 4 G Asumnu (USA) 11.24; 5 S Simpson (JAM) 11.30; 9 JOICE MADUAKA (W35) 11.60. 200 (1.4): 1 A Felix (USA) 22.37; 2 C Mothersill-Modibo (CAY) 22.45; 3 D Ferguson McKenzie (BAH) 22.45; 4 L Jones-Ferrette (ISV) 22.75; 5 EMILY FREEMAN 22.79. 400: 1 S Williams (JAM) 49.83; 2 N Williams-Mills (JAM) 49.85; 3 A Montsho (BOT) 50.64; 4 NICOLA SANDERS 50.80; 5 M Hargrove (USA) 50.89; 6 LEE MCCONNELL 51.45. 1500: 1 G Burka (ETH) 4:02.15; 2 N Lagat (KEN) 4:02.96; 3 K Gezahegn (ETH, U20) 4:03.47; 4 I Jelagat (KEN) 4:04.44; 5 L Chojecka (POL) 4:05.81; 6 S Roman (SLO) 4:06.15; 7 M Melkamu (ETH) 4:08.10; 8 HELEN CLITHEROE (W35) 4:08.31; 9 A Alminova (RUS) 4:08.74. 100H (-0.7): 1 B Foster-Hylton (JAM) 12.56; 2 D Harper (USA) 12.56; 3 P Felicien (CAN) 12.73; 4 N Wilson (JAM) 12.92. 400H: 1 M Walker (JAM) 54.68; 2 A Morosanu (ROU) 55.11; 3 A Jesien (POL) 55.29; 4 J Lucas (TRI) 55.31. PV: 1 Y Isinbayeva (RUS) 4.85; 2 A Rogowska (POL) 4.60; 3 M Pyrek (POL) 4.50; 4 Y Golubchikova (RUS) 4.50; 5 T Polnova (RUS) 4.50. TJ: 1 T Lebedeva (RUS) 14.72/-0.8; 2 N Alekhina (RUS) 14.61/-0.2; 3 Y Aldama (SUD) 14.36/-0.3; 4 A Pyatykh (RUS) 14.16/0.3; 5 Liu Yanan 14.09/-0.6

CZECH REPUBLIC PRAGUE 10km, September 12 10km: JOSH GUILMANT 32:13 (not Hall); KEITH DONKIN (M50) 35:56 (not Tickner) EUROPEAN KIDS GAMES, Brno, September 8-9 U15 boys: 60 (0.3): 1 LUKE CRAVEN 7.34. Ht3 (0.1): 1 CRAVEN 7.46. 300: 1 CRAVEN 38.71. LJ: 1 CRAVEN 6.06. U14 boys: 60 (1.5): 1 GYPSY BLACK 7.37. Ht6 (1.1): 1 BLACK 7.64. 150 (-0.4): 1 BLACK 18.04. Ht6 (1.4): 1 BLACK 18.07. U13 boys: 60 (1.0): 2 LEON GREENWOOD 8.17; 6 GREG MORENO

8.51. Ht6 (1.3): 1 GREENWOOD 8.23; 3 MORENO 8.62. LJ: 2 MORENO 4.64. U16 girls: 60 (0.9): 1 LAUREN POWELL 7.87. Ht4 (-2.6): 1 POWELL 7.97. 300: 1 POWELL 42.44; 3 CHELSEA MITCHELL 47.54. SP: 1 CHELSEA MITCHELL 11.87. U15 girls: 60 (0.2): 7 KATIE BROOMHEAD 8.64. Ht6 (0.9): 1 BROOMHEAD 8.53; 2 BETHANY ELLIS 8.79. 1500: 1 ELLIS 5:15.78. U13 girls: 60 (1.8): 4 SHALISE O’ROURKE-JAMES 8.96. Ht8 (0.5): 1 O’ROURKE-JAMES 8.98. HJ: 10 TAYLA BOOTY (U13) 1.37

GERMANY REAL BERLIN MARATHON, Berlin, September 20 HAILE GEBRSELASSIE won the Berlin Marathon for the fourth consecutive year, but the 36-year-old fell short of his world record of 2:03:59 as rising late morning temperatures slowed the Ethiopian in the closing stages. Gebrselassie’s world record chances looked promising as the multiple world and Olympic champion passed through the halfway stage in 61:45, which was 18 seconds faster than world record schedule.

The world record-holder continued to extend his cushion on last year’s schedule at 30km, clocking an unofficial world best of 1:27:44 to his 2008 split of 1:28:27, but Gebrselassie began to fade rapidly in the final quarter of the race. Gebrselassie nevertheless won with comfort but he slowed markedly to 2:06:08, defeating Francis Kiprop and Negari Terfa, who set lifetime bests of 2:07:04 and 2:07:40 respectively.

The highly anticipated duel with Duncan Kibet did not materialise as the second fastest marathoner of all time lost touch at 20km before dropping out after the 30km point. Tomas Abyu was the leading Brit, finishing 13th in 2:15:35 – 15 seconds outside Andi Jones’ 2008 UK-leading time from London.

Atsede Habtamu won the women’s race in 2:24:27, easily finishing ahead of Russia’s Silvia Skvortsova, who clocked 2:26:24. Hayley Haining placed 10th in 2:36:08. Men: Mar: 1 H Gebrselassie (ETH) 2:06:08; 2 F Kiprop (KEN) 2:07:04; 3 N Terfa (ETH) 2:07:41; 4 D Debele (ETH) 2:09:41; 5 A Kering (KEN) 2:09:52; 6 T Girma (ETH) 2:09:58; 13 TOMAS ABYU 2:15:35; 30 RICHARD GARDINER 2:24:44; 32 GARETH PRICE 2:25:09; 35

JETHRO LENNOX 2:25:25 ; 42 BRIAN WILDER (V35) 2:27:59; 57 MARTIN MATTHEWS 2:31:17; 63 BEN BENNETT (V40) 2:31:14; 64 ROBERT KEAL (V35) 2:31:14; 65 ROBERT TURNER (V35) 2:31:24; 71 ALAN MACPHERSON 2:32:09; 81 MARK DICKINSON (V35) 2:33:26; 106 STUART CREES 2:35:37; 123 DAVID FREEMAN (V40) 2:36:50; 129 GEORGE TAYLOR (V45) 2:36:37; 141 TIMOTHY HAWKINS (V35) 2:38:06; 153 ANDREW FISHER (M35) 2:39:07; 157 MICHAEL STOCKS (M40) 2:38:39; 162 GARY JONES 2:38:58; 176 GREG STEVENS (M45) 2:39:30; 187 JAMES CORDWELL 2:41:05; 217 BEN MARTIN-DYE (M40) 2:42:26; 255 NEIL ECKERSLEY (M40) 2:45:01; 259 IAN JAMES (M45) 2:45:51; 264 RYAN KESTLE 2:45:13; 312 NICHOLAS DUKES 2:46:25; 342 ROBIN BOURNE-TAYLOR 2:47:48; 416 SAM FORESTER 2:49:06; 430 DAVID COALES (M35) 2:49:47; 435 MARK HALLS (M45) 2:49:35; 452 PETER LEE (M40) 2:49:58; 459 PAUL ROSE (M45) 2:50:32; 472 ALEXANDER WEBSTER (M40) 2:50:30; 481 PETER HOPPER (M50) 2:50:39; 522 MARK LACEY (M40) 2:52:26; 524 PHIL COOK (M40) 2:52:07; 527 MICHAEL KERRIGAN (M35) 2:51:52; 539 DAVID TRUEPENNY (M50) 2:52:22; 541 PAUL MATTHEWS 2:52:14; 542 ADRIAN WILLIAMS 2:52:12; 553 NICK STEVENS 2:52:41; 571 CHRIS MCCORMICK (M40) 2:52:45; 572 TOBY PEARSON 2:52:47; 582 MIKE HALL 2:53:18; 603 JOHN QUERSTRET 2:53:43; 620 MICK McGEOCH (M50) 2:54:11; 628 STUART LEANEY 2:54:35; 637 ANTHONY CASEY 2:54:24; 643 HENRY WILSON (M35) 2:54:26; 655 JONATHAN HOO 2:55:00; 677 STUART IVES 2:55:00; 687 MARK STUART (M45) 2:55:59; 727 EDWARD DAVIES 2:57:20; 767 CHRISTOPHER DUKE (M45) 2:57:34; 776 ROBIN JONES (M35) 2:58:57; 798 ISHMAIL BADR (M40) 2:57:20; 852 JOHN ATKINSON (M35) 2:58:47; 853 GARETH TURNER 2:59:50; 877 DAVID HEADON (M45) 2:58:16; 882 MIKE LLEWELLYN 2:59:30; 884 ANDREW TURNER (M45) 2:58:43; 910 BRYAN BURNETT (M40) 2:58:49; 917 ALEX WRIGHT (M40) 2:59:15; 929 NICK KANE (M45) 2:58:29; 938 TIM GRANT 2:59:33; 945 NICK WRIGHT 2:59:09; 955 NEIL DANN 2:59:06; 957 GUY BOWLES (M35) 2:58:56; 964 KENNETH HOYE 2:59:26; 972 KY NICHOL (M35) 2:59:58; 987 SAMUEL SOLEIMAN 2:59:52; 991 GREG MCCLURE (M50) 2:59:13; 1001 MARK CLAYTON 2:59:13; 1016 LEE WOODS (M35) 2:59:45; 1025 JAMES NEAVE 2:59:32; 1030 OWEN JAMES 2:59:37; 1038 DAVID THOMSON 2:59:32; 1068 ANDREW DANCER 2:59:59; 1076 LUKE CREIGHTON 2:59:54; 1103 MARTIN BAILEY (M35) 2:59:57. Women: Mar: 1 A Habtamu (ETH) 2:24:47; 2 S Skvortsova (RUS) 2:26:24; 3 M Deska (ETH) 2:26:38; 4 R Console (ITA) 2:26:45; 5 G Getaneh (ETH) 2:27:09; 10 HAYLEY HAINING 2:36:08 ; 26 CHARLOTTE FIRTH 2:57:55; 36 CLAIRE IMRIE (V35) 3:02:06; 41 VICKY COTTER 3:04:33; 44 JANINE BROWN 3:05:53; 52 KATIE BEECHER 3:09:25; 57 SALLY GILBERT (V50) 3:09:28; 62 SAMANTHA WOODWARD (V45) 3:11:13; 74 ENFYS JONES 3:10:28; 77 DEBORAH STEER (V45) 3:10:19; 83 BETHAN MILES 3:15:20; 100 NAOMI

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WALKER 3:15:28; 104 LIBBY O’DUFFY (V40) 3:16:28; 114 SUSANNE ENHARD (V40) 3:18:38; 122 LINDA LASCELLES (V45) 3:17:31; 151 KATHARINE BROWNLEE 3:22:55; 157 URSULA AYSCOUGH (W40) 3:21:18; 166 ALEXANDRA KNIGHT 3:32:26; 169 AMY GOYMOUR 3:23:59; 198 ALI HUGHES 3:25:00; 215 CAROL HIGGS (W45) 3:28:02; 218 HEATHER KHOSHNEVIS (W45) 3:26:41; 221 MICHAELA SILL 3:30:38; 223 JOHANNA JONES 3:28:07; 258 FIONA LEESE (W35) 3:30:49; 276 SARAH INGWERSEN (W35) 3:37:00; 279 JAIME KING 3:33:10; 286 ANDREA HILL (W45) 3:31:33; 328 SUE HASLAM (W55) 3:32:54; 329 CHERYL HUDGELL 3:33:43; 348 SHELLEY LOPEZ 3:35:24; 362 PATRICIA GREER (W45) 3:33:43; 365 CAROL-ANN DAVIES (W50) 3:37:39; 374 CLAIRE STEWARD (W55) 3:36:57; 380 DIANE HAYWOOD (W40) 3:36:23; 393 SUSANNAH GILL 3:49:52; 407 ALEXANDRA TAVERNER 3:45:02; 412 LESLEY CLARKSON 3:41:31; 424 JULIE GELLENDER (W40) 3:37:24; 449 BERNADETTE MILNER 3:41:18; 482 HELEN AMBROSEN (W50) 3:44:06; 501 CLARE WATKINSON 3:44:09; 506 LYNN TANNER (W55) 3:42:57; 541 KATHERINE FITZPATRICK 3:42:51; 563 JULIE DONALD (W40) 3:43:27; 581 SAMANTHA SMITH (W35) 3:43:47

NETHERLANDS ARENA GAMES, Hilversum, September 13 Men: 100 (-1.3): 5 FABIAN COLLYMORE 10.98. Ht1 (-1.5): 2 COLLYMORE 11.05. 800: 1 JAMES SHANE 1:52.32. 110H (0.9): 3 ALEX AL-AMEEN 14.37. LJ: 13 LEVI REID (TRI) 6.07/-3.7. JT: 3 CHRIS HUGHFF 68.91; 7 KEITH BEARD (M45) 59.70. Women: 400: 2 JADE MACLAREN 56.45

POLAND PEDROS CUP, Szczecin, September 15 WORLD finalist Kate Dennison set another UK pole vault record, improving from 4.58m to 4.60m to finish third behind world champion Anna Rogowska and Aleksandra Kiryashova. It is Dennison’s ninth British record of the season and a 20cm improvement on her pre-2009 PB.

Asafa Powell concluded the evening with the best performance of the meeting and, on a cool night, the former world record-holder eased to 9.82, leading Jamaica to a clean sweep of the top three places as Nesta Carter and Michael Frater were second and third in 10.10 and 10.23 respectively.

World silver medallist Lisa Dobriskey was narrowly beaten by Christin Wurth-Thomas in the 1500m. In a slow and tactical race, WurthThomas took the victory in 4:07.31 to Dobriskey’s 4:07.63. Newham & Essex Beagle Rabah Yousif won the 400m in 45.64 to defeat UK champion Robert Tobin, who was second in 45.95.

After a tentative start, Tyson Gay easily wrapped up the victory in the 200m, stopping the clock at 20.21 to defeat Britain’s Jeffrey Lawal-Balogun, who clocked 20.85. Former British No.1 and 2004 Olympic semi-finalist Ricky Soos finished ninth in 1:49.21 in his first 800m in 15 months. Men: 100 (1.4): 1 A Powell (JAM) 9.82; 2 N Carter (JAM) 10.10; 7 JEFFREY LAWAL-BALOGUN 10.63. 200 (0.3): 1 T Gay (USA) 20.21; 2 LAWAL-BALOGUN 20.85. 400: 2 ROBERT TOBIN 45.95. 800: 8 RICKY SOOS 1:49.21. 110H (1.7): 1 A Noga 13.35; 2 D Kiss (HUN) 13.41; 3 WILLIAM SHARMAN 13.41; 4 P Svoboda (CZE) 13.44. HJ: 1 Y Rybakov (RUS) 2.30; 1 S Bednarek 2.30. SP: 1

C Cantwell (USA) 21.49; 2 T Majewski 20.91; 3 A Mikhnevich (BLR) 20.90; 4 R Hoffa (USA) 20.39. DT: 1 V Alekna (LTU) 68.53; 2 R Harting (GER) 66.58; 3 Z Kovago (HUN) 66.42; 4 P Malachowski 65.14. HT: 1 S Ziolkowski 77.01; 2 P Kozmus (SLO) 76.58. Women: 100 (0.9): 1 S Simpson (JAM) 11.29; 5 JOICE MADUAKA (W35) 11.71; 7 MONTELL DOUGLAS 11.72. 1500: 1 C Wurth-Thomas (USA) 4:07.31; 2 LISA DOBRISKEY 4:07.63; 3 S Ejdys 4:08.76; 4 R Plis 4:09.56; 7 LAURA KENNEY 4:12.48. 100H (0.9): 1 N Wilson (JAM) 12.79; 2 Y Kondakova (RUS) 12.94; 3 SARAH CLAXTON 13.07. 400H: 1 M Walker (JAM) 54.86; 2 J Lucas (TRI) 55.48; 3 N Antyukh (RUS) 55.70; 4 A Jesien 55.77. PV: 1 A Rogowska 4.70; 2 A Kiryashova (RUS) 4.60; 3 KATE DENNISON 4.60 (nat rec); 4 T Polnova (RUS) 4.50; 5 M Pyrek 4.40. HT: 1 B Heidler (GER) 72.22; 2 D Pchelnik (BLR) 70.10

RUSSIA EUROPEAN JUNIOR CHAMPION CLUBS CUP GROUP A, Moscow, September 19 ENFIELD & Haringey’s junior men produced a determined team effort to finish sixth overall, with their sole individual win coming from last-minute reserve Jordan Huggins, who won the 200m in 22.22. Ben Nagy finished second in the 3000m steeplechase despite banging his trailing knee hard on a barrier with a lap to go. Jay Hill was third in the hammer with a PB of 60.29m. U20 men: 100 (0.6): 6 SEAN SAFOANTIWI 11.28. 200 (-1.3): 1 JORDAN HUGGINS 22.22. 400: 6 ERROL HOUSTON 52.27. 800: 7 LUKE DISNEY 1:58.77. 1500: 7 ALEX JONES 4:10.41. 3000: 6 ALEX MILNE 9:09.66. 3000SC: 2 BEN NAGY 9:23.53. 110H (-0.5): 5 CHRIS BAKER 15.42. 400H: 7 LUKE DANIEL 58.87. HJ: 4 BAKER 2.03. PV: 4 JORDAN HENWOOD 4.20. LJ: 6 ROMANE WALCOTT 6.51/0.3. TJ: 6 JULIEN ALLWOOD 14.44/0.2. SP: 7 AMIRREZA ZAREI 13.02. DT: 5 ZAREI 43.84. HT: 3 JAY HILL 60.29. JT: 1 J Vadlejch (CZE) 80.52 (nat jun rec); 8 HILL 38.79. 4x100: 4 ENFIELD & HARINGEY 43.24. 4x400: 6 ENFIELD & HARINGEY 3:30.47. Team: 1 ASC Moscow (RUS) 122; 2 CA Playas de Castellon (ESP) 111; 3 AC Crvena Beograd (SRB) 103; 6 ENFIELD & HARINGEY 71

USA COLORADO STATE CLASSIC, Fort Collins CO, September 18 Men: ZXC: 8 LUKE CRAGG 19:52; 17 DREW GRAHAM 20:18 INDIANA INTERCOLLEGIATE, Terre Haute IN, September 18 Men: XC (8km): 1 ROB MULLETT 24:45; 48 STEPHEN LISGO 27:06. Women: XC (5km): 5 KATIE CLARK (U20) 17:45; 12 KIRSTY LEGG (U20) 18:41; 23 ROSIE EDWARDS 19:06; 36 SARAH BIRD 19:25 MOUNTAIN DEW INVITATIONAL, Gainesville FA, September 18 Women: XC (5km): 1 CHARLOTTE BROWNING 17:26 RAGIN CAJUN INVITE, Lafayette LA, September 18 Men: XC: 30 MARK FALLAIZE 26:31 RAY HELSING BULLDOG INVITE, Big Rapids MI, September 18 Women: XC (5km): 1 TINA MUIR 18:05 CAPPY ANDERSON INVITATIONAL, Princess Anne MD, September 19 Women: XC (5km): 13 MEL NEWBERY (U20) 17:58 JOHN DOYLE MEET OF CHAMPIONS, Riverdale NY, September 19 Men: XC: 17 ALEX FELCE 26:00

KACHINA CLASSIC, Las Cruces NM, September 19 Men: XC (8km): 2 DAVID BISHOP 26:02; 5 ROSS MILLINGTON (U20) 26:37; 29 KEITH GERRARD 28:15. Women: XC (5km): 3 RUTH SENIOR 18:18; 4 ASHLEY GIBSON 18:28; 7 NICKY ARCHER 18:43; 12 DELYTH JAMES 19:10; 29 CAROLYN BOOSEY 20:14 WINTHROP ASICS FALL CLASSIC, Rock Hill SC, September 19 Women: XC (5km): 1 DANI BARNES 18:12

Indoor September 12 ABERDEEN AAC POLE VAULT CHAMPIONSHIPS Aberdeen V60 men PV: 1 R Masson (A’deen) 2.95 V45 women PV: 1 J Lyon (A’deen) 2.50

Road September 20 BARRHEAD 10km Overall 1 D Phee (Giff N) 33:38; 2 I Grant 34:35; 3 A Hogarth 36:00 Women 1 E Christie (Bella H, W50) 41:46; 2 V Smith (Hav M) 42:09

BOGGART CHASE JUNIOR 3km Manchester U17 (3km) 1 R Powell (Traff, U15M) 9:43; 2 C Rowlinson (Sale, U17M) 9:56; 3 D Bezzina (Sale, U15M) 10:09; 4 L Thompson (Most, U13M) 10:17 Women 1 L Peploe (Bolt, U13W) 10:53; 2 B Cordingley (Sale, U17W) 11:05; 3 M Ashelby (E Ches, U13W) 11:09; 4 M Nayak-Oliver (Sale, U15W) 11:43

BROOKS HOVE PROM 10km Hove Overall 1 D Bradford (Lewes) 34:03; 2 J Miles (Phoe) 34:51; 3 M Bradford (Lewes) 34:54 M40: 1 H Mountcastle (Hast) 35:15; 2 J Moores (Steyn) 35:33; 3 M Giles (Sutt R) 35:49; 4 S Billing (B&H) 35:55. M45: 1 D Angell (Horsh J) 35:36. M50: 1 J Lowden (B&H) 36:43. M70: 1 J Taylor (Hail) 46:26 Women 1 E Martin (Phoe) 38:06; 2 G Wheeler (Hail, W35) 38:10; 3 S Alvarez (Hail, W35) 38:49; 4 J Bryce (Burg HR, W40) 39:04; 5 C Neale (Steyn, W35) 39:32; 6 C Ulliott (B&H, W45) 39:58 W40: 2 J Hesketh (Steyn) 40:15; 3 F Bugler (Hail) 40:23; 4 M Amess (Steyn) 42:42. W50: 1 J Armstrong (B’works) 40:22; 2 J Carder (B&H) 44:03. W55: 1 F Delves (Hail) 46:46

BUCKIE 10km Overall 1 F Barton (Keith, M50) 34:38; 2 J Matheson (Metro, M40) 34:54; 3 B Ingram (Metro) 35:22 M45: 1 N Brown (Keith) 35:57. M50: 2 L Walker 36:52. U20M: 1 S Cox (Keith) 35:28 Women 1 L Stephen (Fraser) 42:05; 2 R Taylor 43:05 W50: 1 S Houston (Moray) 43:35

CRANSLEY HOSPICE 10km/HALFMARATHON Cranford Overall (Half Marathon) 1 B Lovell (W’boro) 77:40; 2 J Herbert

(Werr J, M40) 77:55; 3 R Quennell (R&N, M40) 79:37 M40: 3 P West (Kett) 79:57. M60: 1 B Adams (Metro) 85:50 Women 1 J Preen (Mil K, W35) 88:35; 2 M Jesson (N’hant RR, W35) 90:56 W50: 1 E O’Sullivan (W’boro) 99:33 Overall (10km) 1 D Carr (Cov) 34:16; 2 R Parkin (Der, M40) 38:04; 3 E Sokolovsris (Bost, M40) 38:34 Women 1 R Hall (Kett) 42:12; 2 R Giles (Kett) 45:55

FOREST OF DEAN ROTARY 10km Coleford Overall 1 M Palmer 42:08; 2 F van Arkel 42:25; 3 C Day 42:53 Women 1 C Lamen 47:52; 2 C White 49:30

FOREST OF DEAN ROTARY 5/10km Coleford Overall 1 K Hale 18:30; 2 F van Arkel 18:41; 3 E Thompson 20:10 Women 1 J Dimmer 23:23; 2 F Madley 24:34

GARSTANG HALF-MARATHON Garstang Overall 1 S Hallas (Prest) 75:32; 2 J Mawson (Otl) 76:40; 3 N Leigh (Alt) 78:43 M55: 1 K Hesketh (Prest) 85:13 Women 1 T Dutton (Wig P, W35) 89:38; 2 J Shelmerdine (Otl, W45) 96:05

GREAT LANGDALE HALFMARATHON & MARATHON Great Langdale Overall 1 P Chritchlow (Beau L, M40) 77:48; 2 P Muller (Horw, M50) 79:26; 3 N White (Saff ) 83:18 Women 1 S Ridehalgh (Acc) 87:56; 2 E Johnson (Swaled, W35) 94:56 Marathon Overall 1 A Tatham (Quak) 3:04:21; 2 R McGrath (S’port W, M45) 3:11:25; 3 G Laithwaite (Bord H, W35, W) 3:12:29 Women 1 G Laithwaite (Bord H, W35) 3:12:29; 2 J Staite (Tel H, W40) 3:32:18

INVERCLYDE LEISURE FESTIVAL OF RUNNING Kilmacolm Overall (10km) 1 C Devenney 33:43; 2 J McFadden 37:05; 3 D Henderson 37:36 Women 1 F Ramsay 42:39; 2 C Barr (Moth, W40) 44:49 U15 (3km) 1 C Matthews (U15M) 10:15; 2 D Reay (U15M) 10:25; 3 G McCardle (U15M) 10:30 Women 1 M Breckenridge (Shett, U13W) 11:48; 2 S Kangley (G’nock, U15W) 12:13; 3 L Stark (U15W) 12:32

NEWTON ABBOT LADIES’ 10km Newton Abbot Women 1 R Crowle (E Corn, W45) 39:38; 2 C Philip (W35) 41:47 W45: 2 S Green 42:02. W50: 1 K Cook (SWRR) 42:40

SHERSTON 10km Sherston Overall 1 P Gillham (Chipp) 36:01; 2 M Marshall (Chipp) 36:02; 3 P Key (Chipp) 37:22

Women 1 N Denning (Ciren) 43:00; 2 S Stewart Tanner (Chipp) 43:41

STIRLING 10km Stirling Overall 1 T Tewelde (Shett, U20M) 29:07; 2 T Woldemichael (Shett) 29:09; 3 T Mengisteab (Shett) 29:19; 4 A Hagos (Shett) 29:50; 5 M Carroll (Perth RR) 30:53; 6 R Houston (Centr) 30:59; 7 L Millar (Centr) 31:48; 8 B Hukins (A’deen) 31:55; 9 A Butchart (Centr, U20M) 32:05; 10 K Wilson (Cambus) 32:06; 11 K Hood (Cors) 32:08; 12 M Graham (Shett) 32:10; 13 R Milne (Loth) 32:10; 14 M Gillespie (Edin U) 32:16; 15 M Bell (Edin) 32:18; 16 N Thin (Edin) 32:23; 17 S Campbell (Arb) 32:51; 18 J Farquhar (Pit, M50) 33:01; 19 D Lindsay (Centr) 33:19; 20 D Wright (HBT) 33:22; 21 P Devenport (Newq) 33:46; 22 R McLennan (Forth Vo) 33:48; 23 S Kennedy (Bella RR) 33:50; 24 M Wright (Centr) 33:57; 25 M McQuaid (Falk, M40) 34:00; 26 G Wilkie (Cors, M40) 34:02; 27 M MacLarty (Centr) 34:02; 28 C Black (Stir Tc) 34:08; 29 J Farkas 34:29; 30 R Jaffray (Tev, M40) 34:30; 31 J Bell (Spring, M40) 34:40; 32 K Hutchinson 34:51 M40: 5 S Martin (Kil’k) 35:03; 6 D McAuley (Spring) 35:14; 7 D Watson (Prest) 35:38; 8 G Craig (VPCG) 35:53; 9 C Marwick (Shett) 35:53. M50: 2 N Brown (Dulw) 36:57; 3 B Aitken (Fife) 37:16; 4 C Feechan (Cambus) 37:26; 5 M Hurst 37:27. U20M: 3 A Peters (Kirk O) 35:36 Women 1 T McIntosh (Ayr S) 35:09; 2 A Docherty (Centr) 35:49; 3 J MacLean (Edin, W35) 36:46; 4 M Murphy (Fife) 36:47; 5 H Sharpe (Fife) 37:13; 6 N Devlin (Edin) 37:42; 7 J Knowles (Scot Pris) 37:45; 8 C Guly (Shett) 38:08; 9 J Emsley (Centr) 39:16; 10 J Henderson (Helen, W35) 39:20; 11 B Junnier (Wee, W45) 39:34; 14 J Turner (C’gie, W35) 39:43; 15 C Heasman (Helen, W35) 39:47; 16 A Winship (Gars, W35) 39:51; 17 H Dean (Centr, W45) 39:52; 18 L Morrison 39:58 W45: 3 F Nairn (HBT) 40:34; 4 M Hill (Kinr) 42:15; 5 P Milne (Kinr) 42:23; 6 L Brown (Fife) 42:52

SUTTON SIX 10km Chester Overall 1 N Jones (Spec) 31:39; 2 D Nicholls (Wilm) 32:40; 3 J Pendrill (Wilm) 33:45; 4 S Doyle (Vale R) 33:47; 5 D Blazier (A’gele) 34:01; 6 L Jones (Dees) 34:42; 7 G Roberts (S Liv) 34:53; 8 V Van Woerkom (Eps O) 34:59 M45: 1 M Hatton (S Ches) 35:07. M50: 1 S Morran (N Vets) 36:48; 2 G Earlam (Elles P) 37:14. M55: 1 R Murray (Macc) 37:12; 2 G Bell (Bing) 38:10. M60: 1 M Fairs (Wilm) 39:18 TEAM (4 to score): 1 Wilmslow 39; 2 South Cheshire H 62 Women 1 N Bird (Elles P) 37:41; 2 K Readman (Macc) 39:45 W45: 1 S Gilliver (Wilm) 42:45. W55: 1 B Ward (Osw) 46:57 TEAM (3 to score): 1 Wilmslow 28; 2 Wilmslow B 39

TRURO HALF-MARATHON Overall 1 J Cole (Tav) 75:43; 2 A Carlson (Torb) 76:33; 3 P Ellis (Hayle) 76:46 M45: 1 S Milford (Newq RR) 79:46. M50: 1 C Monk (Newq RR) 80:04. M70: 1 T Berry (AUS) 1:44:08 Women 1 S Bususto (Corn, W35) 88:55; 2 K Burgess (Corn) 94:03

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