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Extracted Cork Results from National Senior Track and Field Championships - Day 3 2021

Cork Results from Day 3 of National Senior T&F Championships 2021


Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin

June 27th 2021

 

 

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Stride for stride - Rhadisat Adeleke, Tallaght AC, and Phil Healy, Bandon AC

Photos: Sam Barnes/ Sportsfile

 

Cork Medalists on Day 3

Day 3 of the 2021 National Senior T&F Championships 2021 saw Phil Healy, Bandon AC, do the double taking the 200m crown, in a scintillating race, to add to her 400m Gold from yesterday

 

She was pushed all the way by Tallaght AC's Rhasidat Adeleke, who stormed out of the blocks, and was still in the lead with 30m to go, when Phil 'put on the burners' to go into the lead, only for Adeleke to find something more, but, in the end not enough, with Phil edging it by the narrowest of margins, 22.83 to 22.84. For a while it looked like we had a new National 200m record, however the wind reading was recorded at +2.1 m/s, with 2.0 m/s being the legal limit. 

The pair, Phil and Rhasidat, left a quality field in their wake, including Phil's young Bandon clubmate, Lauren McCourt, in 6th place on 23.92

 

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Aoife O'Sullivan, Liscarroll AC

Cork's only other medalist today was Liscarroll AC's Aoife O'Sullivan, who took Silver in the High Jump, with a jump of 1.75m. equaling her own National Junior Record, set just last weekend.

 
 

Athletics Ireland Report

 

Curtain Comes Down on 149th Consecutive National Championships

 

Phil Healy (Bandon AC) and Rhasidat Adeleke (Tallaght AC) provided the race of the weekend on day 3 of the Irish Life Health National Track Field Championships at a sun-drenched Morton Stadium this afternoon. The 200m final was always likely to be a thriller with yesterday's 100m and 400m champions clashing in today's final.

Having shared the 200m NR between them over the last year, both the Tallaght and Bandon AC athletes were always going to threaten the 22.96, and they did just that with Healy crossing the line in a stunning 22.83 from Adeleke in 22.84.

Ecstasy turned to agony shortly after however, with the wind gauge reading 2.1 which resulted in the time not qualifying as a new national record. That didn't take away from the spectacular nature of the performances which rocketed Irish sprinting to another level with these two women leading the way.

Catherine McManus (Dublin City Harriers AC) ran yet another brilliant race this weekend to claim the bronze in 23.57.

Leon Reid (Menapians AC) blasted out of the blocks to take the Men's 200m title in 20.79. It looked like it was going to be a tight race on paper and it proved to be the case with Marcus Lawler (Clonliffe Harriers) looking as though he might hold onto his 100m lead coming into the home straight. Reid found another gear however and crossed the line to claim the title in 20.79. Mark Smyth (Raheny Shamrock AC) stayed on well at the finish to win silver in 20.97 with Lawler having to settle for third in 20.99.

All eyes were on Limerick's Sarah Lavin in the Women's 100mH, with Lavin taking to the blocks in the form of her life having posted the first sub 13 second of her career earlier this month. The Emerald AC continued her blistering run of performances to claim gold in 13.17 as she again strengthened her Olympic hopes.

Kate Doherty (DSD AC) finished in a big PB of 13.48 to claim silver in a close battle with Athletics Ireland Women in Sport Officer Lilly-Ann O'Hora (Dooneen AC) who crossed in 13.60 for third.

The Men's 110m Hurdles provided another historic milestone for Gerard O'Donnell (Carrick-on-Shannon AC) who secured his fifth national title in a row. The race saw O'Donnell and Matthew Behan (Crusaders AC) neck and neck heading to the final two hurdles before O'Donnell powered clear to claim the title in 14.04. Behan will feel a little unlucky with a couple of hurdles taking some of his momentum coming into the final 50m (14.20). Iarlaith Golding (St. Colmans South Mayo AC) was third in 14.61.

The endurance athletes were back on track in the Men's 10,000m for the penultimate event of this 149th consecutive Irish Track and Field Championships. Hiko Tonosa (Dundrum South Dublin AC) completed the impressive distance double to claim the 10,000m title having taken the 5,000m less than 24 hours previous. Tonosa showed no ill effects from yesterday's exploits opening up a sizable lead with 6 laps to go, reeling off 2 minute 50 last kilometre to cross the line in 29.41.

The ever-consistent Paul O'Donnell (Dundrum South Dublin AC) joined clubmate Tonosa on the podium for second, while Cormac Dalton (Mullingar Harriers AC) secured the bronze for Mullingar.

The first medals on day 3 went the way of the athletes in the Women's Javelin following some brilliant competition which saw the top three athletes all within .02m of each other. Grace Casey (Eire Og Corra Choill AC) claimed the gold medal with a 42.85m on her penultimate throw. Leanne Healy (Marian AC) also finished on 42.85m to claim silver, while Elizabeth Morland (Cushinstown AC) took home bronze with a 42.83m.

Conor Cusack (Lake District AC) backed up last weekend's U23 title to take the senior Javelin title in a brilliant battle for gold (72.13m NL). Stephen Rice (Clonliffe Harriers AC) was second in 71.05m, and Gareth Crawford (Lifford Strabane) third 64.59. Javelin fans will no doubt be already looking forward to future Javelin competitons and the prospect of Cusack taking on Rice once again.

Saragh Buggy (St. Abbans AC) set a new 13.28m championship record in the Women's Triple Jump. The St Abbans athlete produced a consistent round of jumping (3 jumps over 13m) and once again claimed gold to add to yesterday's national title in the Long Jump competition. Grace Furlong (Waterford AC) finished second with 12.37m, while Aisling MacHugh (Naas AC) was third with a 11.39m jump.

The Men's Triple Jump went the way of Conall Mahon (Tír Chonaill AC) who takes home the gold medal following a penultimate jump of 14.38m.  Joshua Knox (City of Lisburn AC) was second in 13.41m, with Jordan Hoang (Tullamore Harriers AC) third in 13.35m.

Michaela Walsh (Swinford AC) kept her best throw of the season for her final attempt of today's Shot-Put final. The Swinford AC athlete claimed the senior crown with a 15.66 having thrown 15.56 twice in her previous rounds to compete an impressive weekend which also saw her claim the Hammer title yesterday.

Casey Mulvey (Inny Vale AC) was second with a best of 14.95m with some of her momentum hindered with a couple of fouled attempts. Alana Frattaroli (Limerick AC) was third with 12.70m.

Finn Valley dominated the Men's Shot Put with Gavin McLaughlin (Finn Valley AC) 16.51m and James Kelly (Finn Valley AC) 16.42m claiming the top two spots on the podium in a close fought battle for gold. Sean Breathnach (Galway City Harriers AC) added to his medal haul with a bronze medal for his 16.13 throw.

Breathnach also added another WFH title to his collection with a throw of 4.70m for the Galway City Harriers athlete.

The Women's High Jump was another super competition with Philippa Rogan (Sli Cualann AC) continuing her great season to clear 1.79m for gold. Aoife O'Sullivan (Liscarroll AC) cleared 1.75m for silver, equalling the height that secured the junior title for her last weekend. Ciara Kennelly (Killarney Valley AC) impressed once again and walked away with bronze for her 1.70m jump.

The first of the track finals on Sunday was the Women's 5,000m Walk where West Waterford AC athlete Kate Veale went solo from the gun to retain the title in 24.14.65. Niamh O'Connor (Celbridge AC) was second, Veronica Burke (Ballinasloe & District) in third. Jerome Caprice (Dundrum South Dublin AC) bettered his 4th place last year to collect gold in the Men's 10,000m walk in 46:39.48.

This year's championships concluded with the Men's and Women's 4 x 400m Relays which saw the Irish U20 relay team claim the U20 European relay standard with a 3.42.51, while Ratoath secured the national relay title in 3.43.70 (Aisling Stratford, Laura Kelly, Aimee Doherty, and Aobh Forde)

The Men's relay title went to the Emerald AC team of Jamie Mitchell, Sean McCarthy, Rory Prendeville, and Gavin Dillon.

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Extracted Cork Results from Day 3

 

Track Events

  200m Men - Heat 4        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 James EZEONU M Leevale AC 21.96 Q
2 Paul McDERMOTT M Donore Harriers 22.4  
3 Eoghan BUGGY M St. Abbans AC 22.55  
4 Dion MARCOS M An Ríocht AC 22.87  
5 David DAGG M Dundrum South Dublin AC 23.44  
6 Alex LEE M Galway City Harriers AC 24.14  
  Emmanuel ILORI M Tullamore Harriers AC DQ  
           
  200m Men - Heat 5        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 Craig NEWELL M Ballymena & Antrim AC 21.67 Q
2 Leonardo BADOLATO M Lios Tuathail AC 21.88 q
3 Conor WILSON M Menapians AC 23.06  
4 Ciaran DEE M Leevale AC 23.16  
5 Alexander SEIFERT M City of Lisburn AC 24.51  
6 Eoghan SHANLEY M Lucan Harriers AC 25.2  
  Eniola MAJOYEGBE M Leevale AC DNS  
           
  200m Men - Heat Final        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 Leon REID M Menapians AC 20.79  
2 Mark SMYTH M Raheny Shamrock AC 20.97  
3 Marcus LAWLER M Clonliffe Harriers AC 20.99  
4 Eanna MADDEN M Carrick-on-Shannon AC 21.42  
5 Craig NEWELL M Ballymena & Antrim AC 21.53  
6 James EZEONU M Leevale AC 21.6  
7 Adam MURPHY M Tinryland AC 22  
8 Leonardo BADOLATO M Lios Tuathail AC 22.15  
           
  200m Women - Heat 2        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 Phil HEALY F Bandon AC 24 Q
2 Aoife LYNCH F Donore Harriers 24.36 Q
3 Lauren CADDEN F Sligo AC 25.14  
4 Arlene CROSSAN F Finn Valley AC 25.62  
5 Denise O'CONNOR F Tramore AC 26.88 PHF0-3-66
6 Caoimhe ROWE F Trim AC 27.29  
7 Faith FINNEY GU17 City of Lisburn AC 31.09  
  Sarah LEAHY F Killarney Valley AC DNS  
           
  200m Women - Heat 3        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 Catherine MCMANUS F Dublin City Harriers AC 23.83 Q
2 Lauren MCCOURT F Bandon AC 24.16 Q
3 Roisin HARRISON F Emerald AC 24.25 q
4 Mollie O'REILLY F Dundrum South Dublin AC 24.92  
5 Orlagh LEER F Monaghan Phoenix AC 26.23  
6 Brynja BRYNJARSDOTTIR GU17 City of Lisburn AC 26.94  
7 Ciara MOORE F St. L. O'Toole AC 27.14  
           
  200m Women - Final        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 Phil HEALY F Bandon AC 22.83  
2 Rhasidat ADELEKE F Tallaght AC 22.84  
3 Catherine MCMANUS F Dublin City Harriers AC 23.57  
4 Sarah McCARTHY F Mid Sutton AC 23.78  
5 Aoife LYNCH F Donore Harriers 23.83  
6 Lauren MCCOURT F Bandon AC 23.91  
7 Roisin HARRISON F Emerald AC 24.08  
  Lauren ROY F City of Lisburn AC DNS  
           
  10,000m Men - Final        
Pos Name Cat Club Perf Info
1 Hiko Haso TONOSA M Dundrum South Dublin AC 29:41.9  
2 Paul O'DONNELL M Dundrum South Dublin AC 29:53.8  
3 Cormac DALTON M Mullingar Harriers AC 30:01.9  
4 Jake O'REGAN M St. John's AC 30:04.1  
5 Conor DUFFY M Glaslough Harriers AC 30:06.4  
6 Conán MCCAUGHEY M North Belfast Harriers 31:02.4  
7 Jamie BATTLE M Mullingar Harriers AC 31:05.6  
8 David SCANLON M Rathfarnham W.S.A.F. AC 31:34.5  
9 Gerry FORDE M Kilkenny City Harriers AC 32:08.4  
10 Kane COLLINS M Donore Harriers 32:55.2  
11 Barry DONOVAN M Cork Track Club 33:04.2  
12 Sean DORAN M Clonliffe Harriers AC 33:29.7  
13 Colin GRIFFIN M Ballinamore AC 33:40.8 Pending Perf
14 Karl NOLAN M Clonliffe Harriers AC 33:49.4  
15 Ray HYNES M Donore Harriers 33:52.9  
16 Brian LENIHAN M Blackrock (Dublin) AC 34:44.8  
  David MANSFIELD M Clonmel AC DNF  
  Brishan LE GOFF O'BRIEN M Tallaght AC DNF  
  George BRADY M Dublin Bay Running Club DNF  
  William MAUNSELL M Clonmel AC DNF  
  Robert MALSEED M Castlegar AC DNF  
  Paul MOLONEY M Mallow AC DNF  

 

Field Events

 

  High Jump Women - Final                      
Pos Name Cat Club Perf 1.5 1.55 1.6 1.65 1.7 1.75 1.79 1.82
1 Philippa ROGAN F Sli Cualann AC 1.79       0 0 0 X0 XXX
2 Aoife O'SULLIVAN F Liscarroll AC 1.75     0 0 0 0 XXX  
3 Ciara KENNELLY F Killarney Valley AC 1.7 - - - 0 X0 XXX    
4 Shannon CRAIG F Lifford Strabane AC 1.65   0 0 X0 XXX      
5 Anna MCILMOYLE F City of Lisburn AC 1.6 0 0 X0 XXX        
6 Claire DOUGHERTY F City of Derry AC Spartans 1.55 X0 0 XXX          
                         
  Shot Put Men - Final                      
Pos Name Cat Club Perf 1 2 3 4 5 6    
1 Gavin MCLAUGHLIN M Finn Valley AC 16.51 15.61 15.35 16.51 15.27 16.08 X    
2 James KELLY M Finn Valley AC 16.42 15.97 16.4 X X 16.11 16.42    
3 Sean BREATHNACH M Galway City Harriers AC 16.13 14.74 15.65 15.86 16.13 X 15.91    
4 Collins PAUL M North Westmeath AC 14.43 13.93 13.8 14.03 13.29 14.43 13.64    
5 John DWYER M Templemore AC 12.72 11.95 12.01 12.29 12.05 12.72 11.1    
6 Oran O'BRIEN M Donore Harriers 12.48 12.2 12.48 X 11.67 12.42 12.15    
7 Michael LYNCH M Nenagh Olympic AC 11.81 X 11.24 11.81 11.72 11.54 X    
8 Ryan DUGGAN M Leevale AC 11.4 11.23 11.11 11.33 11.4 X 10.9    
9 Michael SHEERIN M Brow Rangers AC 11.19 11.03 11.19 X          
10 Conor O'REILLY M Sli Cualann AC 9.72 9.07 9.72 9.54          
11 Keith GILLIGAN M St. Abbans AC 9.41 9.41 X X          

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