James keeps up good form

DUNDEE Hawkhill Harrier James Donald continued his great form, clocking 30:40.27 in a 10,000 metres run in Stretford, Manchester.

And, at the National Age Group Championships at Scotstoun, Glasgow, some of his clubmates also did well.

Declan Gall won gold in the 400 metres hurdles, improving his own record to 53.95 seconds.

Katie Patullo set a new U/20 100 metres hurdles record by running 14.34 seconds in her heat. She went on to win the bronze medal, clocking 14.52 in the final.

Also at the National Championships, U/13 athlete Aidan Allen won silver in the high jump. He also finished seventh in the 100 metres final with a personal best of 12.79 seconds.

Other finalists were Katie Clark in the U/13 girls 100 metres (PB 13.79), Megan Gowans in the U/15 girls 200 metres and Aidan Simpson in the U/15 boys 800 metres (PB 2.09.94).

Personal bests in the 100 metres were recorded by U/13s Ria Conacher (14.22), Taylor Fitchet (14.62), Daniel Martin (13.83), Chinedu Akunna (14.46) and U/17 Logan Robertson (11.94).

Personal bests in the 200 metres were recorded by Taylor Fitchet (31.09) and another U/13 Daniel Martin (29.70), U/15 Chloe Lyons (29.97) with U/15 Gino Brock setting a personal best of 44.46 in the 300 metres. In the 800 metres, U/15 Blair Scott set a personal best of 2.12.54 with U/13 Joel Faccenda setting a shot put personal best of 80cm.

VOLLEYBALL

Perth Tora Kai Karate Club’s Monica Masowa won a bronze medal at the European Championships in Milan but didn’t get into the medals at the World Championships in Limerick.