Declan and Rosie are TamFest stars
Seaforth dominate High Street race Kirstin laps it up in America
All the results Ayr Seaforth athletes took the honours in the TamFest 5k Fun Run which started and finished in Ayr High Street on Sunday.
Runners crossed the River Ayr then followed a route along the river to the Fire Station and back to the High Street for a second lap of the course.
Several competitors ran in fancy dress. Seaforth’s U17 Declan McGhee won the male race while U15 Rosie Davidson took the female race.
All proceeds from race entries go to the Aberlour Child Care Trust in Prestwick.
Results: 1 Declan McGhee ( Seaf ) 18.15; 2 Alex Crooks ( Seaf) 18.32; 3 John Ross ( Seaf) 18.43; 4 Jake Graham 18.48; 5 Rosie Davidson ( Seaf ) 19.05; 6 Jon Goodenough ( Galloway) 19.36; 7 Keith Boardman ( Salford) 19.40; 8 Ross Parker 19.46; 9 Jamie Philips ( Kilmarnock) 19.59; 10 Morven Hubbard ( Seaf) 20.06; 11 Evie Mackay ( Seaf) 20.32; 12 Derek Chambers 21.15; 13 Noel Stafford 21.18; 14 Bobby Millar ( Troon Tortoises) 21.23; 15 Fergus Muir ( Seaf ) 21.40; 16 Tess Crooks ( Seaf ) 22.25; 17 James Deans ( Toni’s Tigers) 22.45; 18 Blair Gemmell ( Seaf) 23.10; 19 Sharon McNichol ( Troon Tortoises) 23.18; 20 Islay Hubbard ( Seaf) 23.43; 21 Susie Hubbard ( Seaf) 23.44; 22 Bobby Crombie ( Girvan AC) 24.20; 23
Alan Connelly 25.08; 24 Alastair Hamilton 25.11; 25 Paul Reid 25.24; 26 Sarah Green 25.32; 27 Lynda Hamilton 25.43; 28 Paul Davidson 25.46; 29 Andrew McDerment 25.50; 30
Janice McKellar ( Seaf ) 25.57; 31 David Lock 26.03; 32 Iain Rankine 26.55; 33 Abbie Rankine ( Seaf) 26.55; 34 Richard Hirst ( Toni’s Tigers) 27.01; 35 Marie Hirst ( Toni’s Tigers) 27.01; 36 Jocelyn Gough 27.08; 37 Kirsty Davidson 28.05; 38 Joanne Lang 28.06; 39 Barbara Stewart 29.37; 40 Rachel Cox ( Monkton Milers) 34.07; 41 Becky Cox 34.07; 42 Alistair Kirkcaldy ( Ron’s Runners) 40.18; 43 Janette Kirkcaldy ( Ron’s Runners) 40.18; 44 Angela Deans ( Toni’s Tigers) 43.30; 45 Audrey Gibson ( Toni’s Tigers) 43.30. Ayr Seaforth athlete Kirstin Oakley is enjoying life in America.
In August, she started life at Bradley University, Illinois where she is competing in NCAA Divison 1 with the Bradley Braves while studying for a psychology degree.
Kirstin helped her team win two of three cross country races before facing the biggest race of the season, the Missouri Valley Conference Cross Country Championships at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Kirstin was initially selected as part of the team of 10 female athletes who travelled and was then chosen as one of the eight who competed for her team.
An excellent run saw her come home 16th as the fourth points counter for her team which was enough to give the defending champions second place.