The recent NECAA championships witnessed remarkable displays of athleticism and determination. Let’s take a closer look at the standout performances of Middlesbrough AC (Mandale) with 3 Gold medals, 11 Silver medalists, 2 Bronze medals and the inspiring personal bests achieved by several athletes.

Gold Medalists:

1. Emma SEDGWICK – U17W High Jump (Achievement: Cleared 1.56 meters)
2. Macy JAMES – U17W 100m (Achievement: Finished with a time of 13.63 seconds)
3. Charlotte Lily KELSEY – U20W 400m (Achievement: Finished with a time of 56.33 seconds)

Silver Medalists:

1. Eden CREASEY – U17W 800m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 2:13.79)
2. Charlie JONES – U15M 1500m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 4:29.60)
3. Ethan MARRON – U17M 1500m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 4:25.42)
4. Freddie LLOYD – U15M 100m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 13.12 seconds)
5. Sophie KRENZLER – U15G 200m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 28.54 seconds)
6. Thomas WATTON – U17M 100m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 11.77 seconds)
7. Charlotte Lily KELSEY – U20W 200m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 24.6 seconds)
8. Eden CREASEY – U17W 1500m (Achievement: Bronze medal with a time of 4:50.64)
9. Will Frederick FIRMAN – U20M 200m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 24.22 seconds)
10. Thomas WATTON – U17M 200m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 23.24 seconds)
11. Jacob BROWN – U17M 3000m (Achievement: Silver medal with a time of 9:39.27)

Bronze Medalists:

1. Elizabeth MCKIE – U17W 1500m (Achievement: Bronze medal with a time of 5:26.02)
2. Max CREASEY – U20M 5000m (Achievement: Bronze medal with a time of 15:08.85)

In addition to the impressive medal-winning performances, 11 athletes showcased their dedication and improvement by achieving personal bests at the championships. Their outstanding efforts deserve recognition for pushing their own limits and striving for greatness.

The NECAA championships brought together exceptional Middlesbrough AC (Mandale) athletes who left their mark through stunning medal-winning performances and personal best achievements. These dedicated individuals showcased their talent, determination, and perseverance, inspiring others to reach for new heights in their own athletic journeys.

Full results of the two day championships can be found on Rosta here Day 1 and Day 2

Full list of athletes events times and distances:

U17W 800m Silver Eden CREASEY PB 2:13.79

U15M 1500m Silver Charlie JONES PB 4:29.60

U17M 1500m Ethan MARRON PB 4:25.42

U15M 100m William James ATKINSON 12.89, Freddie LLOYD 13.12

U17W 200m Jennifer Elizabeth ICETON 29.34, Freya LILLIE Heat 26.82, Final 26.63  Althea Hope JOHNSON 28.27

U15G 200m Heat Sophie KRENZLER 29.06, Final 28.54

U17M 100m Thomas WATTON PB Heat 11.67 Final 11.77

U20W 200m Charlotte Lily KELSEY Silver 24.6, Leoni PYE 28.26

U15 Long Jump Amelia Charlotte FIRMAN PB 3.65m

U17W 1500m Eden CREASEY Bronze 4:50.64, Elizabeth MCKIE 5:26.02

U17W High Jump Gold Emma SEDGWICK 1.56m

U20M Long Jump Will Frederick FIRMAN 5.51m

U17M 800m Luke BOOTHBYPB 2:07.76, Ethan MARRON PB 2:07.90

U15M Long Jump Freddie LLOYD 4.33

U15G 300m Sophie KRENZLER Heat PB 43.56, Final 44.20

U20W 400m Gold Charlotte Lily KELSEY  56.33

U17W 300m Jennifer Elizabeth ICETON 44.73

U17M 3000m Silver Jacob BROWN 9:39.27

U17W 100m Macy JAMES 13.63, Freya LILLIE Heat PB 12.96 Fiunal 13.44 Erin FULLER SB 14.25

U15B 200m Freddie LLOYD PB 25.39, William James ATKINSON PB 25.44

U17m 200m Thomas WATTON Heat 23.51 Final 23.24

U20M 5000m Max CREASEY Bronze PB 15:08.85, Thomas MCKIE 16:13.34

U20M 200m Silver Will Frederick FIRMAN 24.22

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Marino was the Technical Manager, Sharon Croft and Kate Brazukas Clerks of the Course, Robert Marmoy Field Referee and Richard Day and Elspeth Marmoy Lead Officials.

Their weekend started earlier than most as they were down at the stadium at 1pm on the Friday making preparations.

The equipment needed to be sorted, the sand pits dug and levelled, the high and pole vault stands calibrated.

For the throwing events, Javelin, Discus, Shot and Hammer no fewer than 5 weights for each implement had to be weighed and checked. This was fortunate as it was realised that the stadium had no 6Kg Hammer (Men 50-59). This was resolved the next day by borrowing one from a neighbouring stadium.

For the Triple Jump, boards for the 7m, 9, 11 and 13m take offs had to be prepared and an additional 7m one inserted by tape.

A very early start on the Saturday morning saw the equipment being carried out to their designated stations. For the throwing events highly sensitive Electronic Distance Measuring metres had to be set up.

For the first time ever at the Middlesbrough stadium electronic computerised equipment was used on the No Jump boards. This gives a level of accuracy that the human eye cannot detect.

There was a panic when the high jump bed was uncovered and it was seen that the foam underlay was saturated with rain water. In the absence of any pump an inverted milk bottle had to be used to spoon out the gallons of accumulated water.

For the whole of Saturday and Sunday the officials worked nonstop to ensure the Middlesbrough produced the most successful county championships for quite some time.

Robert Marmoy

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Hold on to your hats, folks, because this weekend is going to be an absolute thrill ride! Not only do we have the Senior and NEYDL teams from our club competing, but we’re also going up against some fierce competition. That’s right, most of the athletes will have already given it their all at the championships, but so have the other teams – so you can bet that everyone’s going to be feeling just as tired as you are.

But don’t let that stop you from showing your support and cheering on your teams! Talk to your team managers Mark Senior and Andrew NEYDL, and strategize on how to best pick your spots and propel our teams to victory. Let’s come together and dream big – we’re talking about nothing less than being team champions and moving up in both divisions to those coveted promotion spots where our club truly belongs. Get ready for an exhilarating weekend, because we’re in it to win it!

Results for the weekends championships are on Rosta

Day 1

Day 2

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Our club athletes and officials are ready to dominate the stadium this weekend. Get ready!

Are you excited for this weekends NECAA championships at Middlesbrough Sports Village? Our club is gearing up to take the track and field by storm with our talented athletes! and team of top-notch officials!

You won’t want to miss the incredible individual athletes from our club who have entered the championship this weekend! With years of training and dedication under their belts, these competitors are ready to show off their skills on the track and field.

From our star sprinter, who’s been setting records left and right in their training sessions, to our up-and-coming high jumper, who’s been perfecting their technique to clear heights never before seen in this competition – our athletes are sure to leave you breathless with their impressive performances.

But it’s not just about individual talent – our athletes have also been working tirelessly to build up their teamwork, so mark your calendars and get ready for a weekend of excitement and thrills at the championship – our club’s athletes are ready to give it their all, and we can’t wait for you to be there to cheer them on!

In the technical room, we have Kate and Sharon, who will be serving as clerks of the course, ensuring that everything runs smoothly throughout the event. And overseeing it all is Marino, Technical Manager.

But that’s not all – we’re also fielding a strong team of field officials, including Richard, Robert, and Elspeth. They will be working tirelessly to ensure that every athlete is safe, and that the rules are followed to the letter.

So come on down to the stadium this weekend, and witness the excitement firsthand! Our club’s athletes and officials are ready to give it their all, and we can’t wait to see them in action!

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