Law and District Athletics Club enjoy cross country and road relay tests

26.03.2023 - 05:17 dailyrecord.co.uk

Law and District athletes have been out in force recently competing in all weathers at the last cross country races of the season.

The much anticipated final cross country event, the National Championships, was held at Calendar Park, Falkirk, with over 2200 athletes competing from all over Scotland.

Twenty-eight Law athletes competed over the long, hilly course with the top performance of the day going to U17 Jessica Inglis, who finished in an impressive fourth place in a field of 67 in the 6.2k race.

Other results on the day were as follows: U13s raced over 3.2k with Olivia Inglis 29th, Isla Cameron 63rd, Freya Togneri 91st, Sarah Chambers 109th in a field of 120 girls and Cameron Chambers 24th, Blair Beverley 43rd and Jamie Mackie 61st in a field of 114 boys.

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