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KItKat All-Ireland SChools' Combined Events Championships 2008
Irish Schools’ Athletic Association
Kit Kat Schools’ Combined Events Championships 2008
Morton Stadium, Santry 27th September 2008
The performance of the day at the KitKat All-Ireland Schools’ Combined Events Championships in Santry came in the Inter Girls’ event from Joanna Mills, Ballyclare High School, who won with an outstanding 3,266 points. Joanna has been in outstanding form all year both for her school and for the Irish Schools’, setting records and winning at the highest level.
Another outstanding display came from Megan Kiely, Ursuline Waterford, in the Junior Girls’ Event when scoring 2,918 points. Eamonn Fahy, Kings’ Hospital, won the Intermediate Boys’ event with 3,535 points.
The most exciting competition of the day was in the Junior Boys’ event where Paul Byrne, Presentation Carlow, held off Conor Daly, Knockbeg College, by 18 points.
Junior Boys
1. Paul Byrne Presentation Carlow 3,087pts
2. Conor Daly Knockbeg College 3,069pts
3. Callum Graham Regent House 2,996pts
Intermediate Boys
1. Eamonn Fahy King’s Hospital 3,535pts
2. Timmy Crowe St Caimin’s Shannon 3,294pts
3. Stephen Kelly Cistercian Roscrea 3,246pts
Senior Boys
1. Niall Stanley Kinsale CS 2,905pts
2. Alan Richie Southern Region College 2,761pts
3. Naoise Leonard St Mary’s Galway 2,336pts
Junior Girls
1. Megan Kiely Ursuline Waterford 2,918pts
2. Rachel Healy Alexandra College 2,840pts
3. Katie Hyland Sacred Heart Westport 2,782pts
Intermediate Girls
1. Joanna Mills Ballyclare High school 3,266pts
2. Orla Finn Kinsale CS 2,921pts
3. Rebecca McAllister Antrim GS 2,838pts
Senior Girls
1. Fleur Brown Wilson’s Hospital School 1,655pts
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KitKat All-Ireland Schools' Combined Events 2008
THe Kitkat All-Ireland Schools’ Combined Events were held in santry today 27th September. For full results follow the link below……080927-isaa-ce-results-2008
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KitKat Leinster Schools’ Combined Events Championships 2008
Follow the link below for the complete results from the KitKat Leinster Schools’ Combined Events Championships 2008
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SIAB Schools' International 2008
19th July 2008 Bedford Track, England
John Shields
This was the most successful day yet by the KitKat Irish Schools’ Track & Field team since these championships began in 1968. Ireland was on the podium for an unprecedented 27 times throughout the afternoon taking home 9 gold, 10 silver and 7 bronze medals. Although England were the eventual winners of the both boys’ and girls’ matches the KitKat Irish Schools’ were closer to them than ever before.
From an Irish point of view the day started well with wins in both hammer competitions. Killian Barry threw 57.95 to hold off a determined challenge from the Welsh boy, Rhys Hodnett. This was followed by an excellent sequence of throws from Gabby McNally to win the girls’ equivalent.
Once again we had good performances from our walkers with Fiona Dennehy walking her way to an impressive victory with Cian McManamon taking a creditable second place in the boys’ event.
A lot was expected from Curtis Woods and he didn’t disappoint. Running a controlled race in the blustery conditions Curtis upped the pace with 200m to go and won the 400m in 48.63. Curtis took third in the 200m and completed his full set of medals with a second place in the sprint relay. Joan Healy was one of those who competed in Poland and here she showed her talent by winning the 100m in 11.95. She also anchored the successful girls 4 x 100 relay team.
The Girls’ Long Jump was rewarding for the Irish as we had a 1, 2. Sally Rose Maughan from Mayo has competed in the shadow of Joanna Mills all year but on Saturday it was Sally’s day with a winning jump of 5.87m. Joanna might have hoped for two firsts but took second also in the 300m. Clare Fitzgerald was another looking for a double but had to be satisfied with a gold and silver. Clare threw 42.88m to win the discus and 12.38m to take second place in the shot.
The 1500m has been good for the Irish over the years and this year Shane Quinn led from start to finish to win with 4.05.72. Tara Jameson was a good second in the 3000m as was Ciaran Dolan in the Long Jump and Darragh Hanlon the Discus.
All in all a very satisfying day for the Irish Schools’ in Bedford.
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SIAB Schools' International Bedford 19th July 2008
KitKat SIAB Schools’ Track & Field International
19th July 2008 Bedford Track, England
John Shields
This was the most successful day yet by the KitKat Irish Schools’ Track & Field team since these championships began in 1968. Ireland was on the podium for an unprecedented 27 times throughout the afternoon taking home 9 gold, 10 silver and 7 bronze medals. Although England were the eventual winners of the both boys’ and girls’ matches the KitKat Irish Schools’ were closer to them than ever before.
From an Irish point of view the day started well with wins in both hammer competitions. Killian Barry threw 57.95 to hold off a determined challenge from the Welsh boy, Rhys Hodnett. This was followed by an excellent sequence of throws from Gabby McNally to win the girls’ equivalent.
Once again we had good performances from our walkers with Fiona Dennehy walking her way to an impressive victory with Cian McManamon taking a creditable second place in the boys’ event.
A lot was expected from Curtis Woods and he didn’t disappoint. Running a controlled race in the blustery conditions Curtis upped the pace with 200m to go and won the 400m in 48.63. Curtis took third in the 200m and completed his full set of medals with a second place in the sprint relay. Joan Healy was one of those who competed in Poland and here she showed her talent by winning the 100m in 11.95. She also anchored the successful girls 4 x 100 relay team.
The Girls’ Long Jump was rewarding for the Irish as we had a 1, 2. Sally Rose Maughan from Mayo has competed in the shadow of Joanna Mills all year but on Saturday it was Sally’s day with a winning jump of 5.87m. Joanna might have hoped for two firsts but took second also in the 300m. Clare Fitzgerald was another looking for a double but had to be satisfied with a gold and silver. Clare threw 42.88m to win the discus and 12.38m to take second place in the shot.
The 1500m has been good for the Irish over the years and this year Shane Quinn led from start to finish to win with 4.05.72. Tara Jameson was a good second in the 3000m as was Ciaran Dolan in the Long Jump and Darragh Hanlon the Discus.
All in all a very satisfying day for the Irish Schools’ in Bedford.
Girls Events Performance Country
3000m Walk
1 Fiona Dennehy 15.34.42 Ireland
2 Lauren Whelan 15.57.92 England
3 Emma Prindibhil 16.14.89 Ireland
100m Wind: +1.0
1. Joan Healy 11.95 Ireland
2 Hannah Thomas 11.98 Wales
3 Mica Moore 12.15 Wales
6 Stephanie Creaner 12.29 Ireland
200m Wind: +1.2
1. Hannah Thomas 24.34 Wales
2 Jenny Baten 24.46 England
3 Kaneesha Johnson 24.69 England
4 Joan Healy 24.80 Ireland
5 Sarah Lavin 25.11 Ireland
300m
1. Amy Allcock 39.57 England
2 Joanna Mills 40.09 Ireland
3 Victoria Ohuruogu 40.10 England
6 Ruth Nic Dhiarmada 42.62 Ireland
800m
1. Rowena Cole 2.12.28 England
2 Benytta Doman 2.12.98 Wales
3 Rebecca Linney 2.14.04 England
6 Christine McMahon 2.19.90 Ireland
7 Shasha Hooks 2.23.64 Ireland
1500m
1. Beth Potter 4.31.37 Scotland
2 Sarah Kelly 4.31.62 Scotland
3 Sophie Connors 4.33.66 England
7 Ailish Brennan 4.58.68 Ireland
8 Shannen Ryan 5.12.60 Ireland
3000m
1. Isobel Brinsden 9.56.58 England
2 Tara Jameson 10.00.61 Ireland
3 Beth Carter 10.02.75 England
4 Eimear Black 10.06.87 Ireland
80m Hurdles Wind: +1.3
1. Kirsty Warland 11.29 England
2 Chanel Taite 11.29 England
3 Catherine McManus 11.50 Ireland
5 Aimee McNeilly 11.74 Ireland
300m Hurdles
1. Megan Rogers 44.54 Wales
2 Jenny White 44.85 England
3 Claudia Rogers 45.72 England
4 Orla Finn 46.82 Ireland
5 Rebecca Nolan 47.35 Ireland
4 x 100m Relay
1. Ireland 47.25
2 England 47.71
3 Wales 48.96
4 Scotland 49.90
4 x 300m Relay
1. England 2.44.46
2 Ireland 2.48.20
3 Wales 2.48.49
4 Scotland 2.52.36
High Jump
1. Katrina Thomas 1.75 England
2 Marilyn Nwawulor 1.70 England
3 Mary Kate Lanigan 1.65 Ireland
5 Jamie Herron 1.60 Ireland
Long Jump
1. Sally Rose Maughan 5.87 +2.5 Ireland
2 Joanna Mills 5.79 +2.4 Ireland
3 Harriet James 5.55 +1.9 England
Triple Jump
1. Gemma Smith 11.93 +3.2 England
2 Jade Attoh 11.82 +2.7 England
3 Aoife Bartley 11.32 +4.3 Ireland
4 Caoimhe King 11.11 +2.9 Ireland
Pole Vault
1. Christina Hughes 3.60 Wales
2 Ellie Besford 3.40 England
3 Lucy Strickland 3.40 England
6 Nikita Savage 2.85 Ireland
7 Lucy Dugan 2.70 Ireland
Shot Putt
1. Yasmin Spencer 12.53 England
2 Clare Fitzgerald 12.38 Ireland
3 Amber Merrills 11.67 England
5 Ailish Sheehan 10.43 Ireland
Discus
1. Clare Fitzgerald 42.88 Ireland
2 Judie Walkden 42.12 England
3 Brea Leung 35.90 Wales
5 Zoe Scanlon 33.56 Ireland
Javelin
1. Izzy Jeffs 43.49 England
2 Danielle Anderson 42.69 England
3 Mary Wilson 34.93 Wales
4 Grace O’Sullivan 34.78 Ireland
5 Mary Moynihan 34.26 Ireland
Hammer
1. Gabby McNally 48.61 Ireland
2 Myra Perkins 47.82 Scotland
3 Keyleigh Mills 46.58 England
6 Charlotte O’Farrell 40.95 Ireland
Girls’ Match
1. England 229 points
2. Ireland 181 points
3. Wales 134.5 points
4. Scotland 97.5 points
Boys Events
3000m Walk
1. Liam Baldwin 14.26.60 England
2 Cian McManamon 14.47.54 Ireland
3 Jonathan Hobbs 14.55.15 England
4 Oisin Oliver 15.16.23 Ireland
100m Wind: +1.0
1. Deji Tobias 10.58 England RECORD
2 William Ife 10.81 England
3 Thomas Coleman 10.92 Wales
5 Paul Whelan 11.25 Ireland
7 Gerard Maguire 11.37 Ireland
200m Wind: +4.6
1. Kieran Showler-Davis 21.61 England
2 Rhion Samuel 21.64 England
3 Curtis Woods 21.87 Ireland
6 Lorcan O’Cathain 22.99 Ireland
400m
1. Curtis Woods 48.63 Ireland
2 Greg Louden 49.83 Scotland
3 Benjamin Sturgess 49.98 England
8 Joseph Dowling 52.26 Ireland
800m
1. Rikki Letch 1.56.64 England
2 Stuart Ross 1.57.10 Scotland
3 Adam Cotton 1.57.28 England
5 Adam Ingram 1.58.58 Ireland
6 Brian Kelly 2.00.26 Ireland
1500m
1. Shane Quinn 4.05.72 Ireland
2 Alex Cornwell 4.07.77 England
3 Jonathan Hopkins 4.08.62 Wales
4 Ryan Monaghan 4.08.73 Ireland
3000m
1. Jonathan Hay 8.38.66 England
2 Callum Hawkins 8.47.51 Scotland
3 Paul Thompson 8.58.02 England
4 Jake Byrne 9.05.36 Ireland
7 Shane Boggs 9.58.95 Ireland
1500m Steeplechase
1. James Senior 4.26.51 England
2 Lachlan Oats 4.28.37 Scotland
3 Charlie McLean 4.35.32 England
4 Cathal O’Connor 4.36.97 Ireland
5 Pauric McLaughlin 4.37.46 Ireland
100m Hurdles Wind: +3.3
1. Jack Meredith 12.74 England
2 Alex Nwenwu 12.92 England
3 Ben Cleary 13.53 Wales
4 Edmond O’Halloran 13.77 Ireland
5 Paul Whelan 14.24 Ireland
400m Hurdles
1. Jack Green 54.59 England
2 James Foreman 56.13 England
3 Tim Crowe 56.85 Ireland
4 Patrick Maher 57.32 Ireland
4 x 100m Relay
1. England 42.44
2 Ireland 44.03
3 Scotland 44.82
4 Wales DQ
4 x 400m Relay
1. England 3.25.97
2 Ireland 3.31.33
3 Scotland 3.32.47
4 Wales 3.32.77
High Jump
1. Samuel Bailey 2.00 England
2 John McCafferty 1.95 Scotland
3 Onajita Okoro 1.90 England
6 Michael Healy 1.80 Ireland
7 Michael O’Sullivan 1.80 Ireland
Long Jump
1. Dwyte Smith 6.96 +3.9 England
2 Ciaran Dolan 6.66 +0.8 Ireland
3 Rhys MacDonald 6.63 +5.2 England
4 Nathan Jege 6.58 +2.0 Ireland
Triple Jump
1. Benjamin Williams 15.78 +4.0 England RECORD
2 Babatunde Amosu 15.26 +3.3 England
3 Shane Prout 13.36 +1.1 Ireland
5 Nathan Jege 12.61 +2.4 Ireland
Pole Vault
1. Tim Parkin 4.30 England
2 Cameron Walker-Sheppard 4.30 England
3 Lewis Newton 4.20 Wales
6 Thomas Houlihan 3.90 Ireland
7 Keith Doherty 3.50 ireland
Shot Putt
1. Reece Thomas 17.99 England
2 Anthony Oshodi 17.97 England
3 Tomos Edwards 15.98 Wales
4 Andrew Doyle 15.16 Ireland
6 Shane Lynch 14.84 Ireland
Discus
1. Zane Duquemin 53.62 England
2 Darragh Hanlon 49.61 Ireland
3 Tomos Edwards 46.27 Wales
7 Garreth Irvine 40.35 Ireland
Javelin
1. Matti Mortimore 64.30 England
2 Pieter Synman 60.60 England
3 Jon Llewellyn 50.30 Wales
6 Sean Ryder 47.81 Ireland
8 Matthew Ramsey 44.10 Ireland
Hammer
1. Killian Barry 57.95 Ireland
2 Rhys Hodnett 57.39 Wales
3 Andrew Elkins 55.07 England
6 Conal Campion 53.53 Ireland
Boys’ Match
1. England 264 points
2. Ireland 168 points
3. Scotland 129 points
4. Wales 118 points
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KitKat Irish Schools' Teams for SIAB T&F International
SIAB Schools’ International – Bedford 19th July 2008
KitKat Girls’ Team
100m Joan Healy Co na Toirbhirte Bandon
Stephanie Creanor Lor St Stephens Green
200m Joan Healy Col na Toirbhirte Bandon
Sarah Lavin Castletroy College
300m Joanna Mills Ballyclare High School
Ruth Nic Dhiarmada Gaelcolaiste Ceatharlach
800m Christine McMahon Belfast Royal Academy
Sasha Hooks Belfast Royal Academy
1500m Ciara Mageean Assumption Ballynahinch
Shannen Ryan Colaiste Chiarain Croom
3000m Tara Jameson Dominican Wicklow
Eimear Black Dominican Belfast
2000m Walk Fiona Dennehy Mercy Waterford
Emma Prindibhil PS Corca Dhuibhne
300m Hurdles Orla Finn Kinsale Community School
Rebecca Nolan Calasanctius Oranmore
80m Hurdles Catherine McManus St Dominic’s Cabra
Aimee McNeilly Regent House
High Jump Cathriona Farrell Athenry Vocational School
Mary Kate Lanigan Loreto Kilkenny
Long Jump Joanna Mills Ballyclare High School
Sally Rose Maughan St Joseph’s Castlebar
Triple Jump Caoimhe King Bower Athlone
Aoife Bartley Scoil Mhuire Carrick-on-Suir
Pole Vault Lisa Houlihan St Augustine’s Dungarvan
Lucy Dugan Belfast Royal Academy
Shot Putt Clare Fitzgerald Presentation Tralee
Ailish Sheehan Copsewood College
Discus Clare Fitzgerald Presentation Tralee
Zoe Scanlon Ard Scoil na nDeise Dungarvan
Javelin Grace O’Sullivan Sacred Heart Drogheda
Mary Moynihan Castleisland Community College
Hammer Gabrielle McNally Craigavon SHS
Charlotte O’Farrell Our Lady’s Rosbercon New Ross
4 x 100 Relay Joan Healy Stephanie Creanor
Sarah Lavin Jane Dickenson Castletroy College
4 x 300 Relay Joanna Mills Ruth Nic Dhiarmada
Orla Finn Rebecca Nolan
Christine McMahon
Team Captain Clare Fitzgerald
Team Managers Mary Barrett
Bronagh Delaney
Margaret Harvey
Karen Mills
Jean O’Connor
KitKat Boys Team
100 Paul Whelan Templeogue College
Gerard Maguire Erne Integrated School
200m Curtis Woods Downshire School
Lorcan O’Cathain Marist Athlone
400m Curtis Woods Downshire School
Joseph Dowling Rockbrook Park, Dublin
800m Brian Kelly Knockbeg College
Adam Ingram Hazelwood Integrated School
1500m Shane Quinn De LaSalle Waterford
Ryan Monahan Grange Post Primary School Sligo
3000m Jake Byrne St Joseph’s Rochfortbridge
Shane Boggs St Finian’s Mullingar
Steeplechase Cathal O’Connor St Caimin’s Community School Shannon
Pauric McLaughlin St Eunan’s Letterkenny
2000m Walk Cian Mc Manamon Rice College Westport
Oisin Oliver Scoil Mhuire & Phadraig Swinford
400m Hurdles Patrick Maher Davis College Mallow
Tim Crowe St Caimin’s Community School Shannon
100m Hurdles Paul Whelan Templeogue College
Edmond O’Halloran Rochestown College Cork
High Jump Michael Healy Pobal Scoil na Trionoide Youghal
Michael O’Sullivan Christian Brothers School Kilkenny
Long Jump Nathan Jege St Caimin’s Community School
Ciaran Dolan St Michael’s Enniskillen
Triple Jump Shane Prout Scoil Ruain Killenaule
Ciaran Dolan St Michael’s Enniskillen
Pole Vault Thomas Houlihan St Augustine’s Dungarvan
Keith Doherty Belvedere College
Shot Put Andrew Doyle Maghera High School
Shane Lynch Belvedere College
Discus Darragh Hanlon Cistercian College Roscrea
Garreth Irvine Bangor Grammar School
Javelin Sean Ryder Colaiste Chraobh Abhann
Matthew Ramsey Regent House
Hammer Killian Barry Belevedere College
Conall Campion Belvedere College
4 x 100 Relay Paul Whelan Gerard Maguire
Curtis Woods Mark Kavanagh
4 x 400 Relay Joseph Dowling Adam Ingram
Patrick Maher Tim Crowe
Team Captain Paul Whelan
Team Mangers Alan Kirk
Mark Stephenson
Rory Friel
John Sheehan
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KitKat Tailteann Interprovincial Santry 2008
Outstanding Performances from Ireland’s next crop of stars.
KitKat Tailteann Schools’ Athletics Interprovincial
Saturday 28th June 2008
The 46th running of the KitKat Tailteann Schools’ Interprovincial at Santry today was another winner for Irish athletics with four new championships best performances and a host of personal bests. This was despite the inclement weather which made achieving such heights even more difficult.
The outstanding performance came from Joanna Mills, Ballyclare High School, who took home three gold medals and set two records and was a part of the record-breaking Ulster team in the 4×300. Joanna competed first in the long jump, where she added 9 cm to Claire Ingerton’s record set in 1990 when she jumped 5.87m. She followed this shortly afterwards with a magnificent run in the 300m of 39.46 breaking Martina McCarthy’s record of 1998. But Joanna wasn’t finished yet when she led home the Ulster team in the 4×300 Relay with yet another record.
The other record came in the Girls’ Hammer when Gabby McNally, Craigavon SHS, threw the 4kg hammer out to 48.39m. This mark passed the record of Rachel Akers set in 2000.
Claire Fitzgerald, Presentation Tralee, was another to have a good day when she won the shot, discus and javelin. She threw an excellent 38.91m in the Discus and followed it with 12.26m in the Shot. This will make Claire very competitive in the SIAB Schools’ International.
Caoimhe King, Bower Athlone, won well in the Triple Jump but failed to scale the heights of her KitKat All-Ireland performance. Another to be affected by the elements was Cathriona Farrell, Athenry Vocational School. Cathriona won the High Jump with 1.66m. There were good wins in the sprints from Stephanie Creanor, Loreto St Stephen’s Green, and Sarah Lavin, Castletroy College.
In the boys’ events we had an excellent double from Paul Whelan, Templeogue College, in the 100m and 100m Hurdles. The middle distance events provided some good finishes. Brian Kelly, Knockbeg College, ran well in the 800m to hold off the junior champion from Tullamore with 1.58.21. There were wins on the track from KitKat champions, Jake Byrne, St Joseph’s Rochfordbridge, and Cathal O’Connor, St Caimin’s Shannon.
In the field events Darragh Hanlon, Roscrea, threw the Discus a useful 45.21m, while Conal Campion, Belvedere, turned the tables on the KitKat All-Ireland Champion, Killian Barry to win the Hammer. Andrew Doyle, Maghera High School, putted the shot to 15.02m to win well.
The next event on the schools’ calendar is the SIAB Schools’ International this year being held in Bedford on the 19th July.
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KitKat Tailteann Inteprovincial Timetable 2008
Kit Kat Tailteann Irish Schools’
Interprovincial 2008
Morton Stadium, Santry 28th JUNE 2008
TIMETABLE OF EVENTS
TRACK EVENTS FIELD EVENTS
12.00 3,000 Walk, Girls 12.00 Hammer, Boys
12.20 3,000 Walk, Boys 12.30 High Jump, Boys
Long Jump, Girls
12.45 400 Hurdles, Boys Javelin, Girls
12.55 300 Hurdles, Girls Pole Vault, Boys
1.05 800 metres, Girls Triple Jump, Boys
1.10 800 metres, Boys 1.00 Hammer, Girls
1.20 100 metres, Girls
1.25 100 metres, Boys
1.35 1500m Steeplechase, Boys
1.45 300 metres, Girls 2.00 Discus, Girls
1.55 400 metres, Boys Shot Putt, Boys
2.00 3000 metres, Girls Long Jump, Boys
2.20 100 Hurdles, Boys Triple Jump, Girls
2.25 80 Hurdles, Girls Pole Vault, Girls
2.35 200 metres, Girls Javelin, Boys
2.40 200 metres, Boys High Jump, Girls
2.45 1500 metres, Girls
2.55 1500 metres, Boys 3.00 Shot Putt
3.05 3000 metres, Boys Discus
3.20 4 x 100 Relay, Girls
3.25 4 x 100 Relay, Boys
3.30 Presentation of Tailteann Awards
3.45 4 x 300 Relay, Girls
3.50 4 x 400 Relay, Boys
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