WADAC athletes competing again

Harry Crosby became the first WADAC athlete to take advantage of England Athletics return to competition plan when he competed at the London inter club challenge for U15 & U17 young athletes at Lee Valley yesterday. The fixture was one of those released in the first tranche of meetings to be granted licences and these were displayed in my post on Tuesday.Harry was the last WADAC athlete to compete in track & field when he was 3rd in the National indoor combined events age group championships in Sheffield in March and also took the honours for the first WADAC athlete to compete in track & field since lockdown.Harry made the journey to London worthwhile by posting a half second pb to win his 100m hurdles race (U17 men) in 14.40 seconds and the picture below gives real context to what a socially distanced athletes meeting looks like in the new normal.

Tom Reid

I have helped out with club IT for several years inlcluding setting up the club’s Microsoft 365 for email, Teams etc and web site migraiton. Occasional parkrun run director, still enjoying my running though never got anywhere near a podium!

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