Wellington Relays!

Saturday 2^nd February

Relay competition at Wellington College

5 x 1.5 mile legs

Junior Race at 2pm

            

JUNIORS  7-9		Inters 10-11 & Seniors
Ebuka Nkamuo Matt Conway Paul Hewitt Darren Wuddah Fabio Piccirilo Jonnie Miles Charlie Kitchen Jack Hession Emmanuel Victor Fabian Opoku Luca Dodd Chris Finch Oliver Anstee	Xavier Richmond-Taylor Chidalu Obimah Ryan Karkut Patrick Gallagher Momodu Mansaray Jack Mitchener  Evan Nwanua  Leon Dankwa  Kaiden Halley  Ben Anderson  Dawid Serwin  Ashley Chin	Jacob Jones Gianluca Ercolano  Freddy Georgiou Ben Brant Peter Edwards Joe Roberts Joe Conroy

TEAMS DECIDED ON THE DAY

This is a 5-man relay, each leg is 1.5 miles

It will be a muddy course so wear spikes if you have them, otherwise trainers will be fine

Meet at the minibus at 11.00. Return after refreshments by 5.00

WEAR WARM CLOTHES

Sorry for the late notice but we have only just secured a second minibus

There is no rugby this weekend!

Juniors – opportunities have been rare this season due to several reasons, but this is the penultimate Saturday fixture of the season and it would be great to see you run

Mr Street will be coming with us – so it is really important we do our very best in front of the Head of Sport at JFS!

Wellington Relays Success

What a great performance at Wellington. Well done Alfie for the fastest Junior time, and to Gianluca for a great first lap

Juniors A Team

Position: First

Leg	Name	Time
1	Alfie Smith	6.58
2	Freddy Georgiou	7.01
3	Jhon Hilario	8.12
4	Ebuka Nkaumo	7.47
5	Matthew Conway	7.55

Juniors B Team

Position: Sixth

Leg	Name	Time
1	Paul Hewitt	8.36
2	Zack Alleyne-Johnson	8.10
3	Emmanuel Victor	9.12
4	Charlie Kitchen	9.20
5	Aaron Farray-Green	8.54

Seniors A Team

Position: Seventh

Leg	Name	Time
1	Gianluca Ercolano	6.29
2	Jacob Jones	7.06
3	Joe Logue	7.13
4	Peter Edwards	7.34
5	Alfie Smith	7.17

Wellington Relays!

Saturday 3^rd February

Relay competition at Wellington College

5 x 1.5 mile legs

Junior Race at 2pm

            

JUNIORS  7-9	SENIORS
Freddy Georgiou Alfie Smith Joe Conroy Jhon Hilario Ebuka Nkumuo Matthew Conway Zack Johnson-Alleyne Darren Wuddah Paul Hewitt Victor Emmanuel Jonny Miles Luca Dodd Jack Hession Fabio Piccirilo Charlie Kitchen (5 in a team so ALL must attend!)	Ricky Lutakome Gianluca Ercolano Jacob Jones Harry Smith Joe Logue Peter Edwards

TEAMS DECIDED ON THE DAY

INSTRUCTIONS

Meet at the minibus at 11.00. Return after refreshments by 5.00

WEAR WARM CLOTHES

MEDAL SUCCESS AT WELLINGTON!

WELLINGTON RELAYS  – 4^th February

Just one junior and one inter team competed today as 4 of our senior squad were representing Surrey in an Inter-counties fixture in Kent. A new course around the lakes and in view of the impressive frontage of Wellington College was walked and the boys were raring to go. Many of the public schools with good cross country records attend this event, but this did not deter the JFS runners. 

A powerful leg (2^nd fastest junior of the day) by Alfie put us in 2^nd place at the end of the first leg. This put the pressure on Ebuka, Peter, Leo and Matthew to keep this position as the legs unfolded. They were able to do this until right at the end when Matthew (yr 7) was up against a yr9 boy from Radley College and just couldn’t keep up with him despite a valiant effort. Highgate were the winners. The whole team should be extremely pleased with their performance.

In this event the inters always race with the seniors, but the results are separated out at the end. This makes it a very exciting, competitive and a bit confusing unless you can work out who is an inter and who is a senior! Jacob ran first today and came back in a superb 2^nd place in the inters with the 2^nd fastest time of the day. Gianluca also had a fantastic run to record the 6^th fastest time. Harry still coming back from injury and Ben were determined to keep our 2^nd position and did so. Alfie, making up the inters team, did not disappoint and ran another 7 minute leg to make sure that he was going home with TWO medals, much to his satisfaction. Tonbridge were the winners.