Down High School Runners Perform Well In Firmus Energy Event

Firmus Energy Super 6 Athletic Series – Meet 4

[caption id="attachment_57380" align="aligncenter" width="540"]The Under-15 Girls' 4 x 100m Relay. Pictured with Paula Simpson of firmus energy are the teams from City of Lisburn Athletic Club, Down High School and Willowfield Temperance Harriers/North Down Athletic Clubs who came first, second and third respectively in the Under 15 girls' 4 x 100m relay. The team from Down High School consisted of Eve James, Tori McCord, Kirsty Harshaw and Rachel Maguire. The Under-15 Girls’ 4 x 100m Relay. Pictured with Paula Simpson of firmus energy are the teams from City of Lisburn Athletic Club, Down High School and Willowfield Temperance Harriers/North Down Athletic Clubs who came first, second and third respectively in the Under 15 girls’ 4 x 100m relay. The team from Down High School consisted of Eve James, Tori McCord, Kirsty Harshaw and Rachel Maguire.[/caption]

For the first time in 25 years the most recent ‘meet’ in the firmus energy Super 6 athletics series was dedicated mostly to relay races.

Each age group from U-13 to seniors was offered a 4 x 100 metres competition and more than 50 teams took part, including relay runners from Down High School. There were no events for the minis but the older age groups were also able to take part in a few other track and field activities including the shot, long jump, javelin and hurdles.

Organised by Lagan Valley Athletics Club and supported by firmus energy, the next penultimate Super Six event will take place on 23 July from 6.30pm, with the final meet scheduled for 20 August.

The firmus energy Super Six is open to people of all abilities, aged 8 and over including those who want to come out and try the sport for the very first time through to serious competitors. For more information, please visit:

www.laganvalleyac.co.uk

where participants can now pre-register for Meet 5 which will include sprints, long distance races, the hammer throw and javelin as well as the long, high and triple jump for some categories.

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