CAMBRIDGE TRIATHLON CLUB

ROLL OF HONOUR – Juniors/ Youths

Notes: 1. Covers mega-achievements by Cambridge Triathletes age 19 and under.

2. For over 20's refer to our “Roll of Honour – Seniors”.
2007

Greg Billington won the US and Canadian National Junior Championships. Representing the US in the World Junior Championships in Hamburg he finished 12th

Sophie Jones and James Tapley were under 11 winners in the County Cross Country Championships. Emma Brown was under 17 winner and Adam Tapley was 8^th in the under 13 race. All four qualified for the Inter-Counties Championships, with Alice Sharpe and Tommy Johnston as first reserves

Sophie Jones won the Royston Fun Run and a relay gold medal in the Bedfordshire County Swimming championships on the same day

Harriet Brettle , age 15, swam 17min 17sec for 1500m

Sam Eggar won her age group and Gabe Lowrie was second in his at the Culford Triathlon

Jonny Richardson was first U13 in the St Ives 3km road race.

Alice Sharpe, Vasudev Zaver, Molly McKenzie, Sophie Jones and Connor Delaney all represented Eastern England in the Inter-Regional Triathlon Championships, Glasgow

James Tapley won the U11 section of the Histon Fun Run for the second successive year and Adam Tapley was second U15

Cambridge Junior Tri medallists:

8 years: Esme Stuart 2^nd, Jennifer Turner 3^rd

9 & 10 years: Catriona Delaney 3^rd, James Tapley 1^st, Adam Gough 3^rd

11 & 12 years: Molly McKenzie 2^nd, Sophie Jones 3^rd, Connor Delaney 3rd

13 & 14 years: Alice Sharpe 2^nd, Chelsea McKenzie 3^rd, Vasudev Zaver 3^rd

15 & 16 years: Samantha Eggar 1^st, Matt Cook 3^rd

Norwich Triathlon medallists:

9 & 10 years: Mya Zaver 3^rd, James Tapley 1^st, Adam Gough 3^rd

11 & 12 years: Molly McKenzie 1^st, Sophie Jones 2^nd

13 & 14 years: Alice Sharpe 2^nd, Chelsea McKenzie 3^rd, Vasudev Zaver 1^st, Tommy Johnston 3^rd

North Norfolk medallists:

9 & 10 years: James Tapley 1^st, Adam Gough 2^nd

11 & 12 years: Molly McKenzie 1^st, Rebecca Sharpe 2^nd

13 & 14 years: Chelsea McKenzie 1^st, Alice Sharpe 2^nd, Adam Tapley 2nd

Island Kids Medallists:

9 & 10 years: Catriona Delaney 2^nd, James Tapley 1^st, Adam Gough 2^nd

11 & 12 years: Molly McKenzie 3^rd, Connor Delaney 1^st

13 & 14 years: Chelsea McKenzie 1^st, Alice Sharpe 2^nd, Will Adams 3^rd

15 & 16 years: Sam Eggar 1^st, Tim Dwyer 1^st, Adam Scott 2^nd, Matt Cook 3^rd

Gabe Lowrie and Lauren Rosier both won their age groups in the Bedford Sprint Triathlon

Medallists in the first Cambridge Sport Lakes Trust Inter-schools Tri Club Championships:

11 & 12 years: Hattie Algar 1^st

13 & 14 years: Katrina Entwistle 1^st

15 & 16 years: Sophie Darling 1^st, Adam Scott 2^nd

2006

Rosie Clarke was 6^th in the World Under 23 Triathlon Championships, Lausanne, Switzerland; won the women’s Elite Sprint Triathlon at Blenheim ; was 5^th in the women’s Elite Olympic Triathlon at Windsor; was 12^th in the European Under 23 Triathlon Championships in Rijeka, Croatia; and won the Cambridgeshire County Cross Country Championships

Greg Billington was 2^nd in the US National Junior Triathlon Championships; represented the USA in the World Youth Triathlon Championships in Lausanne; and won the World Youth Aquathlon Championships in Lausanne. He also won the under 17 British Inter-Counties Cross Country Championships

Harriet Brettle was invited to join the World Class Triathlon Development Squad. She swam 17min 43.76sec for 1500m in the Bedfordshire County Championships – a County senior and Eastern Region junior record.

Gabe Lowrie (10^th), Josh Pettican, Tommy Johnston and Alice Sharpe represented the East of England in the Inter-Regional Junior Championships, Glasgow

Lauren Rossier was 2^nd lady in the Saffron Walden Triathlon

Tommy Johnston won the Willingham Fun Run, 11 and under

Sam Eggar and Chris Johnston feature in the Cambridge Sport Lakes film promoting the proposed project

Alice Sharpe, age 11, won the ladies section of the Cottenham Fun Run

Alice Sharpe and Tim Dwyer qualified to represent S. Cambs Schools in the County Cross Country Championships

Sophie Jones, age 10, won the under 15 section of the Royston Fun Run. She also won the under 11 section of the Cambridgeshire County Cross Country Championships

Adam Tapley won the under 12 section of the Impington Fun Run

Sophie Jones was first under 11 girl and James Tapley second under 11 boy in the St Neots 3km fun run

Josh Pettican was 6^th in the National Youth Triathlon, Llanelli

James Tapley won the U11 section of the Histon Fun Run

In the Eastern Region BTA Championships, Alice Sharpe and Sophie Jones both won their age groups, Tim Dwyer was second and Adam Gough third

2005

Rosie Clarke was a member of British Triathlon's World Class Potential Squad of 23. She finished 9^th overall (first Brit) in the European Junior Duathlon Championships in Hungary; won the National Junior Triathlon Championships (Llanelli); won the National Junior Elite Duathlon Championships (Milton Keynes); won bronze in the Junior European Triathlon Championships in Alexandroupolis, Greece; and won the County Cross Country Championships.

James Tapley was under 8 winner in both the Norwich Junior Triathlon and our Rob Mclean Triathlon

Adam Tapley set the Cambs Schools Year 5 age group record for the 600m run

Rebecca Eggar was 2^nd in age group at the Junior Ironman Sprint races at Sherborne

Mark Matthews was 4^th in age group C at the National Sprint Distance Championships in Redditch

Eastern Region Triathlon Championships – top 5 age group performances:

Anna Sales 8 years - 3rd

James Tapley 8 years - 1st

Rebecca Eggar 11/12 - 4^th

Tommy Johnston 11/12 - 2^nd

William Adams 11/12 - 4^th

Samantha Eggar 13/14 - 4^th

Bethan Waters 13/14 - 5^th

Chris Johnston 13/14 - 5^th

Richard Sales youth - 2^nd

2004

Will and Rosie Clarke were both on the World Class Potential Programme

Will Clarke was 4^th in the Cambridgeshire Cross Country Championships and 15^th in the under-twenties at the Inter-Counties Championship in Nottingham; won the National Junior Triathlon in Llanelli; won the Goodwood Junior Duathlon; won bronze in the World Junior Triathlon Championships in Madeira; won silver in the World Junior Duathlon in Geel, Belgium; won the Elite National Sprint Championship (Llanelli) for Senior Men!; won silver in the European Sprint Championships; and was 220 Magazine’s 2004 Youth Triathlete of the Year runner-up

Rosie Clarke was 12^th in the under-seventeens at the Inter-Counties Championships in Nottingham and 9^th in the English Schools Championships in Maidstone; won the national Junior Triathlon in Llanelli; won the Goodwood Junior Duathlon; finished 10^th in the World Junior Triathlon (Sprint) Championships in Madeira; finished 4^th in the World Junior Duathlon in Geel Belgium; won the Junior Elite Triathlon in Llanelli; and came 19^th in the European Triathlon Sprint Championships

Lauren Rosier was 4^th in the National Youth (Sprint) Championships at Eton

In the Rob McLean Junior Triathlon, Sophie Jones was third 8 year old, Thomas Johnston second 9-10, Hugh Thompson third 9-10, Rebecca Eggar third 9-10, Joshua Pettican first 13-14, Sam Palmer second 13-14 and Richard Sales third 13-14.

Sophie Jones, age 8, won the junior Royston 3km Fun Run

2003

Will Clark was 7^th in the European Junior Sprint Championships (Hungary); 2^nd in the National Junior Sprint Championships; 3^rd in the World Junior Championships (Switzerland); 7^th in the World Junior Triathlon Championships (New Zealand); won the National Youth Aquathlon Championships; won the Great Wales Junior Sprint Championships; was 2^nd Junior Elite in the London Triathlon; won a British World Class Start Programme award; and won Young Sports Personality of the Year (BBC Radio Cambridgeshire)

Rosie Clarke was 2^nd in the National Junior Sprint Championships; represented GB in the Eurpean Junior Sprint Championships (Hungary) having won the Junior Selection race (Eton); won the National Youth Aquathlon Championships;was 2^nd in the Great Wales Junior Sprint Championships; represented GB in the World Duathlon Championships (Switzerland); was 1^st Junior Elite in the London triathlon; and won a British World Class Start Programme award

Mark Matthews was 5^th in the National Youth Duathlon Championships

Carly Wilson & Joshua Pettican won the girls 13-14 and boys 13-14 races respectively in the Rob McLean Cambridge Junior Triathlon

2002

Will Clarke represented GB in European Youth Relays, Graz, Austria and finished 7^th in the World Junior Duathlon Championships, Georgia, USA

Will and Rosie Clarke were Cambridgeshire County Youth Cross Country Champions

2001

Will Clarke was a member of the National Development Squad

Will Clarke represented GB in the European Youth Relays, Poland

2000 to 1995 inclusive

None

1994

Kelly Newark represented GB in the European Duathlon Championships (Youth) in Finland; was 6^th overall and won age group C (GB Junior Champion) in the National Olympic Distance Championships, Wakefield; and represented GB in the World Olympic Distance Championships in Wellington, New Zealand

1993

Kelly Newark represented GB in the Manchester World Olympic Distance Championships (age groups C). She also represented GB in European Duathlon Championships (Germany) and was 6^th in age group in the World Duathlon Championships (Dallas, Texas)