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4:54pm Wednesday 5th March 2008
TWO Horwich RMI Harrier juniors recorded personal bests in the recent National Indoor Championships at Birmingham.
In the under-20 men's category, Jack Thomas produced a personal best and new club record over 60 metres in 7.34 seconds. Under- 17 Matthew Storey finished just outside his best time over 60m, finishing in 7.32 seconds, but ran a new personal best over 200m, equalling the club record of 23.17 seconds.
Darren Kay was back to his winning ways, taking top spot in the five-mile, 1250ft Bleasdale Circle Fell Race. Kay was chased home in second place by in-form James Kevan.
The club's third counter was Dave Massey who finished seventh.
Graham Schofield showed a fine turn of speed as he raced past team-mate Alastair Murray near the end to finish first over-50.
The annual Rivington Pike Fell Race takes place on Easter Saturday, March 22. It starts at 3pm on Lever Park Avenue, Horwich with registration and entries starting at 12.30pm at the Crown Hotel.
The 3.25 mile race is suitable for all levels of ability and is a very manageable fell race for the novice. Further details are available from race organiser Ian Smith on 01204 691951 or for an entry form visit www.horwichrmiharriers.co.uk There are junior Pike races, starting at 1pm from behind Rivington and Blackrod High School, off Lever Park Avenue, and details of these are available from Peter Ramsdale on 01204 468373.
Jason Kenny, the 20-year-old Olympic double medal winner from Farnworth, is now looking forward to returning home to celebrate with family and friends.
OLYMPIC hero Jason Kenny may be enjoying the glory of winning — but he and his cycling team-mates owe part of their success to the efforts of another Bolton man.
Bolton's cycling ace Jason Kenny has claimed an individual Olympic silver medal to match the gold he already has from the three man sprint.
FARNWORTH golden boy Jason Kenny could not prevent Chris Hoy making Olympic history.
Olympic hat-trick hero Chris Hoy paid fulsome tribute to the Bolton youngster he beat in the cycling sprint final today and predicted: "He'll win in London."
Bolton's cycling sensation Jason Kenny qualifies for the sprint final where he can spoil fellow Brit Chris Hoy's gold medal hat-trick party.
Bolton's cycling ace Jason Kenny wins the first race in his best of three semi-final.
JASON Kenny proved actions speak louder than words by closing in on a dream Olympic sprint final against team mate Chris Hoy.
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