Sam Armstrong and Colin McMaster continued to dominate the Javelin and High Jump respectively. Sam won his first National Title with a throw of 63m 53cm and also topped the rankings for the second successive year. Colin McMaster won both National Indoor and Outdoor Championships, the District Championships and also won the bronze medal in the National Senior Championship. Once again Colin represented Scotland in various International matches during the season.

In the Under 17s age group Michael Cullen was beginning to make a name for himself finishing 12th in the in the 200m, 3rd in the 400m and 5th in the 800m. He also took the District 400m Title with a time of 51.41secs and silver at the National Outdoor and Indoor Championships with times of 50.53secs and 51.78secs respectively. Steven Lawley showed his versatility throughout the season finishing 12th in the 400m Hurdles, and 10th in the 1500m Steeplechase, also winning the District 400m Hurdles title. He was joined in the Steeplechase rankings by Thomas Grant in 12th place.

Emma Tannahill continued her improvement winning the Under 17 High Jump at the District Championships and finishing 7th in the rankings. She also finished 7th in the Long Jump with a distance of 4m 88cm.

In the Senior events Alaister Russell continued to be the club's top performer however Jamie Reid was making steady progress especially over the longer distance. In the Half Marathon Jamie finished in 8th place with a time of 67mins 09secs however in the Marathon event he brought his personal best down to 2hrs 25mins 39secs to finish 5th in the rankings.

Finally, coach and veteran athlete Pat Kelly made the rankings for the first time , finishing 8th in the 10,000m with a time of 35mins 56.59secs and 6th in the 3000m Steeplechase with a time of 11mins 57.05secs.

Home Page    News    History     Honours    Records    Rankings      Fixtures    Tom Scott    Coaches   Training   Committee  Links    Guest Book