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Not one, not two but ten records broken at the Athletics Ontario Indoor ChampionshipsPublished by
2011/03/07 Not one, not two but ten records broken!
Not one, not two but ten records broken! The unexpected weather conditions did not dampen the spirits of AO’s best bantam, midget and junior athletes. 800 competitors showed their true potential at the AO Championships held at the Toronto Track and Field Centre this past weekend. Bantam Girls –U13 1200m New record: 4:04.59 old: 4:06.8h
Camryn Steckel (99) London Legion
Midget Girls –U15 200m Tied record: 25.20
Mariam Abdul-Rashid (97) Durham Legion
Midget Girls –U15 and U16 800m New record: 2:15.04 old: 2:15.5h (in 1967)
Kailee Sawyer (97) Laurel Creek
Midget Girls –U16 and –U15 1200m New records: 3:38.36 old: 3:48.49
Kailee Sawyer (97) Laurel Creek
Midget Girls –U16 2000m New record: 6:34.36 old: 6:47.28
Mackenzie Lemieux (96) Toronto Olympic Club
Midget Girls –U15 2000m New record: 6:45.60 old: 6:47.28
Emily Carmichael (97) Brockville Legion
Midget Girls –U15 Pole Vault Tied record: 2.60
Hannah Smith (97) Airborne Athletics
Bantam Boys –U14 1200m New record: 3:42.72 old: 3:43.31
Riley Tell (98) Durham Dragons
Youth Boys –U18 and –U17 400m New record: 49.38 old: 49.8h and 50.19
Andre Ford-Azonwanna (95) G-Force
Junior Men –U19 Weight Throw New record: 22.25 old: 20.77
Jordan Young (93) Windsor Legion
A great meet to end an incredible AO indoor season; bravo! Suzanne Leroux Read the full article at: www.athleticsontario.ca
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