Report: Isle of Man Youth League 17

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Summer finally returned for round 17 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s youth league where 212 youngsters took part 

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Report: Isle of Man Youth League 17
(by Dot Tilbury)

Summer finally returned to the NSC last Tuesday night for round 17 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s youth league. In contrast to the previous two rain-affected rounds the 212 competitors who took part enjoyed perfect racing conditions.

Jack Monaghan continued his winning ways in the novices class, powering away from the field to notch up his sixth successive win. Jasper Whalley got the better of Daniel Coates and Lucas Wootton in the scrap for second, with Austin Baglow leading top girl Safiya Laagayed and Jacob Dawkins over the line for fifth. Harry Tummon held off Charley Skillen, James Cope and Jackson Roberts in the tussle for eighth, while Harvey Wagstaffe overtook Daisy Teare on the finishing straight to snatch 12th. Newcomer Deacon Marchment was an impressive 15th.

In the born 2011 & later category Bobby Kerruish ousted Bobby Kewley to bag maximum points for the first time in the series. Leading girl Abigail Cowell overcame a strong challenge from Jay Jay Plowman to claim the final place on the podium and Joshua Moffitt won the nine-strong chasing bunch sprint for fifth. Eva Pavlova, Charlie Dormer, Toby Costain, Tara Nelson and Poppy Clayton completed the top ten.

Brad Le Geyt escaped from a leading group of four riders to seize the top spot in the born 2010 age group. Conor Madsen-Mygdal ousted Stanley Kinnish and Kylan Murphy for second, with Harrison Skillan pipping Lula Kinnish for fifth. Daniel Minay headed Hugh Osborn home for seventh and Archie Mulholland kept Noah Hughes at bay to grab ninth. Alfie Kinrade won the bunch charge for 11th.

The in-form Tom Pickavance outgunned breakaway partners Zach Jones and Cameron Hounsell to complete a hat-trick of victories in the born 2009 event. Zach Jones edged out Cameron Hounsell for the runners-up spot and Abi Clayton rode clear of Matthew Hooper and Henry Dormer to secure fourth. Charlie Clarkson took the group sprint for seventh ahead of Joseph Dawkins, Florrie Thomas and Harry Jones.

Six riders rode clear at the start of the born 2008 race and stayed together to the finish where Alec Sorby got the verdict in the surge for the chequered flag. Freddie Griffin and T.J.Teare were second and third closely followed by Fearne Bregazzi, Charlie Williams and Joel Long. Chasers Edward Field, Ryan Nelson and Ella Darnill filled seventh to ninth places, with Leon Murphy spearheading Tiana Kelly and Lewis Quirk home to round off the top ten leader board.

Cian Howard came from behind to beat fellow frontrunners Orry Lund, Rio Kelly, Charlie Scarffe and Florence Griffin in the final push for the line at the end of born 2007 class. Jordan Carter, who lost contact with the leaders on the last lap, trailed in for sixth and James Kinrade stayed clear of Jess Pickavance for seventh. Matthew Harrison was a safe ninth and Thomas Monaghan prevailed in the bunch sprint for tenth.

In the born 2006 class Ivan Sorby went from gun and soloed to his fourth success of the season. Nicola Quaye gave chase but was unable to bridge the gap and had to settle for a solid second place ahead of the fast finishing Samuel Devereau. Sophie Smith outran Nathan Kinrade for fourth and Rebecca Cooil maintained sixth in front of Lucy Field and Aaron Rielly.

Kirk Michael’s Dylan Sewell made his intentions clear from the start of the born 2005 & earlier grouping, attacking on the opening lap and time trialling to victory. James Devereau led the gallop for second with Tyler Annis just behind in third place. Mairi Harrison was the first girl in seventh position.

Keeping the pace high, a quartet of riders gradually pulled away from the field in the under-8 and under-10 racing bikes. Drystan Sewell led the way for three of the four laps, but at the finish it was Owen Collins who came through to take the honours, from Ivan Sorby, Cian Howard and Sewell. Charlie Scarffe clipped off the front of the chasing pack to secure fifth, leaving Alec Sorby and T.J.Teare in his wheel tracks to contest sixth and seventh. Orry Lund was eighth and Sophie Smith beat Nicola Quaye to the girls’ prize in ninth spot.

Tyler Annis showed a great turn of speed to win the six-strong sprint at the finish of the U-12 racing bikes. Ralf Holden was second, James Devereau third, Kiera Prentice fourth, James Scott fifth and Frank Kinnish sixth. Nathan Slack led chasers Callum Salisbury and Mairi Harrison in for seventh.

There was lots of attacking in the U-14 & U-16 racing bikes, with a small nucleus of riders providing most of the action. Adam Kelly made several attempts to get away in the closing stages but was reeled in each time.

With no further attacks forthcoming the leaders resigned themselves to a sprint finish which Tosh Teare won ahead of Max Walker and the hard working Kelly. The ever improving Adam Scarffe pipped Harry Cain for fourth and James Harrison, who at one time was in danger of being dropped, did well to hang onto sixth. Darcy Cain was the best girl in 16th place.

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RL360 YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS – ROUND 17 – TUESDAY, 16th AUGUST 2016

NOVICES
1. Jack Monaghan
2. Jasper Whalley
3. Daniel Coates
4. Lucas Wootton
5. Austin Baglow
6. Safiya Laagayed – 1st Girl
7. Jacob Dawkins
8. Harry Tummon
9. Charley Skillen
10. James Cope
11. Jackson Roberts
12. Harvey Wagstaffe
13. Daisy Teare
14. Evie Lund
15. Deacon Marchment
16. Isla Mullholland
17. Holly Foster
18. Ryan Cartwright
19. Vincent Cafeare
20. Emily Kneen
21. Xania Munoz-Fite
22. Lewis Roosenbroek
23. Alfie Love
24. Orry Larkham
25. Connor McIver
26. Adkya Varshney
27. McKenzie Howard
28. Johnny Summers
29. Maizie Hawkins
30. Elliott Dowd-Williams
31. Tobyn Speight
32. Euan Kinnish
33. Layton Kelly
34. Geneva Cafeare
35. Oliver Bates
36. Isla Kennington
37. Oliver Hutchinson
38. Lucia Osborn
39. Hili Alon
40. Zoe Pavlova
41. Toby Smith

BORN 2011 & LATER
1. Bobby Kerruish
2. Bobby Kewley
3. Abigail Cowell – 1st Girl
4. Jay Jay Plowman
5. Joshua Moffitt
6. Eva Pavlova
7. Charlie Dormer
8. Toby Costain
9. Tara Nelson
10. Poppy Clayton
11. Bernat Munoz-Fite
12. Samuel Kinnish
13. Antony Aspell
14. Macaulay Teare
15. Cal Joyce
16. Noah Hutchinson
17. Kieran Binns
18. Jack Kewley
19. Josie Quirk
20. Luke Campbell
21. Luke Chadwick
22. Millie Ward
23. Jacob Smith
24. Oliver Kennington
25. Isabella Edwards
26. Finlo Larkham
27. Finley Quirk
28. Jake Clarkson
29. Harlow Moore
30. Henry Kinrade
31. Yuval Alon
32. Heidi Kelly
33. Brody Thomas
34. Charlie Simpson
35. Aoife Dowd – Williams
36. Max Wardle

BORN 2010
1. Brad Le Geyt
2. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
3. Stanley Kinnish
4. Kylan Murphy
5. Harrison Skillan
6. Lula Kinnish – 1st Girl
7. Daniel Minay
8. Hugh Osborn
9. Archie Mulholland
10. Noah Hughes
11. Alfie Kinrade
12. Max Messenger
13. Thomas Hutchinson
14. Amelie Geldart
15. Jack Edwards
16. Jake Naylor
17. Zac Lund
18. Grace Robinson
19. Eloise Kinrade
20. Shannon Skillen
21. Jimmy Glover
22. Jack Moore

BORN 2009
1. Tom Pickavance
2. Zach Jones
3. Cameron Hounsell
4. Abi Clayton – 1st Girl
5. Matthew Hooper
6. Henry Dormer
7. Charlie Clarkson
8. Joseph Dawkins
9. Florrie Thomas
10. Harry Jones
11. Alfie Tummon
12. Tom Bromiley
13. Rufus Whalley
14. Aedan Larkham
15. Kyle Roosenbroek
16. Tristan Speight
17. Niamh Smith
18. Evie Marchment
19. Sorch O’Brien

BORN 2008
1. Alec Sorby
2. Freddie Griffin
3. T.J.Teare
4. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
5. Charlie Williams
6. Joel Long
7. Edward Field
8. Ryan Nelson
9. Ella Darnill
10. Leon Murphy
11. Tiana Kelly
12. Lewis Quirk
13. George Kinnish
14. Jamie Gibson
15. Ryan Batty
16. Lucy Cartwright
17. Tristan Welch
18. Deane Aspell
19. Cara Leadley
20. Neve Madden
21. Geoff Pryce-Jones
22. Elissa Meenagh
23. Imogen Fargher-Sayle

BORN 2007
1. Cian Howard
2. Orry Lund
3. Rio Kelly
4. Charlie Scarffe
5. Florence Griffin – 1st Girl
6. Jordan Carter
7. James Kinrade
8. Jess Pickavance
9. Matthew Harrison
10. Thomas Monaghan
11. William Kennish
12. Jessica Falconer
13. Joseph Devereau
14. Charles Boyd
15. Katie-Rose Hughes
16. Charlie Cummings
17. Ethan Naylor

BORN 2006
1. Ivan Sorby
2. Nicola Quaye – 1st Girl
3. Samuel Devereau
4. Sophie Smith
5. Nathan Kinrade
6. Rebecca Coouil
7. Lucy Field
8. Aaron Rielly
9. Lula Thomas
10. Ella Jones
11. Tom Darnill
12. Ted Durham

BORN 2005 & EARLIER
1. Dylan Sewell
2. James Devereau
3. Tyler Annis
4. Frank Kinnish
5. Nathan Slack
6. Callum Salisbury
7. Mairi Harrison
8. Ella Griffin
9. Emily Kinley

U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Owen Collins
2. Ivan Sorby
3. Cian Howard
4. Drystan Sewell
5. Charlie Scarffe
6. Alec Sorby
7. T.J.Teare
8. Orry Lund
9. Sophie Smith – 1st Girl
10. Nicola Quaye
11. Freddie Griffin
12. Fearne Bregazzi
13. Kazu Senior
14. Rio Kelly
15. Charlie Williams
16. Florence Griffin
17. Joel Long
18. Rebecca Cooil
19. Bethany Turner-Priest
20. Jack Christian
21. Stanley Kinnish
22. Callum Madden
23. Abi Clayton
24. Noah Hughes
25. Deane Aspell

UNDER 12 RACING BIKES
1. Tyler Annis
2. Ralf Holden
3. James Devereau
4. Kiera Prentice – 1st Girl
5. James Scott
6. Frank Kinnish
7. Nathan Slack
8. Callum Salisbury
9. Mairi Harrison
10. Jack Sowerby
11. Harley Howland-Smith

U/14 & U/16 RACING BIKES
1. Tosh Teare
2. Max Walker
3. Adam Kelly
4. Adam Scarffe
5. Harry Cain
6. James Harrison
7. Aaron Lund
8. Tyler Hannay
9. Thomas Bostock
10. Matthew Cooil
11. Daniel Sowerby
12. Tommy Skillicorn
13. Corey Hill
14. Brayden Roche
15. Matthew Black
16. Darcy Cain – 1st Girl
17. Ellie Warren
18. Tyler Roche

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