Large Turnout for Round 13 of Royal London 360 Youth League on the Isle of Man on Tuesday
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There was a large turnout of 302 competitors for round 13 of Team Royal London 360 Isle of Man’s youth league, staged at the National Sports Centre last Tuesday night in near tropical conditions.
In the novices class Caitlyn Hampson edged out twin sister Chloe to take the honours for a ninth time. Tiana Kelly was a solid third and Ryan Batty won the bunch sprint for fourth. William Lomas and Aaron Kinvig completed the top six, with newcomer Emily Rewsin doing well to finish an impressive tenth on her debut.
Myles Le Geyt broke away from the field to win the born 2008 & later event by a clear margin. Ollie Eyres was a lonely second and Fearne Bregazzi led Eddy Dillon, T.J.Teare, Joel Long, Lennon Moore and Summer Peters home to grab third. Nicole Delooze was a safe ninth and Alec Sorby outsprinted George Kinnish, Edward Field and Jack Cain to secure the final place on the top ten leader board.
Consolidating his position at the top of the overall standings, Cian Howard ousted breakaway companion Orry Lund to pick up maximum points in the born 2007 category. Dexter Russell surged ahead of Archie Dunn on the final lap to claim third and leading girl Florence Griffin pipped Jemma Quayle and Charlie Morris in the tussle for fifth. The fast finishing Ben Davies caught and passed Charlie Scarffe in the closing stages to snatch eighth and Joseph Devereau ousted Greg Kelly in the bunch gallop for tenth.
Four riders contested the finish of the born 2006 race, with Cian Jackson getting the better of Ivan Sorby, Zachary Dowson and Owen Collins in the final lunge for the line. Harry Corkish rode away from Corey Peters and Harry Eyres to nab fifth and Harry Price was too strong for Nicola Quaye, Sophie Smith, Tomas Flowers and Thomas Reed in the rush for eighth. Jenson Artus led the second wave of the chasers in to bag 13th place.
In the born 2005 age group Harry Kneen outgunned fellow frontrunners Oliver Corkish and Mairi Harrison in the final dash for the chequered flag. Oliver Sykes was a good fourth and Teddy Dunn held off Tyler Annis in the battle for fifth. Chloe Dillon led out the bunch sprint, taking seventh place ahead of Harry Boyle, James Scott and Frank Kinnish, who wrapped up the top ten.
Making his move on the penultimate lap, Dillon Dowson escaped from a leading group of five riders to score his maiden win in the born 2004 class. Ralf Holden got the better of Cameron Dudley in the fight for second and top girl Kiera Prentice came from behind to pip Ben Boyle for fourth. Nathan Slack won the sprint for sixth ahead of James Devereau, Nathan O’Connor, Megan Boardman and Amy Quayle.
Jonty Bregazzi just had the edge on Percy Hampton in a very close finish to the born 2003 three lapper. Matthew Cooil kept Jack Christian, Matthew Black and Tyler Hannay at bay in the struggle for third, with Jamie Gelling and Ryan Quirk trailing in behind them for seventh and eighth. Darcy Cain took the girls’ prize in ninth place.
In the born 2002 & earlier grouping Lucas Mudie beat Kaitlin Slack and Aaron Lund in the final sprint for the line. James Harrison was dropped by the leading trio in the closing stages, but stayed clear of chasers Emma Draper, Joseph Corkish and Corrin Leeming to salvage fourth. Shellan Leeming, Ciara Sowerby and Libbie Christian rounded off the top ten.
Percy Hampton left nothing to chance in the under 10 racing bikes, attacking his seven breakaway partners on the penultimate lap and riding away unchallenged for a fine solo victory. Jonty Bregazzi got the verdict in the sprint for second with Matthew Cooil edging out Matthew Black, Dillon Dowson, Ralf Holden and Cameron Dudley for third. Darcy Cain, Kiera Prentice and Mairi Harrison were the first three girls in 11th, 13th and 14th places respectively.
A group of 14 riders led the way for the entire six laps of the under 12 racing bikes. At the finish it was Tosh Teare who took the win a short distance ahead of Max Walker and Charlie Gibson, with Adam Scarffe, Conor Gelling and best girl Emily Bridson making up the top six.
A fast pace from the start of the under 16 racing bikes made it difficult for any attacks to succeed. The lead group of around 19 riders was eventually whittled down to seven at the finish where Matthew Bostock grabbed the victory. Nathan Draper was second and Owen Dudley, who has only just recovered from a broken collar bone, a fine third. Matthew Draper and Michael Moss were fourth and fifth, with British Cycling Talent Team member Elizabeth Holden the best girl in a very good sixth spot. Conor Davies was the first under 14 rider in seventh position.
ROYAL LONDON 360 YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS – ROUND 13 – TUESDAY, 16th JULY 2013
NOVICES
1. Caitlyn Hampson
2. Chloe Hampson
3. Tiana Kelly
4. Ryan Batty
5. William Lomas
6. Aaron Kinvig
7. Harrison Skillan
8. Zoe Bridson
9. Caleb Quayle
10. Emily Rewsin
11. Cormac Doherty
12. Hugo Howland-Smith
13. Lily-Ann Scott
14. Daniel Matthews
15. Joseph Barker
16. Robbie Valerga
17. Lewis Cannon
18. Joshua Cross
19. Lula Kinnish
20. Herbie Hampton-France
21. Matthew Higgins
22. Archie Mulholland
23. Kylan Murphy
24. Samuel Dowson
25. Talia Newman-Jackson
26. Leon Murphy
27. Rachel Boyle
28. Zac Lund
29. Lexi Faragher
30. Taylor Moore
31. Max Messenger
32. Amelie Geldart
33. Alannah Farrell
34. Charlie Valerga
35. Macauley Teare
36. Deena Barker
37. Aelish Greyvenstein
38. Isabella Clarke
39. Alesha Challenor
40. Harry Wilson
41. Kurt Greyvenstein
42. Liberty Delooze
43. Heni Cubbon
44. Harvey Pitts
45. Andrew Tomlinson
46. Astrid Duncan
47. Bobby Kewley
BORN 2008 & LATER
1. Myles Le Geyt
2. Ollie Eyres
3. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
4. Eddy Dillon
5. T.J.Teare
6. Joel Long
7. Lennon Moore
8. Summer Peters
9. Nicole Delooze
10. Alec Sorby
11. George Kinnish
12. Edward Field
13. Jack Cain
14. Dylan Larrosa
15. Freddie Griffin
16. Charlotte Geldart
17. Finneley Richards
18. Ryan Nelson
19. Ella Darnill
20. Jack Warren
21. Callie Cubbon
22. Lewis Quirk
23. Alexandra Bell
24. Leah Prentice
25. Oliver Cooper
26. Keelan Redfearn
27. Jarno Davidson
28. Lewis Caine
29. Cameron Hounsell
30. Pearce Carey
31. Max Convery
32. Poppy Bregazzi
33. Harrison Lockwood
34. Stanley Kinnish
35. Stanley Cubbon
36. Thomas Price
37. Ava Duncan
38. Jasmine Dillon
39. Kelly Domingo
40. Robert Tomlinson
41. Faye Wilson
42. Florrie Thomas
43. Anna Boardman
44. Brad Le Geyt
45. Sophie Callow
46. Liam Barker
47. Ben Coole
48. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
49. Niamh Smith
BORN 2007
1. Cian Howard
2. Orry Lund
3. Dexter Russell
4. Archie Dunn
5. Florence Griffin – 1st Girl
6. Jemma Quayle
7. Charlie Morris
8. Ben Davies
9. Charlie Scarffe
10. Joseph Devereau
11. Greg Kelly
12. Finley Maguire
13. Owen Pilley
14. Zack Bellhouse
15. Sophie Keen
16. Sydney Waterhouse
17. Regan Corrin
18. Amy Cross
19. Lewin Scarffe
20. Ed Coole
21. Liam Bedford
22. Izzy Craig
23. George Kearns
24. Harry Deering
25. Sophie Hindson
26. Samuel Barker
27. Ellana Skillan
28. Lily Price
29. Thomas Monaghan
30. Alex Harris-Burland
31. Jack Smith
32. Matthew Boyle
33. Eve Carey
34. Nathan Jackson
35. Matty Valerga
36. Jessica Falconer
BORN 2006
1. Cian Jackson
2. Ivan Sorby
3. Zachary Dowson
4. Owen Collins
5. Harry Corkish
6. Corey Peters
7. Harry Eyres
8. Harry Price
9. Nicola Quaye – 1st Girl
10. Sophie Smith
11. Tomas Flowers
12. Thomas Reed
13. Jenson Artus
14. Rebecca Cooil
15. James Moore
16. Samuel Devereau
17. Dominik Stawny
18. Tom Darnill
19. Annabel Messenger
20. Aaron Rielly
21. Joseph Corlett
22. Orry Purcell
23. Jack Christian
24. Callum Larkin
25. Charlie Convery
26. Lucy Field
27. Ruby McCubbin
28. Libbie Thompson
29. James Bell
30. Sarah Bridson
31. Ethan Bratty
32. Lily-Rose Gawne
33. Jake Rout-Moore
34. Imogen Cooper
35. Molly Larkin
36. Lula Thomas
37. Lucas Gelling
38. Tom Clague
39. Hayden Richards
BORN 2005
1. Harry Kneen
2. Oliver Corkish
3. Mairi Harrison – 1st Girl
4. Oliver Sykes
5. Teddy Dunn
6. Tyler Annis
7. Chloe Dillon
8. Harry Boyle
9. James Scott
10. Frank Kinnish
11. Ryan Corrin
12. Monty Russell
13. Daniel Martin
14. Alexander Deering
15. Callum Salisbury
16. George Killip
17. Ella Griffin
18. Louis Creer
19. Josh Holden
20. Luca Moretta
21. Harley Howland-Smith
22. Claire Mason
23. Peter Lloyd
24. Ben Shimmin
25. Trina Gosling
26. Juan Domingo
27. Eimear Boyle
28. William Teare
29. Jacob Brookes
30. Alisha Faragher
31. Grace Gelling
Born 2004
1. Dillon Dowson
2. Ralf Holden
3. Cameron Dudley
4. Kiera Prentice – 1st Girl
5. Ben Boyle
6. Nathan Slack
7. James Devereau
8. Nathan O’Connor
9. Megan Boardman
10. Amy Quayle
11. Toby Craig
12. Annabel Corkill
13. Nancy Wheeler
14. Aimee Christian
15. Jack Sowerby
16. Joseph Teare
17. Benjamin Woodall
18. Philip Bridson
19. Lucy Callow
20. Bailey Fox
21. Caitlin Matthews
BORN 2003
1. Jonty Bregazzi
2. Percy Hampton
3. Matthew Cooil
4. Jack Christian
5. Matthew Black
6. Tyler Hannay
7. Jamie Gelling
8. Ryan Quirk
9. Darcy Cain – 1st Girl
10. Jack Collister
11. Stephen Arnold
12. Scott Mason
13. Kai Jones
14. Ross Arnold
15. Sam Cunningham
16. Charlie Bell
17. Kieran Bratty
18. Lucy Gaylor
BORN 2002 & EARLIER
1. Lucas Mudie
2. Kaitlin Slack – 1st Girl
3. Aaron Lund
4. James Harrison
5. Emma Draper
6. Joseph Corkish
7. Corrin Leeming
8. Shellan Leeming
9. Ciara Sowerby
10. Libbie Christian
11. Tom Kermode
12. Kyle Batty
13. Thomas Coleman
14. Jodie Fox
UNDER 10 RACING BIKES
1. Percy Hampton
2. Jonty Bregazzi
3. Matthew Cooil
4. Matthew Black
5. Dillon Dowson
6. Ralf Holden
7. Cameron Holden
8. Jack Christian
9. Ryan Quirk
10. Harry Kneen
11. Darcy Cain – 1st Girl
12. Tyler Hannay
13. Kiera Prentice
14. Mairi Harrison
15. Joshua Kelly
16. Zachary Dowson
17. Oliver Corkish
18. Oliver Harrison
19. Callum Crellin
20. Ben Boyle
21. Mia Warren
22. Seth Coole
23. Samuel Mitchell
24. Chloe Dillon
25. McKenzie Callister
26. Harvey Coole
27. Libbie Thompson
UNDER 12 RACING BIKES
1. Tosh Teare
2. Max Walker
3. Charlie Gibson
4. Adam Scarffe
5. Conor Gelling
6. Emily Bridson – 1st Girl
7. Will Corkill
8. Aaron Lund
9. Charlie Moss
10. Chloe Crellin
11. Amelia Sharpe
12. Corrin Leeming
13. James Harrison
14. Juan Kneen
15. Shellan Leeming
16. Emma Draper
17. Tom Kermode
18. Daniel Sowerby
19. Blae Cain
20. Carrick Thompson
UNDER 16 RACING BIKES
1. Matthew Bostock
2. Nathan Draper
3. Owen Dudley
4. Matthew Draper
5. Michael Moss
6. Elizabeth Holden – 1st Girl
7. Conor Davies
8. William Draper
9. Nathan Hinks
10. Thomas Bostock
11. Daniel Scaeffe
12. Eleanor Davies
13. Adam Scarffe
14. Kaitlin Slack
15. Lucas Mudie
16. Daniel Ward
17. Ben Christian
18. Callum Davies
19. Joseph Corkish
20. Ben Cunningham
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