Report: Isle of Man’s Youth League

A total of 254 riders turned out at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 13 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League

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Report: Isle of Man’s Youth League

A total of 254 riders turned out at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 13 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League.

In the born 2012 & later class Poppy Clayton forged ahead of breakaway partner Seamus Hall on the finishing straight to secure her ninth win of the series. Cameron Eyres held off Oliver Kennington, Charlie Quine, Bethany Chapman-Beale and Gracie Evans in the dash for third, with David Leece pipping Kieran Binns in the battle for eighth. Martin McParland-Skillen led Isabella Quaye over the line to round off the top ten.

Jackson Roberts gapped the field at the start of the novices race and soloed to victory. Lukas Wooton was a safe second and Aditya Varshney beat Elijah Clague and leading girl Clodagh Briercliffe in the rush for third. Lewis Stephens overtook Ewan McCubbon and Isla Mulholland in the closing stages to snatch sixth, while Sophie Halligan kept Naomi Nesbitt at bay for ninth. Elliott Dowd-Williams edged out Lucia Osborn for 11th and impressive newcomer Jenson Riding led the main chasing group home for 13th.

In only his second appearance in the league, Alex McCullagh scored a fine maiden victory in the born 2011 age group, outgunning the more experienced Charlie Dormer and Jacob Wilson in the final dart for the chequered flag. Toby Costain led Carter Kneale and first girl Erin Morgan in for fourth, with Bobby Kerruish taking the bunch gallop seventh. Abigail Cowell, Dylan Honeyman and Sam Wolstencroft completed the top ten leader board.

Stanley Kinnish led from start to finish in the 2010 event, increasing his tally of wins to eight. Kylan Murphy outgunned Brad Le Geyt for second and Harrison Skillan beat Liam Blake in the tussle for fourth. Daniel Minay was a lonely sixth and Conor Madsen-Mygdal was too quick for Ffinlo Thomas and Billy Kneen in the scrap for seventh. Lula Kinnish took the girls’ prize in 12th place.

Eddie Dillon emerged from a leading group of four riders to bag maximum points in the born 2009 category. Tom Pickavance was second closely followed by Cameron Hounsell and Abi Clayton in third and fourth. Harry Beattie, Henry Dormer and Zach Jones lost contact with the four frontrunners on the final lap, trailing in separately for fifth, sixth and seventh places respectively. Matthew Hooper was eighth and Max Davies clipped off the front of the main chasing bunch to claim ninth.

In the born 2008 class Deaglen Blake got the better of series leader Alec Sorby in the final sprint to take the honours for the second week in succession. Charlie Williams was third and Leon Murphy got the better of George Kinnish, T.J.Teare, Fearne Bregazzi and Nathan Hubbard in the hotly contested sprint for fourth. Bob Radcliffe and Jonty Shimmin came in together to wrap up the top ten.

Securing the series overall honours in style, Cian Howard attacked his six travelling companions on the penultimate lap and time trialled to his tenth victory. Orry Lund edged Rio Kelly and James Kinrade for the runners-up spot, with Jordan Carter and Oscar Gaylor just behind in fifth and sixth places. Florence Griffin was the first girl home in eighth position.

In the born 2006 & earlier grouping Ivan Sorby gradually pulled away from chasers Callum Salisbury and Chloe Dillon to score a decisive win. Nicola Quaye overcame Samuel Devereau in the eight-strong bunch gallop for fourth.

Cian Howard went from the gun in the under-8 & under-10 racing bikes and left the rest of the field in his wheel tracks to fight over the minor placings. Alec Sorby pipped Charlie Williams in the group gallop for second with Fearne Bregazzi was the best girl in 12th spot. Eddie Dillon and Abi Clayton were the top under-8 boy and girl in 10th and 18th positions.

Six riders broke away at the start of the under-12 racing bikes and stayed together to the finish where Niall Colquitt grabbed the win. Tyler Annis took second ahead of Owen Collins, Ivan Sorby, Callum Salisbury and Drystan Sewell. Frank Kinnish was a solid seventh and Nicola Quaye the first girl in eighth spot.

The under-14 & under-16 racing bikes split into three separate groups, with the front six eventually lapping the field. At the finish it was Tosh Teare who grabbed the win ahead of Adam Scarffe, Will Corkill, Aaron Lund, Amelia Sharpe and Tyler Hannay, who was the leading U/14 rider.

 

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RL360 YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS – ROUND 13 – TUESDAY, 18th JULY 2017

BORN 2012 & LATER
1. Poppy Clayton – 1st Girl
2. Seamus Hall
3. Cameron Eyres
4. Oliver Kennington
5. Charlie Quine
6. Bethany Chapman-Beale
7. Gracie Evans
8. David Leece
9. Kieran Binns
10. Martin McParland
11. Isabella Quaye
12. Charley Skillen
13. Riley Faragher
14. Euan Kinnish
15. Holly Davies
16. Max Davies
17. Finley Quirk
18. Aiden Leslie
19. Austin Baglow
20. Callum Smith
21. Noah Sykes
22. Jacob Chestnut
23. Oscar Maddrell
24. Evie Lund
25. Callum Leslie
26. Tallulah Wilson
27. Daisy Teare
28. Ryan Cartwright
29. Ciaran Grimshaw
30. Harry Kinrade
31. Orry Larkham
32. Finn McDowell
33. Charlie Doleman
34. Alfie Love
35. Ethan Gonsalves
36. Jasper Cain
37. Aoife Dowd-Williams
38. Zane Quinn
39. Harry Tummon
40. Tobyn Speight
41. M.J.Livesey
42. William McAllister
43. Safiya Laagayed
44. Emily Kneen
45. Heidi Kelly

NOVICES
1. Jackson Roberts
2. Lukas Wooton
3. Aditya Varshney
4. Elijah Clague
5. Clodagh Briercliffe – 1st Girl
6. Lewis Stephens
7. Ewan McCubbon
8. Isla Mulholland
9. Sophie Halligan
10. Naomi Nesbitt
11. Elliott Dowd-Williams
12. Lucia Osborn
13. Jenson Riding
14. Holly Beattie
15. Harvey Wagstaffe
16. Johnny Summers
17. Liam Lonergan
18. Mason Chestnut
19. Layton Kelly
20. Jenson Baglow
21. Bradley Malone
22. Ivy Maltby
23. Alisha McCullagh
24. Emily Calow
25. Chloe Quayle
26. John Quaye
27. Alexander Jones
28. Oscar Nation
29. Madison Cowin
30. Tristan Halsall
31. Oliver Hutchinson
32. Isla Kennington
33. Xara Quinn
34. Ava Whyte
35. McKenzie Howard
36. Layla Maher
37. Bobbi Maher
38. Cameron Kyle
39. Toby Smith
40. Ava Quirk

BORN 2011
1. Alex McCullagh
2. Charlie Dormer
3. Jacob Wilson
4. Toby Costain
5. Carter Kneale
6. Erin Morgan – 1st Girl
7. Bobby Kerruish
8. Abigail Cowell
9. Dylan Honeyman
10. Sam Wolstencroft
11. Joshua Moffitt
12. Macaulay Teare
13. Samuel Kinnish
14. George Watterson
15. Luke Campbell
16. Elizabeth Taylor
17. Lexi Cowin
18. Jack Kewley
19. Onora Barron
20. Juan Halsall
21. Jacob Smith
22. Rhea Maher
23. Lewis De Backer
24. Charlie Hurst
25. Finlo Larkham
26. Bobby Kewley
27. Harrison Williams
28. Isabella Calow
29. Chloe Jones

BORN 2010
1. Stanley Kinnish
2. Kylan Murphy
3. Brad Le Geyt
4. Harrison Skillan
5. Liam Blake
6. Daniel Minay
7. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
8. Ffinlo Thomas
9. Billy Kneen
10. Max Messenger
11. Alex Colquitt
12. Lula Kinnish – 1st Girl
13. Hugh Osborn
14. Archie Mulholland
15. Thomas Hutchinson
16. Florence Heselton
17. Casey Clague
18. Oliver Wooton
19. Zac Lund
20. Cameron Leslie
21. Eloise Kinrade
22. Jake Naylor
23. James Leece
24. Rebecca Radcliffe
25. Erin Hainge
26. Grace Robinson
27. Florence Bailey
28. Thomas Watterson
29. Harry Doleman
30. Jack Moore
31. Noah Doyle

BORN 2009
1. Eddie Dillon
2. Tom Pickavance
3. Cameron Hounsell
4. Abi Clayton – 1st Girl
5. Harry Beattie
6. Henry Dormer
7. Zach Jones
8. Matthew Hooper
9. Max Davies
10. Jazzy Dillon
11. Florrie Thomas
12. Ben Coole
13. Alex Harrison
14. Harry Jones
15. Alfie Tummon
16. Alex Hayes
17. Graihagh Morgan
18. Grace Wolstencroft
19. Freddie Taylor
20. Christopher Hazell
21. Aedan Larkham
22. Georgia Halsall
23. Daisy Quine
24. Jarno Davidson
25. Imogen Deuchars
26. Tristan speight
27. Brian Hurst
28. Poppy Faragher

BORN 2008
1. Deaglen Blake
2. Alec Sorby
3. Charlie Williams
4. Leon Murphy
5. George Kinnish
6. T.J.Teare
7. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
8. Nathan Hubbard
9. Bob Radcliffe
10. Jonty Shimmin
11. Ella Darnill
12. Sam Colquitt
13. Lewis Quirk
14. Jamie Gibson
15. Zarina Honeyman
16. Ryan Batty
17. Lucy Cartwright
18. Emily Rewsin
19. Deane Aspell
20. Tristan Welch
21. Emily McAllister
22. Amy Doleman

BORN 2007
1. Cian Howard
2. Orry Lund
3. Rio Kelly
4. James Kinrade
5. Jordan Carter
6. Oscar Gaylor
7. Charlie Scarffe
8. Florence Griffin – 1st Girl
9. Cory Corkhill
10. Ed Coole
11. Jessica Falconer
12. Abigail McCulloch
13. Ethan Naylor
14. Joseph Devereau

BORN 2006 & EARLIER
1. Ivan Sorby
2. Callum Salisbury
3. Chloe Dillon – 1st Girl
4. Nicola Quaye
5. Samuel Devereau
6. Ella Griffin
7. Sophie Smith
8. Nathan Kinrade
9. Sam Cunningham
10. Tom Darnill
11. Bethany Turner-Priest

U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Cian Howard
2. Alec Sorby
3. Charlie Williams
4. Orry Lund
5. Myler Le Geyt
6. Oscar Gaylor
7. Rio Kelly
8. Charlie Scarffe
9. James Kinrade
10. Eddie Dillon
11. Jonty Shimmin
12. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
13. Nathan Hubbard
14. Cameron Hounsell
15. Kylan Murphy
16. Cory Corkhill
17. Zach Jones
18. Abi Clayton
19. George Kinnish
20. Brad Le Geyt
21. Tom Pickavance
22. Ed Coole
23. Harry Beattie
24. Leon Murphy
25. Harvey Barrow
26. Stanley Kinnish
27. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
28. Lula Kinnish
29. Jazzy Dillon
30. Joseph Devereau
31. Billy Kneen
32. Deane Aspell

U/12 RACING BIKES
1. Niall Colquitt
2. Tyler Annis
3. Owen Collins
4. Ivan Sorby
5. Callum Salisbury
6. Drystan Sewell
7. Frank Kinnish
8. Nicola Quaye
9. Sophie Smith
10. Chloe Dillon
11. Harley Howland-Smith
12. Nathan Kinrade
13. Bethany Turner-Priest
14. Nicola Clucas

U/14 & U/16 RACING BIKES
1. Tosh Teare
2. Adam Scarffe
3. Will Corkill
4. Aaron Lund
5. Amelia Sharpe – 1st Girl
6. Tyler Hannay
7. James Harrison
8. Corrin Leeming
9. Dan Sowerby
10. Matthew Cooil
11. Ralf Holden
12. Matthew Black
13. Shellan Leeming
14. Brayden Roche
15. Tyler Roche
16. Darcy Cain
17. James Devereau

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