Report: Isle of Man Youth League Rd 14

 220 competitors turned out at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 14 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s youth league which for the second week running was held in near perfect conditions.

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Report: Isle of Man Youth League Rd 14

A total of 220 competitors turned out at the NSC last Tuesday night for round 14 of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s youth league which for the second week running was held in near perfect conditions.

In the born 2012 & later age group Seamus Hall outsprinted Kieran Binns, Charlie Quine and leading girl Gracie Evans to score his maiden win. Oliver Kennington was a safe fifth and Noah Hutchinson pipped Bethany Chapman-Beale for sixth. Finley Quirk beat Charley Skillen in the battle for eighth and David Leece edged out Isabella Quaye and Henry Kinrade to grab the final place on the top ten leader board.

In the novices class Jackson Roberts rode away from the field to notch up his third win of the series. Lukas Wooton was a lonely second and Aditya Varshney kept chasers Lewis Stephens and Elijah Clague at bay for third. Top girl Clodagh Briercliffe overcame Isla Mulholland and William Chadwick in the tussle for sixth and newcomer Elsie Hockaday did well to hold onto ninth ahead of pursuers Johnny Summers and Elliott Dowd-Williams.

Retaining his unbeaten record, Finbar McSevney went from the gun and soloed to another impressive win in the born 2011 event. Jacob Wilson led Bernat Munoz-Fite and Carter Kneale over the line to secure the runners-up spot, with first girl Abigail Cowell just behind in fifth place. Bobby Kerruish got the better of Dylan Honeyman and Erin Morgan in the scrap for sixth, while Joshua Moffitt and Samuel Kinnish stayed clear of the fast finishing Macaulay Teare to complete the top ten.

Stanley Kinnish stamped his authority on the born 2010 category, attacking on the first lap and leaving the rest of the field in his wake to fight over the minor placings. The ever improving Kylan Murphy held off Brad Le Geyt in the dash for second and Liam Blake slipped away from the chasing group to claim fourth. Billy Kneen was fifth closely followed by Daniel Minay, Harrison Skillan and Lula Kinnish, who was the first girl home in eighth position. Conor Madsen-Mygdal repelled a late challenge from Max Messenger to retain ninth.

Eddie Dillon got the verdict in a close sprint with Cameron Hounsell to bag maximum points for third time in the born 2009 race. Tom Pickavance was a solid third and Peel girl May-Saa Smith took the gallop for fourth ahead of Harry Beattie, Zach Jones, Jazzy Dillon and Henry Dormer in fifth to eighth places respectively. Matthew Hooper and Florrie Thomas came in separately to round-off the top ten.

The hard working Deaglen Blake escaped from a leading group of five riders on the last lap of the born 2008 category and powered away to notch up his third win in a row. Fearne Bregazzi was too strong for Leon Murphy, George Kinnish and T.J.Teare in the gallop for second, while Ella Darnill rode away from travelling companions Bob Radcliffe and Nathan Hubbard to snatch sixth.

In the born 2007 three lapper Cian Howard had to fight off determined challenges from Orry Lund and Rio Kelly before claiming his 11th success of the season. Jordan Carter outgunned James Kinrade, Oscar Gaylor and Charlie Scarffe in the dart for fourth, with Florence Griffin seizing the girls’ prize in eighth spot. In the following born 2006 & earlier grouping Kiera Prentice had the edge on Ivan Sorby in the final sprint for the chequered flag. James Scott was third and Chloe Dillon overcame Mairi Harrison and Nicola Quaye in the rush for fourth.

Orry Lund produced a good turn of speed to beat Oscar Gaylor, Myles Le Geyt and Alec Sorby in the struggle for the top slot in the U/8 & U/10 racing bikes. Rio Kelly edged Charlie Scarffe for fifth and Fearne Bregazzi came in alone to collect the girls’ award in seventh position. Cameron Hounsell was the first U/8 rider in a fine eighth place.

Ten frontrunners in the U/12 racing bikes stayed together to the finish where Tyler Annis ousted Owen Collins and Ivan Sorby for the win. James Scott was took fourth ahead of Oliver Corkish, Sophie Smith, Drystan Sewell, Frank Kinnish, Mairi Harrison and Nicola Quaye.

In the U/14 & U/16 event Adam Scarffe set the race alright with a lone attack at one third distance. He was eventually caught by Tosh Teare and Will Corkill and the three of them stayed at the head of affairs to the finish where Teare took the sprint from Scarffe and Corkill. Chasers James Harrison and Aaron Lund were fourth and fifth, with Dan Sowerby spearheading the rest of the field home in sixth place. Matthew Cooil was the top U/14 in eighth spot and Shellan Leeming the best girl in 17th slot.
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ROUND 14 – TUESDAY, 25th JULY 2017

NOVICES
1. Seamus Hall
2. Kieran Binns
3. Charlie Quine
4. Gracie Evans – 1st Girl
5. Oliver Kennington
6. Noah Hutchinson
7. Bethany Chapman-Beale
8. Finley Quirk
9. Charley Skillen
10. David Leece
11. Isabella Quaye
12. Henry Kinrade
13. George Lee
14. Austin Baglow
15. Noah Sykes
16. Riley Faragher
17. Maisie Lunt
18. Callum Smith
19. M.J.Livsey
20. Daisy Teare
21. Evie Lund
22. Ryan Cartwright
23. Euan Kinnish
24. Harry Kinrade
25. Evangeline Sohaba
26. India Smith
27. Ciaran Grimshaw
28. Xenia Munoz-Fite
29. Finn McDowell
30. Scarlett Gale
31. Ethan Gonsalves
32. Zane Quinn
33. Orry McSevney
34. Safiya Laagayed
35. Aoife Dowd-Williams
36. William McAllister
37. Jasper Cain
38. Oscar Maddrell
39. Sam Booth
40. Heidi Kelly
41. Matilda Bayliss

NOVICES
1. Jackson Roberts
2. Lukas Wooton
3. Aditya Varshney
4. Lewis Stephens
5. Elijah Clague
6. Clodagh Briercliffe – 1st Girl
7. Isla Mulholland
8. William Chadwick
9. Elsie Hockaday
10. Johnny Summers
11. Elliott Dowd-Williams
12. Zachary Whyte
13. Daniel Baker
14. Naomi Nesbitt
15. Jenson Riding
16. John Quaye
17. Holly Beattie
18. Dexter Dewhirst
19. Scarlett Baird
20. Jenson Baglow
21. Bradley Malone
22. Alexander Jones
23. Elliott Sayle
24. Ava Whyte
25. Xara Quinn
26. Tristan Halsall
27. Oliver Hutchinson
28. Layton Kelly
29. Isla Kennington
30. McKenzie Howard
31. Chloe Quayle
32. Ava Quirk
33. Emily Calow

BORN 2011
1. Finbar McSevney
2. Jacob Wilson
3. Bernat Munoz-Fite
4. Carter Kneale
5. Abigail Cowell – 1st Girl
6. Bobby Kerruish
7. Dylan Honeyman
8. Erin Morgan
9. Joshua Moffitt
10. Samuel Kinnish
11. Macaulay Teare
12. George Watterson
13. Jack Kewley
14. Luke Chadwick
15. Luke Campbell
16. Elizabeth Taylor
17. Saskia Whyte
18. Bobby Kewley
19. Lexi Cowin
20. Jake Clarkson
21. Juan Halsall
22. Jacob Smith
23. Nathaniel Sohaba
24. Ben Leece
25. Harrison Williams
26. Finlo Larkham
27. Charlie Hurst
28. Emily Kneen

BORN 2010
1. Stanley Kinnish
2. Kylan Murphy
3. Brad Le Geyt
4. Liam Blake
5. Billy Kneen
6. Daniel Minay
7. Harrison Skillan
8. Lula Kinnish – 1st Girl
9. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
10. Max Messenger
11. Archie Mulholland
12. Thomas Hutchinson
13. Casey Clague
14. Florence Heselton
15. Poppy Gale
16. Oliver Wooton
17. Rebecca Radcliffe
18. Zac Lund
19. James Leece
20. Alfie Kinrade
21. Eloise Kinrade
22. Toby Hockaday
23. Joseph Booth
24. Annie McKiernan
25. Erin Hainge
26. Grace Robinson
27. Florence Bayliss
28. Zachary Bowen
29. Thomas Watterson
30. Jack Moore

BORN 2009
1. Eddie Dillon
2. Cameron Hounsell
3. Tom Pickavance
4. May-Saa Smith
5. Harry Beattie
6. Zach Jones
7. Jazzy Dillon
8. Henry Dormer
9. Matthew Hooper
10. Florrie Thomas
11. Graihagh Morgan
12. Charlie Clarkson
13. Georgia Halsall
14. Kadie Rothwell
15. Freddie Taylor
16. Imogen Deuchars
17. Daisy Quine
18. Brian Hurst

BORN 2008
1. Deaglen Blake
2. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
3. Leon Murphy
4. George Kinnish
5. T.J.Teare
6. Ella Darnill
7. Bob Radcliffe
8. Nathan Hubbard
9. Harry Lee
10. Jamie Gibson
11. Harvey Barrow
12. Erin Halsall
13. Anna Boardman
14. Ryan Batty
15. Elissa Meenagh
16. Deane Aspell
17. Zarina Honeyman
18. Lucy Cartwright
19. Hollie Patterson-Hannay
20. Emily McAllister

BORN 2007
1. Cian Howard
2. Orry Lund
3. Rio Kelly
4. Jordan Carter
5. James Kinrade
6. Oscar Gaylor
7. Charlie Scarffe
8. Florence Griffin – 1st Girl
9. Jess Pickavance
10. Cory Corkhill
11. Abigail McCulloch

BORN 2006 & EARLIER
1. Kiera Prentice – 1st Girl
2. Ivan Sorby
3. James Scott
4. Chloe Dillon – 1st Girl
5. Mairi Harrison
6. Nicola Quaye
7. Ella Griffin
8. Sam Cunningham
9. Nathan Kinrade
10. Sophie Smith
11. Tom Darnill
12. Bethany Turner-Priest

U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Orry Lund
2. Oscar Gaylor
3. Myles Le Geyt
4. Alec Sorby
5. Rio Kelly
6. Charlie Scarffe
7. Fearne Bregazzi – 1st Girl
8. Cameron Hounsell
9. Eddie Dillon
10. Nathan Hubbard
11. James Kinrade
12. George Kinnish
13. Kylan Murphy
14. Zach Jones
15. Jess Pickavance
16. Brad Le Geyt
17. Tom Pickavance
18. Cory Corkhill
19. Stanley Kinnish
20. Leon Murphy
21. Harry Beattie
22. Lula Kinnish
23. Jazzy Dillon
24. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
25. Harry Lee
26. Harvey Barrow
27. Deane Aspell

UNDER 12 RACING BIKES
1. Tyler Annis
2. Owen Collins
3. Ivan Sorby
4. James Scott
5. Oliver Corkish
6. Sophie Smith – 1st Girl
7. Drystan Sewell
8. Frank Kinnish
9. Mairi Harrison
10. Nicola Quaye
11. Chloe Dillon
12. Ella Griffin
13. Bethany Turner-Priest
14. Nathan Kinrade

U/14 & U/16 RACING BIKES
1. Tosh Teare
2. Adam Scarffe
3. Will Corkill
4. James Harrison
5. Aaron Lund
6. Dan Sowerby
7. Corrin Leeming
8. Matthew Cooil
9. Tyler Hannay
10. Jack Christian
11. Dylan Sewell
12. Brayden Roche
13. Ralph Holden
14. Matthew Black
15. Nathan Slack
16. Tyler Roche
17. Shellan Leeming – 1st Girl
18. Kiera Prentice
19. Darcy Cain
20. Tom Kermode

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