Report/Result: Isle of Man Youth League

308 young competitors braved Tuesday night’s cold and blustery conditions to compete in round two of the Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League

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

A total of 308 competitors braved last Tuesday night’s cold and blustery conditions to compete in round two of the Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League at the NSC. Before the racing got underway RL360’s Angela Gregory handed over the company’s sponsorship cheque for 2018.

Battling against a strong headwind down the finishing straight, Bella Quaye outran breakaway companion Euan Kinnish to grab the number one slot in the born 2013 and later age group. Jackson Roberts pipped Eli Dawson for the final place on the podium and Riley Faragher kept chasers Harry Kinrade, India Smith, Austin Baglow and Ciaran Grimshaw at bay for fifth. Daisy Teare came in on her own to complete the top ten.

In the Novices class Lauren Hoch overcame Holly Beattie and Elliott Barron in the tussle for first place. Bradley Malone was a solid fourth and Aditya Varshney passed Claudia Hoch in the closing stages to snatch fifth. Alfie Jacobs led Jenson Baglow, Eugene McKiernan, Charlotte Ashall, Alexander Jones and Ted Thompson over the line for seventh, with Naomi Nesbitt spearheading the rest of the large field home in 13th place.

Completing a hat trick of wins for the girls, Poppy Clayton edged out Cameron Eyres in the dash for maximum points in the born 2012 category. Gracie Evans beat Tommy Bass in the fight for third and Timothy Clarke was too quick for Oliver Kennington, Noah Hutchinson and Oscar Maddrell in the rush for fifth. Henry Kinrade was a lonely ninth and Charlie Quine stayed clear of chasers Aeden Le Roux, Callum Leslie and Finley Quirk to secure the remaining place on the top ten leader board.

Finbar McSevney led from start to finish in the born 2011 event. Jacob Wilson and Alex McCullagh were a safe second and third, with Joshua Moffitt outsprinting Toby Costain and Bernat Munoz-Fite for fourth. Top girl Erin Morgan was seventh closely followed by Charlie Dormer, Dylan Honeyman, Macaulay Teare and Samuel Kinnish. The fast finishing Bobby Kewley escaped from a seven-strong chasing group to claim 12th.

Onchan’s Liam Blake set the pace at the front of the born 2010 race and was never headed. Kylan Murphy edged Brad Le Geyt for the runners-up spot and leading girl Lula Kinnish rode away from fellow chasers Daniel Minay and Conor Madsen-Mygdal to bag fourth. Max Messenger was seventh and Harrison Skillan fought off Alfie Kinrade and Casey Clague in the scrap for eighth.

Four riders contested the finish of the born 2009 race with Zach Jones getting the verdict over Eddie Dillon, May-Saa Smith and Abi Clayton. Cameron Hounsell was fifth and Tom Pickavance surged ahead of Harry Beattie, Henry Dormer and Graihagh Morgan for sixth. Grace Wolstencroft rounded off the top ten.

In the born 2008 class Deaglan Blake got the better of Freddie Griffin in the final lunge for the line. Charlie Williams was a secure third and Leon Murphy got past T.J.Teare to grab fourth. Edward Field ousted George Kinnish and Lewis Quirk in the dash for sixth, while Deane Aspell warded off Tiana Kelly and Fynn Bradley in the tussle for ninth.

After gapping the field on the opening lap, Cian Howard soloed to victory in the born 2007 and earlier grouping. Orry Lund eased ahead of James Kinrade in the scamper for second and Jordan Carter came from behind to seize fourth from Nicola Quaye. Second girl Chloe Dillon won the bunch gallop for sixth.

Freddie Griffin came out on top in the four-strong sprint that decided the top positions in the combined under-8 and under-10 racing bikes. Charlie Williams was second, Myles Le Geyt third and Deaglan Blake fourth, with Joel Long and Kylan Murphy just behind in fifth and sixth positions. Eddie Dillon was the top under 8 rider in seventh spot and Abi Clayton the best girl in ninth place.

In the under-12 racing bikes Cian Howard emerged from a leading group of five frontrunners to record his second success of the night. Owen Collins was second closely followed by Ivan Sorby, Drystan Sewell and Orry Lund in third, fourth and fifth respectively. Sophie Smith led out Nicola Quaye to take the girls’ prize in sixth place.

The fast improving James Harrison produced a powerful turn of speed to get the better of Will Corkill in the sprint at the end of the twenty lap under-16’s racing bikes. Aaron Lund was third and Tyler Hannay fourth. Matthew Cooil and Corrin Leeming wrapped up the top six. Zac Walker was the top under-14 in eighth place and Shellan Leeming the first girl in 13th slot.
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RL360 YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS – ROUND 2 – TUESDAY 17th APRIL 2018

BORN 2013 & LATER
1. Bella Quaye – 1st girl
2. Euan Kinnish
3. Jackson Roberts
4. Eli Dawson
5. Riley Faragher
6. Harry Kinrade
7. India Smith
8. Austin Baglow
9. Ciaran Grimshaw
10. Daisy Teare
11. David Leece
12. Ewan McCubbin
13. Liam Lonergan
14. Abe Kelly
15. Theodore Hawley
16. Orry McSevney
17. William McAllister
18. Evangeline Sohaba
19. Jasper Cain
20. Xenia Munoz-Fite
21. Isla Mulholland
22. Ethan Gonsalves
23. Leo Kerr
24. Isla-Rose Kennington
25. Oliver Hutchinson
26. Callen Quayle
27. Zachary Whyte
28. Poppy Killey
29. Thomas McEvoy
30. Ava Whyte
31. Elliot Dowd-Williams
32. Tobyn Speight
33. Layton Kelly
34. John Quaye
35. Maizie Hawkins
36. Jacob Wright
37. Martin Smith-Edison
38. Alisha McCullagh
39. Lucas Hall
40. Daniel Baker
41. Lily Christian

NOVICES
1. Lauren Hoch – 1st girl
2. Holly Beattie
3. Elliott Barron
4. Bradley Malone
5. Aditya Varshney
6. Claudia Hoch
7. Alfie Jacobs
8. Jenson Baglow
9. Eugene McKiernan
10. Charlotte Ashall
11. Alexander Jones
12. Ted Thompson
13. Naomi Nesbitt
14. Xara Quinn
15. Leon Askin
16. Rollo Thompson
17. Abhinn Hawkins
18. Harvey Faragher
19. Heidi Kelly
20. Steven Kennaugh
21. Harvey Berry
22. April Martin-Smith
23. Arthur Ward
24. Matthew Kerr
25. Chloe Quayle
26. Kahia Grobbelaar
27. Sebastian Perry
28. Emily Calow
29. Tristan Halsall
30. Oscar Nation
31. McKenzie Howard
32. Rupert Walker
33. Ingrid Le Roux
34. Gracie Tomlinson
35. Archie Gartshore
36. Anabelle Harrison
37. Finlo Hoskisson
38. Harry Gartland
39. Albert Kelly
40. Oliver Halligan
41. Bobby Maher
42. Tia Davies
43. Oliver Moon
44. Charlie Pye
45. Isla Hall
46. Lucas Kershaw
47. ? Smith
48. Sonny Faragher
49. Nico Hutchinson
50. Charlie Williams
51. Layla Maher
52. Axl Pate
53. Abban Cowley
54. Benjamin Kinrade
55. Axel Kennaugh

BORN 2012
1. Poppy Clayton – 1st girl
2. Cameron Eyres
3. Gracie Evans
4. Tommy Bass
5. Timothy Clarke
6. Oliver Kennington
7. Noah Hutchinson
8. Oscar Maddrell
9. Henry Kinrade
10. Charlie Quine
11. Aeden Le Roux
12. Callum Leslie
13. Finley Quirk
14. Daniel Spitsyn
15. Archie Kaighin
16. Corrie Brogan
17. Aiden Leslie
18. Millie Ward
19. Callum Smith
20. Samuel Staley
21. M.J.Livesey
22. Safiya Laagayed
23. Charlotte Skillen
24. Lewis Stephens
25. Finn McDowell
26. Daniel Cretney
27. Ryan Cartwright
28. Evie Lund
29. Lucas Wootton
30. Sophie Halligan
31. Zane Quinn
32. Matilda Bayliss
33. Billy Leece
34. Orry Larkham
35. Dorothy Hampton
36. Elijah Clague
37. Scarlett Gale
38. Seamus Hall
39. Bethany Chapman-Beale
40. Aoife Dowd-Williams

BORN 2011
1. Finbar McSevney
2. Jacob Wilson
3. Alex McCullagh
4. Joshua Moffitt
5. Toby Costain
6. Bernat Munoz-Fite
7. Erin Morgan – 1st girl
8. Charlie Dormer
9. Dylan Honeyman
10. Macaulay Teare
11. Samuel Kinnish
12. Bobby Kewley
13. Abigail Cowell
14. Benjamin Wright
15. Sam Wolstencroft
16. George Wolstencroft
17. Bobby Kerruish
18. Nathan Nevaril
19. Oliver Gambell
20. Noah Allix
21. Lexi Cowin
22. Josie Quirk
23. Gracie Kewley
24. Juan Halsall
25. Rhea Maher
26. Clodagh Briercliffe
27. Jacob Smith
28. Lewis De Backer
29. Joey Wright
30. Ben Leece
31. Malane Bradley
32. Lily-Faye Bell
33. Darcy Killey
34. Isabella Callow
35. Saskia Whyte
36. Dan Bosendorfer
37. Rory Quayle
38. Ivy Quayle
39. Nathaniel Sohaba
40. Charlie Hurst
41. Finlo Larkham
42. Theo Sayle
43. Freya Quirk

BORN 2010
1. Liam Blake
2. Kylan Murphy
3. Brad Le Geyt
4. Lula Kinnish – 1st girl
5. Daniel Minay
6. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
7. Max Messenger
8. Harrison Skillan
9. Alfie Kinrade
10. Casey Clague
11. Archie Mulholland
12. Thomas Hutchinson
13. Ed Hampton
14. Cameron Leslie
15. James Leece
16. Thomas Watterson
17. Zac Lund
18. Grace Robinson
19. Florence Bayliss
20. Elijah Bradley
21. Grayson Young
22. Poppy Gale
23. Landon Smith
24. Oliver Wootton
25. Joel Quayle
26. Annie McKiernan
27. Jake Naylor
28. Edward Hampton
29. Noah Doyle
30. Elah Phinney
31. Shannon Skillan

BORN 2009
1. Zach Jones
2. Eddie Dillon
3. May-Saa Smith – 1st girl
4. Abi Clayton
5. Cameron Hounsell
6. Tom Pickavance
7. Harry Beattie
8. Henry Dormer
9. Graihagh Morgan
10. Grace Wolstencroft
11. Harry Jones
12. Matthew Hooper
13. Tristan Speight
14. Alfie Tummon
15. Georgia Halsall
16. Ben Coole
17. Jazzy Dillon
18. Daisy Teare
19. Maximus Whittaker
20. Brian Hurst
21. Imogen Deuchars
22. Christopher Hazell
23. Aden Dunkley-Nation
24. Tilly Sayle
25. Poppy Faragher

BORN 2008
1. Deaglan Blake
2. Freddie Griffin
3. Charlie Williams
4. Leon Murphy
5. T.J.Teare
6. Edward Field
7. George Kinnish
8. Lewis Quirk
9. Deane Aspell
10. Tiana Kelly – 1st girl
11. Flynn Bradley
12. Emily Rewsin
13. Joel Long
14. Ryan Batty
15. Emily McAllister
16. Erin Halsall
17. Lucy Cartwright

BORN 2007 & EARLIER
1. Cian Howard
2. Orry Lund
3. James Kinrade
4. Jordan Carter
5. Nicola Quaye – 1st girl
6. Chloe Dillon
7. Charlie Scarffe
8. Jess Pickavance
9. Macy Hillier
10. Florence Griffin
11. Teddy Dunn
12. Sophie Smith
13. Sam Devereau
14. Sam Cunningham
15. Ed Coole
16. Archie Dunn
17. Joe Devereau
18. Bethany Turner-Priest
19. Kate Lace
20. Ellie Neal
21. Hadassah Smith
22. Ethan Naylor
23. Owen Braaidwood
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U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Freddie Griffin
2. Charlie Williams
3. Myles Le Geyt
4. Deaglan Blake
5. Joel Long
6. Kylan Murphy
7. Eddie Dillon
8. Brad Le Geyt
9. Abi Clayton – 1st girl
10. May-Saa Smith
11. Cameron Hounsell
12. Harvey Barrow
13. Leon Murphy
14. Toby Horsey
15. Zaxh Jones
16. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
17. Lula Kinnish
18. Tom Pickavance
19. Finbar McSevney
20. Harry Beattie
21. Joshua Moffitt
22. Jazzy Dillon
23. Abigail Cowell

U/12 RACING BIKES
1. Cian Howard
2. Owen Collins
3. Ivan Sorby
4. Drystan Sewell
5. Orry Lund
6. Sophie Smith – 1st girl
7. Nicola Quaye
8. Charlie Scarffe
9. James Kinrade
10. Bethany Turner-Priest
11. Archie Dunn
12. Joe Devereau
13. Josh Kaighin

U/14 & U/16 RACING BIKES
1. James Harrison
2. Will Corkill
3. Aaron Lund
4. Tyler Hannay
5. Matthew Cooil
6. Corrin Leeming
7. Jack Christian
8. Zac Walker
9. Ralf Holden
10. Matthew Black
11. Niall Colquitt
12. Nathan Slack
13. Shellan Leeming – 1st girl
14. Tyler Annis
15. Tom Kermode
16. Dylan Sewell
17. Jack Sowerby
18. James Devereau
19. Callum Salisbury
20. James Scott
21. Oliver Corkish
22. Oscar Lace
23. Mairi Harrison
24. Eamon McKiernan

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