Report/Result: Isle of Man Youth League

Round five of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League was staged at the NSC last Tuesday night and, for the first time this season, conditions were perfect for the 311 competitors took part in the eleven race programme.

 

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Report/Result: Isle of Man Youth League

Round five of Team RL360 Isle of Man’s Youth League was staged at the NSC last Tuesday night and, for the first time this season, conditions were perfect for the 311 competitors took part in the eleven race programme.

In the born 2013 & later age group Bella Quaye powered away from the field to notch up her third successive victory. Eli Dawson led Jackson Roberts, Euan Kinnish and India Smith over the line to claim the runners-up spot, with impressive newcomer Bobby Quaye edging out Riley Faragher, Harvey Wagstaffe and Daisy Teare for sixth place. Harry Kinrade outran Austin Baglow for tenth and Ewan McCubbin led the main chasing group home for 12th.

Lauren Hoch beat Elliott Barron in the tussle for the top slot in the novices class. Claudia Hoch held off Holly Beattie and Charlotte Ashall in the dash for third, while Alfie Jacobs outsprinted Alexander Jones, Ted Thompson and Naomi Nesbitt for sixth. Xara Quinn got the better of Jenson Baglow, Heidi Kelly and Elliott Sayle to secure the final place on the top ten leader board.

Recording his first win of the series, Tommy Bass kept round three winner Cameron Eyres at bay to bag maximum points in the born 2012 category. Third placed Poppy Clayton pipped Gracie Evans for the girls’ prize and Timothy Clarke came home alone to take fifth. George Hampton won the gallop for sixth, with Oliver Kennington, Archie Kaighin and Henry Kinrade just behind in seventh to ninth respectively. Seamus Hall was a safe tenth and Kieran Binns ousted Charley Staley, Charlie Christian and Millie Ward in the fight for 11th.

Finbar McSevney overcame breakaway partners Alex McCullagh and Jacob Wilson in the final surge for the chequered flag to claim the win in the born 2011 category. Bernat Munoz-Fite was just behind in fourth spot and leading girl Erin Morgan was too fast for Charlie Dormer, Macaulay Teare and Abigail Cowell in the scrap for fifth. Bobby Kewley was a lonely ninth and Samuel Kinnish headed Bobby Kerruish, Dylan Honeyman and Nathan Nevaril over the line for tenth.

In the born 2010 event Kylan Murphy slipped past Brad Le Geyt on the finishing straight for his third win of the series. Early leader Lula Kinnish was a close third and Conor Madsen-Mygdal broke free from Daniel Minay and Liam Blake to secure fourth. Harrison Skillan edged Max Messenger for seventh and Alfie Kinrade came out on top in the seven-rider sprint for ninth. Hugh Osborn rounded off the top ten.

Peel’s May-Saa Smith emerged from a group of six frontrunners to take the victory in the born 2009 race. Abi Clayton was second and Tom Pickavance third, with Zach Jones, Cameron Hounsell and Eddie Dillon not far behind in fourth, fifth and sixth places respectively. Harry Beattie led a second wave of riders in to pick up seventh spot.

A fast last lap split the field in the born 2008 class, leaving just four riders at the head of affairs. At the finish Joel Long came from behind to snatch the win from Deaglan Blake, Alec Sorby and Freddie Griffin. T.J.Teare, George Kinnish and Lewis Quirk lost contact with the leading quartet in closing stages, trailing in separately in fifth, sixth and seventh places. Edward Field and Nathan Hubbard were eighth and ninth, a short distance ahead of top girl Tiana Kelly in tenth position.

In the born 2007 & earlier grouping Oscar Gaylor rode away from breakaway companions Jordan Carter, James Kinrade and Nicola Quaye for a clear win. Carter was second, Kinrade third and Quaye the best girl in fourth position. Charlie Scarffe outpaced Teddy Dunn for fifth and Jess Pickavance dropped relative newcomer Macy Hillier on the finishing straight to grab seventh.

A large group of 14 riders contested the finish of the under-8 and under-10 racing bikes, with Alec Sorby just getting the verdict from Myles Le Geyt in a very close sprint. Deaglan Blake was third and May-Saa Smith the first girl in seventh place. Kylan Murphy took the under-8 honours in 10th spot.

Ivan Sorby, Alec’s brother, won the under-12 racing bikes in similar fashion, beating fellow frontrunners Owen Collins, Oscar Gaylor, Nicola Quaye and Rio Kelly in the final rush for the line. James Kinrade won his battle with Charlie Scarffe for sixth and Jess Pickavance surged ahead of Florence Griffin for eighth. Jordan Carter wrapped up the top ten.

In the closing stages of the 25 lap under14 & under-16 racing bikes Will Corkill, James Harrison and Aaron Lund escaped from the main group to claim the top three positions on the podium. Matthew Cooil won the bunch gallop for fourth ahead of Tyler Hannay and Zac Walker, who was the top under-14 rider in sixth spot. Shellan Leeming took the girls’ award in 14th place.
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RL360 YOUTH CYCLING LEAGUE RESULTS – ROUND 5 – TUESDAY, 8th MAY 2018

BORN 2013 & LATER
1. Bella Quaye – 1st Girl
2. Eli Dawson
3. Jackson Roberts
4. Euan Kinnish
5. India Smith
6. Bobby Quaye
7. Riley Faragher
8. Harvey Wagstaffe
9. Daisy Teare
10. Harry Kinrade
11. Austin Baglow
12. Ewan McCubbin
13. Lucia Osborn
14. William McAllister
15. Liam Lonergan
16. Freddie Palmer
17. David Leece
18. Theodore Hawley
19. Jasper Cain
20. Noah Sykes
21. Xenia Munoz-Fite
22. Louie Phillips
23. Evangeline Sohaba
24. Abe Kelly
25. Poppy Killey
26. Elliot Dowd-Williams
27. Ethan Gonsalves
28. Callen Quayle
29. Tobyn Speight
30. Alisha McCullagh
31. Isla-Rose Kennington
32. Riley Beasley
33. Layton Kelly
34. Daniel Baker
35. Luke Cain
36. Ava Whyte
37. Oliver Hutchinson
38. Maizie Hawkins
39. John Quaye
40. Lucas Hall
41. Joe Wardle
42. Edison Martin-Smith
43. Graihagh Halsall

NOVICES
1. Lauren Hoch – 1st girl
2. Elliott Barron
3. Claudia Hoch
4. Holly Beattie
5. Charlotte Ashall
6. Alfie Jacobs
7. Alexander Jones
8. Ted Thompson
9. Naomi Nesbitt
10. Xara Quinn
11. Jenson Baglow
12. Heidi Kelly
13. Elliott Sayle
14. Leon Askin
15. Finlo Hoskisson
16. Teddy Thompson-Broadbent
17. Oscar Nation
18. Rollo Thompson
19. Steven Kennaugh
20. Arthur Ward
21. Sebastian Perry
22. Emily Calow
23. Chloe Quayle
24. Tristan Halsall
25. Rupert Walker
26. Ffinlo Cannell
27. Aidan Hampton
28. Charlie Pye
29. Kilian Reynolds
30. Gracie Tomlinson
31. Albert Kelly
32. Lucas Kershaw
33. Chloe Howard
34. Oliver Bates
35. McKenzie Howard
36. Felix Thompson- Broadbent
37. Oliver Ford
38. Ollie Robinson
39. Oliver Moon
40. Hili Alon
41. Abban Cowley
42. April Martin Smith
43. Noah Phillips
44. Lara Goosen
45. Ingrid Le Roux
46. Ava Quirk
47. Charlie Williams
48. Euan Halsall
49. Davy Cunningham
50. Theo Sykes
51. Oliver Halligan
52. Jacob Cunningham
53. Isla Hall
54. Ryan Hampton
55. Axl Pate
56. Sonny Faragher

BORN 2012
1. Tommy Bass
2. Cameron Eyres
3. Poppy Clayton – 1st girl
4. Gracie Evans
5. Timothy Clarke
6. George Hampton
7. Oliver Kennington
8. Archie Kaighin
9. Henry Kinrade
10. Seamus Hall
11. Kieran Binns
12. Charley Staley
13. Charlie Christian
14. Millie Ward
15. Safiya Laagayed
16. Evan Christian
17. Charlie Quine
18. Lewis Stephens
19. Finley Quirk
20. Aedan Le Roux
21. Holly Davies
22. Samuel Davies
23. Callum Smith
24. Saoirse Gell
25. Aiden Leslie
26. Max Wardle
27. Evie Lund
28. Aditya Varshney
29. Ryan Cartwright
30. Lucas Wootton
31. Elijah Clague
32. Finn McDowell
33. Billy Leece
34. Yuval Alon
35. Zane Quinn
36. Matilda Bayliss
37. Aoife Dowd-Williams
38. Sophie Halligan
39. Dorothy Hampton

BORN 2011
1. Finbar McSevney
2. Alex McCullagh
3. Jacob Wilson
4. Bernat Munoz-Fite
5. Erin Morgan – 1st girl
6. Charlie Dormer
7. Macaulay Teare
8. Abigail Cowell
9. Bobby Kewley
10. Samuel Kinnish
11. Bobby Kerruish
12. Dylan Honeyman
13. Nathan Nevaril
14. Rory Quayle
15. Gracie Kewley
16. Darcy Killey
17. George Watterson
18. Bobby Davenport
19. Jake Clarkson
20. Jacob Smith
21. Rhys Jones
22. Clodagh Briercliffe
23. Oliver Gambell
24. Sebastian Jones
25. Ivy Quayle
26. Isabella Callow
27. Josie Quirk
28. Juan Halsall
29. Ben Leece
30. Malane Bradley
31. Pierre Goosen
32. Jacob Dawkins
33. Ciaran McGuinness
34. Madison Carter
35. Lily-Fayle Bell
36. Dan Bosendorfer
37. James Kennaugh
38. Lewis De Backer
39. Emily Kneen
40. Charlie Hurst
41. Finley Sanders

BORN 2010
1. Kylan Murphy
2. Brad Le Geyt
3. Lula Kinnish – 1st girl
4. Conor Madsen Mygdal
5. Daniel Minay
6. Liam Blake
7. Harrison Skillan
8. Max Messenger
9. Alfie Kinrade
10. Hugh Osborn
11. Illiam Thomas
12. Grayson Young
13. Casey Clague
14. Ed Ambrose Hampton
15. Cameron Leslie
16. Thomas Hutchinson
17. Florence Heselton
18. Grace Robinson
19. Zac Lund
20. Ned Paul Hampton
21. James Leece
22. Thomas Watterson
23. Florence Bayliss
24. Oliver Wooton
25. Elijah Bradley
26. Joel Quayle
27. Landon Smith
28. Rebecca Radcliffe
29. Karl Nolan
30. Jimmy Glover
31. Jake Naylor
32. Daniel Spitsyn

BORN 2009
1. May-Saa Smith – 1st girl
2. Abi Clayton
3. Tom Pickavance
4. Zach Jones
5. Cameron Hounsell
6. Eddie Dillon
7. Harry Beattie
8. Henry Dormer
9. Max Davies
10. Jazzy Dillon
11. Grace Wolstencroft
12. Graihagh Morgan
13. Lily-Ann Scott
14. Harry Jones
15. Charlie Clarkson
16. Matthew Hooper
17. Joseph Dawkins
18. Georgia Halsall
19. Tristan Speight
20. Ben Coole
21. Daisy Quine
22. Maximus Whittaker
23. Imogen Deuchers
24. Brian Hurst
25. Christopher Hazell
26. Aden Dunkley-Nation

BORN 2008
1. Joel Long
2. Deaglan Blake
3. Alec Sorby
4. Freddie Griffin
5. T.J.Teare
6. George Kinnish
7. Lewis Quirk
8. Edward Field
9. Nathan Hubbard
10. Tiana Kelly – 1st girl
11. Emily Rewsin
12. Fynn Bradley
13. Erin Halsall
14. Thomas Price
15. Ryan Batty
16. Bob Radcliffe
17. Jonty Shimmin
18. Emily McAllister
19. Lucy Cartwright
20. Harriet Kneale

BORN 2007 & EARLIER
1. Oscar Gaylor
2. Jordan Carter
3. James Kinrade
4. Nicola Quaye – 1st girl
5. Charlie Scarffe
6. Teddy Dunn
7. Jess Pickavance
8. Macy Hillier
9. Sam Devereau
10. Sam Cunningham
11. Archie Dunn
12. Ed Coole
13. Kate Lace
14. Joe Devereau
15. Ellie Neal
16. Ethan Naylor

U/8 & U/10 RACING BIKES
1. Alec Sorby
2. Myles Le Geyt
3. Deaglan Blake
4. Joel Long
5. Freddie Griffin
6. Eddie Dillon
7. May-Saa Smith – 1st girl
8. Abi Clayton
9. Cameron Hounsell
10. Kylan Murphy
11. George Kinnish
12. Nathan Hubbard
13. Brad Le Geyt
14. Zach Jones
15. Toby Horsey
16. Lula Kinnish
17. Tom Pickavance
18. Jonty Shimmin
19. Harvey Barrow
20. Finbar McSevney
21. Conor Madsen-Mygdal
22. Hugh Osborne
23. Lily-Ann Scott
24. Jazzy Dillon
25. Rory Quayle

U/12 RACING BIKES
1. Ivan Sorby
2. Owen Collins
3. Oscar Gaylor
4. Nicola Quaye – 1st girl
5. Rio Kelly
6. James Kinrade
7. Charlie Scarffe
8. Jess Pickavance
9. Florence Griffin
10. Jordan Carter
11. Joshua Kaighin
12. Ben Davies
13. Archie Dunn

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

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