Records fall in superb season!
Chris O’Hare – set a new National Record at 1500m in Monaco in July
Scottish Athletics Record Book
It definitely feels like Scottish athletes were once again tearing up the track and field during a fine 2018 season.
And that impression is backed up by hard facts now in the Scottish athletics Record books with a whole host of new marks – across various age groups and disciplines – now confirmed.
Following comprehensive work by our volunteers on the Records Committee, which is part of the Track and Field Commission, we’re delighted to confirm another significant batch of performances have now re-written the history books.
At Senior level, the National Records validated include those by Beth Dobbin, Laura Muir, Chris O’Hare and Jake Wightman as well as a Native Record by Jack Lawrie.
Meghan Porterfield – U13 – 12.20m – Shot putt – Grangemouth – 8 June 2018
Alexander Poustie-Williamson – U15 – 36.50 seconds – 300m – Grangemouth – 9 June 2018
Ellie O’Hara – U17- 12.30m – Triple jump – Grangemouth – 9 June
Jake Wightman – National – 2 minutes 16.27 seconds – 1000m – Stockholm, Sweden – 10 June 2018
Beth Dobbin – National – 22.83 seconds – 200m – Stockholm, Sweden – 10 June 2018
Kane Elliott – U17 – 3 minutes 46.84 seconds – 1500m – Stretford – 12 June 2018
Meghan Porterfield – U13 – 12.38m – Shot putt – Scotstoun – 24 June 2018.
Keira Waddell – U17 – 50.36m – Javelin throw (500g) – Carlisle – 1 July 2018
Beth Dobbin – National – 22.75 seconds – 200m – Birmingham – 1 July 2018
Beth Dobbin – National – 22.59 seconds – 200m – Birmingham – 1 July 2018
Edinburgh AC – Katie Reville, Abigail Davison, Niamh Edgar, Isla Innes – U17 – 2 minutes 46.95 seconds – 4x300m (Club) – Grangemouth – 8 July 2018
Joel McFarlane – U20 – 7,038 points – Decathlon – Grangemouth – 14-15 July 2018
Stroma Fraser – U13 – 2,805 points – Pentathlon – Grangemouth – 15 July 2018
Chris O’Hare – National – 3 minutes 32.11 seconds – 1500m – Monaco – 20 July 2018
Ellie O’Hara – U17 – 12.46m – Triple jump – Grangemouth – 21 July 2018
Georgia Ledingham – U17 – 5 minutes 8.90 seconds – 1500m steeplechase – Grangemouth – 4 August 2018
Kirsty Costello – U17 – 60.49m – Hammer throw – Grangemouth – 12 August 2018
Jack Lawrie – Native – 50.75 seconds – 400m hurdles – Grangemouth -12 August 2018
Laura Muir – National – 2 minutes 33.92 seconds – 1000m – Birmingham – 18 August 2018
Keira Waddell – U17 – 44.17m – Javelin throw (600g) – Aberdeen – 19 August 2018
Aidan Brindley – U15 – 3.71m – Pole vault – Bedford – 25 August 2018
Keira Waddell – U17 – 50.39m – Javelin throw (500g) – Loughborough – 31 August 2018
Kirsty Costello – U17 – 60.52m – Hammer throw – Loughborough – 1 September 2018
Edinburgh AC – Isla Stewart, Alice Ball, Olivia Anderson, Anna Widdowson – U13 – 52.87 seconds – 4x100mrelay- Bedford – 8 September 2018
Scott Brindley – U17 Indoor – 4.49m – Pole vault – Emirates Arena, Glasgow – 27 July 2018
Aidan Brindley – U15 Indoor – 3.59m – Pole vault – Emirates Arena, Glasgow – 27 July
Tags: Beth Dobbin, Chris O'Hare, Jack Lawrie, Jake Wightman, Laura Muir, Records
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