Angela McAuslan-Kelly pictured at Loughborough on May 21 when she represented GB and NI Juniors (photo by Bobby Gavin)
Nine young throwers represented Scotland at the Pathway International event in Loughborough on Sunday.
Angela McAuslan-Kelly came up with the best performance in the hammer as she came up with a PB performance of 58.32.
The Aberdeen AAC and 4J National Academy athlete had represented GB and NI U20s the week before at the same venue and the new PB is fourth best all-time for U20 and eighth on our overall all-time list.
In the javelin, Dawn Russell threw 43.91m while Meghan Porterfield was second in the U20 discus competition with 45.52 while in shot, Teddy Tchoudja was second with 14.23
In the men’s shot, U23 Josh Tyler reached 15.68 with a PB and U18 Logan Mitchell reached 15.39. The Scotland selection also featured two Para athletes with Freya Howgate throwing 20.03 in the F37 discus. Finlay Davidson, in the F41 discus, threw 15.88.
Callum Hendry, competing as a guest, was fifth in the Men’s hammer with 53.74 (U20-6k).
Thanks to team managers Alison Grey and Pamela Robson.
The Scotland team ready for the Loughborough Pathways International competition today.
Athletes competing in Shot, Hammer, Javelin & Discus throughout the day.
Good luck team!
@scotathletics @SALinclusion pic.twitter.com/Tiwd5jSfCX
— Pamela Robson (@PamRobson_11) May 27, 2023
Good start in the shot competition at the Loughborough Pathways International for the @scotathletics athletes – Teddy 14.23m, Josh 15.68m (PB), Logan 15.39m. pic.twitter.com/IVzZHxNID1
— scottishathletics coaching team (@SAL_Coaching) May 27, 2023
Tags: Pathway International, throws
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