Bay Harbour: May 11, 2016

Wednesday May 11 2016
BAY HARBOUR
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FAST: Sam Clark got off to a flying
start in the grade 12 and under
race.
Sumner runners successful
FRASER WALKER-PEARCE
Sumner won four gold medals
and a silver at the recent
Children’s Forest Relays on
Saturday, at Bottle Lake Forest.
Sumner entered five teams for
the races, and each won a medal.
The girls’ under-9s team,
consisting of Maya Price,
Benita Clark and Lucy Wheeler
won by more than 1min.
The girls’ under-16 team, with
Abby Theobald, Lili Ovendale,
and Marisol Hunter were first
by more than 3min.
The boys’ under-11 team of
Charley Bailey, Flynn Hunter,
and Aaron Clark finished a close
second by just 12sec.
Club member Ann Wells said
the day was almost perfect for
running.
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GREAT PERFORMANCE: Lili
Ovendale ran well in the girls’
under-16 team.
“(It was) another good day,
although a bit warm when out
in the open as well as sandy
underfoot,” she said.
The two mixed teams in under-12
and 13 grades were the
only entries in their groups.
There were also 1.8km and
3.6km courses for individual
racers.
Ms Wells said all participants
ran well, but Sam Clark was a
standout.
“Top performance of the day
was by Sam Clark who produced
the fastest time in the
grade 12 and below over the
1.8km course to be first overall,”
she said.
For the 1.8km course, Maddie
Sharpe ran well for a
second place finish in the girls’
11 grade, and Charley Bailey
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STRONG: Emilio Kennedy
produced a good run to set up
his team of John Wells and Beth
Hunter.
finished in third place for the
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For the 3.6km course, Lili
placed third for the girls’ 14
grade in her first race for the
club, and Emilio Kennedy
finished third in the boys’ 13
grade.
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WINNERS: Carlton-Redcliffs are this season’s Porritt Cup winners.
Carlton-Redcliffs
go back-to-back
FRASER WALKER-PEARCE
Carlton-Redcliffs have won
back-to-back Porritt Cup titles
after being two goals down in
the final.
The side faced University in
the final on Saturday, and found
themselves 2-0 down, and then
2-1 down before half time.
Carlton-Redcliffs fought back
though, and went on to take the
game 4-2.
They beat Hornby Vipers 6-0
in the first round, and Southern
Stingers 4-1 in the semi-final, to
face University last weekend.
Club captain George Enersen
said the team hadn’t played University
yet this season and didn’t
know “what they were in for”
when they faced off in the final.
“They can always upset good
sides, and although they tend not
to have a large number of top
players, we found ourselves 2-0
down, and then 2-1 down at half
time,” he said.
The second half was a different
story, however. Carlton-
Redcliffs scored three goals to
overcome the deficit and take
away the win, and the cup.
Enersen said University are an
unpredictable side, and got their
“tails up” when they went ahead.
“University is one of those
sides that get their tails up, and
are hard to beat. So it was a good
turn around. We kept sticking to
what we were doing, and both
of their goals were lapses of
concentration on our part.
“They had a few chances
when we were napping, but they
were top class goals. I have to
give credit to the opposition.
Next week we’re back into the
season, in the round robin championships,
and funnily enough
we’re playing University,” he
said.
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