Scottish Provident Youth League

Story posted September 5

ROUND 20 - TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER 2008
Source: Dot Tilbury

A total of 182 competitors turned out at a damp National Sports Centre last Tuesday night for the twentieth and final round of Team Scottish Provident Isle of Man' 2008 youth league.

 
Harry Kneen picked up his maiden in the novices class, taking the chequered flag with a clear advantage over runner-up Alex Butterworth, who headed third placed Ross Cameron by a similar margin. Cian Gell was a safe fourth and Jayden Stewart outsprinted Ellie Jackson and Sam Cunningham for fifth. Harry Mitchell got the verdict over Chloe Comaish, Emma Cunningham and Kyle Crellin in the dash for eighth, with Bethan Cubbon edging out Abby Jackson to complete the top twelve.
 
In the born 2003 & later age group Matthew Black led top girl Madison Nicol home for his fourth win of the series. Jonty Bregazzi rode clear of Owen Dooley to snatch the final place on the podium and Zac Walker beat Darcy Cain to the line for fifth. Jack Christian got the better of Jake Wilson, Dillon Dowson and Matthew Cooil for seventh, while Aaron Kirk won the gallop for eleventh from Nathan Slack, Maeve Quaye and David De Weert. Twin brothers Joshua and Cameron Dudley got past Cameron Hawes in the closing stages to grab fifteenth and sixteenth places respectively.
 
Aaron Lund got away from breakaway partners Jamie McCann and Oliver Dean to pick up maximum points in the born 2002 category for the second week running. McCann outsprinted Dean for second and Orry Quaye took fourth ahead of fellow chasers Archie Walter, Jon Bateman and Joshua Mills. The girls' honours went to Blae Cain in eighth spot.
 
Max Walker led from start to finish in the born 2001 category. Adam Scarffe went off in pursuit but was unable to bridge the gap and had to settle for second. Cullen Gell and Juan Kneen slipped away from the chasing pack to claim third and fourth ahead of Rory Donegan, Dean Rea and Finlo Neale. The fast finishing Riane Moffitt-Khan came from behind to take eighth from Jake Vance and Amelia Sharpe, who was the best girl in tenth place. Thomas Chatel was a lonely eleventh and Reuben Harris had the upper hand over William Ashmole and George Ratcliffe in the sprint for twelfth.
 
In the born 2000 event Thomas Bostock broke away from fellow frontrunners Joseph Corkish, Adam Kelly and Josh Smith to score a fine solo victory. Ben Christian, who spent the whole race in no-man's-land, was just behind in fifth place and Adam Long led a fragmented chasing group in to complete the top six.  
 
A well timed attack on the last lap secured first place for Conor Davies in the born 1999 class. Marcus Simpson, who is Conor's main rival for the overall honours, ousted Liam McCann and Daniel Scarffe for second, while fifth placed Kaitlin Slack outgunned Eleanor Davies for the girls award.
 
Due to the fading light and the ever present threat of more rain, the born 1998 and born 1997-95 races were run together to save time. Overall winner Anna Christian went from the gun and never looked like being caught. Ashley Faragher pipped Matthew Draper, the top born 1998 rider, for second and Jordan Corkish put in a fast last lap to pick up fourth ahead of Rory McCann and Ben Cunningham.
 
Matthew Bostock beat Matthew Davies in the closely fought sprint finish at the end of the under 10 / under 12 racing bikes event. Jamie Dudley pipped his brother Owen for third and Callum Donnell did well to take fourth ahead of Matthew Draper and Victoria Kinrade.
 
In the under 14 / under 16 racing bikes relative newcomers Joe Kelly and George Doyle rode very well in the damp conditions to finish first and second respectively. Alicia Corlett was an impressive third and Jack Wolstencroft recovered from a second lap tumble to grab a well deserved fourth. Alex Haddock, Joshua Knights and Nicholas Corlett were the top three under 14's in fifth, sixth and seventh places, with second girl Alex Christian leading Lucy Johnson, Anna Christian and Maria Hull home for eighth.
 
The league's final overall positions and special award winners will be revealed at the gala prize presentation in the Villa Marina on Sunday, 12th October   
 
 
SCOTTISH PROVIDENT YOUTH LEAGUE RESULTS - ROUND 20 - TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER 2008
 
NOVICES
  1. Harry Kneen
  2. Alex Butterworth
  3. Ross Cameron
  4. Cian Gell
  5. Jayden Stewart
  6. Ellie Jackson (1st girl)
  7. Sam Cunningham
  8. Harry Mitchell
  9. Chloe Comaish
10. Emma Cunningham
11. Kyle Crellin
12. Bethan Cubbon
13. Abby Jackson
14. Jacob O'Boyle
15. Grace Harrison
16. Emily Dooley
17. Harvey Coole
18. Jack Edmonds
19. Oliver Corkish
20. Kieran Inskip
21. Amy Ratcliffe
22. Annelise Mellor
23. James Edmonds
24. Scott Horne
25. Joseph Humphrey
26. Brooke Harrison
27. Eden McCubbin
28. Lisa McMullin
29. Edward Teare
30. Aimee Picken
31. Grace Mitchell
32. Freya Morris
33. Charlie Cowin
34. Oliver Guest
35. Carrick Samson
36. Harri Wallis
37. Jack Wallis
38. Ruby McCubbin
39. Maddie Butterworth
 
BORN 2003 & LATER
  1. Matthew Black
  2. Madison Nicol (1st girl)
  3. Jonty Bregazzi
  4. Owen Dooley
  5. Zac Walker
  6. Darcy Cain
  7. Jack Christian
  8. Jake Wilson
  9. Dillon Dowson
10. Matthew Cooil
11. Aaron Kirk
12. Nathan Slack
13. Maeve Quaye
14. David De Weert
15. Joshua Dudley
16. Cameron Dudley
17. Cameron Hawes
18. Abbie Edwards
19. Seth Coole
20. Joshua Kelly
21. Kieran Bratty
22. Thomas Halliwell
23. Ronan Santanatoglia
24. Phillip Bridson
25. Rebecca Hull
26. Abigail Mellor
27. Scarlett Walter
 
BORN 2002
  1. Aaron Lund
  2. Jamie McCann
  3. Oliver Dean
  4. Orry Quaye
  5. Archie Walter
  6. Jon Bateman
  7. Joshua Mills
  8. Blae Cain (1st girl)
  9. Anna Kelly
10. Erin Whaley
11. Finbar Samson
12. Matthew Humphrey
13. Giles Beaumont
14. Callum Howard
15. Nathan Thorpe
16. Olivia Christian
 
BORN 2001
  1. Max Walker
  2. Adam Scarffe
  3. Cullen Gell
  4. Juan Kneen
  5. Rory Donegan
  6. Dean Rea
  7. Finlo Neale
  8. Riane Moffitt-Khan
  9. Jake Vance
10. Amelia Sharpe (1st girl)
11. Thomas Chatel
12. Reuben Harris
13. William Ashmole
14. George Ratcliffe
15. Jake Lindon
16. Juan Moore
17. Adam Lane
18. Ashley Stratford
19. Callum Bratty
20. Emma Draper
21. Patrick Russell-Dunn
 
BORN 2000
  1. Thomas Bostock
  2. Joseph Corkish
  3. Adam Kelly
  4. Josh Smith
  5. Ben Christian
  6. Adam Long
  7. Harry Cain
  8. Olivia Sharpe (1st girl)
  9. Rachel Kelly
10. Ryan Forrest
11. Jamie Comaish
12. Jake Flowers
13. Barton Beaumont
14. Kyle Santanatoglia
15. Jake Lund
 
BORN 1999
  1. Conor Davies
  2. Marcus Simpson
  3. Liam McCann
  4. Daniel Scarffe
  5. Kaitlin Slack (1st girl)
  6. Eleanor Davies
  7. Alex Cain
  8. Ceri Maddox
  9. Jessica Lloyd
 
BORN 1998
  1. Matthew Draper
  2. Jordan Corkish
  3. Rory McCann
  4. Ben Cunningham
  5. Sam Mills
  6. Cameron Mallinson
  7. Madran Hull (1st girl)
  8. Megan Comaish
 
BORN 1997-95
  1. Anna Christian (1st girl)
  2. Ashley Faragher
  3. Jamie Faragher
  4. Matthew Naylor
 
UNDER 10 / UNDER 12 RACING BIKES
  1. Matthew Bostock
  2. Matthew Davies
  3. Jamie Dudley
  4. Owen Dudley
  5. Callum Donnell
  6. Matthew Draper
  7. Victoria Kinrade (1st girl)
  8. Daniel De Weert
  9. Nathan Knights
10. Sophie Black
11. Kathryn Hull
12. Conor Davies
13. Kaitlin Slack
 =  Thomas Bostock
15. Sophie Comaish
16. Madran Hull
17. Megan Comaish
 
UNDER 14 / UNDER 16 RACING BIKES
  1. Joe Kelly
  2. George Doyle
  3. Alicia Corlett (1st girl)
  4. Jack Wolstencroft
  5. Alex Haddock
  6. Joshua Knights
  7. Nicholas Corlett
  8. Alex Christian
  9. Lucy Johnson
10. Anna Christian
11. Maria Hull