Royal London 360 Isle of Man Youth League

August 11, 2009; Round 17; Thanks to Dot Tilbury

Despite the changeable weather conditions, there was a good turn out of 202 competitors at the National Sports Centre last Tuesday night for round 17 of Team Royal London 360 Isle of Man's youth league.
 
Edward Teare notched up his second success of the series in the novices class. Chloe Comaish was a safe second ahead of Harvey Coole, who outgunned Francesca Avery, Mia Littlewood, Sophia Littlewood and Chloe Dillon for the final place on the podium. Luca Moretta was a good eighth and Lisa McMullin grabbed ninth in front of a trio of chasers consisting of Callum Salisbury, Joey Magee and Ryan Edwards.
 
In the born 2004 & later age group Dillon Dowson rode away from the field to complete a comfortable solo victory. Joshua Dudley beat brother Cameron to the line for second place and Harvey Lawrence outsprinted James Devereau for fourth. Harry Kneen led top girls Mairi Harrison and Mia Worthington home to complete the top six.
 
After making an early break for glory, Jake Wilson held off a late charge from Jonty Bregazzi to increase his tally of wins to four. The fast finishing Darcy Cain picked up the girls' prize in third place, with Jack Christian and Matthew Black coming in separately for fourth and fifth. Relative newcomer Joshua Jones was an impressive sixth in only his third appearance and Matthew Cooil escaped from twins Tom and Leah Brennan to claim seventh. Seth Coole was a steady tenth ahead of Aaron Kirk, Megan Cannell and James Gartshore, who pipped Kitty Thomas for 13th position.
 
Aaron Lund attacked from the gun and gradually pulled away from main rival James Harrison for an emphatic victory in the born 2002 category. Fin Samson got the better of Sam Corlett for third and Jamie McCann got past Will Corkill on the home straight to grab fifth. Blae Cain was the best girl in seventh spot and Elliot Lawrence beat Alastair Flint in the dash for eighth. Charlie Moss rounded off the top ten leader board.
 
Leaving nothing to chance, Max Walker took an early lead in the born 2001 event and maintained it all the way to the finish. Adam Scarffe, who is Walker's main opposition for the overall honours, was a solid second and Juan Kneen eventually got the better of Tyler Cain for third. Emma Draper and Jake Vance rode clear of a six-strong chasing group to secure fifth and sixth respectively, with Matthew Flint leading the rest home in seventh spot.
 
Thomas Bostock came off Sam Batey's wheel to snatch first place in the three-way sprint that decided the outcome of the born 2000 class. Ben Christian was third and Adam Long, who just failed to stay with the three frontrunners, a close fourth. The ever improving Lucas Mudie was fifth ahead of Harry Cain and best girl Ciara Sowerby. Late arrival Jake Flowers started almost a full lap down and did well to work his way up to tenth place.
 
Born 1999 winner Marcus Simpson upped the pace on the final lap and split the field, crossing the line with a clear advantage over nine times winner Conor Davies. Early leader Liam McCann salvaged third and Daniel Scarffe was a secure fourth ahead of Joseph Glover and Alex Cain. The first girl home was Jessica Lloyd in seventh position.
 
For the second time this year Laura Kinley beat all comers to bag maximum points in the born 1998-96 grouping. Laura went from the gun and time trialed to victory,  building up a substantial lead on the way.  Rory McCann shrugged off a strong challenge from Sophie Black to take second, while the consistent  Jamie Faragher had a trouble free ride in fourth place. Kyle Casement had the edge on Madran Hull and James Costain in the tussle for fifth.
 
Owen Dudley attacked breakaway partners Joseph Haddock and Nathan Draper on the penultimate circuit to record his sixth successive victory. Matthew Draper recovered from a crash in the previous race to beat Conor Davies and Marcus Simpson for fourth place. Breeshey Cain returned from holiday to take the girls' award in seventh spot.
 
Alex Haddock got the verdict over John Sanderson in the gallop at the end of the under 16 racing bikes. Nicholas Corlett ousted Jack Wolstencroft, Leon Mazzone and Matthew Davies for third, with Mayo International Youth Tour stage winner Anna Christian the leading girl in seventh place. Jake Kelly, who instigated the winning move, punctured with four laps to go and was forced to retire.
 
Full results
 
NOVICES
  1. Edward Teare
  2. Chloe Comaish (1st Girl)
  3. Harvey Coole
  4. Francesca Avery
  5. Mia Littlewood
  6. Sophia Littlewood
  7. Chloe Dillon
  8. Luca Moretta
  9. Lisa McMullin
10. Callum Salisbury
11. Joey Magee
12. Ryan Edwards
13. Bethan Cubbon
14. Tyler Whyment
15. Harry Eyres
16. Emma Stratford
17. Ryan Blair
18. Tomas Jordan
19. Abby Vance
20. Libbie Thompson
21. Elicia Smith
22. Tiger France
23. Freya Morris
24. Annelise Mellor
25. Aimee Picken
26. Amy Quayle
27. Matisse Parry
28. Hannah Gartshore
29. Matilda Clague
30. Peter Lloyd
31. Samuel Devereau
32. Matthew Young
33. Jacob Lawrence
34. Joshua Clarke
35. Fearne Bregazzi
36. Idan Ashkenazi
37. Charlie Morris
38. Sophie Smith
 
BORN 2004 & LATER
  1. Dillon Dowson
  2. Joshua Dudley
  3. Cameron Dudley
  4. Harvey Lawrence
  5. James Devereau
  6. Harry Kneen
  7. Mairi Harrison (1st Girl)
  8. Mia Worthington
  9. David De Weert
10. Jack Sowerby
11. Kiera Prentice
12. Bradley Kneen
13. Andrew Tobin
14. Luke Saunders
15. Caitlin Courtie
16. Callum Crellin
17. Nathan Cannell
18. Cameron Hawes
19. Jacob McCanney
20. Abigayil Mellor
21. Abbie Edwards
22. Aaron Christian
23. Philip Bridson
24. Zachery Dowson
25. Oliver Tobin
26. Niall McCanney
27. Ben Boyle
28. Carrick Samson
29. Charlie Macduffie
30. Joseph Humphrey
31. Emma Cunningham
32. Kyle Crellin
33. Scarlett Walter
34. Oliver Sykes
35. Luke Sansom
36. Rosie Baxter
 
BORN 2003
  1. Jake Wilson
  2. Jonty Bregazzi
  3. Darcy Cain (1st Girl)
  4. Jack Christian
  5. Matthew Black
  6. Joshua Jones
  7. Matthew Cooil
  8. Tom Brennan
  9. Leah Brennan
10. Seth Coole
11. Aaron Kirk
12. Megan Cannell
13. James Gartshore
14. Kitty Thomas
15. Yarden Ashkenazi
16. Kieran Halsall
17. George Curtis
18. Emily Kinley
19. Lewis Lowry
20. Charlotte Crichton
21. Marck Kenny
22. Isabel Crichton
 
BORN 2002 
  1. Aaron Lund
  2. James Harrison
  3. Fin Samson
  4. Sam Corlett
  5. Jamie McCann
  6. Will Corkill
  7. Blae Cain (1st Girl)
  8. Elliot Lawrence
  9. Alastair Flint
10. Charlie Moss
11. Charlotte Watson
12. Archie Walter
13. Ben Haworth
14. Saul Parry
15. Joshua Crichton
16. Corrin Leeming
17. Eddie Caley
18. Shellan Leeming
19. Archie Caley
20. Sam Keig
21. Conal Lowry
22. Danielle Foster
23. Harry Curtis
24. Ben Strodder
25. Toby Young
26. Hannah Morris
 
BORN 2001
  1. Max Walker
  2. Adam Scarffe
  3. Juan Kneen
  4. Tyler Cain
  5. Emma Draper (1st Girl)
  6. Jake Vance
  7. Matthew Flint
  8. Rory Donegan
  9. Chloe Crellin
10. Lydia Glover
11. Thomas Chatel
12. Jade Lund
13. Daniel Sowerby
 
BORN 2000
  1. Thomas Bostock
  2. Sam Batey
  3. Ben Christian
  4. Adam Long
  5. Lucas Mudie
  6. Harry Cain 
  7. Ciara Sowerby (1st Girl)
  8. Daniel Costain
  9. Jamie Comaish
10. Jake Flowers
11. Ben Johnson
 
BORN 1999
  1. Marcus Simpson
  2. Conor Davies
  3. Liam McCann
  4. Daniel Scarffe
  5. Joseph Glover
  6. Alex Cain
  7. Jessica Lloyd (1st Girl)
  8. Ryan Courtie
  9. Cameron Honeybone
10. Rachael Pearson
 
BORN 1998-96
  1. Laura Kinley (1st Girl)
  2. Rory McCann
  3. Sophie Black
  4. Jamie Faragher
  5. Kyle Casement
  6. Madran Hull
  7. James Costain
  8. Megan Comaish
  9. Charlotte Casement
10. Matthew Draper
 
UNDER 12 RACING BIKES
  1. Owen Dudley
  2. Joseph Haddock
  3. Nathan Draper
  4. Matthew Draper
  5. Conor Davies
  6. Marcus Simpson
  7. Breeshey Cain (1st Girl)
  8. Thomas Bostock
  9. William Draper
10. Callum Clague
11. Liam McCann
12. Sam Batey
13. Max Walker
14. Daniel Scarffe
15. Joseph Glover
16. Eleanor Davies
17. Adam Scarffe
18. Juan Kneen
19. Emma Nicholson
20. Percy Hampton
21. Alex Cain
22. Matthew Black
23. Jessica Lloyd
24. Madran Hull
25. William Cole
26. Blae Cain
 
UNDER 16 RACING BIKES
  1. Alex Haddock
  2. John Sanderson
  3. Nicholas Corlett
  4. Jack Wolstencroft
  5. Leon Mazzone
  6. Matthew Davies
  7. Anna Christian (1st Girl)
  8. Jamie Dudley
  9. Eleanor Stokoe
10. Lucy Johnson
11. Jamie Everitt
12. Laura Kinley
13. Alex Christian
14. Sophie Black
15. Kyle Casement