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Katie Richarson, GBR |
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Personal Bests: 2002 In April Katie was 5th in the 11-12 Girls Borough London Mini-Marathon 2003 Katie was ?th in the ? Girls' race at English Schools Cross-Country Championships (Stanmer Park, Brighton) in March. In April Katie was 2nd in the 13-14 Girls Borough London Mini-Marathon behind club-mate Megan Foley. Katie was ?th in the English Schools ? Girls' ?m at the Don Valley Stadium, Sheffield in a time of ?.
2004 Katie took the Bronze medal in the South of England Cross-country U15s Race at Parliament Hill, London.
The following week Katie was 8th in the Intermediate Girls' race at the English School's Championships in Maidstone, Kent. Katie Richardson showed she is back to her best as she won individual bronze as the English School's Intermediate Girls' team ran away with the team gold in the Home Countries Schools Cross Country International at Ayr. The race was won by Wales' Non Stanford in 15:11, with England's Stephanie Twell runner up in 15:39 and Katie nine seconds back in 15:48. A fortnight later Katie won the 15-17 Girls Borough London Mini-Marathon. Katie took the Bronze in the Essex Country Championships U17 1500m. Katie Richardson knocked almost five seconds off her PB but only came third in a superb at the National Junior Athletes League at Hendon in the 3000m. Katie took 8th place in the Intermediate Girls' 1500m at the English Schools Track and Field Championships in Gateshead, after finishing 2nd in her heat. Her time of 4:35.32 was still a national standard performance though, in an extremely high-class field. The race was won by Surrey's Danielle Christmas, who streaked ahead to win with a 2 second margin. Katie's heat was an incredibly close race, with just 2 tenths of a second separating the 4 qualifiers.
The u17 girls' trio of Robyn Matson, Megan Foley and Katie Richardson started the winter season in style when they struck silver in the South of England Road Relays today. After Robyn's solid opener in 11th (11:23), Megan overhauled nine teams to put the team in medal contention with a sparkling 10:53 run, for seventh fastest overall. Katie's brilliant anchor leg of 10:22 was bettered on the day only by Woodford's Jessica Sparke, but it was not enough to close down winners Aldershot. Katie Richardson and Megan Foley faced good quality opposition this weekend when they competed for the South of England team in the Lotto Crosscup under 20 event at Ghent, Belgium on Sunday. Katie, still several months short of her 16th birthday, was the youngest competitor in a field of mainly 18 and 19 year olds. She was well placed throughout and bagged a top ten finish to come home ninth. 2005
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