Scottish athletes go to central stage during the new EMIRATES ARENA event
The recordings fell, and the Scottish athletes came out as an inauguration of closed international Athletics (EaP) in Glasgow Sunday (February 2).
The crowd of about 1,100 went down to Emirates Arena, a number of Olympians, Paralyks and high-quality competitors in action. But it was the performances of home athletes that took the central stage.
Alessandro Shenini was on top of the bill. He broke a Scottish closed record and a Scottish native record, a long jump of men, reaching 7.86 m, and went five centimeters than the previous sign of Darren Richce. The Northern Gifnok athlete was followed by compatriots Stefan McCen (7.78 m) and Murray Flottingham (7.72 m).
Alyson Bell (Bobby Gavin)
Alison Bell took plastics on the track, impressive 60 m and 200 m. In a shorter Sprint, the Scottish received the verdict of the photo end and secured the Scottish Native post when he and the joy of EZE arrived at 7.33 twice. It was not a long time ago that the bell was again in the flow, winning the 200 meters of women at 23.45.
Another important event in the evening came during the men’s 1500m that won Joe Wigfield 3. 37.72 Ahead of the Archi Davis. 38.58. The third placed Kayley Eliott broke the Scottish native record away from the distance, 3. At a distance of 40,75, lowering 28 years.
Kane-Elliott (Bobby Gavin)
Another place of the Irish bilateral European religgy, the gold medalist Charlen Mavdsli, looked sharply at 400m of women at 51.69, at the edge of 51.86 British courses. Both were within qualification standards for the next month’s closed European Championship.
Ava Lloyd, a partner at the Hany Track Club won 800 million of women at 800m in Hone Track Club. 60 m Mixed Mixed Classification Race in Men’s Settings 7.22.
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