Carr is on the road to success with silver

Pride of place to Ebony Carr winning the silver medal in the Under 20 Women’s 60m. She won both her heat and semi-final and in the final improved her personal best from 7.71 to 7.55, the second fastest all-time by a MK under 20 lady.

Rachel Oderinde clocked 7.91 in her heat, another personal best (7th in rankings) but did not make it through to the final.

Maxwell Brown was also in good form in the Under 20 Men’s 60m improving his personal best from 6.92 down to 6.86. He clocked this time, 2nd in his semi-final and then finished 5th in a very competitive final with 6.88.

Kwame Twumasi-Tawiah set a PB in his heat placing 3rd (7.16) and then ran 7.17 in his semi-final but not quite fastest enough to make the final. David Boakye set yet another PB with 7.19 in his heat.

In the senior races Dickson Kusi set a PB of 7.11 whilst Tyrell Dankwa ran 7.44.

>> Meanwhile, if you’re interested in taking part in the Milton Keynes Festival of Running on Sunday March 11, there is still time to sign up.

Races over 5km, 10km, half marathon and 20 mile distances will be held, with entries already up a third on last year.

To sign up, visit www.mkrun.co.uk