Jasmine Clark (Middlesbrough AC) was made to work for her win in the 400
metre hurdles taking gold in 63.17 seconds from Jordan Thrower (New Marske Harriers) who took the silver in a personal best of 65.60 seconds.
She also set a world record in the 200
metre butterfly race in the world championship held at the Qatari capital, Doha, in December 2014, as she finished the race in 1.59.61 minutes.
- ALAR267 15
metres at 403 ppm U3O8 from 115
metresMineralisation is hosted over 1,000
metres of strike by the Brilliant ultramafic and Komatiitic Basalt, Greenmount Sill High Magnesium Basalts and the Footwall Burbanks Basalt.
Under 20 Nathan Baker returned to winning ways in the under 20 men's 1500
metres with a time of 4 minutes 1.70 seconds.
An analysis of additional laboratory work conducted in prior months has confirmed that one drill hole has intersected the southwest extension of the #34 Nickel Zone, with 0.25
metres grading 1.99 per cent nickel as well as 10.20 g/t palladium, 0.91 g/t platinum and 0.06 per cent copper.
36
metres at 0.91 g/t from 40
metres including 4
metres at 3.17 g/t and 4
metres at 2.8 g/t
On the track Josh Cowperthwaite was just outside his best, coming second in the 1500
metres in 4:02, with Ben Palmer taking third in the B race.
Lewis Robertson, 14, set a super new personal best in 400
metres individual medley.
She won the bronze medal in the final of 100
metres freestyle and achieved four new personal best times in other finals.
Four 11-year-olds represented BOSSS with distinction in their age group with Ottilie Marsden leading the way as she swam to two gold medals (50
metre butterfly and 200
metre IM) and three silvers (200
metre butterfly, 100
metre breaststroke and 100
metre IM) on her way to seven PBs.
Hole 19RC022 found 29
metres at 0.7% tungsten trioxide from 81
metres, including 13
metres at 1.1% tungsten trioxide from 91
metres.