Story By Bjorn Jansen
Tommy seized the moment, stepping onto the track in Sheffield for their first Indoor Nationals, ready to perform. After months of hard work, it was time to trust the training, rise to the occasion, and enjoy the experience.
On Saturday, Tommy (13) powered through to the U15 300m final, claiming a silver medal with a brilliant personal best of 37.76. This remarkable time places him 2nd in the UK and 25th on the U15 all-time indoor rankings. His composure under pressure and confidence in his race plan were clear, delivering one of the best performances of his young career.
Sunday brought another standout performance, this time in the 200m. Tommy shattered his personal best by four-tenths in the heats, running 23.55 to earn a place in the final. In a fiercely contested race, he battled to a strong fourth-place finish, with his time now ranking him 5th in the UK.
Across both events, Tommy demonstrated maturity beyond his years, racing with heart, focus, and precision. The weekend was a true breakthrough, not just in results, but in experience. With his trajectory and mindset, this is just the beginning.
Tommy’s performances also reflected the energy and commitment shown across each training block. He continues to lead by example, and his results inspire the rest of the group to keep pushing forward.
Tommy stormed to the U15 300m final, securing a silver medal with a superb personal best of 37.76. This outstanding time places him 2nd in the UK and 25th on the U15 all-time indoor rankings. For the full story, please read here.