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Swimming Results

Cat 1   25m Backstroke

2nd Andrew McGeehan,           5th Rebecca Maller

Cat 2  2nd Oliver Riddell          3rd Katie Dulson

Cat 1  25m Breaststroke

1st  Holly Kimmons               

Cat 2 4th Michelle Cameron    5th Katie Dulson

Cat 1 25m Freestyle

3rd Oliver Riddell

Cat 1 50m Freestyle

1st Andrew McGeehan              2nd Holly Kimmons

4th Michelle Cameron               5th Rebecca Maller

Relay  4 X 25m Freestyle

2nd Holly Kimmons, Michelle Cameron, Rebecca Maller & Andrew McGeehan

GIBRALTAR 8 - 0 (6-0 Ht) ISLE of MAN

ISLE OF MAN 3 - 4 (0-4 Ht)  SPAIN

Top:  Team Isle of Man

Stuart Marques, Jenny Jones, Jason Fox, Andrew Richardson

David Hudson Capt, Katie Saunders, Gareth Cowan, Mark Henry.

Above : Katie Saunders receives her medal from Chief Constable

Accross : Jenny Jones scored the penalty started the fight back and nearly gave the Islands it's first draw.

Paul Clucas wins Gold and Karl Monaghan takes Bronze in 100m

Lindsey Fox wins Gold and Emily Davies 6th in 100metres

Rebecca & Paul carry the flag at opening ceremony

The Athletic Squad

David Hudson with Olympic torch

Tomas (5th) Lindsey (3rd) and Peter Taylor 2nd in Shot Put

Athletic Results

Cat 3 Long Jump         3rd  Paul Clucas                                               4th Karl Monaghan

Cat 4 Long Jump         2nd Peter Taylor                                               3rd Lindsey Fox

Cat 1 Shot                  3rd Karl Monaghan                                           4th Tomas Dawe

Cat 3 Shot                  2nd Lindsey Fox                                                3rd Paul Clucas                                              4th Emily Davies

Cat 2 200 metres        1st Lindsey Fox                                                  6th Emily Davies

Cat 4 200 metres        5th Peter Taylor

Cat 4 100 metres        4th Thomas Dawe

Cat 2 100 metres        1st Peter Taylor                                                  5th Emily Davies

Cat 3 100 metres        1st Paul Clucas                                                   3rd Karl Monaghan

4 x 100 metres Relay  2nd Isle of Man (New PB for the team by 7seconds)

Thomas Dawe 1st, Lindsey Fox 2nd, Paul Clucas 3rd and Peter Taylor 4th.

Special Olympians head to Gibraltar

A SQUAD of Isle of Man Special Olympic athletes will be leaving the Island, tomorrow, Tuesday, to travel to Gibraltar where they will compete in the Gibraltar National Games.
A total of 20, all with learning disabilities, have been selected to compete in athletics, football and swimming events against strong Gibraltarian sides. Six swimmers will be going with coach Barry Dulson, six athletes with coach Graham Davies and eight footballers with their newly appointed coach David Hattersley.
Gibraltar has a very popular Special Olympic organisation which has been in existence for many years and holds a national tournament on the Rock every year.
Other teams attend by invitation only and these are usually from the surrounding regions in Spain, but links with the Isle of Man led to an invitation to send a football team over in 2007 and the success of that trip led in turn to the enlarged squad being invited this year.
Head of the Manx delegation Beryl Wooldridge said: 'It is a great honour for us to be asked to participate in the games in Gibraltar and is testament to the high regard in which the Isle of Man Special Olympic team is held internationally.
'We are looking forward to a successful trip which will not only provide good competition for our sportsmen and women but also be an opportunity to send some new and younger athletes away which will be a great all round experience for them.'
This is a short trip with the team returning to the Island on Saturday but will no doubt be exhausting for the athletes concerned who will be involved in competitions each day in the Mediterranean heat followed by an extensive programme of local activities and hospitality.