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Finn O'Neill was in top form at the weekend
Lifford-Strabane AC’s Finn O’Neill won the English Under-17 Boys’ Heptathlon at the weekend.
Competing in Sheffield, O’Neill took gold with a significant 4,902 points.
This was a significant performance by O’Neill.
On day one, a 13.34m shot put had O’Neill with a marginal lead.
There were just four points in it, but O’Neill powered over the 60m hurdles to win in 8.27 seconds - the fourth fastest time in the UK in 2022.
O’Neill eaed over 3.53m in the pole vault to take him into an unassailable lead.
In the 1000m, O’Neill clocked 2:44.15 to get the job done.
Iolo Grant took silver with 4,310 points while Ethan Ellis won bronze with 4,307 points.
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