A team of 50 stars has been selected to represent Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the International Athletics Party of Loughborough 2025 on Sunday, May 18.
The U20 team presents a mixture of U20 European medalists, British champions and emerging talent, while preparing to face athletes representing Laughborough, England, Scotland, Wales and the National Athletic Couns.
Among the most prominent names in the GB & Ni U20 team this year is Teddy Wilson (Marvin Rowe, Shaftesbury Barnett), the current champion of the Commonwealth Youth Games and the European Record headline of 100m U18 100m. Hello, it is also aligned in a strong 4x100m relay team along Dean Patterson (David Watson, Glasgow Jaguars) and Joel Masters (Jon Cuff, BFTTA), with whom he secured a silver medal in the World Athletics Championship last year.
He also returns to international action (Ashley Bryant, Harriers comes out), who claimed money in the heptatlon in the U18 2024 European championship and will compete in obstacles and high jump events in Laughborough. Otis Poole (Joy Bray, Yate) will join them, the current interior height jump champion of the United Kingdom, and Maddie Down (Mike Bennett, Halesowen), who represented Paralympicsgb both in the weekend T38 100m and long jump.
The medium distance talent Shaikira King (John Skevington, Wreake and Soar Valley) also appears prominently, after having won money in the 800m in the European championship U18 2024 and added a bronze medal in this year’s championships. Its inclusion highlights the depth of young talents that are directed to Laughborough, where the team will play a complete program of events, including the disciplines of Para-Atleta and the relay of mixed genres. With a dynamic combination of experience in emerging championship and promise, this U20 team is well located to adopt the challenges of the opening of the season and establish the tone for a summer of large international competitions.
The event will see GB field teams and in a complete program of athletics events, with additional entries in 4x100m and 4x400m and mixed relays.
Darren Ritchie, team leader, said: “Laughborough’s international always provides an exciting opportunity for our U20 athletes to be tested against the senior bastosion at the beginning of the season. We have selected a Stone Stone Stone Stone Talping Talping Talping and for many this fault this farce is verbal of this farce.
The GB and NI U20 team for the International 2025 Laughborough (Sunday, May 18):
Sprints and obstacles
Women:
Lucy Tallon (Nigel Stickings, Tonbridge AC) (100m)
Maddie Down (Mike Bennett, Halesowen) (paragraph 100)
Ava Freeman (Sharon Morris, Birchfield Harriers) (200m)
Eleanor McIntosh (Darrell Maynard, Bristol & West) (400m)
Thea Brown (Ashley Bryant, comes out Harriers) (100mh)
Stephanie Okoro (Laura Turner-Alleyne/Tony Benton, Havering) (400mh)
Men:
Rikaion Smith (Ivor Patrick Northey, Hern Hill) (100m)
Teddy Wilson (Marvin Rowe, Shaftesbury Barnett) (200m)
Stanley Chevous (Lee Bowker, IPPSWich) (400m)
Joshua Taylor (110mh) (Lee Farleight/Colin Jackson, Exeter)
Oliver Parker (James Wright, Rugby and Northampton) (400mh)
Euan Murray (Graham Mattacks, Team Bath) (paragraph 100)
Rory Brown (Matthew Viatner, Yate) (for 400m)
Medium and long distance
Women:
Shaikira King (John Skovington, Wreake and Soar Valley) (800m)
Isobelle Jones (Wolverhampton and Bilston) (mile)
McGowan Island (Ros Kelling, Banbury) (3000m)
Tilly Nickell (Mark Thomas, Team Bath) (3000m SC)
Men:
Jack Organ (Derek Osborne, Brecon) (800m)
Zachary Dunne (Jane Clark, Norwich City) (Milla)
Luke Dunham (Andrew Hobdell, Herts Phoenix) (3000m)
Dillon Millard (Dave Lee, Taunton AC) (3000m SC)
Logan Murray (John Mitchell, Cornwall AC) (for 1500m)
Leap
Women:
Daisy Snell (Guy Spencer, Blackheath and Bromley) (long jump)
Qi-Chi Ukpai (Guy Spencer, Blackheath & Bromley) (Triple jump)
Thea Brown (Ashley Bryant, comes out Harriers) (height jump)
Isabella Turner (Andy Jackson, Dacorum and Tring AC) (pole jumping)
Maddie Down (Mike Bennett, Halesowen) (for long jump)
Men:
RENA Corrin (Emma Lowry, Manx) (Length jump)
Harley Henry (Craig Andrew, Shaftesbury Barnet) (triple jump)
Otis Poole (Joy Bray, Yate) (high jump)
Rudi May (Trevor Fox, Sheffield and Dearne) (pole jump)
Elliott Griffiths (Mike Holmes, Liverpool Harriers) (for Long Junt)
Lance
Women:
Alani Dumbuya (Simon Forster, Leigh) (weight launch)
Ayesha Jones (Tom Dobbing, Marshal Milton Keynes) (Javelin launch)
Kaitlyn Waddell (David Thomas, North Shields Poly) (Throw Throw)
Gabriella Tcheukam (Paul Weston, Croydon) (Disc Launch)
Men:
Alastair Brown (Greg Beard, Chelmsford) (weight launch)
Tom Rutter (Tom Dobbing, Hertford & Ware) (Javelin launch)
Berry Soapz (Steve Pearson, Halesowen) (hammer throw)
Jacob Ford (Taunton AC) (Disc Launch)
Launches
4x100m female:
Mabel Akande (Denise Timmis, Lincoln)
Nell Desir (Lisa Waddon, Cardiff Archers)
Amelia Gittens (Joe McDonnell, Herts Phoenix)
Isabelle Walkey (Sandra Woodman, Yate)
Lucy Tallon (Nigel Stickings, Tonbridge Ac)
4x100m for men:
Fabian Powell (James Wright, Rugby and Northampton)
Dean Patterson (David Watson, Glasgow Jaguars)
Lewis Stephens (Helen James, Cardiff)
Joel Masters (Jon Fuff, BFTTA)
Teddy Wilson (Marvin Rowe, Shaftesbury Barnett)
Mixed 4x400m:
Stanley Chevous (Lee Bowker, IPpswich)
Ava Freeman (Sharon Morris, Birchfield Harriers)
Dylan McCulloch (Francis Smith, Piteavie)
Eleanor Mcintosh (Darrell Maynard, Bristol and West)
Rayhan Mourtada (John Blackie, Blackheath and Bromley)
Oliver Parker (James Wright, Rugby and Northampton)
Charlie Tong (Richard Holt, Momentum Sports Track)
Stephanie Okoro (Laura Turner-Alleyne/Tony Benton, Havering)
Arabella Wilson (Andy Fisher, TVH)
The Loughborough International is a hero annually at the Paula Radcliffe stadium and presents senior and U20 teams in a one -day competition format.
