Junior Climbing Team moving on up in Warsaw

Posted by Mark Alderson on 22/07/2007

Members of the Junior British Climbing Team have recorded some significant results at the Polish round of the European Youth Series in Warsaw this weekend.

Natalie Berry took Silver in the final after qualifying mid-field in the Female Youth A category.
Tony Musselbrook finished ninth in the Male Junior Category. He qualified in fourth place after being placed 13th on the first route but being the only competitor to top the second.
Shauna Coxsey also made her final in the Female Youth B category, eventually finishing in fifth place.

Other results were as follows:

Male Junior
24th Adam Watson

Male Youth A
16th Robert Mackenzie
18th James Garden
28th Peter Johnstone

Male Youth B
14th Joshua Farrell

Well done to all the above for returning a great set of results that show a definite upward trend.

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