HUNTS AC sent a team of 30 athletes to compete in the Eastern Young Athletes League at Peterborough on Sunday. After a string of winning performances from their ever-reliable stars, Hunts finished in fourth place overall with 346 points. Dennis Penny-Tour

HUNTS AC sent a team of 30 athletes to compete in the Eastern Young Athletes League at Peterborough on Sunday.

After a string of winning performances from their ever-reliable stars, Hunts finished in fourth place overall with 346 points.

Dennis Penny-Toure, one of the club's most consistent winners this season, picked up his customary double victory in the U13 A string long jump and 75m hurdles. Top female performer was Lily Seach, who sprinted to victory in the U17 200m and 300m.

The club's strength in depth was demonstrated by Harry Whybrow emulating Penny-Toure with victory in the B string 75m hurdles. George Seach followed suit in the B string long jump, leaping a personal best to win.

Jonathan Edwards has been improving his personal bests by the week this season, and he delivered again on Saturday, pulling out the longest throw of his career to win the U17 Men's discus. His throw of 42.04m has cemented his selection for the English Schools Championships in Sheffield next weekend.

Tom Horwood was also dominant in the field, winning the U15 Boys hammer title by over 10 metres.

In the U13 Girls section, Katie Scholey ran a PB in her 800m win, and Rebecca Pedley won the B string race. Jessica Alden won the B string long jump comfortably, and Eleanor Smith won the U15 Girls 1500m B. Lucy Readman equalled her personal best in her U17 women's B string 200m.