Brooklyn Myers and Philip Woollins produced standout displays as runners tackled the demanding terrain of Fort Scaur in the second meet of the 2026 Bermuda National Athletic Association National Cross-Country Series.
The undulating Sandys course offered a stiff test across all age groups, but Myers made light work of the circuit in the 14-16 women’s two-mile division. Delivering a dominant showing from the front, she crossed the line in 12 minutes 5.67 seconds to seal an emphatic victory. Riana Robinson secured second spot in 13 minutes 4.22 seconds, holding off a spirited charge from Sukanya Jobson, who completed the podium in 13 minutes 7.37 seconds.
In the senior ranks, the 20-39 men’s three-mile contest developed into a fiercely competitive battle over the longer distance. Philip Woollins took top honours with a well-paced effort, stopping the clock in 19 minutes 22.69 seconds to claim the victory. Benjamin Smith kept the pressure on throughout to finish as runner-up in 19 minutes 46.38 seconds, while Jarno Wolf ran a resolute race to take third in 20 minutes 37.81 seconds.
Mae Tirfe proved the class of the field in the 20-39 women’s three-mile race, navigating the rolling trails with authority to take the tape in 21 minutes 43.05 seconds.
Solo triumphs also highlighted the junior divisions. Ella Shepherd mastered the three-mile route to capture first place in the 17-19 women’s race in 22 minutes 50.50 seconds, while Tobiah Goodchild claimed the honours in the 17-19 men’s two-mile event, clocking 17 minutes 25.44 seconds to round off a competitive day of cross-country racing.
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