Zharnel Hughes was emotional as he won the British 100m title, dedicating his victory to his late aunt, Iola Ebanks, whose funeral coincided with his competition. Hughes finished first in 9.94 seconds, narrowly beating Jeremiah Azu. Despite his grief, Hughes expressed gratitude for Azu’s support and the win, honoring his family and late aunt.
In the women’s final, Daryll Neita was disqualified for a false start, allowing Amy Hunt to clock a personal best of 11.02 seconds, securing her spot in the upcoming World Championships. Hunt looks forward to competing in the 200m against Dina Asher-Smith.
Georgia Hunter Bell aims to win the national 800m title and is considering a double challenge at the World Championships. With teammate Keely Hodgkinson sidelined, Hunter Bell eyes success in the 800m event, acknowledging the dominance of Faith Kipyegon in the 1500m.
Molly Caudery excelled in the pole vault, claiming gold with a height of 4.85m. Lawrence Okoye set a championship record in the discus, while Anna Purchase achieved the same feat in the hammer throw. Alessandro Schenini surprised by winning the men’s long jump, and Alicia Barrett and Scott Lincoln secured victories in the 100m hurdles and shot put, respectively.