Jedburgh

Johnathan is still doing the stuff and progressing with every meet. On Wednesday he was at Grangemouth and ran in two 100 metres races and was third in both in 11.52 seconds and 11.40 which was his best domestic run this season. He did 11.36 in Gothenburg in response to the challenge of the unknown but the 11.40 is an indicator of better to come. Then on Saturday he went to Jedburgh for the Games there and although he was handicapped out of it in the Heats of the 110 metres, he ran in the invitation 100 where he was second defeating the likes of Craig Fleming and Greg Turnbull. This was a very good run and if he can reproduce it on a tartan track it is worth faster than 11.4 and maybe down as quick as 11.0 seconds. Good on yer, Johnathan!!!