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Oliver Macdonald claims gold in Birmingham in U20 3000m (photo by James Rhodes)<\/strong><\/p>\n *Note: This story is subject to corrections and will be updated on Tuesday. Please bear with us.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Scottish results and medal outcomes on scotstats.net website<\/a><\/p>\n Scottish athletes enjoyed memorable medal moments in the Alexander Stadium at the last Commonwealth Games in 2022.<\/p>\n And it was a similar story over the weekend on another visit to Birmingham<\/strong> for the England Athletics Senior <\/strong>and U20 Champs.<\/strong><\/p>\n Winning selection for Finland was the target in the younger age groups and making the GB and NI team for the European U20 Champs in Tampere in August.<\/p>\n Oliver Patton<\/strong> set a strong tone for Scots with his gold medal win in the 1500m on Friday \u2013 the Kilbarchan AAC athlete punched the air as he punched his ticket for Finland.<\/p>\n Oliver MacDonald<\/strong> followed that lead with 3000m success for the Giffnock North AC athlete ensuring his selection, too.<\/p>\n Kaya Slater<\/strong> will join them in the 100m with the Falkirk Vics athlete now having confirmed Scottish eligibility ( with dad Roddy having run for Scotland a generation ago).<\/p>\n Silver and bronze medal positions in the Men\u2019 400m for Dylan McCulloch<\/strong> (Pitreavie AAC) at 48.31 and Luc Macleod<\/strong> (Banchory Stonehaven) at 48.33 also bode well for selection (although they do not have the individual standard).<\/p>\n Matilda Brockley<\/strong> won the U20 Women\u2019s Triple Jump to add another gold to the Scottish medal haul.<\/p>\n Callum Newby wins decathlon gold (photo via Jamie Bowie)<\/strong><\/p>\n These were among the U20 highlights and the medal rush was significant at Senior level, as well.<\/p>\n Great to see real strength displayed by Scots in field events as athletes beat a regular path to the podium.<\/p>\n There were title wins for:<\/p>\n Nick Percy <\/strong>and Kirsty Law<\/strong> in the discus; Alessandro Schenini<\/strong> in the long jump; Callum Newby<\/strong> in the decathlon and Bera Ajala in the triple jump.<\/p>\n At Senior level, in addition to those five golds, William Ritchie-Moulin<\/strong> won silver in the sprint hurdles.<\/p>\n At U20 level, in addition to those mentioned above, there were medals for:<\/p>\n Silver: Charis Crawford,\u00a0Logan Mitchell, Sophie Robertson<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Bronze: Reiss Marshall,\u00a0Anna Reid<\/strong>.<\/p>\n It was a weekend of success for our Para athletes in Birmingham, too.<\/p>\n Ross Paterson, Adam Donnachie, Kirsty Soutar<\/strong> and Finlay Menzies<\/strong> all made podium visits.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/strong>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/07\/IMG_4400.jpeg\")
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