In a display of exceptional athleticism, dedication, and team spirit, Boyne AC athletes delivered outstanding performances at the Leinster Uneven Age Cross Country Championships held in Tinahely, County Wicklow, on Saturday.

The damp, hilly, and scenic course tested every competitor's resolve, adding to the prestige of the event. The club’s representatives demonstrated their commitment on the course, earning well-deserved accolades and making their supporters proud.

Caitlin Hughes displayed her competitive drive in the Girls U11 race, finishing in an impressive 30th place amidst a highly competitive field. Caitlin’s efforts contributed to the Louth team’s commendable sixth place finish overall, a testament to her perseverance and determination. The Boyne AC community is immensely proud of her performance.

Jack Willis delivered an amazing performance in the fiercely contested Boys U13 race, securing 12th place and taking home an individual medal. Notably, this was Jack’s first Leinster competition, making his achievement even more remarkable and with such a promising start, Jack has an exciting future ahead. His focus and resilience were evident as he powered through the course, bringing joy and pride to his family and teammates alike.

In the Boys U17 race, Seamus Keenan and Jack Garvey demonstrated both skill and determination. Seamus battled his way to an impressive 21st place finish, underscoring his commitment and training. Meanwhile, Jack’s outstanding run earned him 8th place, an individual medal, and the admiration of all in attendance.

Their combined efforts propelled the Louth team to a 3rd place finish and a bronze team medal, a fitting reward for their hard work and teamwork. Their achievements have set a high standard and inspired the club as they look forward to competing at the All-Ireland Championships.