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SCOTTISH ATHLETICS ROLL OF HONOUR

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CONTENTS Introduction 2 Track and Field

I. Olympic Games 5 II. World Championships 5-6

III. European Championships 6-7 IV. Commonwealth Games 7-8

Road Running 9 Cross Country 10 Hill Running 12 Ultra Running 15 Para Athletics 17 Index to Medal Winners 20 This version of the booklet has been updated to 4 March 2019. Cover photo – 2017 double European Indoor gold medallist Laura Muir, photographed by Bobby Gavin.

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INTRODUCTION This booklet recognizes the Scottish athletes who have won medals at major championships while representing Scotland or as part of the Great Britain & Northern Ireland team. The first Scottish athletes to win medals in international competition were in the inaugural International Cross Country Championships of 1903, where the six scoring Scottish team members won the bronze medal. It may be churlish to observe that only 4 nations competed – the 4 home countries. Three years later, Wyndham Halswelle and John McGough, both won silver medals at the Olympic Games of 1906 on 30 April. Born in Ireland, John McGough moved to Scotland when only six months old and became the leading Scottish middle distance runner in the early years of the century. Living and working as a postman in the Gorbals district of Glasgow, he joined Bellahouston Harriers and won their 1900 cross-country title. At one time he held every Scottish record from 1000 yards to 4 miles. He won a total of 12 Scottish AAA titles: 880 yards (1903-04, 1907); mile (1902-07, 1910), and 4 miles (1902-03). At Ibrox Stadium on 20 June 1903, McGough won the half-mile, mile and 4-miles titles all in the same afternoon. He was also the Irish AAA champion at both 2 and 3 miles in 1905 and at one mile in 1907. He finished as runner-up at three successive AAA Championships (1904-06). This was undoubtedly his best distance and he won a silver medal in the 1500 at the 1906 Olympic Games. After a notable athletic career at Charterhouse and the RMC, Sandhurst Wyndham Halswelle was commissioned into the Highland Light Infantry in 1901. When the HLI returned to Edinburgh from the Boer War, Halswelle took up the sport in earnest. In 1904, he won the 1904 Army 880 yards championship. In 1905 he turned to quarter-miling and won the AAA and Scottish titles. In 1906, Halswelle won a silver medal in the 400 and bronze in the 800 metres at the Olympic Games in Athens and, on his return for the British season, he won the 100 yards, 220 yards, 440 yards and the 880 yards all on the same afternoon at the Scottish Championships. Two years later, in the Olympic year of 1908, he set a world record of 31.2 seconds for 300 yards and then posted a British 440 yards record of 48.4 seconds before facing the world's best at the Olympic Games in London. Halswelle was the fastest qualifier and faced three Americans in the final. The race was not run in lanes and the starter warned the runners against jostling, but coming into the home-straight, the American John Carpenter blocked off Halswelle, was disqualified, and a re-run was ordered. The re-run, in lanes this time, was set but Robbins and Taylor, the other Americans, sided with the disqualified Carpenter and refused to run. Halswelle appeared alone and won the 1908 Olympic 400 metre title on a walk-over. He thus became the first Briton to win gold, silver and bronze medals in individual Olympic events. However, Arthur Robertson is generally recognised to have been the first Scot to win a gold medal. Born in Sheffield, England, he was the son of a Glasgow doctor and educated at Kelvinside Academy, Glasgow, before moving to King's School, Peterborough, as a 14-year-

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old. In March 1908, Robertson won the English and the International cross country titles (that victory is not recognised in the following lists as he was representing England at the time). At the Games, he won a gold medal in the 3-mile team race, in which he individually finished second, a silver medal in the steeplechase and was fifth in the 5 miles.

In 1930, the first British Empire Games were held in Hamilton, Canada, and Scotland were one of 10 countries competing in athletics and on day two of the track and field programme, Scotland won their only medal of the Games as Duncan McLeod Wright, the current AAA champion, was a comfortable winner of the marathon, finishing approximately 3½ minutes ahead of England’s Sam Ferris. Four years later, Scotland’s team at the London Games included 6 women athletes and the women’s relay team became the first female medal winners for Scotland, finishing 3rd in the 660 yards relay. It was the easiest medal of the event to win, there being only 3 competitors.

SCOTTISH MEDALS IN INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION AT MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Gold Silver Bronze Total Track and Field Olympic Games 6 9 8 23 World Championships 1 3 8 12 World Indoor Championships 2 4 4 10 European Championships 17 9 13 39 European Indoor Championships 10 10 9 29 Commonwealth Games 21 26 52 99 Road Running World Half Marathon 1 1 Cross Country ICCU Championships 2 6 5 13 World Championships 1 1 2 European Championships 2 2 Ultra Running IAU World Championships 3 5 4 12 IAU European Championships 1 3 5 9 Commonwealth Championships 1 1 Hill Running World Championships 2 4 2 8 World Long-Distance Champs 2 2 1 5 European Championships 4 4 Commonwealth Championships 1 1 Para Athletics Paralympic Games 37 26 19 82 World Championships 16 10 12 38 World Marathon Cup 1 1 2 European Championships 22 6 1 29 TOTAL 145 128 148 421

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Since then, Scotland’s medal tally has increased to 421 in individual events as can be seen from the above table, which does not include the team medals awarded in cross country, road, hill and ultra-running. The development of Paralympic Athletics has been a major contributory factor to the above total, with 151 medals coming from that source.

The leading medal winners, including team medals, to date are:

MAINSTREAM ATHLETICS Athlete Discipline Gold Silver Bronze Total Eilidh Child Track & Field 3 8 6 17 Angela Mudge Hill 2 9 3 14 Yvonne Murray Track & Field 4 3 4 11 John Suttie Smith Cross Country 4 7 11 Lee McConnell Track & Field 3 8 11 Joasia Zakrzewski Ultra 1 3 6 10 Liz Lynch/McColgan T&F/Road/CC 4 4 1 9 Robbie Simpson Hill/T&F 1 4 4 9 Allan Wells Track & Field 5 2 1 8 Stephanie Twell T&F/CC 4 2 2 8 Duncan Wright T&F/CC 1 7 8 Robbie Sutherland Cross Country 4 4 8 George Wallach Cross Country 3 5 8 Laura Muir Track & Field 5 1 1 7 Tracey Brindley Hill 1 2 4 7 Sharon Law Ultra 2 5 7 Eleanor Greenwood Ultra 6 6 David Jenkins Track & Field 3 3 6 Tom McKean Track & Field 3 3 6 Brian Whittle Track & Field 3 3 6 Simon Pride Ultra 1 1 4 6 Cameron Sharp Track & Field 1 1 4 6 George MacKenzie Cross Country 4 2 6 Donald Ritchie Ultra 1 5 6

PARA ATHLETICS Stephen Payton 12 4 5 21 Maria Lyle 7 4 4 15 Libby Clegg 6 5 11 Caroline Innes 6 3 2 11 Karen Lewis 4 3 2 9 Samantha Kinghorn 5 2 7 Stefanie Reid 2 2 3 7 Colin Keay 5 1 6 Joanna Butterfield 4 1 1 6

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TRACK AND FIELD

OLYMPIC GAMES The major pinnacle for international athletes is competition at the highest level, the Olympic Games. The Games were first held in Athens in 1896 and are held every 4 years. Scottish athletes have won gold medals, silver medals and bronze medals at the Olympic Games as follows: GOLD Wyndham Halswelle 1908 400 metres Arthur Robertson 1908 3 miles team Henry Macintosh 1912 4x100 metres Robert Lindsay 1920 4x400 metres Eric Liddell 1924 400 metres Allan Wells 1980 100 metres

SILVER Wyndham Halswelle 1906 400 metres John McGough 1906 1500 metres Arthur Robertson 1908 3200m S’case James Wilson 1920 Cross Country team Alistair McCorquodale 1948 4x100 metres David Jenkins 1972 4x400 metres

Allan Wells 1980 200 metres Elliot Bunney 1988 4x100 metres Liz McColgan 1988 10000 metres

BRONZE Wyndham Halswelle 1906 800 metres James Soutter 1912 4x400 metres James Wilson 1920 10000 metres Eric Liddell 1924 200 metres Ian Stewart 1972 5000 metres Linsey Macdonald 1980 4x400 metres Yvonne Murray 1988 3000 metres Eilidh Doyle 2016 4x400 metres

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS The IAAF World Championships commenced in 1983 and were held four-yearly until 1991, after which they became a bi-annual event. Scottish athletes who have won medals at these Championships are: GOLD Liz McColgan 1991 10000 metres

SILVER Eilidh Child 2013 4x400 metres Eilidh Doyle 2017 4x400 metres Zoey Clark 2017 4x400 metres

BRONZE Dougie Walker 1997 4x100 metres Lee McConnell 2005 4x400 metres Lee McConnell 2007 4x400 metres Lee McConnell 2009 4x400 metres Lee McConnell 2011 4x400 metres Jamie Bowie 2013 4x400 metres Eilidh Child 2015 4x400 metres Kirsten McAslan 2015 4x400 metres

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WORLD INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS The IAAF World Indoor Championships commenced in 1985 with the first championships being called the World Indoor Games. These championships were held bi-annually until 2003, and bi-annually again from 2004. Scottish athletes who have won medals at these Championships are: GOLD Tom McKean 1993 800 metres Yvonne Murray 1993 3000 metres

SILVER Liz McColgan 1989 3000 metres David Strang 1993 1500 metres Jamie Bowie 2014 4x400 metres

Laura Muir 2018 3000 metres

BRONZE Eilidh Child 2014 4x400 metres Laura Muir 2018 3000 metres Eilidh Doyle 2018 400 metres Zoey Clark 2018 4x400 metres

EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS The European Championships has been established since 1934 and has generally been held every four years, although there was a gap in 1942 for the war and a re-positioning of the event in 1969 and 1971 before again going 4-yearly from 1974. Scottish athletes who have won medals at these Championships are: GOLD Alan Paterson 1950 High Jump Elspeth Hay 1950 4x100 metres John MacIsaac 1958 4x400 metres Rosemary Stirling 1969 4x400 metres David Jenkins 1971 400 metres David Jenkins 1974 4x400 metres Brian Whittle 1986 4x400 metres Tom McKean 1990 800 metres Yvonne Murray 1990 3000 metres Brian Whittle 1990 4x400 metres Brian Whittle 1994 4x400 metres Dougie Walker 1998 200 metres Dougie Walker 1998 4x100 metres Lynsey Sharp 2012 800 metres Eilidh Child 2014 400 metres hurdles Eilidh Doyle 2016 4x400 metres Laura Muir 2018 1500 metres

SILVER Alan Paterson 1946 High Jump David Jenkins 1974 400 metres

Cameron Sharp 1982 200 metres David Jenkins 1982 4x400 metres Tom McKean 1986 800 metres Yvonne Murray 1994 3000 metres Lee McConnell 2010 4x400 metres Lynsey Sharp 2014 800 metres Eilish McColgan 2018 5000 metres

BRONZE Duncan Clark 1946 Hammer Jim Alder 1969 Marathon Rosemary Stirling 1971 800 metres Yvonne Murray 1986 3000 metres Elliot Bunney 1986 4x100 metres Allison Curbishley 1998 4x400 metres Lee McConnell 2002 400 metres Chris O'Hare 2014 1500 metres Eilidh Child 2014 4x400 metres Stephanie Twell 2016 5000 metres Jake Wightman 2018 1500 metres Zoey Clark 2018 4x400 metres Eilidh Doyle 2018 4x400 metres

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EUROPEAN INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS The European Indoor Championships first took place in 1966 (as the European Indoor Games to 1969) and were held annually until the championships in Glasgow in 1990, when they changed to every 2 years. Scottish athletes who have won medals at these Championships are: GOLD Peter Stewart 1971 3000 metres Ian Stewart 1975 3000 metres Yvonne Murray 1987 3000 metres Tom McKean 1990 800 metres David Strang 1994 1500 metres Eilidh Child 2013 4x400 metres Laura Muir 2017 1500 metres Laura Muir 2017 3000 metres Laura Muir 2019 1500 metres Laura Muir 2019 3000 metres

SILVER Brian Whittle 1988 400 metres Brian Whittle 1989 400 metres Yvonne Murray 1986 3000 metres Lee McConnell 2011 4x400 metres

Eilidh Child 2013 400 metres Kirsten McAslan 2015 4x400 metres Eilidh Doyle 2017 4x400 metres Chris O’Hare 2019 3000 metres Zoey Clark 2019 4x400 metres Eilidh Doyle 2019 4x400 metres

BRONZE Rosemary Stirling 1969 400 metres Rosemary Stirling 1971 800 metres John Robson 1979 1500 metres Geoff Parsons 1986 High Jump Yvonne Murray 1985 3000 metres Lee McConnell 2005 4x400 metres Lee McConnell 2007 4x400 metres Chris O'Hare 2015 1500 metres Eilish McColgan 2017 3000 metres

COMMONWEALTH GAMES The Commonwealth Games are the only major track and field championships in which Scotland take part in their own right, rather than Scottish athletes being part of a British team. The Games are held every four years, first took place as the British Empire Games in 1930, before changing to the British Empire and Commonwealth Games, the British Commonwealth Games and, since 1978, under its current title. Scottish athletes who have won medals at these Championships are:

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GOLD Duncan Wright 1930 Marathon Alan Hunter 1934 440 yards hurdles Duncan Clark 1950 Hammer Joe McGhee 1954 Marathon Jim Alder 1966 Marathon Rosemary Stirling 1970 800 metres Ian Stewart 1970 5000 metres Lachie Stewart 1970 10000 metres Rosemary Payne 1970 Discus Allan Wells 1978 200 metres David Jenkins 1978 4x100 metres Allan Wells 1978 4x100 metres Cameron Sharp 1978 4x100 metres Drew McMaster 1978 4x100 metres Allan Wells 1982 100 metres Allan Wells 1982 200 metres Meg Ritchie 1982 Discus Liz Lynch 1986 10000 metres Liz McColgan (Lynch) 1990 10000 metres Yvonne Murray 1994 10000 metres Libby Clegg 2014 T12 100 metres

SILVER Donald Robertson 1934 Marathon David Young 1938 Discus Andrew Forbes 1950 6 Miles Alan Paterson 1950 High Jump Mike Lindsay 1962 Shot Mike Lindsay 1962 Discus Ian McCafferty 1970 5000 metres Jim Alder 1970 Marathon Rosemary Payne 1974 Discus Allan Wells 1978 100 metres Anne Clarkson 1982 800 metres Tom McKean 1986 800 metres Geoff Parsons 1986 High jump Yvonne Murray 1990 3000 metres Mark Davidson 1990 4x400 metres Tom McKean 1990 4x400 metres David Strang 1990 4x400 metres Brian Whittle 1990 4x400 metres Allison Curbishley 1998 400 metres Lee McConnell 2002 400 metres Chris Baillie 2006 110 metres hurdles Eilidh Child 2010 400 metres hurdles Eilidh Child 2014 400 metres hurdles Lynsey Sharp 2014 800 metres Eilidh Child 2018 400 metres hurdles Maria Lyle 2018 T35 100 metres

BRONZE Ian Young 1934 100 yards James Stothard 1934 880 yards Duncan Wright 1934 Marathon John Michie 1934 High jump William Mackenzie 1934 Hammer Andrew Turner 1934 4x110 yards David Brownlee 1934 4x110 yards Robin Murdoch 1934 4x110 yards Ian Young 1934 4x110 yards Margaret Mackenzie 1934 660 yards Catherine Jackson 1934 660 yards Sheila Dobbie 1934 660 yards Joan Cunningham 1934 660 yards Richard Wallace 1934 4x440 yards James Stothard 1934 4x440 yards Ronald Wylde 1934 4x440 yards Alan Hunter 1934 4x440 yards Ewan Douglas 1954 Hammer Jim Alder 1966 6 miles Bill Sutherland 1970 20 miles walk Moira Walls 1970 High jump John Robson 1978 1500 metres Brian Burgess 1978 High jump Chris Black 1978 Hammer Cameron Sharp 1982 100 metres Cameron Sharp 1982 200 metres Graham Eggleton 1982 Pole vault Chris Black 1982 Hammer Angus McCuaig 1982 4x100 metres Allan Wells 1982 4x100 metres Cameron Sharp 1982 4x100 metres Drew McMaster 1982 4x100 metres Sandra Whittaker 1982 4x400 metres Anne Clarkson 1982 4x400 metres Angela Bridgeman 1982 4x400 metres Linsey Macdonald 1982 4x400 metres Sandra Whittaker 1986 200 metres Yvonne Murray 1986 3000 metres Jamie Henderson 1986 4x100 metres George McCallum 1986 4x100 metres Cameron Sharp 1986 4x100 metres Elliot Bunney 1986 4x100 metres Liz McColgan 1990 3000 metres Geoff Parsons 1990 High jump Geoff Parsons 1994 High jump Jamie Quarry 2002 Decathlon Lee McConnell 2006 400 metres hurdles Stephanie Twell 2010 1500 metres Mark Dry 2014 Hammer Mark Dry 2018 Hammer Jake Wightman 2018 1500 metres Robbie Simpson 2018 Marathon

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ROAD RUNNING

WORLD HALF MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS The IAAF World Half Marathon Championships is held every two years. It was contested annually from 1992 to 2010 (briefly replaced by the IAAF World Road Running Championships in 2006 and 2007). The competition replaced the female-only IAAF World Women's Road Race Championships, which was held annually from 1983 to 1991. There has been only one individual Scottish medallist at these events, alongside our marathon medallists who have been shown within the track and field championships. GOLD Liz McColgan 1992 Half Marathon

Team Silver Liz McColgan 1992 Half Marathon

WORLD MARATHON CUP The IAAF World Marathon Cup was first held in 1985. From 1997 it was held in conjunction with the marathon race at the World Championships, but was discontinued after the 2011 event. No Scot won individual medals at the event but in the team event, the following medals were gained as part of the GB team: Team Bronze Peter Fleming 1993 Hayley Haining 2005

WORLD ROAD RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS The IAAF World Road Relay Championships was held bi-annually on 4 occasions between 1992 and 1998. The following medal was won as part of the Great Britain team: Team Bronze John Sherban 1992

EUROPEAN MARATHON CUP The European Marathon Cup is a team marathon competition between European countries. Started in 1981, the race has been held in conjunction with the European Athletics Championships since 1994. Team medals are awarded separately from the main championships. The following medal has been won as part of the Great Britain team: Team Bronze Susan Partridge 2010

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CROSS COUNTRY The International Cross Country Championships, which had been created by the International Cross Country Union in 1903, ran annually until 1972 when it was taken over by the IAAF, becoming the IAAF World Championships. Scotland competed in its own right in the championships. Scottish athletes who have won medals at these championships are as follows:

ICCU CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD James Wilson 1920 James Flockhart 1937

SILVER George Wallach 1914 James McIntyre 1923 John Suttie Smith 1928 Robert Sutherland 1930

Robert Sutherland 1933 William Wylie 1935

BRONZE George Wallach 1911 John Suttie Smith 1933 Alex Dow 1936 Ian McCafferty 1969 Ian Stewart 1972

The following medals have been won as part of the Scotland team – medals were given to the scoring team athletes only: Silver – Sam Stevenson, Tom Johnston, John Ranken, Peter Russell, George MacKenzie & Sam Elliot (1905); Tom Jack, Pat Melville, Thomas Robertson, Tom Johnston, William Bowman & George MacKenzie (1907); George Wallach, J.D. Hughes, G.R. Stephen, Harry Hughes, Tom Jack & George MacKenzie (1912); George Wallach, James Lindsay, Archie Craig Sr., George MacKenzie, David Peat & Sam Watt (1914); Robbie Sutherland, John Suttie Smith, Jimmy Wood, Walter Gunn, David Fry & Charles Wilson (1931), Robert Sutherland, John Suttie Smith, Harry McIntosh, James Flockhart, William Slidders & Samuel Tombe (1933); William Wylie, Alex Dow, John Suttie Smith, James Flockhart, William Sutherland & James Freeland (1935). Bronze – James Crosbie, John Ranken, James Ure, T.C. Hughes, James Reston & Thomas Mulrine (1903), John Ranken, James Barrie, David Mill, James Reston, James Ure & Sam Kennedy (1904), Sam Stevenson, David Cather, Peter Russell, R.E. Hughes, John Ranken & Thomas Robertson (1906); William Bowman, Alex Mann, James Duffy, Tom Johnston, George MacKenzie & Sam Watt (1909); Alex McPhee, James Duffy, George MacKenzie, Robert Gilbert, John Templeman & Alex Mann (1910); George Wallach, Sam Watt, Angus Kerr, Tom Johnston, Alex Mann & Alex McPhee (1911); George Wallach, Angus Kerr, Archie Craig Sr, Sam Watt, John Templeman & Ally McDonald (1913); James Wilson, Angus Kerr, Archie Craig Sr., Dunky Wright, Alex Barrie & John Strain (1920); George Wallach, Archie Craig Sr, Dunky Wright, Walter Calderwood, John Cuthbert & James Riach (1922); Archie Craig Sr, James McIntyre, Dunky Wright, James Wilson, George Wallach & Robert McIntyre (1924); James Mitchell, Dunky Wright, Frank Stevenson, Dan Quinn, Robert Miller & Charles Freshwater (1926); Frank Stevenson, Robert Miller, Dunky Wright, John Suttie Smith, James Girvan & Alex McMorran (1927), John Suttie Smith, Frank Stevenson, Robert Sutherland, Dunky Wright, James Wood & Walter Gunn (1928); Robert Sutherland, John Suttie Smith, Walter Gunn, Maxi Stobbs, Frank Stevenson & Maxwell Rayne (1930); John Suttie Smith, James Wood, Harry McIntosh, Donald Urquhart, Walter Gunn &

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James Petrie (1932); James Flockhart, Robert Sutherland, Alex Dow, John Suttie Smith, Walter Hinde & Jackie Laidlaw (1934); Alex Dow, Robert Sutherland, James Flockhart, William Wylie, John Suttie Smith & Jackie Campbell (1936); Margaret MacSherry, Georgena Craig, Leslie Watson & Margaret Purdon (1967); Doreen King, Margaret MacSherry, Dale Greig & Leslie Watson (1968); Margaret Coomber, Mary Stewart, Christine Haskett & Ann Barrass (1972).

IAAF WORLD CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS The IAAF World Cross Country Championships is the most important competition in international cross country running. Held annually to 2011 and now every two years, it started in 1973, when it replaced the International Cross Country Championships. Scotland competed in its own right in the competitions until 1987, since when the home nations have competed as part of the Great Britain & Northern Ireland team. GOLD Ian Stewart 1975

SILVER Liz Lynch 1987

Team Bronze Tommy Murray 1992 Chris Robison 1992 Hayley Haining 1998 Vikki McPherson 1998 Kathy Butler 2004

EUROPEAN CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS The European Cross Country Championships has been held annually since 1994. BRONZE Callum Hawkins 2016 Andrew Butchart 2017

Team Gold Kathy Butler 2003 Freya Murray 2011 Stephanie Twell 2013 Stephanie Twell 2014 Stephanie Twell 2015 Callum Hawkins 2016 Andrew Butchart 2016 Stephanie Twell 2017

Team Silver Hayley Haining 1996 Kathy Butler 2000 Kathy Butler 2001 Laura Kenney 2008 Laura Kenney 2009 Andrew Lemoncello 2009 Freya Murray 2009 Stephanie Twell 2010 Stephanie Twell 2016

Team Bronze Rosie Smith 2012 Andrew Butchart 2017

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HILL RUNNING

WORLD MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS The World Mountain Running Championships were first held in 1985 as the World Mountain Running Trophy. From 1985 to 1992, there were two men’s races – a short course and a long course – before the short course race was dropped. Scotland competed as a team until 2008 after which the home nations combined in a GB team. GOLD Beverley Redfern 1990 Angela Mudge 2000

SILVER Colin Donnelly 1989 short course Tommy Murray 1995 Angela Mudge 2003 Tracey Brindley 2005

BRONZE Tracey Brindley 2003 Robbie Simpson 2015

Team Gold Angela Mudge, Tracey Brindley & Lyn Wilson 2003

Team Silver Tommy Murray, Robert Quinn, Colin Donnelly, Graeme Bartlett, Peter Dymoke & John Hepburn 1995

Tracey Brindley, Sula Young, Angela Mudge & Jill Mykura 2005

Team Bronze Patricia Calder, Penny Rother, Joyce Salvona & Barbara Murray 1988 Colin Donnelly, Brian Potts, John Wilkinson & Ian Davidson 1989 Beverly Redfern, Patricia Calder, Joyce Salvona & Jane Robertson 1990 Colin Donnelly, Neil Wilkinson, Dermot McGonigle & John Wilkinson 1992 Angela Mudge, Tracey Brindley, Trudi Thomson & Sonia Armitage 1999 Robbie Simpson 2015 Andrew Douglas 2015

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WORLD LONG-DISTANCE MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The World Long-Distance Mountain Running Championships were introduced in 2004 as the World Long-Distance Mountain Running Challenge. The host for the event changes annually, with the minimum requirements for the challenge being that the course is no longer than 45 kilometres (28 mi) in distance, includes an uphill ascent of at least 1.6 km (1 mile), and has a rough duration of between one hour and forty-five minutes and four hours for the elite men. Scotland competed as a team until 2014 after which the home nations combined in a GB team. GOLD Jethro Lennox 2008 Senior Men Charlotte Morgan 2018 Senior Women

SILVER Angela Mudge 2008 Senior Women Thomas Owens 2011 Senior Men

BRONZE Robbie Simpson 2011 Senior Men

Team Gold Thomas Owens, Robbie Simpson, Jethro Lennox, Andrew Fallas & Simon Peachey 2011

Team Silver Claire Gordon, Helen Bonsor, Jasmin Paris & Shona Robertson 2013 Thomas Owens 2016 Charlotte Morgan & Georgia Tindley 2018

Team Bronze Jethro Lennox, Alasdair Anthony, Kenneth Richmond, Simon Peachey & Paul Raistrick 2009 Claire Gordon, Fiona Maxwell & Iona Robertson 2010 Fiona Maxwell, Andrea Priestley & Claire Gordon 2011 Helen Bonsor 2016

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EUROPEAN MOUNTAIN RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS The European Mountain Running Championships has been held annually by the European Athletic Association each year since 1994. It was officially sanctioned as a championship the following year and was run until 2001 as the European Mountain Running Trophy before changing to its current title. Scotland competed as a team until 2001 after which the home nations combined in a GB team. SILVER Angela Mudge 1999 Senior Women Angela Mudge 2001 Senior Women Angela Mudge 2003 Senior Women Robbie Simpson 2014 Senior Men

Team Gold Lyn Wilson 2005

Team Silver Robert Quinn, Neil Wilkinson, Chris Robison & Allan Milligan 2000 Robbie Simpson 2013

Robbie Simpson 2014 Andrew Douglas 2014 Megan Crawford 2014 Robbie Simpson 2015 Andrew Douglas 2015 Andrew Douglas 2018

Team Bronze Angela Mudge 2002 Angela Mudge 2003 Tracey Brindley 2003 Tracey Brindley 2004 Lyn Wilson 2004 Andrew Douglas 2016

COMMONWEALTH MOUNTAIN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Commonwealth Mountain and Ultradistance Running Championships have been held in 2009 (Keswick) and 2011 (Llandudno). SILVER Angela Mudge 2011 55 kilometres trail

Team Silver Angela Mudge, Lucy Colquhoun, Natalie Christie & Claire Gordon 2011 Trail

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ULTRA RUNNING Ultra distance or ultra running covers any race longer than the traditional marathon distance. There are four IAU (International Association of Ultra Runners) World Championships: the IAU 100 km World Championships, IAU 50 km World Championships (formerly the IAU World Trophy to 2014), IAU 24 Hour World Championship, and the IAU Trail World Championship. The IAU hosts annual European Championships for the 50 km, 100 km and 24 hours. Scottish athletes who have won individual medals at these championships are as follows:

IAU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD Simon Pride 1999 100 kilometres Eleanor Greenwood 2010 100 kilometres Eleanor Greenwood 2014 100 kilometres

SILVER Donald Ritchie 1987 100 kilometres Trudi Thomson 1994 100 kilometres Angela Mudge 2009 Trail Joasia Zakrzewski 2011 100 kilometres Joasia Zakrzewski 2014 50 kilometres

BRONZE Lucy Colquhoun 2011 Trail Joasia Zakrzewski 2011 50 kilometres Joasia Zakrzewski 2014 100 kilometres Joasia Zakrzewski 2016 100 kilometres

Team Gold Eleanor Greenwood 2010 100 kilometres Matthew Williamson 2013 Trail Eleanor Greenwood & Joasia Zakrzewski 2014 100 kilometres

Marco Consani 2015 24 hours

Team Silver Trudi Thomson 1993 100 kilometres Simon Pride & William Sichel 1997 100 kilometres Ross Houston 2016 50 kilometres Thomas Owens, Rob Sinclair & Ryan Smith 2018 Trail

Team Bronze Donald Ritchie 1992 100 kilometres Trudi Thomson 1994 100 kilometres Simon Pride & William Sichel 1999 100 kilometres Debbie Martin-Consani & Sharon Law 2012 24 hours Joasia Zakrzewski, Fionna Cameron & Sandra Bowers 2013 Trail Paul Giblin 2014 100 kilometres Thomas Owens, Paul Giblin & Paul Raistrick 2015 Trail Joasia Zakrzewski 2016 Trail

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IAU EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD Eleanor Greenwood 2010 100 kilometres

SILVER Lynn Harding 1995 100 kilometres Rosalyn Alexander 2004 50 kilometres Joasia Zakrzewski 2011 100 kilometres

BRONZE Donald Ritchie 1999 24 hours Simon Pride 2004 100 kilometres Sharon Law 2012 24 hours Sharon Law 2013 24 hours Joasia Zakrzewski 2015 100 kilometres

Team Gold Rosalyn Alexander 2004 50 kilometres Eleanor Greenwood 2010 100 kilometres Marco Consani 2015 24 hours

Team Silver Mick Francis & Norrie Williamson 1993 24 hours Lynn Harding 1995 100 kilometres Sharon Law & Debbie Martin-Consani 2012 24 hours Sharon Law & Debbie Martin-Consani 2013 24 hours Marco Consani 2016 24 hours James Stewart 2018 24 hours

Team Bronze Donald Ritchie 1991 100 kilometres Donald Ritchie 1992 100 kilometres Trudi Thomson 1994 100 kilometres Simon Pride & William Sichel 1997 100 kilometres Donald Ritchie & Adrian Stott 2000 24 hours Simon Pride 2004 100 kilometres Joasia Zakrzewski 2011 100 kilometres Debbie Martin-Consani, Sharon Law & Fionna Ross 2015 24 hours

COMMONWEALTH ULTRA DISTANCE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Commonwealth Mountain and Ultradistance Running Championships have been held in 2009 (Keswick) and 2011 (Llandudno). BRONZE Lucy Colquhoun 2009 100 kilometres

Team Silver Lucy Colquhoun, Gail Murdoch, Isobel Knox & Sandra Bowers 2009 100 kilometres

Team Bronze Grant Jeans, Andrew Rankin & Paul Hart 2009 100 kilometres Steve Mason, William Sichel & Ritchie Cunningham 2009 24 hours Pauline Walker, Lynne Kuz & Fiona Rennie 2009 24 hours Debbie Martin-Consani, Sharon Law & Pauline Walker 2011 24 hours

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PARA ATHLETICS The main recognised championships for para athletes are the Paralympic Games, first held at Rome in 1960; the World Championships, held every two years since 1994, and the European Championships. In addition, a small number of para events are held within the Commonwealth Games (see separate listing of medalists). Scottish athletes who have won medals at these Championships are:

PARALYMPIC GAMES GOLD Barbara Howie 1972 60m wheelchair Barbara Howie 1972 Slalom Barbara Howie 1972 4 x 40 metres Barbara Howie 1976 60m wheelchair Derek Howie 1976 1500 metres walk Derek Howie 1980 5000 metres walk William McLeod 1980 60 metres Linda Fyfe 1984 C3 Shot putt Linda Fyfe 1984 C3 Javelin throw Aileen Harper 1984 C3 60 metres Aileen Harper 1984 C3 Slalom Aileen Harper 1984 C3 Club throw Colin Keay 1984 C6 60 metres Colin Keay 1984 C6 400 metres Colin Keay 1984 C6 1000m X-country Wilma Lawrie 1984 L2 100 metres Wilma Lawrie 1984 L2 400 metres Amanda Little 1984 C1 Precision throw Anne Swann 1984 C2 Shot putt Anne Swann 1984 C2 Discus throw Anne Swann 1984 C2 Medicine ball Isabel Barr 1988 1B Discus throw Ernest Guild 1988 Shot putt Colin Keay 1988 C6 200 metres Colin Keay 1988 C6 400 metres James Sands 1988 C6 3000m X-country Kerry Taylor 1988 C1 Slalom Caroline Innes 1992 c5-6 100 metres Caroline Innes 1996 T34-35 100 metres Stephen Payton 1996 T37 100 metres Stephen Payton 1996 T37 200 metres Stephen Payton 1996 T37 400 metres Caroline Innes 2000 T36 200 metres Caroline Innes 2000 T36 400 metres

Elizabeth Clegg 2016 T11 100 metres Elizabeth Clegg 2016 T11 200 metres Joanna Butterfield 2016 F52 Club throw

SILVER Barbara Howie 1980 60 metres Isabel Barr 1984 1B Shot putt Isabel Barr 1984 1B Discus throw Amanda Little 1984 C1 Discus throw Gerard McConnell 1984 C8 Discus throw Gordon Robertson 1984 C6 400 metres Isabel Barr 1988 1B Shot putt Carol Johnson 1988 C1 Slalom Colin Keay 1988 C6 100 metres Gerard McConnell 1988 C8 5000m X-country Gordon Robertson 1988 C6 400 metres Kerry Taylor 1988 C1 Precision throw Keith Gardner 1992 C6 Club throw Keith Gardner 1996 F35 Javelin throw Janice Lawton 1996 F32-33 Shot put Caroline Innes 2000 T36 100 metres Pauline Latto 2000 F37 Javelin throw Janice Lawton 2000 F33-34 Discus Stephen Payton 2000 T38 400 metres Stephen Payton 2000 T38 4x100 metres Allan Stuart 2000 T20 400 metres Elizabeth Clegg 2008 T12 100 metres Elizabeth Clegg 2012 T12 100 metres Stefanie Reid 2012 T44/46 Long jump Maria Lyle 2016 T35-38 4x100m Stefanie Reid 2016 T44 Long jump

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BRONZE Linda Fyfe 1984 C3 Club throw John Grant 1984 L3 400 metres John Grant 1984 L3 800 metres Edwin Moore 1984 C2 60 metres Edwin Moore 1984 C2 200 metres Edwin Moore 1984 C2 Club throw Gordon Robertson 1984 C6 60 metres Isabel Barr 1988 1B Javelin throw Gordon Robertson 1988 C6 200 metres Kerry Taylor 1988 C1 Distance throw

Anne Woffinden 1988 C3 Club throw Ernest Guild 1992 THW7 Shot put Gordon Robertson 1996 T34-37 4 x 100m Stephen Payton 1996 T34-37 4 x 100m Stephen Payton 2000 T38 100 metres Stephen Payton 2000 T38 200 metres Stephen Payton 2004 T38 400 metres Maria Lyle 2016 T35 100 metres Maria Lyle 2016 T35 200 metres

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

GOLD Stephen Payton 1994 T37 100 metres Stephen Payton 1994 T37 200 metres Stephen Payton 1994 T37 400 metres Caroline Innes 1998 200 metres Caroline Innes 1998 400 metres Karen Lewis 1998 T52 400 metres Stephen Payton 1998 T38 100 metres Stephen Payton 1998 T38 200 metres Stephen Payton 1998 T38 400 metres Stephen Payton 1998 T38 4 x 400m Elizabeth Clegg 2011 T12 100 metres Joanna Butterfield 2015 F51 Club throw Maria Lyle 2015 T35-38 4 x 100m Samantha Kinghorn 2017 T53 100 metres Samantha Kinghorn 2017 T53 200 metres Stefanie Reid 2017 T44 Long jump

SILVER Caroline Innes 1990 100 metres Caroline Innes 1990 200 metres Karen Lewis 1998 T52 800 metres

Stephen Payton 2002 T38 200 metres Stephen Payton 2002 T38 400 metres Elizabeth Clegg 2006 T12 200 metres Elizabeth Clegg 2013 T12 100 metres Elizabeth Clegg 2013 T12 200 metres Maria Lyle 2015 T35 100 metres Maria Lyle 2015 T35 200 metres

BRONZE Caroline Innes 1994 100 metres Caroline Innes 1994 200 metres Karen Lewis 1998 T52 1500 metres Karen Lewis 2002 T52 200 metres Stephen Payton 2006 T38 400 metres Stefanie Reid 2011 T44 200 metres Stefanie Reid 2011 F44/46 Long jump Joanna Butterfield 2015 F52 Discus throw Samantha Kinghorn 2015 T53 200 metres Samantha Kinghorn 2017 T53 400 metres Maria Lyle 2017 T35 100 metres Maria Lyle 2017 T35 200 metres

WORLD MARATHON CUP GOLD Derek Rae 2018 T45/46 Marathon

BRONZE Derek Rae 2017 T45/46 Marathon

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EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD Karen Lewis 2001 T52 100 metres Karen Lewis 2001 T52 200 metres Pauline Latto 2003 F37 Javelin Karen Lewis 2003 T52 400 metres Stephen Payton 2003 T38 200 metres Stephen Payton 2003 T38 400 metres Libby Clegg 2012 T11 100 metres Libby Clegg 2012 T11 200 metres Joanna Butterfield 2014 F32/51 Club throw Samantha Kinghorn 2014 T53 100 metres Samantha Kinghorn 2014 T53 400 metres Samantha Kinghorn 2014 T53 800 metres Maria Lyle 2014 T35 100 metres Maria Lyle 2014 T35 200 metres Stefanie Reid 2014 T44 Long jump Joanna Butterfield 2016 F32/51 Club throw Maria Lyle 2016 T35 100 metres Maria Lyle 2016 T35 200 metres Maria Lyle 2016 T35-38 4 x 100m Hannah Dines 2018 RR3 100 metres Gavin Drysdale 2018 RR3 100 metres Maria Lyle 2018 T35 100 metres

SILVER Karen Lewis 2001 T52 400 metres Karen Lewis 2003 T52 100 metres Karen Lewis 2003 T52 200 metres Joanna Butterfield 2018 F51 Club Throw Kayleigh Haggo 2018 RR3 100 metres Ross Paterson 2018 T38 400 metres

BRONZE Stefanie Reid 2018 T64 Long jump

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INDEX TO MEDAL WINNERS The following index lists all Scottish medal winners with year, medal (G= Gold, S= Silver, B= Bronze), Championship, and Event. Where a female athlete won medals under both their maiden name and married name, they are listed under their maiden name. Key to Championships: CG – Commonwealth Games, EC – European Championships, ECC – European Cross-Country Championships, EIC – European Indoor Championships, EMC – European Marathon Cup, EMR – European Mountain Running Championships, EPC – European Paralympic Championships, EU – European Ultra-Running Championships, ICC – International Cross Country Union Championships, OG – Olympic Games, PG – Paralympic Games, WC – World Championships, WCC – World Cross Country Championships, WHM – World Half Marathon Championships, WIC – World Indoor Championships, WLM – World Long-Distance Mountain Running Championships, WMC – World Marathon Cup, WMR – World Mountain Running Championships, WPC – World Paralympic Championships, WPM – World Para Athletics Marathon Cup, WRR – World Road Relay Championships, WU – World Ultra-Running Championships. Jim ALDER 1-1-2 1966 G CG Marathon 1970 S CG Marathon 1966 B CG 6 miles 1969 B EC Marathon Rosalyn ALEXANDER 1-1-0 2004 G EU Team 50km 2004 S EU 50km Alasdair ANTHONY 0-0-1 2009 B WLM Team Sonia ARMITAGE 0-0-1 1999 B WMR Team Chris BAILLIE 0-1-0 2006 S CG 110mH Isabel BARR 1-3-1 1988 G PG 1B Discus 1984 S PG 1B Shot 1984 S PG 1B Discus 1988 S PG 1B Shot 1988 B PG 1B Javelin Ann BARRASS 0-0-1 1972 B ICC Team Alex BARRIE 0-0-1 1920 B ICC Team James BARRIE 0-0-1 1904 B ICC Team Graeme BARTLETT 0-1-0 1995 S WMR Team Chris BLACK 0-0-2 1978 B CG Hammer 1982 B CG Hammer Helen BONSOR 0-1-1 2013 S WLM Team 2016 B WLM Team Sandra BOWERS 0-1-1 2009 S CMU Team100k 2013 B WU Team-Trail Jamie BOWIE 0-1-1 2014 S WIC 4x400m 2013 B WC 4x400m William BOWMAN 0-1-1 1907 S ICC Team 1909 B ICC Team Angela BRIDGEMAN 0-0-1 1982 B CG 4x400m Tracey BRINDLEY 1-2-4 2003 G WMR Team 2005 S WMR 2005 S WMR Team

1999 B WMR Team 2003 B WMR 2003 B EMR Team 2004 B EMR Team David BROWNLEE 0-0-1 1934 B CG 4x110yds Elliot BUNNEY 0-1-2 1988 S OG 4x100m 1986 B EC 4x100m 1986 B CG 4x100m Brian BURGESS 0-0-1 1978 B CG High jump Andrew BUTCHART 1-0-2 2016 G ECC Team 2017 B ECC 2017 B ECC Team Kathy BUTLER 1-2-1 2003 G ECC Team 2000 S ECC Team 2001 S ECC Team 2008 B WCC Team Joanna BUTTERFIELD 4-1-1 2014 G EPC F32/51 Club 2015 G WPC F51 Club 2016 G PG F52 Club 2016 G EPC F32/51 Club 2018 S EPC F51 Club 2015 B WPC F52 Discus Patricia CALDER 0-0-2 1988 B WMR Team 1990 B WMR Team Walter CALDERWOOD 0-0-1 1922 B ICC Team Fionna CAMERON/ROSS 0-0-2 2013 B WU Team-Trail 2015 B EU Team-24hr Jackie CAMPBELL 0-0-1 1936 B ICC Team David CATHER 0-0-1 1906 B ICC Team Eilidh CHILD/DOYLE 3-8-6 2013 G EIC 4x400m 2014 G EC 400mH 2016 G EC 4x400m 2010 S CG 400mH 2013 S EIC 400m 2013 S WC 4x400m 2014 S CG 400mH 2017 S EIC 4x400m

2017 S WC 4x400m 2018 S CG 400mH 2019 S WIC 4x400m 2014 B WIC 4x400m 2014 B EC 4x400m 2015 B WC 4x400m 2016 B OG 4x400m 2018 B WIC 400m 2018 B EC 4x400m Duncan CLARK 1-0-1 1950 G CG Hammer 1946 B EC Hammer Zoey CLARK 0-2-2 2017 S WC 4x400m 2019 S EIC 4x400m 2018 B WIC 4x400m 2018 B EC 4x400m Anne CLARKSON 0-1-1 1982 S CG 800m 1982 B CG 4x400m Natalie CHRISTIE 0-1-0 2011 S CMU TeamTrail Elizabeth CLEGG 6-5-0 2011 G WPC T12 100m 2012 G EPC T11 100m 2012 G EPC T11 200m 2014 G CG T12 100m 2016 G PG T11 100m 2016 G PG T11 200m 2006 S WPC T12 200m 2008 S PG T12 100m 2012 S PG T12 100m 2013 S WPC T12 100m 2013 S WPC T12 200m Lucy COLQUHOUN 0-2-2 2009 S CMU Team100k 2011 S CMU TeamTrail 2009 B CMU 100km 2011 B WU Trail Marco CONSANI 2-1-0 2015 G WU Team 24hr 2015 G EU Team 24hr 2016 S EU Team 24hr Margaret COOMBER (see MACSHERRY) Archie CRAIG SR. 0-1-4 1914 S ICC Team 1913 B ICC Team 1920 B ICC Team

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1922 B ICC Team 1924 B ICC Team Georgena CRAIG 0-0-1 1967 B ICC Team Megan CRAWFORD 0-1-0 2014 S EMR Team James CROSBIE 0-0-1 1903 B ICC Team Joan CUNNINGHAM 0-0-1 1934 B CG 660 yards Ritchie CUNNINGHAM 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 24hr Allison CURBISHLEY 0-1-1 1998 S CG 400m 1998 B EC 4x400m John CUTHBERT 0-0-1 1922 B ICC Team Ian DAVIDSON 0-0-1 1989 B WMR Team Mark DAVIDSON 0-1-0 1990 S CG 4x400m Hannah DINES 1-0-0 2018 G EPC RR3 100m Sheila DOBBIE 0-0-1 1934 B CG 660ydsR Colin DONNELLY 0-2-2 1989 S WMR short 1995 S WMR Team 1989 B WMR Team 1992 B WMR Team Andrew DOUGLAS 0-2-2 2014 S EMR Team 2015 S EMR Team 2015 B WMR Team 2016 B EMR Team 018 S EMR Team Ewan DOUGLAS 0-0-1 1954 B CG Hammer Alex DOW 0-1-3 1935 S ICC Team 1934 B ICC Team 1936 B ICC 1936 B ICC Team Eilidh DOYLE (see CHILD) Mark DRY 0-0-2 2014 B CG Hammer 2018 B CG Hammer Gavin DRYSDALE 1-0-0 2018 G EPC RR3 100m James DUFFY 0-0-2 1909 B ICC Team 1910 B ICC Team Peter DYMOKE 0-1-0 1995 S WMR Team Graham EGGLETON 0-0-1 1982 B CG Pole vault Sam ELLIOT 0-1-0 1905 S ICC Team Andrew FALLAS 1-0-0 2011 G WLM Team Peter FLEMING 0-0-1 1993 B WMC Team James FLOCKHART 1-2-2 1937 G ICC 1933 S ICC Team

1935 S ICC Team 1934 B ICC Team 1936 B ICC Team Andrew FORBES 0-1-0 1950 S CG 6 Miles Mick FRANCIS 0-1-0 1993 S EU Team 24h James FREELAND 0-1-0 1935 S ICC Team Charles FRESHWATER 0-0-1 1926 B ICC Team David FRY 0-1-0 1931 S ICC Team Linda FYFE 2-0-1 1984 G PG C3 Shot 1984 G PG C3 Javelin 1984 B PG C3 Club Keith GARDNER 0-2-0 1992 S PG C6 Club 1996 S PG F35 Javelin Paul GIBLIN 0-0-2 2014 B WU Team 100k 2015 B WU Team Trail Robert GILBERT 0-0-1 1910 B ICC Team James GIRVAN 0-0-1 1927 B ICC Team Claire GORDON 0-1-0 2011 S CMU TeamTrail 2013 S WLM Team 2010 B WLM Team 2011 B WLM Team John GRANT 0-0-2 1984 B PG L3 400m 1984 B PG L3 800m Eleanor GREENWOOD 6-0-0 2007 G WU 100km 2010 G EU 100km 2010 G EU Team 100k 2010 G WU Team 100k 2014 G WU 100km 2014 G WU Team 100k Dale GREIG 0-0-1 1968 B ICC Team Ernest GUILD 1-0-1 1988 G PG Shot 1992 B PG THW7 Shot Walter GUNN 0-1-3 1931 S ICC Team 1928 B ICC Team 1930 B ICC Team 1932 B ICC Team Kayleigh HAGGO 0-1-0 2018 S EPC RR3 100m Hayley HAINING 0-1-2 1996 S ECC Team 1998 B WCC Team 2005 B WMC Team Wyndham HALSWELLE 1-1-1 1908 G OG 400m 1906 S OG 400m 1906 B OG 800m Lynn HARDING 0-2-0 1995 S EU 100km 1995 S EU Team-100km

Aileen HARPER 3-0-0 1984 G PG C3 60m 1984 G PG C3 Slalom 1984 G PG C3 Club Paul HART 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 100k Christine HASKETT 0-0-1 1972 B ICC Team Callum HAWKINS 1-0-1 2016 G ECC Team 2016 B ECC Elspeth HAY 1-0-0 1950 G EC 4x100m Jamie HENDERSON 0-0-1 1986 B CG 4x100m John HEPBURN 0-1-0 1995 S WMR Team Walter HINDE 0-0-1 1934 B ICC Team Ross HOUSTON 0-1-0 2016 S WU Team 50k Barbara HOWIE 4-1-0 1972 G PG 60mWC 1972 G PG Slalom 1972 G PG 4 x 40m 1976 G PG 60mWC 1980 S PG 60m Derek HOWIE 2-0-0 1976 G PG 1500m walk 1980 G PG 5000m walk Harry HUGHES 0-1-0 1912 S ICC Team J.D. HUGHES 0-1-0 1912 S ICC Team R.E. HUGHES 0-0-1 1906 B ICC Team T.C. HUGHES 0-0-1 1903 B ICC Team Alan HUNTER 1-0-1 1934 G CG 440 yardsH 1934 B CG 4x440 yards Caroline INNES 6-3-2 1992 G PG c5-6 100m 1996 G PG T34-5 100m 2000 G PG T36 200m 2000 G PG T36 400m 1998 G WPC 200m 1998 G WPC 400m 2000 S PG T36 100m 1990 S WPC 100m 1990 S WPC 200m 1994 B WPC 100m 1994 B WPC 200m Tom JACK 0-2-0 1907 S ICC Team 1912 S ICC Team Catherine JACKSON 0-0-1 1934 B CG 660 ydsR Grant JEANS 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 100k David JENKINS 3-3-0 1971 G EC 400m 1974 G EC 4x400m 1978 G CG 4x100m 1972 S OG 4x400m

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1974 S EC 400m 1982 S EC 4x400m Carol JOHNSON 0-1-0 1988 S PG C1 Slalom Tom JOHNSTON 0-2-2 1905 S ICC Team 1907 S ICC Team 1909 B ICC Team 1911 B ICC Team Colin KEAY 5-1-0 1984 G PG C6 60m 1984 G PG C6 400m 1984 G PG C6 1000mCC 1988 G PG C6 200m 1988 G PG C6 400m 1988 S PG C6 100m Sam KENNEDY 0-0-1 1904 B ICC Team Laura KENNEY 0-2-0 2008 S ECC Team 2009 S ECC Team Angus KERR 0-0-3 1911 B ICC Team 1913 B ICC Team 1920 B ICC Team Doreen KING 0-0-1 1968 B ICC Team Samantha KINGHORN 5-0-2 2014 G EPC T53 100m 2014 G EPC T53 400m 2014 G EPC T53 800m 2017 G WPC T53 100m 2017 G WPC T53 200m 2015 B WPC T53 200m 2017 B WPC T53 400m Isobel KNOX 0-1-0 2009 S CMU Team100k Lynne KUZ 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 24hr Jackie LAIDLAW 0-0-1 1934 B ICC Team Pauline LATTO 1-1-0 2003 G EPC F37 Javelin 2000 S PG F37 Javelin Sharon LAW 0-2-5 2012 S EU Team-24hr 2013 S EU Team-24hr 2011 B CMU Team 24hr 2012 B EU 24 hours 2012 B WU Team-24hr 2013 B EU 24 hours 2015 B EU Team-24hr Wilma LAWRIE 2-0-0 1984 G PG L2 100m 1984 G PG L2 400m Janice LAWTON 0-2-0 1996 S PG F33 Shot 2000 S PG F33 Discus Andrew LEMONCELLO 0-1-0 2009 S ECC Team Jethro LENNOX 2-0-1 2008 G WLM 2011 G WLM Team 2009 B WLM Team Karen LEWIS 4-3-2

1998 G WPC T52 400m 2001 G EPC T52 100m 2001 G EPC T52 200m 2003 G EPC T52 400m 1998 S WPC T52 800m 2003 S EPC T52 100m 2003 S EPC T52 200m 1998 B WPC T52 1500m 2002 B WPC T52 200m Eric LIDDELL 1-0-1 1924 G OG 400m 1924 B OG 200m James LINDSAY 0-1-0 1914 S ICC Team Mike LINDSAY 0-2-0 1962 S CG Shot 1962 S CG Discus Robert LINDSAY 1-0-0 1920 G OG 4x400m Amanda LITTLE 1-1-0 1984 G PG C1 Precision 1984 S PG C1 Discus Maria LYLE 7-4-4 2014 G EPC T35 100m 2014 G EPC T35 200m 2015 G WPC T35 4x100m 2016 G EPC T35 100m 2016 G EPC T35 200m 2016 G EPC T35 4x100m 2018 G EPC T35 100m 2015 S WPC T35 100m 2015 S WPC T35 200m 2016 S PG T35 4x100m 2018 S CG T35 100m 2016 B PG T35 100m 2016 B PG T35 200m 2017 B WPC T35 100m 2017 B WPC T35 200m Elizabeth LYNCH/McCOLGAN 4-4-1 1986 G CG 10000m 1991 G WC 10000m 1990 G CG 10000m 1992 G WHM Half Mar 1987 S WCC 1988 S OG 10000m 1989 S WIC 3000m 1992 S WHM Team 1990 B CG 3000m Linsey MACDONALD 0-0-2 1980 B OG 4x400m 1982 B CG 4x400m Henry MACINTOSH 1-0-0 1912 G OG 4x100m John MACISAAC 1-0-0 1958 G EC 4x400m George MACKENZIE 0-4-2 1905 S ICC Team 1907 S ICC Team 1912 S ICC Team 1914 S ICC Team 1909 B ICC Team 1910 B ICC Team Margaret MACKENZIE 0-0-1 1934 B CG 660 ydsR William MACKENZIE 0-0-1

1934 B CG Hammer Margaret MACSHERRY/COOMBER 0-0-3 1967 B ICC Team 1968 B ICC Team 1972 B ICC Team Alex MANN 0-0-3 1909 B ICC Team 1910 B ICC Team 1911 B ICC Team Debbie MARTIN-CONSANI 0-2-3 2012 S EU Team-24hr 2013 S EU Team-24hr 2011 B CMU Team 24hr 2012 B WU Team-24hr 2015 B EU Team-24hr Stephen MASON 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 24hr Fiona MAXWELL 0-0-2 2010 B WLM Team 2011 B WLM Team Kirsten MCASLAN 0-1-1 2015 S EIC 4x400m 2015 B WC 4x400m Ian MCCAFFERTY 0-1-1 1970 S CG 5000m 1969 B ICC George MCCALLUM 0-0-1 1986 B CG 4x100m Eilish MCCOLGAN 0-1-1 2018 S EC 5000m 2017 B EIC 3000m Elizabeth MCCOLGAN (see LYNCH) Gerard MCCONNELL 0-2-0 1984 S PG C8 Discus 1988 S PG C8 5000mCC Lee MCCONNELL 0-3-8 2011 S EIC 4x400m 2002 S CG 400m 2010 S EC 4x400m 2005 B WC 4x400m 2007 B WC 4x400m 2009 B WC 4x400m 2011 B WC 4x400m 2002 B EC 400m 2005 B EIC 4x400m 2007 B EIC 4x400m 2006 B CG 400mH Alistair MCCORQUODALE 0-1-0 1948 S OG 4x100m Angus MCCUAIG 0-0-1 1982 B CG 4x100m Ally MCDONALD 0-0-1 1913 B ICC Team Joe MCGHEE 1-0-0 1954 G CG Marathon Dermot McGONIGLE 0-0-1 1992 B WMR Team John MCGOUGH 0-1-0 1906 S OG 1500m Harry MCINTOSH 0-1-1 1933 S ICC Team 1932 B ICC Team James MCINTYRE 0-1-1 1923 S ICC

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1924 B ICC Team Robert MCINTYRE 0-0-1 1924 B ICC Team Tom MCKEAN 3-3-0 1993 G WIC 800m 1990 G EC 800m 1990 G EIC 800m 1986 S EC 800m 1986 S CG 800m 1990 S CG 4x400m William MCLEOD 1-0-0 1980 G PG 60m Drew MCMASTER 1-0-1 1978 G CG 4x100m 1982 B CG 4x100m Alex MCMORRAN 0-0-1 1927 B ICC Team Alex MCPHEE 0-0-2 1910 B ICC Team 1911 B ICC Team Vikki MCPHERSON 0-0-1 1998 B WCC Team Pat MELVILLE 0-1-0 1907 S ICC Team John MICHIE 0-0-1 1934 B CG High jump David MILL 0-0-1 1904 B ICC Team Robert MILLER 0-0-2 1926 B ICC Team 1927 B ICC Team Allan MILLIGAN 0-1-0 2000 S EMR Team James MITCHELL 0-0-1 1926 B ICC Team Edwin MOORE 0-0-3 1984 B PG C2 60m 1984 B PG C2 200m 1984 B PG C2 Club Charlotte MORGAN 1-1-0 2018 G WLM 2018 S WLM Team Angela MUDGE 2-9-3 2000 G WMR 2003 G WMR Team 1999 S EMR 2001 S EMR 2003 S WMR 2003 S EMR 2005 S WMR Team 2008 S WLM 2009 S WU Trail 2011 S CMU 55km trail 2011 S CMU TeamTrail 1999 B WMR Team 2002 B EMR Team 2003 B EMR Team Laura MUIR 5-1-1 2017 G EIC 1500m 2017 G EIC 3000m 2018 G EC 1500m 2019 G EIC 1500m 2019 G EIC 3000m 2018 S WIC 1500m 2018 B WIC 3000m

Thomas MULRINE 0-0-1 1903 B ICC Team Gail MURDOCH 0-1-0 2009 S CMU Team100k Robin MURDOCH 0-0-1 1934 B CG 4x110 yards Barbara MURRAY 0-0-1 1988 B WMR Team Freya MURRAY 1-1-0 2011 G ECC Team 2009 S ECC Team Tommy MURRAY 0-2-1 1995 S WMR 1995 S WMR Team 1992 B WCC Team Yvonne MURRAY 4-3-4 1987 G EIC 3000m 1990 G EC 3000m 1993 G WIC 3000m 1994 G CG 10000m 1986 S EIC 3000m 1990 S CG 3000m 1994 S EC 3000m 1988 B OG 3000m 1985 B EIC 3000m 1986 B CF 3000m 1986 B EC 3000m Jill MYKURA 0-1-0 2005 S WMR Team Chris O'HARE 0-1-2 2019 S EIC 3000m 2014 B EC 1500m 2015 B EIC 1500m Thomas OWENS 1-3-1 2011 G WLM Team 2011 S WLM 2016 S WLM Team 2018 S WU Team Trail 2015 B WU Team Trail Jasmin PARIS 0-1-0 2013 S WLM Team Geoff PARSONS 0-1-3 1986 S CG High jump 1986 B EIC High Jump 1990 B CG High jump 1994 B CG High jump Susan PARTRIDGE 0-0-1 2010 B WMC Team Alan PATERSON 1-2-0 1950 G EC High Jump 1946 S EC High Jump 1950 S CG High Jump Ross PATERSON 0-1-0 2018 S EPC T38 400m Rosemary PAYNE 1-1-0 1970 G CG Discus 1974 S CG Discus Stephen PAYTON 12-4-5 1994 G WPC T37 100m 1994 G WPC T37 200m 1994 G WPC T37 400m 1996 G PG T37 100m 1996 G PG T37 200m 1996 G PG T37 400m 1998 G WPC T38 100m

1998 G WPC T38 200m 1998 G WPC T38 400m 1998 G WPC T38 4x400m 2003 G EPC T38 200m 2003 G EPC T38 400m 2000 S PG T38 400m 2000 S PG T38 4x100m 2002 S WPC T38 200m 2002 S WPC T38 400m 1996 B PG T37 4x100m 2000 B PG T38 100m 2000 B PG T38 200m 2004 B PG T38 400m 2006 B WPC T38 400m Simon PEACHEY 1-0-1 2011 G WLM Team 2009 B WLM Team David PEAT 0-1-0 1914 S ICC Team James PETRIE 0-0-1 1932 B ICC Team Brian POTTS 0-0-1 1989 B WMR Team Simon PRIDE 1-1-4 1999 G WU 100km 1997 S WU Team100k 1997 B EU Team100k 1999 B WU Team100k 2004 B EU 100km 2004 B EU Team100k Andrea PRIESTLEY 0-0-1 2011 B WLM Team Margaret PURDON 0-0-1 1967 B ICC Team Jamie QUARRY 0-0-1 2002 B CG Decathlon Dan QUINN 0-0-1 1926 B ICC Team Robert QUINN 0-2-0 1995 S WMR Team 2000 S EMR Team Derek RAE 1-0-1 2018 G WPM T45/46 Mar 2017 B WPM T45/46 Mar Paul RAISTRICK 0-0-2 2009 B WLM Team 2015 B WU Team Trail John RANKEN 1-3-0 1905 S ICC Team 1903 B ICC Team 1904 B ICC Team 1906 B ICC Team Andrew RANKIN 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 100k Maxwell RAYNE 0-0-1 1930 B ICC Team Beverley REDFERN 1-0-1 1990 G WMR 1990 B WMR Team Stefanie REID 2-2-3 2017 G WPC T44 LJ 2014 G EPC T44 LJ 2012 S PG T44/46 LJ 2016 S PG T44 LJ 2011 B WPC T44 200m

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2011 B WPC F44/46 LJ 2018 B EPC T64 LJ Fiona RENNIE 0-0-1 2009 B CMU Team 24hr James RESTON 0-0-2 1903 B ICC Team 1904 B ICC Team James RIACH 0-0-1 1922 B ICC Team Kenneth RICHMOND 0-0-1 2009 B WLM Team Donald RITCHIE 0-1-5 1987 S WU 100km 1991 B EU Team 100k 1992 B WU Team100k 1992 B EU Team 100k 1999 B EU 24 hours 2000 B EU Team-24hr Meg RITCHIE 1-0-0 1982 G CG Discus Arthur ROBERTSON 1-1-0 1908 G OG 3 miles team 1908 S OG 3200m SC Donald ROBERTSON 0-0-1 1934 S CG Marathon Gordon ROBERTSON 0-2-3 1984 S PG C6 400m 1988 S PG C6 400m 1984 B PG C6 60m 1988 B PG C6 200m 1996 B PG T34-37 4x100 Iona ROBERTSON 0-0-1 2010 B WLM Team Jane ROBERTSON 0-0-1 1990 B WMR Team Shona ROBERTSON 0-1-0 2013 S WLM Team Thomas ROBERTSON 0-1-1 1907 S ICC Team 1906 B ICC Team Chris ROBISON 0-1-1 1992 B WCC Team 2000 S EMR Team John ROBSON 0-0-2 1979 B EIC 1500m 1978 B CG 1500m Fionna ROSS (see CAMERON) Penny ROTHER 0-0-1 1988 B WMR Team Peter RUSSELL 0-1-1 1905 S ICC Team 1906 B ICC Team Joyce SALVONA 0-0-2 1988 B WMR Team 1990 B WMR Team James SANDS 1-0-0 1988 G PG C6 3000mCC Cameron SHARP 1-1-4 1978 G CG 4x100m 1982 S EC 200m 1982 B CG 100m 1982 B CG 200m 1982 B CG 4x100m 1986 B CG 4x100m Lynsey SHARP 1-2-0

2012 G EC 800m 2014 S EC 800m 2014 S CG 800m John SHERBAN 0-0-1 1992 B WRR Team William SICHEL 0-1-3 1997 S WU Team100k 1997 B EU Team100k 1999 B WU Team100k 2009 B CMU Team 24hr Robbie SIMPSON 1-4-4 2011 G WLM Team 2013 S EMR Team 2014 S EMR 2014 S EMR Team 2015 S EMR Team 2011 B WLM 2015 B WMR 2015 B WMR Team 2018 B CG Marathon Rob SINCLAIR 0-1-0 2018 S WU Team Trail William SLIDDERS 0-1-0 1933 S ICC Team John Suttie SMITH 0-4-7 1928 S ICC 1931 S ICC Team 1933 S ICC Team 1935 S ICC Team 1927 B ICC Team 1928 B ICC Team 1930 B ICC Team 1932 B ICC Team 1933 B ICC 1934 B ICC Team 1936 B ICC Team Rosie SMITH 0-0-1 2012 B ECC Team Ryan SM 0-1-0 2018 S WU Team Trail James SOUTTER 0-0-1 1912 B OG 4x400m G.R. STEPHEN 0-1-0 1912 S ICC Team Frank STEVENSON 0-0-4 1926 B ICC Team 1927 B ICC Team 1928 B ICC Team 1930 B ICC Team Sam STEVENSON 0-1-1 1905 S ICC Team 1906 B ICC Team Ian STEWART 3-0-2 1970 G CG 5000m 1975 G EIC 3000m 1975 G WCC 1972 B OG 5000m 1972 B ICC James STEWART 0-1-0 2018 S EU Team 24hr Lachie STEWART 1-0-0 1970 G CG 10000m Mary STEWART 0-0-1 1972 B ICC Team Peter STEWART 1-0-0

1971 G EIC 3000m Rosemary STIRLING 2-0-3 1969 G EC 4x400m 1970 G CG 800m 1969 B EIC 400m 1971 B EIC 800m 1971 B EC 800m Maxi STOBBS 0-0-1 1930 B ICC Team James STOTHARD 0-0-2 1934 B CG 880 yards 1934 B CG 4x440 yards Adrian STOTT 0-0-1 2000 B EU Team-24hr John STRAIN 0-0-1 1920 B ICC Team David STRANG 1-2-0 1994 G EIC 1500m 1990 S CG 4x400m 1993 S WIC 1500m Allan STUART 0-1-0 2000 S PG T20 400m Robert SUTHERLAND 0-4-4 1930 S ICC 1931 S ICC Team 1933 S ICC 1933 S ICC Team 1928 B ICC Team 1930 B ICC Team 1934 B ICC Team 1936 B ICC Team William SUTHERLAND 0-1-0 1935 S ICC Team William SUTHERLAND 0-0-1 1970 B CG 20M walk Anne SWANN 3-0-0 1984 G PG C2 Shot 1984 G PG C2 Discus 1984 G PG C2 Med ball Kerry TAYLOR 1-1-1 1988 G PG C1 Slalom 1988 S PG C1 Precision 1988 B PG C1 Distance John TEMPLEMAN 0-0-2 1910 B ICC Team 1913 B ICC Team Trudi THOMSON 2-0-3 1994 S WU 100km 1993 S WU Team100k 1994 B WU Team100k 1994 B EU Team100k 1999 B WMR Team Georgia TINDLEY 0-1-0 2018 S WLM Team Samuel TOMBE 0-1-0 1933 S ICC Team Andrew TURNER 0-0-1 1934 B CG 4x110 yards Stephanie TWELL 4-2-2 2013 G ECC Team 2014 G ECC Team 2015 G ECC Team 2017 G ECC Team 2010 S ECC Team 2016 S ECC Team

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2010 B CG 1500m 2016 B EC 5000m James URE 0-0-2 1903 B ICC Team 1904 B ICC Team Donald URQUHART 0-0-1 1932 B ICC Team Dougie WALKER 2-0-1 1998 G EC 200m 1998 G EC 4x100m 1997 B WC 4x100m Pauline WALKER 0-0-2 2009 B CMU Team 24hr 2011 B CMU Team 24hr Richard WALLACE 0-0-1 1934 B CG 4x440 yards George WALLACH 0-3-5 1912 S ICC Team 1914 S ICC 1914 S ICC Team 1911 B ICC 1911 B ICC Team 1913 B ICC Team 1922 B ICC Team 1924 B ICC Team Moira WALLS 0-0-1 1970 B CG High jump Leslie WATSON 0-0-2 1967 B ICC Team 1968 B ICC Team Sam WATT 1-3-0 1914 S ICC Team 1909 B ICC Team 1911 B ICC Team 1913 B ICC Team Allan WELLS 5-2-1 1980 G OG 100m 1978 G CG 200m 1978 G CG 4x100m 1982 G CG 100m 1982 G CG 200m 1980 S OG 200m 1978 S CG 100m 1982 B CG 4x100m Sandra WHITTAKER 0-0-2 1982 B CG 4x400m 1986 B CG 200m Brian WHITTLE 3-3-0 1986 G EC 4x400m 1990 G EC 4x400m 1994 G EC 4x400m 1988 S EIC 400m 1989 S EIC 400m 1990 S CG 4x400m Jake WIGHTMAN 0-0-2 2018 B CG 1500m 2018 B EC 1500m John WILKINSON 0-0-2 1989 B WMR Team 1992 B WMR Team Neil WILKINSON 0-1-1 1992 B WMR Team 2000 S EMR Team Matthew WILLIAMSON 1-0-0 2013 G WU Team-Trail

Norrie WILLIAMSON 0-1-0 1993 S EU Team 24h Charles WILSON 0-1-0 1931 S ICC Team James WILSON 1-1-3 1920 G ICC 1920 S OG CC team 1920 B OG 10000m 1920 B ICC Team 1924 B ICC Team Lyn WILSON 2-0-1 2003 G WMR Team 2005 G EMR Team 2004 B EMR Team Anne WOFFINDEN 0-0-1 1988 B PG C3 Club James WOOD 0-1-2 1931 S ICC Team 1928 B ICC Team 1932 B ICC Team Duncan WRIGHT 1-7-0 1930 G CG Marathon 1920 B ICC Team 1922 B ICC Team 1924 B ICC Team 1926 B ICC Team 1927 B ICC Team 1928 B ICC Team 1934 B CG Marathon Ronald WYLDE 0-0-1 1934 B CG 4x440 yards William WYLIE 0-2-1 1935 S ICC 1935 S ICC Team 1936 B ICC Team David YOUNG 0-1-0 1938 S CG Discus Ian YOUNG 0-0-2 1934 B CG 100 yards 1934 B CG 4x110 yards Sula YOUNG 0-1-0 2005 S WMR Team Joasia ZAKRZEWSKI 1-3-6 2014 G WU Team100k 2011 S WU 100km 2011 S EU 100km 2014 S WU 50km 2011 B WU 50km 2011 B EU Team100k 2013 B WU Team-Trail 2014 B WU 100km 2015 B EU 100km 2016 B WU 100km 2016 B WU Team-Trail