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Kilbarchan AAC athletics prospects proved they were the best in Scotland at the 4J Studios Age Group Championships.Held at Aberdeen Sports Village, athletes from the age of 12 up to the age of 19 recently competed in a variety of different events over the course of two action-packed days.And Kilbarchan AAC saw three of their future stars become Scottish champions, following in the footsteps of the likes of Callum Hawkins and Jemma Reekie.Stephen Johnston won the under-20 men’s 400m final, pipping Aidan Brady of Livingston AC to the gold medal.Kilbarchan AAC’s John Rodger said: “Stephen, a former Park Mains High pupil, gained his first Scottish vest as a result of some fine performances throughout the season.“After a rocky start to the

Available on both Android and Apple. Download here: smarturl.it/RenfrewLiveSocialAnd hosts Kilbarchan beat a strong path to the podium as they savoured a senior men’s double by winning gold in both the 4x100m and 4x400m.The talented team of Kade Thomas, Krishawn Aiken, Stephen Dunlop and Drew Yeoman finished in 42.18 to win the 4x100m showdown from VP-Glasgow and Kilmarnock Harriers.And later a quartet of Michael Cairns, Stephen Johnston, Connor Henderson and Krishawn Aiken clocked an impressive 3:18.96 to win from Dundee Hawkhill Harriers and Livingston AC.The Kilbarchan women’s 4x100m team of Erin McCorgray, Emma Devine, Rachel Muir and Ola Zurakowska battled their way through heats, semi- final and final to finish in sixth place in