The official team selected to represent Great Britain at the 13th IAAF World Indoor Championships in Doha (12 – 14 March) was announced yesterday as the following:

Men
60m Dwain Chambers, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey
400m Richard Buck, Dale Garland
800m Andrew Osagie, Ed Aston
1500m Tim Bayley
3,000m Scott Overall
4×400m Richard Buck, Dale Garland, Chris Clarke, Nigel Levine, Conrad Williams, Luke Lennon-Ford
High jump Samson Oni, Tom Parsons
Pole vault Steve Lewis
Long jump Greg Rutherford, Chris Tomlinson
Triple jump Phillips Idowu
Shot Carl Myerscough

Women
60m Joice Maduaka
800m Jenny Meadows, Vicky Griffiths
1500m Helen Clitheroe, Charlotte Best
3,000m Gemma Turtle, Barbara Parker
60m hurdles Gemma Bennett
4×400m Victoria Barr, Hayley Jones, Dawn Hunt, Lee McConnell, Perri Shakes-Drayton, Kim Wall
High jump Vikki Hubbard
Pole vault Kate Dennison
Pentathlon Jessica Ennis

World Champion Jessica ENNIS broke the UK Indoor 60m Hurdles Record at the Aviva International Match Glasgow in Glasgow. Jessica running as guest ran 7.95s to win her race and break the previous best of 7.96s held by Sarah Claxton who finished 4th in the same race.

View Live Results and Start Lists from Glasgow here

UKA yesterday announced the diverse starting line-up that will represent Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the forthcoming Aviva International Match at Kelvin Hall, Glasgow on 30 January.

The seventeen-strong team will face tough opposition from teams representing USA, Sweden, Commonwealth Select, and Germany at the highly anticipated event which marks the beginning of the indoor season.

With more than half the team enjoying a successful World Championship campaign in Berlin last August, including three medallists, GB&NI pose a real threat to their overseas competitors who they may meet again at the World Indoor Championships, in Doha, Qatar from 12-14 March 2010. (more…)