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The achievements of the county’s finest athletes were celebrated as the Kilkenny AAI awards were held in the Set Theatre. Achievements in track & field, road races and cross-country events were honoured, recognising the hard work and talent it takes to not only compete but win honours at county, provincial and national levels. The Star Awards are presented to athletes who have excelled in their field at various competitions, while the Championship Best Performance awards recognise athletes who have set new Leinster records indoors and outdoors. From juvenile athletes to master athletes, new records were set in walks, sprints, middle distance, steeplechase, throws and combined events. Star Awards The Star Awards recognise those that have had success in various competitions throughout the year, winning or placing in the top positions in every competition they compete in. Like the Championship Best Records, a number of county clubs were represented. Juvenile Cross-Country: Daniel Greene (Kilkenny City Harriers) This was Daniel’s second year to win a Star award. This year his accolades included winning golds at county, Leinster and national cross-country levels. 1 County U14, 1 County U15, 1 Leinster U14, 3 Leinster U15, 1 National U14, 8 National U15Juvenile Track and Field: Conor Knox (Kilkenny City Harriers) Conor Knox is no stranger to the podium, having won numerous medals and podium places in 2025, in many different disciplines. Conor’s shot-put is one of his strongest events in the combined competitions so far and no doubt one to watch again this year as he competes in the Nationals next month. Conor’s achievements for 2025 are exceptional: County Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 2 60m, County T&F 1 80m, 1 Hammer, 1 HJ, 1 LJ, 1 TJ, 2 200m. Leinster Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 1 LJ, 2 Combined. Leinster T&F 2 LJ, 2 Discus, 2 Combined, 3 HJ. National Indoors 1 LJ, 3 Combined, 4 HJ, 4 SP. National T&F 3 Discus, 4 LJ, 6 LJ. Senior Cross-Country: Callum Barron (Kilkenny City Harriers) Callum Barron had his most
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The achievements of the county’s finest athletes were celebrated as the Kilkenny AAI awards were held in the Set Theatre. Achievements in track & field, road races and cross-country events were honoured, recognising the hard work and talent it takes to not only compete but win honours at county, provincial and national levels. The Star Awards are presented to athletes who have excelled in their field at various competitions, while the Championship Best Performance awards recognise athletes who have set new Leinster records indoors and outdoors. From juvenile athletes to master athletes, new records were set in walks, sprints, middle distance, steeplechase, throws and combined events. Star Awards The Star Awards recognise those that have had success in various competitions throughout the year, winning or placing in the top positions in every competition they compete in. Like the Championship Best Records, a number of county clubs were represented. Juvenile Cross-Country: Daniel Greene (Kilkenny City Harriers) This was Daniel’s second year to win a Star award. This year his accolades included winning golds at county, Leinster and national cross-country levels. 1 County U14, 1 County U15, 1 Leinster U14, 3 Leinster U15, 1 National U14, 8 National U15Juvenile Track and Field: Conor Knox (Kilkenny City Harriers) Conor Knox is no stranger to the podium, having won numerous medals and podium places in 2025, in many different disciplines. Conor’s shot-put is one of his strongest events in the combined competitions so far and no doubt one to watch again this year as he competes in the Nationals next month. Conor’s achievements for 2025 are exceptional: County Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 2 60m, County T&F 1 80m, 1 Hammer, 1 HJ, 1 LJ, 1 TJ, 2 200m. Leinster Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 1 LJ, 2 Combined. Leinster T&F 2 LJ, 2 Discus, 2 Combined, 3 HJ. National Indoors 1 LJ, 3 Combined, 4 HJ, 4 SP. National T&F 3 Discus, 4 LJ, 6 LJ. Senior Cross-Country: Callum Barron (Kilkenny City Harriers) Callum Barron had his most
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The achievements of the county’s finest athletes were celebrated as the Kilkenny AAI awards were held in the Set Theatre. Achievements in track & field, road races and cross-country events were honoured, recognising the hard work and talent it takes to not only compete but win honours at county, provincial and national levels. The Star Awards are presented to athletes who have excelled in their field at various competitions, while the Championship Best Performance awards recognise athletes who have set new Leinster records indoors and outdoors. From juvenile athletes to master athletes, new records were set in walks, sprints, middle distance, steeplechase, throws and combined events. Star Awards The Star Awards recognise those that have had success in various competitions throughout the year, winning or placing in the top positions in every competition they compete in. Like the Championship Best Records, a number of county clubs were represented. Juvenile Cross-Country: Daniel Greene (Kilkenny City Harriers) This was Daniel’s second year to win a Star award. This year his accolades included winning golds at county, Leinster and national cross-country levels. 1 County U14, 1 County U15, 1 Leinster U14, 3 Leinster U15, 1 National U14, 8 National U15Juvenile Track and Field: Conor Knox (Kilkenny City Harriers) Conor Knox is no stranger to the podium, having won numerous medals and podium places in 2025, in many different disciplines. Conor’s shot-put is one of his strongest events in the combined competitions so far and no doubt one to watch again this year as he competes in the Nationals next month. Conor’s achievements for 2025 are exceptional: County Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 2 60m, County T&F 1 80m, 1 Hammer, 1 HJ, 1 LJ, 1 TJ, 2 200m. Leinster Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 1 LJ, 2 Combined. Leinster T&F 2 LJ, 2 Discus, 2 Combined, 3 HJ. National Indoors 1 LJ, 3 Combined, 4 HJ, 4 SP. National T&F 3 Discus, 4 LJ, 6 LJ. Senior Cross-Country: Callum Barron (Kilkenny City Harriers) Callum Barron had his most
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The achievements of the county’s finest athletes were celebrated as the Kilkenny AAI awards were held in the Set Theatre. Achievements in track & field, road races and cross-country events were honoured, recognising the hard work and talent it takes to not only compete but win honours at county, provincial and national levels. The Star Awards are presented to athletes who have excelled in their field at various competitions, while the Championship Best Performance awards recognise athletes who have set new Leinster records indoors and outdoors. From juvenile athletes to master athletes, new records were set in walks, sprints, middle distance, steeplechase, throws and combined events. Star Awards The Star Awards recognise those that have had success in various competitions throughout the year, winning or placing in the top positions in every competition they compete in. Like the Championship Best Records, a number of county clubs were represented. Juvenile Cross-Country: Daniel Greene (Kilkenny City Harriers) This was Daniel’s second year to win a Star award. This year his accolades included winning golds at county, Leinster and national cross-country levels. 1 County U14, 1 County U15, 1 Leinster U14, 3 Leinster U15, 1 National U14, 8 National U15Juvenile Track and Field: Conor Knox (Kilkenny City Harriers) Conor Knox is no stranger to the podium, having won numerous medals and podium places in 2025, in many different disciplines. Conor’s shot-put is one of his strongest events in the combined competitions so far and no doubt one to watch again this year as he competes in the Nationals next month. Conor’s achievements for 2025 are exceptional: County Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 2 60m, County T&F 1 80m, 1 Hammer, 1 HJ, 1 LJ, 1 TJ, 2 200m. Leinster Indoors 1 HJ, 1 SP, 1 LJ, 2 Combined. Leinster T&F 2 LJ, 2 Discus, 2 Combined, 3 HJ. National Indoors 1 LJ, 3 Combined, 4 HJ, 4 SP. National T&F 3 Discus, 4 LJ, 6 LJ. Senior Cross-Country: Callum Barron (Kilkenny City Harriers) Callum Barron had his most