Sporting Digest: Athletics

Sunday 03 April 1994 19:02 EDT

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DAVID LEWIS, the national cross- country champion, has withdrawn from England's team in the Northumberland Castle Challenge road race at Ford today. Paul Freary takes the place of Lewis who is resting an injured leg in order not to jeopardise his chances of taking part in this month's London Marathon.

WORLD STUDENT CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (Limerick) Men: 1 S Duval (GB) 38:48; 2 P Galdki (Pol) 38:51; 3 M Jones (GB) 39:02; 4 D Bannister (GB) 39:15; 21 D Donnelly (GB). Team: 1 Great Britain 29pts; 2 Spain 58; 3 Italy 77. Women: 1 I Neguna (Rom) 19:59; 2 S Sommaggio (It) 20:03; 3 J Vaquero (Sp) 20:28; 4 V McPherson (GB) 20:34; 6 J Spark (GB) 20:42; 8 A Duke (GB) 20:56. Team: 1 Great Britain 18; 2 France 31; 3 Romania 35.

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