Catalytical AC Hall of Fame
The athletes who have shaped the future of the Catalytical AC
Discus Throw
Phoebe Hinchcliffe has developed into one of Catalytical AC's defining athletes since joining the club in Season 91, building an exceptional championship record across the discus, javelin, hammer and shot put while establishing herself among the finest throwers of her generation. Her achievements have been driven by remarkable success at the Individual National Championships, where nine titles headline an outstanding medal collection, while further victories at World Under-21 and Continental Under-21 level confirmed her ability to excel on the international stage. A landmark moment arrived in Season 98 when she set the club Hammer Throw record at 57.06 metres, before later adding a national record in the Javelin Throw and producing another record-setting performance recognised within the club's historical achievements.
Her progress has continued through regular appearances at the Olympic Games, World Championships and Continental Championships, reflecting sustained excellence against elite opposition. Personal bests of 72.78 metres in the Discus Throw and 59.10 metres in the Javelin Throw underline the quality that has carried her to repeated championship success, while victories at both Club National and Club Regional Championships have strengthened Catalytical AC throughout her career. Still competing at the highest level in Season 106, Hinchcliffe continues to enhance a Hall of Fame legacy built upon consistency, records and world-class achievement.
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Marathon
Stuart Slater has been a cornerstone of Catalytical AC since the club's foundation in Season 84, establishing himself as one of its greatest endurance athletes through sustained excellence in the Marathon. His career has combined longevity with remarkable consistency, producing major success at regional and national level while also earning selection for the Olympic Games, World Championships, Continental Championships, World Under-21 Championships, Continental Under-21 Championships, Continental Junior Championships and, most recently, the World Masters Championships. A defining achievement came in Season 99 when he established the club Marathon record with a superb 2:07:46.23, reinforcing his standing among the club's finest distance runners.
Championship success has followed throughout his career, with victories at the Individual National Championships, Individual Regional Championships and Club Regional Championships reflecting his ability to perform when titles were at stake. His marathon personal best of 2:07:46.23 remains the outstanding performance of a career also supported by strong marks over 5000 and 10000 metres, demonstrating impressive endurance across multiple distances. Still competing during Season 106, Slater continues to add to an already distinguished career, combining consistency, resilience and championship success to strengthen Catalytical AC while enhancing a Hall of Fame legacy built through more than two decades of elite competition.
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Decathlon
George Millar has established himself as one of Catalytical AC's most accomplished combined events athletes since joining the club in Season 87, building an outstanding career through exceptional versatility and sustained championship success. His achievements have been founded upon excellence in the Decathlon, where he earned six Individual National Championship titles while also collecting honours at Club National, Club Regional and Individual Regional Championships. International competition has formed a significant part of his career, with appearances at the Olympic Games, World Championships and Continental Championships, alongside medal-winning performances at both the World Under-21 and Continental Under-21 Championships. His development has also been marked by national record performances in the Decathlon 100 Metres and 110 Metres Hurdles, while several combined-event record achievements further demonstrated his all-round athletic quality.
Millar produced a superb Decathlon personal best of 9,499 points at the Individual National Championships in Season 103, supported by outstanding performances across every discipline that have made him one of the club's defining all-round athletes. His achievements in the Pentathlon have added further distinction to an already remarkable career, reinforcing the breadth of his ability in combined events. Still competing during Season 106, he continues to strengthen Catalytical AC through consistency, versatility and championship success while adding further chapters to an already outstanding Hall of Fame career.
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20Km Race Walk
Omiros Zarnas has become one of Catalytical AC's leading endurance athletes since joining the club in Season 90, establishing an outstanding reputation through his achievements in the 20Km Race Walk. His career has been characterised by consistent success at national level, where he secured major honours at the Individual National Championships, Individual Regional Championships and Club Regional Championships while also representing the club on the international stage. Appearances at the Olympic Games, World Championships and Continental Championships highlighted his ability to compete against elite opposition, while a defining achievement came through a series of national record performances in the 20Km Race Walk, culminating in a superb 1:35:51.41 during Season 103.
His progression has been matched by remarkable consistency, producing championship-winning performances season after season while strengthening Catalytical AC in league and championship competition alike. International experience has extended from major senior championships to successful campaigns at age-group level, creating a career built upon resilience and continual improvement. The combination of national records, championship victories and sustained excellence has established Zarnas among the club's finest race walkers, while his continuing presence in the squad during Season 106 ensures his Hall of Fame story is still being written. His achievements have already secured a lasting place among Catalytical AC's most distinguished athletes.
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10,000 Metres
Steven McCafferty has been a central figure in Catalytical AC since the club's foundation in Season 84, forging an outstanding career built upon endurance, consistency and remarkable commitment to the 10000 Metres. His influence has been felt throughout more than two decades of competition, producing repeated success at Individual Regional and Club Regional Championships while contributing valuable victories at the Club National Championships. His performances also earned selection for the Olympic Games, World Championships and several age-group international championships, reflecting the high standard he maintained throughout his career. A defining milestone arrived in Season 95 when he established the club 10000 Metres record with an outstanding 32:22.24 at the Individual National Championships, securing one of the landmark achievements of Catalytical AC's distance-running history.
His championship record has been built upon persistence as much as outright speed, with numerous national medals reinforcing his reputation as a dependable performer whenever major honours were contested. Strong personal bests of 15:24.99 for 5000 Metres and 2:36:22.78 in the Marathon demonstrated his versatility across endurance events while complementing his specialist success over 10000 Metres. Still competing during Season 106, McCafferty continues to strengthen Catalytical AC through experience, consistency and championship-quality performances that have secured his place among the club's Hall of Fame athletes.
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Heptathlon
Kara Goodwillie enjoyed an outstanding career with Catalytical AC from the club's foundation in Season 84 until the conclusion of her competitive career in Season 106, establishing herself as one of the club's finest combined events athletes. The Heptathlon formed the cornerstone of her success, bringing sustained excellence across regional and national competition together with valuable contributions to the club's championship campaigns. Her achievements included seventeen Individual Regional Championship titles and seventeen Club Regional Championship victories, while repeated podium finishes at the Individual National Championships and Club National Championships highlighted her ability to perform against the strongest opposition. International appearances at the Olympic Games, World Championships, Continental Championships and Continental Masters Championships further reflected the quality and longevity of a career built on consistency and determination.
A defining milestone came in Season 95 when Goodwillie established the club Heptathlon record with an excellent 6,246-point performance at the Individual National Championships. She also produced outstanding combined-event performances across the Heptathlon and Pentathlon, with personal bests that demonstrated her versatility and technical ability throughout her career. Her bronze medal at the Continental Masters Championships added another notable achievement before competitive history came to an end in Season 106, closing a distinguished career that earned lasting recognition among the greatest athletes in Catalytical AC's Hall of Fame.
| Competition | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continetal Junior Championships | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Continental Masters Champs | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Individual National Champs | 0 | 3 | 3 |
| Individual Regional Champs | 17 | 0 | 0 |
| Club National Champs | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Club Regional Champs | 17 | 1 | 0 |
| National League 1 | 1 | 3 | 3 |
| National League 2 | 6 | 8 | 5 |
| National League 3 | 18 | 6 | 8 |
| Nat. League 4-6 | 26 | 17 | 7 |
Since retiring from athletics, Kara Goodwillie emigrated to Canada and now drives a snowcat at a mountain resort, where winter mornings begin long before sunrise.
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Shot Put
Daisy Spiers has been an important part of Catalytical AC since the club's foundation in Season 84, building a career defined by consistency, durability and sustained success in the Shot Put. Over more than twenty seasons she has become one of the club's most dependable championship competitors, collecting repeated honours at Individual Regional and Club Regional Championships while also contributing valuable performances at Individual National and Club National level. Her longevity has allowed her to play a significant role in Catalytical AC's progress through league and championship competition, earning respect through her ability to deliver high-quality performances season after season. Although her career has not been built around club records or major international medals, her contribution to the club's competitive success has been both substantial and enduring.
Her personal best of 18.01 metres in the Shot Put, achieved during Season 100, underlines the quality that has carried her to sustained success, while further strong performances in the Discus Throw and Hammer Throw have demonstrated her versatility within the throwing events. Throughout her career she has remained a reliable points scorer and a regular presence in major domestic competitions. Still competing during Season 106, Spiers continues to strengthen Catalytical AC through experience, consistency and unwavering commitment, earning a well-deserved place among the club's Hall of Fame athletes.
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3000 Steeplechase
Callum Mulgrew has been a valued member of Catalytical AC since joining the club in Season 84, establishing himself as one of its most dependable distance athletes through sustained excellence in the 3000 Metres Steeplechase. His career has been characterised by remarkable consistency across regional and national competition, where repeated success at Individual Regional Championships and Club Regional Championships formed the foundation of a distinguished championship record. He also collected medals at the Individual National and Club National Championships while gaining international experience through the Continental Junior Championships, where he secured a memorable gold medal. A significant milestone arrived in Season 99 when he established the club record for the 3000 Metres Steeplechase with an outstanding performance of 12:01.75, adding a lasting achievement to his impressive career.
His endurance and determination have been matched by strong performances across the 5000 Metres and longer-distance events, demonstrating versatility alongside his specialist discipline. Throughout more than two decades with Catalytical AC he has remained a reliable contributor in league competition and major championships, earning respect for his consistency and commitment. Still competing during Season 106, Mulgrew continues to strengthen the club through experience and competitive resilience, securing a deserved place among Catalytical AC's Hall of Fame athletes.
| Competition | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continetal Junior Championships | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| Individual National Champs | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Individual Regional Champs | 11 | 3 | 1 |
| Club Regional Champs | 9 | 9 | 0 |
| National League 1 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| National League 2 | 5 | 3 | 7 |
| National League 3 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Nat. League 4-6 | 20 | 13 | 9 |
Since retiring from athletics, Mulgrew bought a disused village bakehouse and now spends Saturday mornings teaching traditional bread making.
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