Omega House presents athletics night with Jessica Ennis, Tyson Gay and Jenn Suhr

Omega House presents athletics night with Jessica Ennis, Tyson Gay and Jenn Suhr
Omega House presents athletics night with Jessica Ennis, Tyson Gay and Jenn Suhr

Yesterday night, Omega House welcomed one of Team GB’s most celebrated athletes, Jessica Ennis (wearing McQueen), Greg Rutherford, 100 metre finalist Tyson Gay and pole vault champion Jenn Suhr, to celebrate their recent successes amongst a host of friends, athletes and VIPs. Following her recent gold medal which has catapulted her into a new realm of stardom, Jessica Ennis mixed with guests whilst enjoying an evening at one of London’s hottest Olympic venues for athletes, celebrities and members alike.


                       
Musical entertainment was provided by DJ’s Jack Guinness and Lou Hayter, whilst guests were treated to sumptuous canapés and Tanqueray No. TEN ‘Tiny Ten’ cocktails. 


Laura Carmichael was seen dancing the night away with fellow Downton cast members whilst congratulating a very dapper Olympian, Greg Rutherford whilst onlookers revelled as he produced his acclaimed gold Medal to adoring fans in the speedmaster room.
 
VIP attendees included: Jessica Ennis, Tyson Gay, Jenn Suhr, Dan Stevens, Ben Fogle, Allen Leach, Laura Carmicheal, Natalie Dormer, Lily James, Kelly Sutherton, Greg Rutherford, Patrick Grant, Zoe Hardman, Mark Foster, Ollie Phillips, Gethin Jones, Lemar, Colin Murray, Kit Harington, Noelle Reno, Tolula Adeyemi, Averyl Oates, Heather Small, Clara Paget and Calum Turner.

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Photos: Courtesy of Omega Hosue

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