February 5: Leo Freeland runs a mile
Leo Freeland, representing Wingate University, ran the mile race at the Camel City Indoor Meeting at Winston-Salem, North Carolina with a time of 4:20.83.
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Big turnout for Milton Keynes 10k – with pictures by Brian Graves
 Twenty one MMK runners competed in the final race in the East Midlands Grand Prix road race series – the Milton Keynes 10k. Numbers were down on previous years due to covid, but there were some excellent times on a flat fast course round Willen Lake. Steve Tuttle was, as in all the Grand…
July 8: Fast times at Watford
Seven MMK athletes competed at the latest Watford open meeting, and four came back with a new pb. Maxwell Newman, after a couple of years of injuries, is almost back to his previous best. Isla Gadsby reduced her pb by 7 seconds, while Harry Lawley knocked 6 seconds off his previous 3000m best. 800m Maxwell…
April 19: Sam Daniells breaks three hours for the Marathon
Sam Daniells has been running marathons since 2013, with a best of 3:13:35, set in Manchester three years ago. On Sunday, at the Newport Marathon in Wales, with the help of MMK’s Andy Cowdrill and MK Lakeside Runners’ Gary Culligan, he knocked an incredible 15 minutes off his best time to duck under three hours…
July 18: MMK on BBC Look East tonight at 6:40pm – view it on iplayer
BBC Look East will be broadcasting live from the track at Stantonbury at around 6:40pm this evening as Milton Keynes is confirmed to be the European City of Sport in 2020. You can view the programme online until 7pm on Friday here The piece on Milton Keynes starts at 16:50 into the programme and last…
November 5: MMK Teams out in force at the National Cross Country Relays in Mansfield
Fourteen Teams were entered for the National Cross Country Relays and while a couple were incomplete, there were some great results. On an individual level, Jacque Smith was third quickest overall, bringing the team home second after the first leg of the U13 Boys Relay. Elle Roche had a fine last leg in the Senior…
September 10: Renae Cranstoun runs at Oxford
Renae Cranstoun was the only MMK athlete to take part in the latest open meeting at Oxford. Running into a headwind Renae was a little bit short of her best. 100m: Renae Cranstoun (F15) 14.39 (w-1.6) Full results from Oxford