Zak Freeland, in his first race in a month after sustaining a calf injury, represented Queen’s University of Charlotteville in The Atlantic Sun Conference Cross Country Championships in Huntsville, Alabama in the USA. Lacking the sharpness he had at the beginning of the season, he completed the 8km course in 27:16 to finish 97th out of the 116 finishers.
Darren O’Leary was the only MMK athlete competing in a Masters Open Meeting in Sheffield. He ran both 60m and 200m. 60m: Darren O’Leary (M55) 8.50 200m: Darren O’Leary (M55) 28.37 Full results from Sheffield
The Regional Sporthall Championships took place at Burgess Hill on the 3rd March. Many MMKAC athletes represented Buckinghamshire. Full results will be on the Sportshall website from Wednesday 6th March 2019: www.sportshall.org Provisional team results: U11G 2nd U13G 4th U15G 4th U11B 3rd U13B 3rd U15B 6th Most notable individual performance (amongst many) Lateefah Agberemi…
Paul Canning qualified for the Final of the M55 60m at the European Masters Indoor Championships at Braga in Portugal by placing second in his heat in 7.78 and third in the Semi-Final in 7.75. In the Final he did not have the best of starts, finishing 7th in 7.80. The bronze medal was won…
There were some excellent performances at the third Milton Keynes Open Meeting of the year but the standout performance came from Blackheath & Bromley’s talented U13 Girl, Kara Bryan, who just missed (by 0.2 seconds) the UK all-time best performance over 600m, recording 1:37.5. MMK’s Daniel Southgate moved up to second in the 2023 UK…
2303 runners completed one of four courses in this years MK Festival of Running. Abby Roskilly was first woman home in the 5k, with Macy Allen second; Elliot Hind won the 10k; Emily Bousfield was third woman home in the Half Marathon; Steve Tuttle was third in the 20 mile race. Pictures by Brian Graves…
Representing Wingate University, Leo Freeland was asked to make the pace at an Indoor Mile race at the DMR Invitational Indoor Meeting at Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Consequently his time of 4:19.17, having covered the first 800m in 2:05, was about four seconds down on the personal best he set last weekend. Full results from Winston-Salem