March 12: MMK Athletes/Masters in the UK Top 100, 2025
Thanks to Jim Lawrence for compiling the lists of MMK athletes who were ranked in the UK Top 100 in 2025.
Rankings can be viewed here.
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August 22: Field Events and Quadkids Meeting at Milton Keynes
The was a good turnout for the Quadkids events from Marshall Milton Keynes and Vale of Aylesbury and some healthy competition in the field events. Open Meeting results Quadkids results Pictures by Brian Graves
April 2: Silver for Millie Freeland in the South of England F17 5km Road Race – incomplete men’s relay team
Held over a two lap course in the grounds of the 2012 London Olympic Stadium, as a preliminary to the Men’s 12-stage and Women’s 6-stage road relays, the U15 and U17 5km road race championships is a rare opportunity for young athletes to compete in a road race championship. In the F17 Race MMK’s Millie…
March 29: Ben Harrison is fourteenth in the Oakley 20
Nine MMK runners competed in the Oakley 20-mile race near Bedford. Ben Harrison was the first MMK runner home in 14th place, taking 78 seconds off his previous best. Sam Daniells was 83 seconds quicker than in 2025. Stephen Coomber knocked almost 4:30 off his previous best, while for Sarah Pettinger it was close to…
May 14: Fast 10000m times at Highgate
Marshall Milton Keynes had two athletes competing in the Highgate Night of 1000m PBs on the track a Parliament Hill Fields. On a hot day, Lara Bromilow, in her first 10000m race on the track, set a vets record of 37:33.03 and go second in the Senior Women’s Club all-time rankings behind Michelle Lee’s 36:08.66,…
December 11: Steve Tuttle fourth as Ian Van Lokven and John Skelton are first M60 and first M70 in the MK Winter Half
Thirteen MMK athletes turned out for the Milton Keynes Winter Half Marathon, run in sub-zero temperatures around the Milton Keynes redways. First back for Milton Keynes was Steve Tuttle in fourth place in 74:16. There were not many personal bests due to the very cold weather. There were 1319 finishers. Ian Van Lokven was the…
September 1: Zak Freeland runs cross country
Zak Freeland, representing Queen’s University of Charlotte in North Carolina, USA, competed in a 5km cross country meeting in Charlotte, finishing 21st in 15:21.1 as the first finisher for his team. 5km cross country: 21 Zak Freeland (M20) 15:21.1 52 finished Full results from Charlotte The USA cross country season starts next weekend