March 31: Club Road Race Rankings for 2025 published
Rather belatedly, due to changes on the Power of Ten website, the Club Road Race Rankings for 2025 have been finalised. The Club All-time rankings have also been updated. They can be found here.
Similar Posts
October 21: Leo Freeland 8th in Newton, North Carolina
Leo Freeland, representing Wingate University, competed in the South Atlantic Regional .8km Cross Country Meeting in Newton, North Carolina. Winth Wingate dominating the meeting, Leo finished 8th, the sixth scorer for Wingate, who went on to win the Team Competition. 8 Leo Freeland (M23) 23:26 109 finished Full results from Newton
March 24: Women sixth and Men sixteenth at the SEAA Relays at Stantonbury
Marshall Milton Keynes fielded two Senior Men’s Teams and one Senior Women’s Team for the South of England Men’s 12-stage and Women’s Six-Stage Road Relays, held on the redways around Linford Woods, with the start/finish area in Stantonbury Athletics Stadium. The Women’s relay featured two long legs (2 and 4 at 8.662km) with four short…
May 27: Ayesha Jones wins International Javelin at Loughborough
Ayesha Jones, selected to represent England Athletics Senior Team at the Pickering Memorial Throws International at Loughborough, justified their faith by winning the event ahead of athletes from Portugal, Ireland and Switzerland. Her first-round throw of 48.78m would have been sufficient to win, but in the fifth round she extended her lead with a throw…
July 15: MMK athletes at Oxford Open Meeting
Eight athletes competed in the latest round of open meetings at Horspath, Oxford, with two gaining new personal bests: 100m Panos Ioannou M45 11.96 w+0.2 Panos Ioannou M45 11.96 w+0.9 Dean Ward M35 12.06 w+0.2 Clint Grabs M35 12.10 w-0.4 Clint Grabs M35 12.10 w+1.2 Dean Ward M35 12.11 w+0.9 Darren O’Leary M55 13.11 w+1.7…
June 27: Chris Finister runs at Oxford
Chris Finister (M40) competed in the Town & Gown 10k at Oxford, finishing 73rd in 38:00, just 43 seconds outside his personal best for the distance. 2045 completed the course. Full results from Oxford
January 9: 33 run in an icy Kanter Handicap Race at Heelands
On a cold and frosty evening, 33 runners, just shy of the biggest turnout so far (35), braved the icy conditions to run the January Kanter Handicap Race. There was a return to form for last year’s series winner, Harry Stiles, as he was more than a minute quicker than he has previously run this…