Close Menu
Caribbean Sports
  • Track and Field
  • Soccer
  • Cricket
  • Basketball
  • Bobsled
  • Baseball
  • Netball
  • Rugby
  • Boxing
  • Volleyball
  • More Sports
    • NFL
  • Caribbean
    • LIST 1
      • ARUBA
      • ANGUILLA
      • ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
      • BELIZE
      • BAHAMAS
      • BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
      • BARBADOS
    • LIST 2
      • CUBA
      • CURACAO
      • CAYMAN ISLANDS
      • CARIBBEAN NETHERLANDS
      • DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
      • DOMINICA
      • GUYANA
    • LIST 3
      • GRENADA
      • GUADELOUPE
      • HAITI
      • JAMAICA
      • MARTINIQUE
      • MONTSERRAT
      • PUERTO RICO (US)
      • SAINT VINCENT
    • LIST 4
      • SAINT BARTHÉLEMY
      • SAINT MARTIN
      • SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
      • SAINT LUCIA
      • SURINAME
      • TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
      • TRINIDED AND TOBAGO
      • UNTIED STATE VIRGIN ISLANDS
      • EDITOR’S CHOICE
What's Hot
Police investigate shooting and two unrelated deaths – The Royal Gazette
Rugby

Police investigate shooting and two unrelated deaths – The Royal Gazette

Clinic gives free information sessions on haemodialysis – The Royal Gazette
Rugby

Clinic gives free information sessions on haemodialysis – The Royal Gazette

London Marathon Women — Assefa Claims Women-Only WR
Track and Field

London Marathon Women — Assefa Claims Women-Only WR

Subscribe to Updates

Get The Latest News, Updates, And Amazing Offers

Important Pages:
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest YouTube LinkedIn TikTok Threads
Breaking News:
  • Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships
  • Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?
  • The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026
  • McKay Security showers St Mary FA with $1m sponsorship | Sports
  • Mini Marathon runners light up The Mall in London
  • Star jockey Husbands announces retirement | Sports
  • Coaches support CWI’s move to construct High Performance Campus | Sports
  • Umpire Taylor promoted to ICC panel | Sports
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest LinkedIn Threads YouTube TikTok
Caribbean Sports
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
Lifestyle Travel Store
  • Track and Field
    Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

    Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

    April 30, 2026
    Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

    Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

    April 28, 2026
    The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

    The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

    April 27, 2026
    Mini Marathon runners light up The Mall in London

    Mini Marathon runners light up The Mall in London

    April 25, 2026
    Penn Relays Flash! — UNC & Stanford Women Duel Under DMR CR

    Penn Relays Flash! — UNC & Stanford Women Duel Under DMR CR

    April 24, 2026
  • Soccer
    Preview: Montreal v Atlanta – Sportsmax

    Preview: Montreal v Atlanta – Sportsmax

    August 8, 2025
    Foden desperate to deliver

    Foden desperate to deliver

    August 7, 2025
    Ahmedhodzic joins Feyenoord – Sportsmax

    Ahmedhodzic joins Feyenoord – Sportsmax

    August 6, 2025
    Slot impressed by Ekitike

    Slot impressed by Ekitike

    August 5, 2025
    TGE Dieppe Bay Eagles Crowned 2025 SKNFA Division 1 Champions

    TGE Dieppe Bay Eagles Crowned 2025 SKNFA Division 1 Champions

    August 4, 2025
  • Cricket
    Jamaican umpire Christopher Taylor appointed to International Panel

    Jamaican umpire Christopher Taylor appointed to International Panel

    April 25, 2026
    Leewards’ Louis discharged from hospital after returning clear CT scans

    Leewards’ Louis discharged from hospital after returning clear CT scans

    April 24, 2026
    Jamaica Scorpions survive late scare to earn draw against Barbados Pride

    Jamaica Scorpions survive late scare to earn draw against Barbados Pride

    April 22, 2026
    Motie and Permaul spin Guyana to innings win over Windwards; draw looms in Scorpions-Pride contest

    Motie and Permaul spin Guyana to innings win over Windwards; draw looms in Scorpions-Pride contest

    April 21, 2026
    Regional 4-Day: Harpy Eagles take control in rain-affected second round

    Regional 4-Day: Harpy Eagles take control in rain-affected second round

    April 20, 2026
  • Basketball
    McKay Security showers St Mary FA with m sponsorship | Sports

    McKay Security showers St Mary FA with $1m sponsorship | Sports

    April 25, 2026
    Star jockey Husbands announces retirement | Sports

    Star jockey Husbands announces retirement | Sports

    April 25, 2026
    Coaches support CWI’s move to construct High Performance Campus | Sports

    Coaches support CWI’s move to construct High Performance Campus | Sports

    April 25, 2026
    Umpire Taylor promoted to ICC panel | Sports

    Umpire Taylor promoted to ICC panel | Sports

    April 25, 2026
    Lampart hails ‘special’ shot put win at Penn Relays | Sports

    Lampart hails ‘special’ shot put win at Penn Relays | Sports

    April 25, 2026
  • Bobsled
  • Baseball
  • Netball
    Netball Scoop: Alice Teague-Neeld – changing course

    Netball Scoop: Alice Teague-Neeld – changing course

    April 25, 2026
    Nat Metcalf Sponsorship – The Netball Show with Flyhawk

    Nat Metcalf Sponsorship – The Netball Show with Flyhawk

    April 24, 2026
    NS SCOREBOARD: SSN Round 6, 2026

    NS SCOREBOARD: SSN Round 6, 2026

    April 23, 2026
    Oldham Crowned Netball UK U13 Champions

    Oldham Crowned Netball UK U13 Champions

    April 22, 2026
    Netball Scoop: Tayla Fraser – Home in Red.

    Netball Scoop: Tayla Fraser – Home in Red.

    April 21, 2026
  • Rugby
    Butterfield slides 1.8% on BSX – The Royal Gazette

    Butterfield slides 1.8% on BSX – The Royal Gazette

    April 25, 2026
    Nick Evans: Harlequins attack coach to leave after 18 seasons at club

    Nick Evans: Harlequins attack coach to leave after 18 seasons at club

    April 24, 2026
    Records tumble on first day of Middle School track and field final – The Royal Gazette

    Records tumble on first day of Middle School track and field final – The Royal Gazette

    April 23, 2026
    Three-vehicle collision at East End – The Royal Gazette

    Three-vehicle collision at East End – The Royal Gazette

    April 22, 2026
    Owen Darrell attends ocean tourism conference – The Royal Gazette

    Owen Darrell attends ocean tourism conference – The Royal Gazette

    April 21, 2026
  • Boxing
    Guyana ends OECS Boxing Championships with five gold medals

    Guyana ends OECS Boxing Championships with five gold medals

    August 6, 2025
    Usyk defeats Dubois

    Usyk defeats Dubois

    July 20, 2025
    Mike McCallum to be Buried in Jamaica, Minister Grange Confirms

    Mike McCallum to be Buried in Jamaica, Minister Grange Confirms

    July 3, 2025
    Wray & Nephew Fight Night Returns with Explosive Lineup in Portmore

    Wray & Nephew Fight Night Returns with Explosive Lineup in Portmore

    June 20, 2025
    Deborah Charmers To Lead Charge to Build Jamaica’s Next Boxing Champions from the Ground Up

    Deborah Charmers To Lead Charge to Build Jamaica’s Next Boxing Champions from the Ground Up

    June 12, 2025
  • Volleyball
    2026 First Point High School Invitational Recap

    2026 First Point High School Invitational Recap

    April 25, 2026
    Union City Police cats comfort residents after deadly tornado

    Union City Police cats comfort residents after deadly tornado

    March 27, 2026
    Sheriff not investigating 7 reported rapes at Otay Mesa detention center

    Sheriff not investigating 7 reported rapes at Otay Mesa detention center

    March 25, 2026
    Supreme Court upholds immunity for officers in lawsuit over arrest ruled to be wrongful

    Supreme Court upholds immunity for officers in lawsuit over arrest ruled to be wrongful

    March 24, 2026
    Teenagers warned of vaping risks by theatre project

    Teenagers warned of vaping risks by theatre project

    March 23, 2026
  • More Sports
    • NFL
  • Caribbean
    • LIST 1
      • ARUBA
      • ANGUILLA
      • ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
      • BELIZE
      • BAHAMAS
      • BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
      • BARBADOS
    • LIST 2
      • CUBA
      • CURACAO
      • CAYMAN ISLANDS
      • CARIBBEAN NETHERLANDS
      • DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
      • DOMINICA
      • GUYANA
    • LIST 3
      • GRENADA
      • GUADELOUPE
      • HAITI
      • JAMAICA
      • MARTINIQUE
      • MONTSERRAT
      • PUERTO RICO (US)
      • SAINT VINCENT
    • LIST 4
      • SAINT BARTHÉLEMY
      • SAINT MARTIN
      • SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
      • SAINT LUCIA
      • SURINAME
      • TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
      • TRINIDED AND TOBAGO
      • UNTIED STATE VIRGIN ISLANDS
      • EDITOR’S CHOICE
Caribbean Sports
Home » Cross-country runners out in force around Britain
Cross-country runners out in force around Britain
Track and Field November 24, 2025

Cross-country runners out in force around Britain

Share
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest WhatsApp Copy Link

While the spotlight fell on the Liverpool Cross Challenge, there were plenty of other events around the country last weekend.

START FITNESS NORTH EAST HARRIER LEAGUE, Wrekenton, November 23

Gateshead’s Lewis Liddle, from the S pack was first across the line but there were faster times set behind from the main M pack.

There, it was Heaton’s Chris Larkin, who was second home in the second fastest overall time of 31:52, but he was just headed by Newcastle University’s Luke Davis who, starting in the F pack had a net time of 31:49.

In turn, he was chased home by fellow F Pack runner Jarlath McKenna’s third best open and fastest M40 time of 32:06.

In the women’s race Maria Catterall was first home and from the main S pack but further back there were three F Pack chasers and Jessica Fox got the better of Jessica Eaton with Anna Pigford also chasing hard for third fastest woman overall.

Lewis Liddle (David Hewitson)

Overall: 1 L Liddle (Gate) 33:17; 2 C Larkin (Heaton) 34:23; 3 S Jackson (Sund, M40) 35:19

M50: 1 A Hart (Darl) 38:48

M55: 1 M Turnbull (Elsw) 39:14

M60: 1 I Norman (Heat) 41:21

M65: 1 K Maynard (Sund St) 44:22

Start Fitness NE Harrier League (David Hewitson)

Fastest (net time): 1 L Davis (Newc U) 31:49; 2 Larkin 31:52; 3 J McKenna (Tyne Br, M40) 32:06

M40: McKenna (Tyne Br) 32:06

M50: Hart 38:48

M55: Turnbull 39:14

M60: Norman 41:21

M65: Norman 44:22

U17: 1 P Hayton-Rowell (NSP) 18:40; 2 W Hart (Darl) 19:01; 3 M Carr (Elsw) 19:57

Fastest: J Lonergan (T’dale) 17:11

READ MORE: Liverpool Cross Challenge coverage

U15: 1 G Hunter (T’dale) 12:09

Fastest: Hunter 10:47

U13: 1 F Hutchinson (Durh) 12:21

Fastest: N Penfold (NSP) 11:20

Maria Catterall (David Hewitson)

Women: 1 M Catterall (Elsw, W35) 27:28; 2 J Hunter (Salt) 28:24; 3 S MacIntyre (Jesmond) 28:38

W45: 1 J Knight (Alnw) 30:25

W50: 1 M Stead (Morp) 29:02

W55: 1 N Cameron (Heaton) 30:22

W60: 1 J Cross (C’momy) 32:40

Fastest: J Fox (Sund) 24;40; 2 J Eaton (Tyne Br) 24:45; 3 A Pigford Hought) 24:59

W45: Knight 30:25

W50: Stead 29:02

W55: Cameron 30;22

W60: Cross 32:40

U17: 1 C Owens (Darl) 21:16

Fastest: M Owens (Darl) 20:54

U15: 1 O Murphy (Birt) 13:18

Fastest: Murphy 11:58

U13: 1 IM Carr (Prudhoe) 14:08

Fastest: Carr 12:48

BERKS, BUCKS & OXON CCA CHAMPIONSHIPS, Reading, Berkshire, November 23

Englefield House provided a parkland setting for this long-standing Association’s championships and Ben Wills ran out a comfortable men’s winner over Rob Corney.

In a disappointing small women’s race, it was Windsor’s junior Jaq Heller, the 2024 English National junior sixth placer, who ran out a comfortable winner.

In the age group races, Will Humm and Ben Lucas led Bracknell to a narrow under-17 team win, whilst Tara Ferguson, who was eighth in the 2025 English National under-17 championship took the under-17 women’s race by exactly a minute.

Men: 1 B Wills (Brack) 27:24; 2 R Corney (Read RR) 27:39; 3 C Jardine (Abing) 28:27

M40: 1 M Stone (Newb) 29:22

M45: 1 C Madelaine (Read) 29:52

M50: 1 A Ind (Newb) 30:51

M65: 1 E Southam (Abing) 33:41

U20: 1 O Stocker (Bic) 28:45

TEAM: 1 Abing 96; 2 Read RR 98; 3 Newbury 114

U17: 1 W Humm (Brack) 20:15; 2 B Lucas (Brack) 20:29; 3 J Norton (Newb) 20:29

TEAM: 1 Bracknell 15; 2 WSEH 19; 3 Reading 21

U15: 1 L Blyton (Bic) 15:15; 2 L Moss (Newb) 15:20; 3 N Spruce (Abing) 15:26

TEAM: 1 WSEH 22; 2 Bracknell 31; 3 Abingdon 43

U13: 1 R Gray (Banb) 13:15; 2 J Lindsay (Abing) 13:20; 3 R Webb (WSEH) 13:41

TEAM: 1 Abingdon 16; 2 WSEH 18; 3 Reading 33

READ MORE: Liverpool Cross Challenge coverage

Women: 1 J Heller (WSEH, U20) 33:06; 2 J Franklin (Newb, W45) 33:51; 3 Y Grant (WSEH, U20) 33:27

W55: 1 R Allen (Newb) 39;10; 2 S Francis (Read) 39:35

W65: 1 G Hueter (Oxf C) 48:23

TEAM: 1 Newbury 13; 2 WSEH 13; 3 Reading 22

U17: 1 T Ferguson (WSEH) 22:32; 2 C Campbell (Oxf C) 23:32; 3 R Street (WSEH) 24:31

TEAM: 1 Newbury 21

U15: 1 H Lucas (WSEH) 17:11; 2 E Frost (Chilt) 17:17; 3 M Lennox-Imbastari (WSEH) 18:09

TEAM: 1 WSEH 9; 2 Bracknell 17; 3 Abingdon 37

U13: 1 E Baker (Brack) 14:07; 2 E Larkin (T Kdennet) 14:36; 3 A Pullen (Brack) 14;50

TEAM: 1 Bracknell 8; 2 T ennet Tri 32; 3 Reading 31

ESSEX LEAGUE, Match 3, Hadleigh, November 22

Southend’s Toby Rees-Jones scored a repeat victory as he headed Chelmsford’s Thomas Woodward to take the men’s race over 8km and with three more Southend runners just behind his club took the team honours.

Lauren Reed moved up from second in the previous match to head fellow over-40’s Rachel Wiseman and Sarah Williams as veterans dominated

The biggest win of the day came in the under-15 girls’ race where Brentwood’s Summer Smith won 90 seconds.

Men:

1 T Rhys-Jones (S’end, U20) 28:10; 2T Woodward (Chelm) 28:42; S Norris (S’end) 29:00; 4 S Boxhall (S’end) 29:08; 5 M Stapleton (S’end) 29:23; 6 J Stewart (Hav’g) 29:31

M40: 1 N Filer (Col H) 29:56

M50: 1 L Taylor (S’end) 31:59

M60: 1 S Philcox (Ilf) 34:57

M70: 1 D Butler (Bill’Cay) 40:26

TEAM Div 1 (6 to score): 1 Southend471; 2 Havering74; 3 Orion 255

Div 2 (6 to score): 1 Braintree 245

M40 TEAM: 1 Orion 114; 2 Brentwood Beagles 227; 3 Havering 229

U17:

1 F McLaren (Hav’g) 20:37; 2 J Parrott (Chelm) 20:56; 3 D Pollard (Chelm) 21;12

TEAM (3 to score): 1 Chelmsford 12; 2 Havering 22; 3 Southend 24

U15

1 J Gilbey (Chelm) 13;59; 2 L Berry (Bas) 14:11; 3 J Boarer (Chelm) 14;27

TEAM (4 to score): 1 Basildon 62; 2 C&T 64; 3 Havering 74

U13:

1 R Stringer (C&T) 11:45; 2 D Law (Chelm) 11:51; 3 A Brotherwood (SS) 12:06

TEAM (4 to score): 1 SS Athletics 23; 2 Chelmsford 49; 3 Colchester H 60

Women

1 L Reed (Hav’g, W40) 26:16; 2 R Wiseman (Bas, W40) 26:36; 3 S Williams (Grange F&D, W40) 28:27

W40: 4 K Creak (Col H) 28:57

W45: 1 H Weir (Col H) 30:52

W50: 1 B Aldridge (Bill’cay) 31:27; 2 W King (Chelm) 32:36

W55: 1 D Morley (Col H) 34:01

W60: 1 D Fisher (S’field0 36:44

TEAM Div 1 (4 to score): 1 Havering 39; 2 Colchester H 55; 3 Chelmsford 61

Div 2 (4 to score): 1 Springfield 152

W35 TEAM (3 to score): 1 Colchester H 49; 2 Leigh-on-Sea 89; 3 Chelmsford 92

U17: 1 E Lole (Chelm) 24:21; 2 E Warn (B’wood) 24:28; 3 K Cox (Chelm) 26:14

TEAM (3 to score): 1 Basildon 24; 2 Havering 29; 3 Braintree 59

U15: 1 S Smith (B’wood) 14:44; 2 I Young (B’wood) 16:14; 3 S Owen (SS) 16:33

TEAM (4 to score): 1 Brentwood Beagles 23; 2 SS 24; 3 Basildon 34

U13: 1 R Reeve (Col H) 12:41; 2 E Brewington (B’wood) 13:30; 3 S Davis (Chelm) 13:46

TEAM (4 to score): 1 SS Athletics 33; 2 Havering 57; 3 Colchester H 52 (with just 3)

MIDLAND COUNTIES 5 & & MILES CHAMPIONSHIP, Romsley, Worcestershire, November 22

A grim day on the edge of the Clent Hills greeted the athletes and Alastair Watson, the M45 London Marathon winner, regained the title he last won in 2017 as Jonny Morris chased hard before running out a comfortable second.

Watson, who led his Notts AC squad to a team win and his club also saw 2022 overall winner and now M55, Tim Hartley, 13th overall.

A week earlier, Watson had won the British & Irish Masters International M45 title, whilst eight-time winner there, Tim Hartley was third M55.

The women’s race saw Severn AC’s Alice Tredgett win by getting on for two minutes from Joanne Clamp.

Alice Tredgett

Men (7M): 1 A Watson (Notts, M45) 38:12; 2 J Morris (W&B) 38:35; 3 A Jeavons (Worc) 39:40; 4 N Williams (Notts, n/s) 40:53; 5 A Berhe (Notts) 41:08

M55: 1 T Hartley (Notts) 44:23

TEAM: 1 Notts 49; 2 Tipton 71; 3 Wolverhampton &143 Bilston

Women (5M): 1 A Tredgett (Sev) 32:21; 2 J Clamp (Notts) 34:07; 3 L Collins (Hales) 34:32; 4 K McGonigal (B’ville) 34:31; 5 J Dale (Hales) 34:50

TEAM: 1 Halesowen 30; 2 Bourneville 35; 3 Tipton 52

Elle Baker (left) with Carole Coulon

KENT MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS, Dartford, November 22

Elle Baker, who has been in Britain’s winning European senior cross-country championship teams in the past, enjoyed an easy win in her event debut, Steve Smythe reports.

Now in Tonbridge colours, the W40 won by around 200 metres from former overall South of England champion Carole Coulon.

The French-born W50 athlete had set a PB of 36:33 in the previous week’s Brighton 10km and here headed defending overall champion Renate McDonnell.

Two seconds behind was Clare Elms who won a record 14th individual gold medal in winning the W55-64 title by over three minutes from Rose Baker who, like Elms, had run in England’s team in the previous week’s masters international.

Clare Elms

Elms is a former South of Thames winner and that event was taking place less than 20 miles away in Croydon unfortunately clashing with this event and another SOT winner and nine-time champion here Ben Reynolds also struck gold in Dartford.

The Tonbridge athlete comfortably retained his M60 title while another England masters international, Andy Bond defended, his M50 title with ease.

After numerous seconds, Paul McCauliffe finally gained a gold with an M70 victory while Barbara Wenham impressed in winning the W65 race and only one male M65 headed her here.

Cambridge Harrier M45s Danny Kendall and Ben Shearer each moved up a place from last year to dominate the M40 race. Kendall, a former Dartford Half-Marathon winner, won by just four seconds.

Danny Kendall (305)

Men M40 (8km): 1 D Kendall (Camb H, M45) 26:23; 2 B Shearer (Camb H, M45) 26:27; 3 L Cooper (M&M) 26:32; 4 B Day (Kent) 26:42; 5 M Bruce (B&B) 26:44; 6 M Evans (B&B) 26:51; 7 L De Bruyn (B&B, M45) 26:53

TEAM: 1 Blackheath &B 30; 2 Cambridge H 32; 3 Kent 41

M50 (8km): 1 A Bond (Dulw R) 28:13; 2 J Lane (M&M) 28:49; 3 D Varney (B&B) 28:53; 4 N Wright (M&M) 29:00; 5 C Compton (Kent) 29:56; 6 J Addison (Beck) 30:02

M55: 1 O Van Zyl (Sev) 30:07; 2 A Green (Dart RR) 30:16

TEAM: 1 Medway &M 32; 2 Tonbridge 82; 3 Camb H 114

M60: 1 B Reynolds (Ton) 18:43; 2 K Klidzia (Folk) 18:56; 3 K Dowson (Sev) 19:11; 4 M Pitcairn-Knowles (Ton) 19:34; 5 R Beardsworth (Kent) 19:46

M65: 1 M Leat (Camb H) 20:30

M70: 1 P McCauliffe (M&M) 22:30; 2 A Lawes (B&B) 22:33; 3 J Woolley (M&M) 23:55

M75: 1 T Edgley (I&I) 26:57

M60 TEAM: 1 Tonbridge 14; 2 Folkestone 15; 3 Kent 48

M70 TEAM: 1 M&M 25; 2 Kent 27; 3 I&I 39

Elle Baker

Women (5km): 1 E Baker (Ton) 18:27; 2 C Coulon (B&B, W50) 19:05; 3 R McDonnell (Inv EK, W50) 19:14; 4 C Elms (Kent, W60) 19:16; 5 E Owen (Ton) 19:32 6 E Skinner (Kent, W50) 19:42

W45: 1 T Murphy (Kent, W45) 20:41

W50: 4 V Buck (Kent, W50) 20:07

W55: 1 C O’Connor (Folk, W55) 22:39; 2 M Hine (Camb H, W55) 23:40

W60: 2 R Baker (Camb H, W60) 22:25;

W35 TEAM: 1 Kent 10; 2 Ton 19; 3 Ashf & D 27

W45 TEAM: Kent 27; 2 Ton 28; 3 Central 42

TEAM: 1 Kent 18; 2 Camb H 22; 3 Folkestone 23

W65 (ran with Men M65): 1 B Wenman (Cant) 23:02; 2 G Arnott (Beck) 25:07; 3 J Daniels (Dov) 25:18

W70: 1 B Ockendon (I&I) 29:29

W65 TEAM: 1 Canterbury 19; 2 Istead &I 26

SOUTH OF THE THAMES CCA 5-MILE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP, Croydon, Surrey, November 22

Although Ed Chuck and Dulwich Runners came out on top in the individual stakes, it was Belgrave Harriers who dominated the team events as they retained their men’s and women’s titles.

A clash with the Kent Masters championship deprived the event of some participants but this championship is ostensibly for junior or up and coming runners and it was fifth paced Ollie Buck who claimed that honour.

Chuck seemed to have things his own way and established a lead on the first lap but was never completely safe as Gavin Eccles led the Belgrave charge from Dulwich’s Jack Ramm behind.

READ MORE: Liverpool Cross Challenge coverage

For the women and despite the presence of three-time winner Georgie Bruinvels it was Molly Smith who dominated for Herne Hill Harriers. This was her first outing since a 2:34:07 outing in the Frankfurt Marathon and the sister of 2:11:57 marathoner Jake made no mistake here with a two-minute victory.

This was over the W35 pairing of Aldershot’s holder Bruinvels and 2018 winner Saron Haileselaise, who led Belgrave’s team win.

Overall: 1 E Chuck (Dulw R) 26:48; 2 G Eccles (Belg) 26:54; 3 J Ramm (Dulw R) 27:08; 4 S Sommerville (Belg) 27:32; 5 O Buck (Kent, U20) 27:40; 6 C McNally (Belg) 27:46; 7 J Neville (Belg) 27:50; 8 T Rowlands (S Lon) 28:06; 9 H Lawson (Belg) 28:09; 10 C High (G&G) 28:17

M40: 1 M Cummings (Herne H) 29:58

M45: 1 N Henderson (E&E) 30:00

M50: 1 N Tearle (G&G) 30;15

M60: 1 A Roberts (Strag) 33:42

M65: 1 M Fletcher (Strag) 36:45

M75: 1 M Mann (Dulw R) 45:19

M80: 1 G Newton (B’mth) 46:39

U20: 2 J De Souza (AFD) 29:16; 3 B Dakin (AFD) 29:41

TEAM (4 to score): 1 Belgrave 19; 2 Dulwich R 58; 3 AFD 71; 4 S London 96; 5 Guildford & G 102; 6 Cambridge H 147

TEAM (8 to score): 1 Blegrave 70; 2 G&G 285; 3 Dulwich R 349

South of Thames women’s podium

Women: 1 M Smith (Herne H) 29:33; 2 G Bruinvels (AFD, W35) 31:31; 3 S Haileselsie (Belg, W35) 32:22; 4 A Aherne (Kent) 33:01; 5 E Bowden (Belg) 33:59; 6 B Goddard (Belg) 34:08; 7 M James (S Lon, W50) 34:10; 8 A Karlsson (Tun W) 34:30; 9 E Freeden (Kent) 34:40; 10 K Ellison (Herne H, W40) 34:44

READ MORE: Liverpool Cross Challenge coverage

W55: 1 T Holt (Strag) 41:22

W65: 1 P Iannella (S Lon) 42:03

W70: 1 M Statham-Berry (Ling) 43:23

TEAM (4 to score): 1 Belgrave 29; 2 Kent 36; 3 S London 63; 4 Stragglers 106; 5 Tunbridge Wells 124

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Copy Link

Related Posts

Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Follow Us
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • TikTok
  • LinkedIn
  • Threads
Don't Miss
Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships
Athletics April 30, 2026

Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

Top 5 Caribbean athletes’ performances just took over the 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships—and the…

Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

April 28, 2026
The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

April 27, 2026
McKay Security showers St Mary FA with m sponsorship | Sports

McKay Security showers St Mary FA with $1m sponsorship | Sports

April 25, 2026
Mini Marathon runners light up The Mall in London

Mini Marathon runners light up The Mall in London

April 25, 2026

Subscribe to Updates

Get The Latest News, Updates, And Amazing Offers

About Us
About Us

CaribbeanFocus, we are your gateway to everything Caribbean—a vibrant platform that brings together the region’s culture, news, lifestyle, and opportunities. Our mission is to keep you informed, inspired, and connected to the heart of the Caribbean, no matter where you are in the world.

Mail: [email protected]

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest YouTube LinkedIn TikTok
Our Picks
Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

Top 5 Caribbean Performances At The 2026 NCAA Indoor Conference Championships

Athletics April 30, 2026
Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

Alfred Vs. Dosso Vs. Van Der Weken: Who Wins The Women’s 60m At The 2026 World Indoor Championships?

Athletics April 28, 2026
The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

The 5 Biggest Track and Field Competitions You Can’t Miss In 2026

Athletics April 27, 2026
Newsletter

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.

© 2026 CaribbeanFocus.
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website.

You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in .

Powered by  GDPR Cookie Compliance
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.