As part of our 2025 AGM celebration, as well as introducing our new Club President (Steve Pairman) and the 7 new VP’s, we also incorporated...
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We are one of the oldest and most successful athletics club in the country, with athletes aspiring to compete at the highest level. Our inspirational club is run wholly by volunteers with community athletics at its heart.
As part of our 2025 AGM celebration, as well as introducing our new Club President (Steve Pairman) and the 7 new VP’s, we also incorporated...
A huge congratulations to Steve Pairman who has been selected as our club president for 2025! Todays AGM also revealed our new VP’s as well as our...
We are delighted to announce the recipients of the Jack Petchey Achievement Awards for March 2025. Below you will find the original nominations from their...
The 100th edition of the English Schools Cross Country didn’t disappoint, with the 46 counties from England and the Channel Islands selecting the top eight...
Congratulations to Jack Ruby! Jack took on the EA U15/U17 indoor combined events champs at Sheffield, earning a new PB score, as well as PB’s...
National Glory and a Muddy Battle at Parliament Hill Women’s U20 Team Are National Champions 2025 The National Cross Country Championships brought another unforgettable day...
We had county success with four of our teams plus three individual Champions. There was team gold for our U13 Boys (Emery Aldridge, Harry Beeraje...
In ideal conditions for fast cross country racing, Blackheath & Bromley Harriers Ac athletes did not disappoint, picking up medals in all male events and...
Women’s participation in the Decathlon is a long discussed topic in the world of track and field with women currently...
As part of our 2025 AGM celebration, as well as introducing our new Club President (Steve Pairman) and the 7...
Kent Cross Country league, round 1 at Foots Cray Meadows Saturday 12th October. Great start to the XC season with...
The 100th edition of the English Schools Cross Country didn’t disappoint, with the 46 counties from England and the Channel...
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