Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Weekly Newsletter Wednesday 8 July 2026

I hope you are having a great week so far. For sports fans, it certainly feels like we are being spoilt at the moment, with a number of major tournaments taking place simultaneously. There is plenty to enjoy, follow, and get immersed in across the sporting world.

News

European Athletics U18 Championships
Congratulations to both Holly Ryan and Chu Ononogbu, who have been selected to represent Great Britain at the European Athletics U18 Championships in Italy. Holly will compete in the 200m following an outstanding personal best of 23.72, achieved in challenging windy conditions at the Cardiff meeting in June. Chu will represent GB in the Discus after setting a new PB of 57.49m, also recorded in Cardiff earlier this summer.

We wish them both the very best as they take on the best young athletes in Europe.

Prefontaine Classic, Eugene
Further afield, alongside the excitement of the World Cup, we saw some impressive performances across the Atlantic at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene.

GB British performances
Keely Hodgkinson produced another encouraging performance in the women’s 800m, finishing second in a time of 1:56.73 after being narrowly edged out by Kenya’s Lilian Odira in the closing stages. This was another positive step in Hodgkinson’s return to top form, particularly after suffering a heavy fall in training just days before the race.
Amy Hunt also gained valuable experience competing in a world-class women’s 100m field. Although she narrowly missed out on a podium finish, her performance against some of the fastest sprinters in the world highlighted her continued progress. The women’s mile saw strong British performances from Georgia Hunter-Bell and Laura Muir, with both athletes delivering impressive runs. Hunter-Bell recorded a personal best of 4:18.52, while Muir clocked 4:22.31 for a season’s best.
In the men’s events, Zharnel Hughes finished sixth in the 200m, recording a time of 20.26, while Bizimana Yusuf placed 10th in a highly competitive 800m field with a time of 1:46.37. Away from the track, Lawrence Okoye secured seventh place in the Discus with a throw of 65.25m.

Standout performances
Melissa Jefferson-Wooden claimed victory in the women’s 100m in a time of 10.78, edging out ShaCarri Richardson by just 0.01 seconds. Tate Taylor delivered one of the biggest surprises of the meeting, defeating Olympic champion Letsile Tebogo to win the men’s 200m in 19.75. Nikki Hiltz took victory in the women’s mile with a world-leading 4:17.49, while Kayinsola Ajayi won a stacked men’s 100m field in 9.84. Tara Davis-Woodhall secured the women’s long jump title with a leap of 7.13m, winning by just one centimetre.

Volunteersappeal
Finally, we are once again appealing for more licensed officials and volunteers to support our StoneX fixtures.
If you are interested in getting involved and would like to find out more, please speak to James or Helen, or contact us at info@shaftesburybarnet.co.uk. Your support makes a huge difference in helping us continue to deliver successful events.

Calendar
Here’s what’s happening over the next few weeks other than your usual coached training sessions.

July
10/07/26 ESAA Championships – Perry Barr (Juniors – Selection) T&F
11/07/26 NAL Championship – Stevenage (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
19/07/26 SBH Jumpfest – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
26/07/26 MYAL – Parliament Hill (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F

August
02/08/26 YDL – Finsbury Park (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F
09/08/26 SBH Showcase – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
16/08/26 EYAL –  Barnet (Juniors) T&F
22/08/26 NAL Championship  – StoneX Stadium (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
23/08/26 North London 10km – StoneX (Open) R
31/08/26 SBH Open & Club Champs – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F

September
12/09/26 NAL Championship final – Oxford [TBC] (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F

Further ahead
10/10/26 Met League – Claybury (open) XC
14/11/26 Met League – Trent Park (open) XC
05/11/26 Met League – Uxbridge (open) XC
16/01/27 Met League – Welwyn Garden City (open) XC
13/02/27 Met League – Horsenden Hill (open) XC

*Where possible club events should be prioritised, however I have included other local events which may be of interest.
Key: T&F = Track, R= Road XC = Cross Country

Full Results

*All results featured in the newsletter are taken from Power of 10. Occasionally, there may be a slight delay between a competition taking place and the official results being published. If you think Ive missed your result or achievement, please do let me know and Ill make sure its included in the next newsletter.

Latest Results

Saturday 4 July
Park Run Highlights
Aldenham parkrun, Mens V50: Paul Lewis 20:59 (3)
Avery Hill parkrun, Mens V50: James Trapmore 20:24 (9)
Canons Park parkrun,  Mens V55: Lenard Michel 23:04 (27), Womens SEN: Kayla Michel 24:36 (40)
Donaupark parkrun,Mens SEN: James Davis 23:08 (41)SB
Hampstead Heath parkrun, Mens V40: Daniel Nichols 18:28 (5), Womens SEN: Chloe Wilkinson 20:28 (17)

Friday 3 July
England Athletics U20, Senior Track & Field and Events Championships, Bedford
Mens U18 100m: Zachary Bindon-Goss 10.78 (12), Womens U18 100m: Makayla Brai-Aloye 12.09 (14), Womens U23 100m Hurdles: Lily Holt 14.44 (2), Womens U23 200m: Lily Holt 25.82 (3), Womens U18 200m: Makayla Brai-Aloye 24.25 (4), Tami George 24.57 (6), Mens U20 3000m: Rafi Gayer 8:57.53 (9), Mens SEN 400m: Ben Rochford 48.71 (11), Womens SEN 400m Hurdles: Hayley McLean 59.55 (1), Mens U20 5000m: Rafi Gayer 14:58.55 (3), Womens U23 800m: Lily Holt 2:14.91 (2)PB, Mens SEN Discus: Reuben Vaughan 50.56 (8), Womens U23 High Jump: Lily Holt 1.70 (1), Evelyne Fonteyne 1.73 (6), Rebecca Wheeler-Henry 1.69 (7), Womens U23 Javelin: Lily Holt 27.57 (6), Mens U18 Javelin: Daniel Dubras 61.81 (3), Womens U23 Long Jump: Lily Holt 5.63 (1), Womens U23 Shot Put: Lily Holt 10.93 (5), Mens U18 Triple Jump: Harley Henry 15.54 (2)

Wednesday 1 July
BMC Regional Race, Winchester
Mens 1500m: John-Michael Diracles 4:08.34 (10)PB

Chase The Sun Victoria Park 10k & 5k — HM, Chase
Half Marathon: Barry Chisholm 2:18:16 (59)

Sunday 28 June
Czeslaw Cybulski Memorial, Poznan, POL
Womens 400m Hurdles – Lina Nielsen 54.73 (1)SB

Saturday 27 June
Middlesex Young Athletes League, Hendon
100m U16 Boys: Zayne Servis-Hobson 11.6 (1st), Kennedy Iloghalu 12.0 (1st), Kaiden Simmonds 11.3 (1st), Ollie Shawyer 11.9 (2nd), Jesiah Brandy 12.8 (5th), Dominic Taylor 12.8 (5th), U14 Boys: Nathan Alfred 12.3 (1st), Elliot Oyetey 12.8 (6th), Caspian Feild 13.0 (7th), U12 Boys: Sebastian Mensah-Stapleton 14.0 (3rd), Michael Obiwulu 13.6 (5th), U14 Girls: Kaia Vaughan 13.7 (1st), Sade-Leah Akintoye 13.7 (1st), Ava Emeagi 14.1 (2nd), Chloe Xun 14.1 (2nd), Maisie Roberts 15.7 (7th), Lexi Mai 16.1 (8th), U16 Girls: Alessandra Whiting 14.2 (3rd), Savannah Archibong 14.8 (5th), Seba Shaan 15.0 (7th), U12 Girls: Naylah Adeeko 13.3 (2nd), Ayotunde Alfonso 14.2 (2nd), Amie Zheng 14.1 (2nd), Georgina Warmate 14.5 (2nd), 200m U16 Boys: Zayne Servis-Hobson 24.1 (1st), Jesiah Brandy 26.7 (3rd), U14 Boys: Seth Saunders 24.7 (1st), U12 Boys: Michael Obiwulu 27.5 (2nd), Prince-Moses John 30.8 (7th), U14 Girls: Sade-Leah Akintoye 28.0 (1st), U16 Girls: Isla Brasnett 27.4 (2nd), Riley McNally 27.2 (2nd), Alessandra Whiting 29.5 (4th), U12 Girls: Ayotunde Alfonso 29.6 (1st), Naylah Adeeko 27.8 (1st), 70m/75m Hurdles U12 Girls 70mH: Anaya Collins 13.45 (PB) (1st), Mia Beggi-Raymond 13.78 (1st), Amber Barlow 13.61 (PB) (2nd), U12 Girls 75mH: Amie Zheng 12.52 (1st), U12 Boys 75mH: Hugo Duffy 14.44 (1st), Nathaniel Ruddock 14.97 (3rd), 75m U12 Girls: Temi Jaiyeola 10.35 (1st), Anaya Collins 10.93 (1st), Amber Barlow 11.11 (PB) (1st), Christiana Mensah-Stapleton 11.22 (1st), Gabriella Mensah-Stapleton 11.23 (PB) (2nd), Nayah Bobb-Semple 11.49 (3rd), Freya Pessoa 12.52 (6th), U12 Boys: Leo Kingsley-Smith 11.71 (1st), Nathaniel Ruddock 11.05 (2nd), Shaayun Ranmal 11.15 (2nd), Josiah Ogun 12.05 (3rd), 80m Hurdles U14 Boys: Seth Saunders 11.89 (1st), Daniel Murray 13.12 (PB) (3rd), U16 Girls: Kyra Williams 12.33 (1st), Isla Brasnett 12.97 (PB) (2nd), U14 Girls: Lexi Mai 14.53 (PB) (4th), 800m U14 Boys: Harrison Henderson 2:14.8 (PB) (1st), Thomas Fellows 2:18.9 (4th), Albert Korth 2:26.8 (PB) (2nd), Lochie Grieve 2:29.1 (PB) (3rd), Taha Cockerell 2:14.8 (PB) (6th), Daniel Murray 2:31.6 (8th), Ryle Singarayer 2:33.1 (8th), U12 Boys: Ari Rubenstein 2:26.1 (4th), Daniyal Janmohamed 2:34.26 (6th), Prince-Moses John 2:31.7 (PB) (6th), Jake Michalik 2:31.8 (SB) (9th), Leo Roth 2:59.64 (8th), Finlay Myles 3:02.14 (PB) (9th), Ryaan Sahi 3:02.28 (10th), Ivan Bird 3:01.27 (PB) (10th), Theodore Bettridge 3:04.43 (PB) (12th), U16 Boys: George Cooke 2:31.6 (6th), U12 Girls: Keenyah Adelise 2:35.9 (SB) (1st), Amelia Wilkes-Turpie 2:35.02 (1st), Ruby Konviser 2:44.15 (1st), Penelope Billie Gladstone 2:47.58 (PB) (2nd), Lily Janmohamed 2:42.16 (5th), Niamh Pessoa 2:56.58 (4th), Elsie Bettridge 3:29.69 (SB) (15th), U14 Girls: Grace Rooney 2:34.7 (5th), High Jump: Kennedy Iloghalu 1.88m (PB) (1st), James Tsui 1.72m (PB) (2nd), Discus: Kaia Vaughan 18.40m (PB) (1st), Cataleya Petrencu 17.45m (2nd), Pole Vault: Cataleya Petrencu 1.50m (2nd), Javelin: Aimon Petrencu 22.00m (PB) (3rd), Caspian Feild 31.62m (PB) (3rd), Cataleya Petrencu 16.51m (PB) (3rd), Thomas Fellows 22.08m (PB) (5th), Georgina Warmate 11.97m (PB) (6th), Kyra Williams 13.54m (PB) (4th)

SEAA Outdoor U14/U16/U18 Championships, Chelmsford
U16 100m Hurdles: Kayden Thomas 12.51 (1)PB, U16 200m: Tyler Holden-Aikhomu 22.98 (1), U16 Pole Vault: Ramsey Gill 4.50 (1), U14 75m Hurdles: Sienna Darcy 11.94 (1), U14 80m Hurdles: Seth Saunders 11.68 (1), U18 800m: Arthur Phillips 1:55.17 (2), U16 800m: Aaron Hidalgo-Hudi 2:02.95 (2)PB, U14 800m: Dennys Pascal 2:05.68 (4)PB, U18 Triple Jump: Harley Henry 15.54 (2), U18 Javelin: Daniel Dubras 61.81 (3), U16 Discus: Chu Ononogbu 57.49 (2)PB (Welsh Championships)

ESAA South East Region Combined Events Championships, Carshalton
U16 Heptathlon: Anna Anene; High Jump: 1.37m, Long Jump: 4.23m, Javelin 12.81m, 800m: 2:52.04

Welsh Senior, U18 & Para Championships, Cardiff
Womens 200m: Holly Ryan 24.02 (2)

Wednesday 24 June
Watford Harriers Open Graded Meeting
Mens 1500m: Max Winfield 3:58.23 (5) PB,  Matthew May 4:27.88 (2) SB
Mens 100m: Raphael Aaron 12.37 (5)




Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Weekly Newsletter Wednesday 1 July 2026

Happy July! I hope you’ve all had a great week so far and have been enjoying the welcome drop in temperatures.

News

Wanda Diamond League – Paris
The Paris Diamond League produced another outstanding evening of athletics despite sweltering conditions, with Diamond League records, world-leading performances and a host of national records and personal bests.
Among the standout performances, Busang Collen Kebinatshipi broke the Diamond League record in the men’s 400m with a world-leading 43.98, while Marileidy Paulino also set a Diamond League record and world lead of 48.48 in the women’s 400m.
The women’s 800m was one of the races of the night as Audrey Werro stormed to victory in 1:53.80, setting a Diamond League record, world lead, Swiss record and moving to third on the all-time list. Behind her, Anaïs Bourgoin set a French record, Sarah Billings broke the Australian record, while Femke Bol, Prudence Sekgodiso, Rénelle Lamote and Clara Liberman all recorded personal bests.
The women’s 1500m saw Georgia Hunter Bell claim victory in a world-leading performance, leading home a high-quality field in one of the fastest races of the season. Jessica Hull finished third, with several athletes recording season’s bests and personal bests.
In the men’s 5000m, Yomif Kejelcha ran a season’s best 12:47.84 to defeat Birhanu Balew and Graham Blanks, with four athletes finishing inside 12:52.
Elsewhere, Trayvon Bromell upset Olympic champion Noah Lyles to win the men’s 100m in 9.91, Marco Aropimpressed with 1:41.84 in the men’s 800m, Cameron Myers claimed the men’s 1500m in 3:28.00, and Armand Duplantis cleared 6.13m to win the pole vault before making three attempts at a new world record of 6.32m.

For athletics fans, there are plenty more events to enjoy over the coming weeks:

  • 4 July – Prefontaine Classic, Eugene
  • 10 July – Hercules EBS, Monaco
  • 18 July – London Athletics Meet, London
  • 21 August – Athletissima, Lausanne
  • 23 August – Kamila Skolimowska Memorial, Silesia
  • 27 August – Weltklasse Zürich, Zurich
  • 4–5 September – Memorial Van Damme, Brussels

Middlesex League 
Closer to home, we had some outstanding performances at the Middlesex League meeting held at StoneX on Saturday, 27 June, with Shaftesbury athletes dominating the results and setting several impressive meeting records, which I am outlining below:

Girls

  • Temi Jaiyeola won the U12 Girls’ 150m in 70.
  • Amelia Wilkes Turpie won the U12 Girls’ A 800m in 2:35.02.
  • Anaya Collins won the U12 Girls’ 70m Hurdles in 45.
  • Temi Jaiyeola also won the U12 Girls’ Long Jump with 11m.
  • Emaan Obaidull won the U12 Girls’ Shot Put with 35m.
  • Kaia Vaughan won the U14 Girls’ Discus with 40m.
  • Isla Brassnet won the U16 Women’s Long Jump with 97m.

Boys

  • Hugo Duffy won the U12 Boys’ 75m Hurdles in 44.
  • Cooper Courtnage won the U12 Boys’ Shot Put with 77m and the U12 Boys’ Vortex with 50.82m.
  • Seth Saunders won the U14 Boys’ 200m in 70.
  • Kennedy Iloghula won the U16 Men’s High Jump with 88m.

*Full results will be featured in the Results section as soon as they have been confirmed and published.

Volunteers plea
Finally, we are once again appealing for more licensed officials and volunteers, particularly to help at our StoneX fixtures. If you are interested and would like to find out more, please speak to James or Helen, or email info@shaftesburybarnet.co.uk.

Calendar
Here’s what’s happening over the next few weeks other than your usual coached training sessions.

July
05/07/26 EYAL – StoneX Stadium (Juniors) T&F
10/07/26 ESAA Championships – Perry Barr (Juniors – Selection) T&F
11/07/26 NAL Championship – Stevenage (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
19/07/26 SBH Jumpfest – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
26/07/26 MYAL – Parliament Hill (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F

August
02/08/26 YDL – Finsbury Park (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F
08/08/26 SBH Showcase – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
16/08/26 EYAL –  Barnet (Juniors) T&F
22/08/26 NAL Championship  – StoneX Stadium (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
23/08/26 North London 10km – StoneX (Open) R
31/08/26 SBH Open & Club Champs – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F

September
12/09/26 NAL Championship final – Oxford [TBC] (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F

Further ahead
10/10/26 Met League – Claybury (open) XC
14/11/26 Met League – Trent Park (open) XC
05/11/26 Met League – Uxbridge (open) XC
16/01/27 Met League – Welwyn Garden City (open) XC
13/02/27 Met League – Horsenden Hill (open) XC

*Where possible club events should be prioritised, however I have included other local events which may be of interest.
Key: T&F = Track, R= Road XC = Cross Country

 Full Results
*All results featured in the newsletter are taken from Power of 10. Occasionally, there may be a slight delay between a competition taking place and the official results being published. If you think I’ve missed your result or achievement, please do let me know and I’ll make sure it’s included in the next newsletter.

Latest Results

Saturday 27 June
Parkrun Highlights 
Jake Shelley – Alstervorland parkrun – 15:33 (SB) – 2nd
Nathan Tadesse – Bethlem Royal Hospital parkrun – 19:48 (SB) – 5th
Dylan Michel – Canons Park parkrun – 19:20 (SB) – 2nd
Stuart Singer – Northala Fields parkrun – 23:14 (SB)

Tuesday 23 June
BMC Gold Standard Races, Watford
Posie Shaw – Women’s 800m – 2:10.78 (8th)

Sri Chinmoy Dashing Deer 5K, Battersea Park
Mens 5K: Tristan Lee 17:57 (44) SB

Sunday 21 June
Newmarket 10K, Newmarket
Mens 10K: Neil Turner 40:52 (6)

Southern Athletics League Division 1, Chelmsford
Womens Discus: Lydia Rogers 24.22 (4)PB, Womens Hammer: Stacey Gonzalez 32.65 (4), Womens Javelin: Stacey Gonzalez 20.43 (5)PB, Lydia Rogers 13.41 (6)SB, Womens Pole Vault: Stacey Gonzalez 2.55 (2), Womens Shot: Stacey Gonzalez 8.44 (2)SB, Lydia Rogers 8.86 (4)

Southern Athletics League Division 2 North & East, Luton

Womens 100m: Hannah Foster 12.84 (1), Vanessa Ansuaa 12.87 (6), Womens 200m: Vanessa Ansuaa 25.28 (1), Hannah Foster 26.07 (1)

Southern Athletics League Division 2 North & East, Watford
Womens 800m: Emilia Economu 2:29.10 (3), Womens 1500m: Emilia Economu 5:08.28 (2), Mens Pole Vault: Thomas Robertson 4.00 (1)

Southern Athletics League Division 2 North & East, Ware
Mens Discus: Reuben Vaughan 46.91 (1)

Southern Athletics League Division 1, Finsbury Park
Mens 2000m SC: Sam Turner 6:19.48 (1)

Southern Athletics League Division 3 North London, Parliament Hill
Womens 100m: Rosalind Zeffertt 16.44 (5), Womens Long Jump: Rosalind Zeffertt 3.70 (4)

Southern Athletics League Division 3 South London, Kingston
Mens Discus: Anthony Soalla-Bell 24.27 (4), Mens Shot: Anthony Soalla-Bell 10.15 (2)

Saturday 20 June
Novuna UK Athletics Championships, Birmingham
Mens 100m: Zharnel Hughes 10.14 (1), Krishawn Aiken 10.58 (3), Womens 100m: Renee Regis 11.47 (3), Mens 200m: Zharnel Hughes 20.65 (1), Ebuka Nwokeji 20.82 (2), Krishawn Aiken 21.35 (7), Womens 200m: Renee Regis 23.53 (3), Mens 3000 SC: Kristian Imroth 8:18.97 (1) PB, Mens 400m: Ben Rochford 48.17 (8), Womens 400m: Alicia Regis 53.08 (5), Womens 400H: Emily Newnham 54.50 (1) SB, Hayley McLean 56.90 (2) SB, Mens 400H: Jubril Adeniji 54.24 (7) SB, Womens 800m: Lily Beckford 2:06.38 (6), Mens Discus: Reuben Vaughan 48.98 (7), Mens Hammer: Chris Bennett 70.12 (3), Mens High Jump: Kimani Jack 2.24 (2), Akin Coward 2.15 (4) SB, Womens High Jump: Lily Holt 1.78 (4) PB, Evelyne Fonteyne 1.74 (7), Mens Javelin: Daniel Bainbridge 75.62 (3)

Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Season Opener, Hendon
Mens 100m: Joshua Amponsah 11.55 (1), Lani Jaiyeola 11.60 (2), Nathan Howell 11.69 (3), Khyan Markland 11.13 (3), Nathan Alfred 12.82 (4), Kaiden Simmonds 11.72 (4), Sean Sutherland 12.98 (5), Zachary Bindon-Goss 11.16 (5), Kayden Thomas 11.33 (6), Jack Levene 15.21 (6), Kimi Scholz Rathmann 14.57 (6), Sydney Mendes 11.42 (7), Womens 100m: Tia Akinola 12.28 (1), Ranee Manu 13.85 (2), Amie Zheng 14.08 (3), Delphine Diers 14.87 (3), Oluwatishe Adesanya 14.48 (4), Seba Shaan 15.04 (4), Georgina Warmate 14.48 (5), Naylah Adeeko 13.33 (5), Elise Bachler 15.11 (5), Brooke Martin 13.66 (7), Sasha Gurevich 16.15 (7), Chloe Xun 14.83 (8), Rosalind Zeffertt 16.81 (8), Mens 1000m: John-Michael Diracles 2:36.32 (1) PB, George Cooke 3:12.31 (6) PB, Womens 1000m: Lily Janmohamed 3:27.78 (9) PB, Mens 150m: Nathaniel Ruddock 22.25 (1), Womens 150m: Nayah Bobb-Semple 23.01 (2), Anaya Collins 22.06 (3), Kaia Lloyd 23.40 (5), Mens 200m: Lani Jaiyeola 23.10 (1), Seth Saunders 25.12 (2), Decarie Davies 22.21 (3), Louis Xun 24.17 (4), Jaian Saunders 22.71 (5), Sean Sutherland 26.70 (5), Zayne Servis-Hobson 25.19 (6), Womens 200m: Georgina Warmate 29.18 (3), Naylah Adeeko 27.69 (5), Delphine Diers 31.50 (6), Adanna Mazinwosu 26.75 (6), Sasha Gurevich 34.24 (7), Mens 300m: Taha Cockerell 41.57 (1) PB, Mens 400m: Sean Sutherland 63.17 (5), Womens 400m: Ella Buckley 58.40 (3), Mens 600m: Aaron Hidalgo-Hudi 1:26.75 (1) PB, Thomas Fellows 1:37.16 (2) PB, Leo Roth 2:07.24 (2) PB, Rafi Rubenstein 2:07.81 (3) PB, Finlay Myles 2:12.99 (3) PB, Daniel Murray 1:41.00 (4) PB, Adrian Qelo 2:12.65 (5) PB, Kimi Scholz Rathmann 1:47.47 (6) PB, Ari Rubenstein 1:49.06 (7) PB, Zavier Rranxi 2:16.72 (8) PB, Jack Levene 1:53.73 (9) PB, Charles Arlington 2:25.60 (10) PB, Cameron Morton 2:35.96 (14) PB, Toby Caplan 2:44.89 (17) PB, Womens 600m: Kaia Lloyd 2:09.56 (4) PB, Abigail Kennedy 2:20.60 (6), Isabella Laborieux 2:21.72 (7) PB, Nadia Maras 2:15.96 (7) PB, Olive Tuvey-Hewlett 2:26.69 (10) PB, Amelia Wilkes-Turpie 1:53.94 (10) PB, Abigail Mahmood 2:58.87 (11) PB, Elsie Bettridge 2:19.55 (12), Josefin Ndukwe 2:35.07 (13) PB, Mens 75m: Adrian Qelo 11.25 (1) PB, James King 11.42 (2) PB, Cameron Morton 12.94 (3) PB, Toby Caplan 15.27 (3) PB, Leo Roth 12.16 (4) PB, Josiah Ogun 11.87 (4), Asher Askham 13.38 (4) PB, Rafi Rubenstein 12.15 (5) PB, Seth Harris 13.71 (5) PB, Finlay Myles 12.65 (5) PB, Theodore Bettridge 12.81 (6) PB, Shaayun Ranmal 11.18 (6), Zavier Rranxi 12.38 (6) PB, Charles Arlington 12.42 (7) PB, Nathaniel Ruddock 11.19 (7), Womens 75m: Tolu Adekunle 11.94 (1) PB, Josefin Ndukwe 11.31 (1) PB, Isabella Laborieux 12.27 (2) PB, Kaia Lloyd 11.43 (2) PB, Nayah Bobb-Semple 11.42 (2), Nadia Maras 11.85 (3) PB, Abigail Kennedy 13.57 (3) PB, Olive Tuvey-Hewlett 13.82 (4) PB, Abigail Mahmood 15.61 (4) PB, Hawwah Hala Shaan 13.51 (5), Anaya Collins 11.15 (5), Mens 80m Hurdles: Seth Saunders 12.20 (1), Mens Discus: Chu Ononogbu 56.35 (1) PB, Womens Hammer: Stacey Gonzalez 40.41 (1), Mens Long Jump: Sydney Mendes 6.12 (1), Womens Long Jump: Tolu Adekunle 3.69 (2) PB, Isabella Laborieux 3.47 (3) PB, Grace Nyaongo 5.24 (3), Maisie Roberts 4.48 (6) PB, Naylah Adeeko 4.06 (8), Rosalind Zeffertt 3.34 (9), Womens Shot: Nene Harrison 10.72 (1), Cataleya Petrencu 6.62 (1) PB, Lydia Rogers 9.36 (2) PBm Mens Shot: Aimon Petrencu 6.36 (2)

Sunday 14 June
RunThrough Cheltenham Running Festival
Mens 10K: Ross Hammond 44:05 (15)

St Albans Half Marathon
Mens Half Marathon: Niall Carney 1:20:59 (7)

Saturday 13 June
Lancashire County Schools Championships
Mens 100m: Nathan Howell 10.88 (1), Mens 200m: Nathan Howell 22.03 (1), Mens Discus: Noah Wade 25.31 (1) PB

Friday 12 June
EAP Malta International
Mens 400m: Ben Rochford 46.90 (3)

Wednesday 10 June
Meeting de Marseille
Mens Javelin: Daniel Bainbridge 76.19 (6)

Watford Harriers Open Graded Meetings
Mens 800m: Arthur Phillips 1:53.09 (2)

Tuesday 9 June
Stratford Speed GP Series
Mens 100m: John Otugade 10.46 (1)

Saturday 6 June
Flanders Cup
Mens 100m: Krishawn Aiken 10.64 (5), Mens 200m: Krishawn Aiken 21.29 (5), Womens Long Jump: Leshawn Clifford 4.86 (9)

John Green/Texas Greatest Athlete CE Invitational
Mens Decathlon: Jami Schlueter 8024 (1) PB, Mens 100m: Jami Schlueter 10.68 (1), Mens 400m: Jami Schlueter 48.65 (3), Mens 1500m: Jami Schlueter 4:38.38 (3) SB, Mens 110H: Jami Schlueter 14.18 (3), Mens Long Jump: Jami Schlueter 7.43 (1) PB, Mens Pole Vault: Jami Schlueter 4.56 (4) SB, Mens Shot: Jami Schlueter 15.80 (1) PB, Mens Discus: Jami Schlueter 43.18 (4) PB, Mens Javelin: Jami Schlueter 46.69 (5) SB

Gorzów Meeting
Mens Javelin: Daniel Bainbridge 75.20 (3)




Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Weekly Newsletter Wednesday 24 June 2026

I hope you have all had a good week so far and have managed to keep cool in this ever wild weather.

News

London Marathon 2027 Expands to Two Days
For those who may have missed the news, the London Marathon has confirmed that the 2027 edition will take place across two days: Saturday 24 April and Sunday 25 April 2027. Organisers have announced that the elite women, elite female wheelchair athletes, championship women, and Good For Age women will lead the mass participation event on one day, while the elite men, elite male wheelchair athletes, championship men, and Good For Age men will lead the mass event on the other day.
As a result, the Mini London Marathon will take place on Friday 23 April, although further details are expected to be announced in due course.
The new two-day format will allow up to 100,000 runners to take part, making it the largest London Marathon ever staged.

Summer Competitions at StoneX
On Saturday 20 June, we hosted the first of our Summer Competition series at StoneX. Congratulations to everyone who competed, and thank you to all those involved in organising a successful event.

UK Athletics Championships
The UK Athletics Championships took place on Sunday in Birmingham, where Shaftesbury athletes delivered a number of impressive performances.

Sprint Events
A standout performance came from Zharnel Hughes, who completed an impressive sprint double. He finished second in the 100m with a season’s best of 10.01, before returning to win the 200m title in a championship record 20.04. Zharnel was joined in the 200m by fellow Shaftesbury athlete Ebuka Nwokeji, who claimed third place in 20.55.

Field Events
In the High Jump, Jack Kimani secured second place, while Atkin Coward finished fourth.
Other notable field event performances included:

  • Reuben Vaughan – 9th, Men’s Discus
  • Harley Henry – 6th, Men’s Pole Vault
  • Kenyan Stephens – 7th, Men’s Pole Vault
  • Daniel Bainbridge – 3rd, Men’s Javelin
  • Chris Bennett – 3rd, Men’s Hammer Throw

Distance and Middle-Distance Events
Kristian Imroth showed excellent form in the Men’s 3000m Steeplechase, taking victory in a championship record 8:18.97. In the Men’s 400m, Malique Smith-Band continued his strong progression, finishing sixth and recording a personal best of 45.68.

Women’s Performances
Shaftesbury’s women produced a dominant display in the 400m hurdles, with Emily Newnham and Hayley McLean finishing first and second respectively, both recording season’s best performances of 54.50 and 56.90.
In the Women’s High Jump, Lily Holt finished fourth, with Evelyne Fonteyn placing seventh. Meanwhile, Renee Regis secured fifth place in the Women’s 100m.

Overall, it was an excellent week for Shaftesbury athletes, with championship medals, personal bests, season’s bests, and record-breaking performances highlighting the strength and depth of the club across a wide range of disciplines.

Calendar
Here’s what’s happening over the next few weeks other than your usual coached training sessions.

June
27/06/26 MYAL – StoneX Stadium (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F
27/06/26 Middlesex Schools Finals – Sutton Arena (Juniors – Selection) T&F

July
05/07/26 EYAL – StoneX Stadium (Juniors) T&F
10/07/26 ESAA Championships – Perry Barr (Juniors – Selection) T&F
11/07/26 NAL Championship – Stevenage (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
19/07/26 SBH Jumpfest – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
26/07/26 MYAL – Parliament Hill (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F

August
02/08/26 YDL – Finsbury Park (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F
09/08/26 SBH Showcase – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
16/08/26 EYAL –  Barnet (Juniors) T&F
22/08/26 NAL Championship  – StoneX Stadium (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
23/08/26 North London 10km – StoneX (Open) R
31/08/26 SBH Open & Club Champs – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F

September
12/09/26 NAL Championship final – Oxford [TBC] (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F

Further ahead..
10/10/26 Met League – Claybury (open) XC
14/11/26 Met League – Trent Park (open) XC
05/11/26 Met League – Uxbridge (open) XC
16/01/27 Met League – Welwyn Garden City (open) XC
13/02/27 Met League – Horsenden Hill (open) XC

*Where possible club events should be prioritised, however I have included other local events which may be of interest.
Key: T&F = Track, R= Road XC = Cross Country

 Full Results
*All results featured in the newsletter are taken from Power of 10. Occasionally, there may be a slight delay between a competition taking place and the official results being published. If you think Ive missed your result or achievement, please do let me know and Ill make sure its included in the next newsletter.

Latest Results

Saturday 20 June
Parkrun Highlights
Dylan Michel 19:48 (5) SB – Canons Park parkrun
Lily Rachel 30:10 (419) SB -Finsbury parkrun
James Trapmore 19:57 (26) SB – Sutcliffe parkrun

Sunday 14 June
Folksam GP Sollentuna, Sollentuna, SWE
Womens 400H: Lina Nielsen 55.22 (3)SB

Eastern Masters AC Championships, Sandy
Womens Hammer: Stacey Gonzalez 43.23 (1)PB, Womens Pole Vault: Stacey Gonzalez 2.60 (6)

BIG on TOUR, Birmingham
Mens Long Jump: Craig Moncur 6.78 (6)

Saturday 14 June
Be Fit Today Track Academy Outdoor Series, Lee Valley
Mens 100m: John Otugade 10.23 (1), Lewis McGuire 11.11 (3), Bryan Ogbebor 11.43 (5), Womens 100m: Naylah Adeeko 13.48 (5)
Mens 110H: Seth Rennie-Roddy 14.57 (5), Womens 150: Georgina Warmate 21.11 (1), Mens 150: Nathan Howell 17.50 (1)PB, Mens 200m: Eugene Riza 24.56 (1), Zachary Ononye 23.21 (1), Lewis McGuire 22.52 (3), Khyan Markland 22.04 (5), Womens 200m: Makayla Brai-Aloye 24.47 (2), Naylah Adeeko 27.67 (5), Mens 400m: Decarie Davies 48.60 (1), Columba Blango T20/F20 50.72 (2), Dijani Barnor 51.49 (2), Womens 400m: Adanna Mazinwosu 59.41 (6), Womens 600m: Georgina Warmate 1:52.38 (3)PB, Mens Long Jump: Sydney Mendes 6.22 (1)

Bauhaus Juniorengala,Mannheim, GER
Womens 200m: Tami George 24.26 (5), Mens Triple Jump: Harley Henry 15.20 (4)

Meeting Nikaia, Nice, FRA
Mens 200m: Ebuka Nwokeji 20.88 (1), Womens 200m: Renee Regis 23.73 (1)

Kent County Schools Championships, Bromley
Mens 2000 SC: Sam Turner 6:14.89 (2)PB

London 5000, Parliament Hill
3000m: Rafi Gayer 8:19.75 (5)PB

Gouden Spike, Leiden, NED
Womens 400H: Hayley McLean 58.62 (3), Womens Long Jump: Leshawn Clifford 4.90 (12)

BMC Grand Prix
Womens 800m: Posie Shaw 2:09.80 (1)PB, Lily Beckford 2:07.54 (6), Mens 800m: Thomas Cadwallader 1:55.61 (7)

Wednesday 10 June
NCAA Division 1 Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Eugene OR, USA
Mens 3000 SC: Kristian Imroth 8:20.91 (3), High Jump: Kimani Jack 2.28 (1)

Police Sport UK Championships, Nuneaton
Mens 5000m: Kieran Clements 14:58.70 (1)SB

Watford Harriers High Jump & Long Jump Meetings
Womens High Jump: Rebecca Wheeler-Henry 1.65 (3)

Charnwood AC Opens, Loughborough
Womens Long Jump: Maria Eduardaaraujo 4.51 (6)PB

Monday 8 June
The 55th London Prep Schools Athletics Meeting, Eton
Mens 100m: Kore Omidiji 13.87 (3)

Southern Counties Veterans AC League – Hertfordshire & North Middlesex Division, Stevenage
Mens 200m: Nii Barnor 26.1 (1), Sean Sutherland 25.9 (1), Womens 200m: Delphine Diers 32.2 (1), Mens Discus: Clyde Gordon 26.13 (5), Womens Javelin: Stacey Gonzalez 19.45 (1)PB, Delphine Diers 3.91 (11)PB, Mens Long Jump: Johnson Ogunniyi 4.79 (2), Sean Sutherland 4.15 (6), Womens Shot: Stacey Gonzalez 9.19 (1)PB, Mens Shot: Johnson Ogunniyi 9.72 (2)PB

Saturday 6 June
Hertfordshire School County Championships, Hemel Hempstead
Womens 100m: Kayikunmi Omidiji 12.88 (1), Shenel Okrah 13.28 (3), Mens 100m: Kaiden Simmonds 11.15 (1), Kacei Griffith 11.34 (1), Michael Obiwulu 13.73 (3), Nathan Alfred 12.60 (4), Ollie Shawyer 11.80 (5), Modebayo Akin-Agunbiade 11.51 (6), Mens 100H: Noah Van Den Bergh 14.61 (1)PB, Kade White 14.26 (1)PB, Drew Clack 14.82 (1), Krish Ramadhin 15.43 (3)PB, Mens 200m: Kacei Griffith 22.67 (1), Modebayo Akin-Agunbiade 22.77 (1), Lani Jaiyeola 23.15 (3), Womens 200m: Lucy Cox 28.33 (3), Womens 300m: Isla Brasnett 43.31 (1), Mens 3000m: Matthew May 9:54.36 (6), Mens 400m: Dijani Barnor 51.28 (1), Francisco Guerrero 53.18 (2), Mens 80H: Seth Saunders 12.21 (2), Mens 800m: William Stockdale 2:33.14 (5)SB, Prince-Moses John 2:42.18 (10), Womens 800m: Catherine Smith 2:55.34 (11), Mens Discus: Chu Ononogbu 50.88 (1), Mens Hammer: Jonny Evans 33.47 (1)PB, Mens High Jump: Zayne Servis-Hobson 1.58 (7)PB, Mens Pole Vault: Noah Van Den Bergh 3.90 (1), Isaac van den Bergh 4.10 (1), Thomas Robertson 3.80 (2), Xavier Wilkins 2.90 (6=), Marko Mankovsky 2.90 (6=), Mens Shot: Tobiloba Ayetan 14.71 (1)PB, Womens Triple Jump: Kimberley Flack 10.45 (3), Isla Brasnett 10.20 (4)PB, Mens Triple Jump: Krish Ramadhin 11.04 (6)PB

SEAA Outdoor U20/Senior Championships, Bedford
Mens 100m: Zachary Bindon-Goss 11.15 (4), Khyan Markland 10.99 (4), Womens 100m: Makayla Brai-Aloye 12.31 (4), Shereen Charles 12.45 (6), Mens 200m: Jaian Saunders 22.38 (2), Womens 200m: Makayla Brai-Aloye 24.57 (3), Mens 2000m SC: Sam Turner 6:19.68 (3)PB, Mens 3000m SC: Steven Garrett 9:50.84 (3)PB, Mens 400m: Ben Rochford 47.93 (5), Columba Blango T20/F20 53.10 (6), Decarie Davies 51.49 (8), Womens 400m: Adanna Mazinwosu 60.97 (6), Mens Discus: Reuben Vaughan 51.12 (1), Womens Long Jump: Alannah Fashanu 5.63 (5)PB, Womens Pole Vault: Genny Howat 3.80 (3)PB, Womens Shot: Lydia Rogers 9.11 (3)PB

Midland Counties AA Senior & U20 Championships, Nuneaton
Mens 400H: Niall Carney 55.61 (2)SB




Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Weekly Newsletter Wednesday 17 June 2026

I hope you have all had a good week so far!

Firstly, I’d like to introduce myself to those I haven’t met before. I’m Nicky – those who attend track sessions may already have seen me around: short blonde hair and a few leg tattoos! After a short pause in the newsletter, I’ll be stepping in as your new newsletter writer. I hope to keep you up to date with all things club-related, from local fixtures and race results to stand out performances.

News
Stone X Stadium has been confirmed as the venue for ATHLOS LDN26 on Friday 18th September. The Club will be looking for volunteers and marshals closer to the event, so keep an eye out for more details in the coming months. Please also note that access to the track will be restricted during the week leading up to the event. It’s exciting to see our stadium hosting an event of this scale, and it’s particularly interesting that this will be an all-female event — we are expecting some seriously fast times! More information and tickets can be found here.

Summer Competitions at StoneX kick off with the Season Opener this weekend on Saturday, 20 June. We have many athletes competing, however If competing isn’t for you, supporters and spectators are very welcome too.

The club is looking for more licensed officials to help support competitions and meetings. Becoming an official means obtaining an England Athletics licence, which involves three steps: attending a short online course (typically a couple of hours on a weekday evening), completing short self-paced Safeguarding and Health & Safety modules, and completing a DBS check.The club will cover all costs for anyone able to officiate at two fixtures per season. If you’re interested, please check the guidance document here and let either James or Helen know so they can support you through the process. Alternatively, you can reply to this newsletter.

A reminder that we are halfway through the Track season and the 3rd YDL is crucial for promotion, the next two EYALs are also vital for us to get into the final. Regarding NAL, we made a strong start to the season however we had several gaps in the team – please reach out if you are keen to race for the club in the upcoming fixtures below.

Calendar
Here’s what’s happening over the next few weeks other than your usual coached training sessions.

June
20/06/26 SBH Season Opener meeting – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
27/06/26 MYAL – StoneX Stadium (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F
27/06/26 Middlesex Schools Finals – Sutton Arena (Juniors – Selection) T&F

July
05/07/26 EYAL – StoneX Stadium (Juniors) T&F
10/07/26 ESAA Championships – Perry Barr (Juniors – Selection) T&F
11/07/26 NAL Championship – Stevenage (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
19/07/26 SBH Jumpfest – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
26/07/26 MYAL – Parliament Hill (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F

August
02/08/26 YDL – Finsbury Park (Juniors – Team Selection) T&F
09/08/26 SBH Showcase – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F
16/08/26 EYAL –  Barnet (Juniors) T&F
22/08/26 NAL Championship  – StoneX Stadium (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F
23/08/26 North London 10km – StoneX (Open) R
31/08/26 SBH Open & Club Champs – StoneX Stadium (Open) T&F

September
12/09/26 NAL Championship final – Oxford [TBC] (Seniors – Team Selection) T&F

Further ahead..
10/10/26 Met League – Claybury (open) XC
14/11/26 Met League – Trent Park (open) XC
05/11/26 Met League – Uxbridge (open) XC
16/01/27 Met League – Welwyn Garden City (open) XC
13/02/27 Met League – Horsenden Hill (open) XC

*Where possible club events should be prioritised, however I have included other local events which may be of interest.
Key: T&F = Track, R= Road XC = Cross Country

Full Results
*All results featured in the newsletter are taken from Power of 10. Occasionally, there may be a slight delay between a competition taking place and the official results being published. If you think Ive missed your result or achievement, please do let me know and Ill make sure its included in the next newsletter.

LAST WEEK:

Sunday 4 June
Cheltenham Running Festival
10K Hannah Foster 1:06:34 (385,SB)
HM James Morris 1:56:06 (146,PB)

Woodhall Spa 10k
Laura Clark 45:28 (239,PB)

Saturday 13 June
London 5000, Parliament Hill 
Thomas Butler 14:11.47 (1), Jamie Dee 14:30.78 (6), Dylan Evans 14:48.04 (10), Nicola Payne 19:04.96 (11)

Parkrun Highlights
Aidan McAvoy 18:19 (1) – Sunny Hill Parkrun
Daniel Watts 17:31 (3) – Osterley parkrun
Daniel Banyard 18:58 (24,SB) – Victoria Embankment parkrun, Nottingham

Wednesday 10 June
Watford Harriers Open Graded Meetings
Mens 3000m: Pablo Quesada Carmona 9:00.63 (2,PB), Euan Phillips 9:41.74 (17), Mens 800m: Dennys Pascal 2:09.88 (1,PB), Antonio Quesada Carmona 2:27.45 (1,PB), Adam O’Gorman 1:58.21 (1,SB), Asher Weissbart 2:13.27 (2,PB), John-Michael Diracles 1:59.68 (3,PB), Arthur Phillips 1:53.56 (3,PB), Womens 800m: Emilia Economu 2:25.11 (8,PB)

Watford Harriers High Jump & Long Jump Meetings
Womens High Jump: Rebecca Wheeler-Henry 1.65 (3)

Tuesday 9 June
Stratford Speed GP Series, Stratford (CT)
Mens 100m: Lorrell Smith 11.08 (7,), Womens 100m: Holly Ryan 11.70 (1,), Womens 200m: Holly Ryan 24.00 (1,)

Past Results

Sunday 7 June
Eastern Young Athletes League, Chelmsford
Mens 100m: Tyler Holden-Aikhomu 11.5 (1,), Louis Xun 11.9 (1,), Kayden Thomas 11.3 (1,), Zayne Servis-Hobson 12.0 (1,), Ollie Shawyer 12.0 (1,), Aaleyah Masud 13.2 (1,), Joshua Amponsah 11.6 (1,), Seth Saunders 12.7 (2,), Angel-Gifford Miya 11.8 (2,), Michael Obiwulu 13.8 (3,), Seth Rennie-Roddy 11.9 (3,), Stanley Hurst 11.4 (4,), Keyllan Gentet 12.2 (4,), Womens 100m: Ava Emeagi 14.7 (1,), Holly Ryan 12.0 (1,), Kaia Vaughan 13.5 (2,), Naylah Adeeko 13.4 (2,), Ella Buckley 13.1 (2,), Dami Adekunle 13.2 (2,), Anashe Mazanpure 13.9 (3,), Maisie Roberts 14.2 (3,), Amie Zheng 13.9 (3,), Anu Jaiyeola 13.1 (4,), Chloe Xun 14.3 (5,), Mens 1500m: Jesse Abrahams 4:15.4 (1,), Antonio Quesada Carmona 4:49.6 (1,PB), Ben Davies 4:28.6 (2,), Jenson Day 4:55.8 (2,PB), Euan Phillips 4:26.5 (2,SB), Ari Rubenstein 4:59.0 (4,), Ben Kaspar 4:39.4 (7,), Womens 1500m: Grace Rooney 5:23.0 (2,PB), Bobbi Billington 5:09.4 (2,PB), Lucia Casanaleuvo 5:38.9 (3,PB), Mens 200m: Seth Saunders 25.5 (1,), Zayne Servis-Hobson 24.5 (1,), Caspian Feild 27.1 (1,), Keyllan Gentet 25.2 (1,), Stanley Hurst 22.6 (1,), Tyler Holden-Aikhomu 23.1 (2,), Louis Xun 23.9 (2,), Womens 200m: Kimberley Flack 28.8 (1,), Erykah-Monae Quartey 27.8 (2,), Naylah Adeeko 28.2 (2,), Sienna Darcy 26.6 (2,), Anu Jaiyeola 26.1 (2,), Ava Emeagi 31.8 (3,), Holly Ryan 28.4 (4,), Aaleyah Masud 28.6 (4,), Chloe Xun 31.0 (6,), Mens 200H: Daniel Murray 29.8 (1,PB) Seth Saunders 27.6 (1,PB), Womens 200H: Sienna Darcy 29.4 (1,PB) Amie Zheng 32.7 (1,PB), Mens 300m: Edward Pascal 39.4 (1,) Aaron Hidalgo-Hudi 39.1 (2,), Womens 300m: Vera Doudko 47.4 (5,) Kyra Williams 45.4 (5,), Mens 300H: Mason Monoli 51.1 (4,PB), Womens 300H: Kyra Williams 50.1 (3,PB) Vera Doudko 54.4 (2,PB), Mens 400m: Joshua Nyman 54.2 (4,), Womens 400m: Ella Buckley 58.8 (2,) Mens 400H: Seth Rennie-Roddy 58.4 (3,PB), Eleanor Roberts 69.0 (2,) 4x100m:  Shaftesbury Barnet U16 Team M 46.1 (1,)  Shaftesbury Barnet U14 Team M 51.9 (2,)  Shaftesbury Barnet U18 Team M 45.2 (2,)  Shaftesbury Barnet U14 Team W 51.9 (2,)  Shaftesbury Barnet U18 Team W 53.5 (4,)  Shaftesbury Barnet U16 Team W 54.3 (4,), Mens 800m: Albert Korth 2:27.0 (1,PB), Taha Cockerell 2:15.2 (1,PB), Jake Michalik 2:32.7 (1,SB), Jack Davies 2:22.2 (1,), Arthur Phillips 1:54.0 (2,), Prince-Moses John 2:37.3 (2,), Sam Darcy 2:07.5 (3,), Aaron Hidalgo-Hudi 2:05.9 (3,), Thomas Fellows 2:16.3 (3,PB), Zurrell Quaye-Murray 2:38.7 (3,), Roan Parkes 2:11.7 (4,PB), George Cooke 2:27.8 (5,), Womens 800m: Catherine Smith 2:48.9 (5,PB) Bethan Hatwell 3:00.7 (6,PB), Mens Discus: Jonny Evans 29.16 (4,) Zurrell Quaye-Murray 7.00 (5,) Aimon Petrencu 14.43 (5,), Womens Discus: Kaia Vaughan 14.38 (4,) Ava Emeagi 9.54 (5,PB) Cataleya Petrencu 18.44 (5,PB) Precious Eboh 14.91 (7,), Mens Hammer: Jonny Evans 35.80 (3,), Womens Hammer: Erykah-Monae Quartey 36.46 (3,PB), Mens HJ: Joshua Amponsah 1.60 (1,PB) Roan Parkes 1.45 (4,) Edward Pascal 1.55 (4,), Womens HJ: Bridget Tawana Nhandara 1.45 (2,) Naylah Adeeko 1.20 (3,) Precious Eboh 1.20 (4,) Anashe Mazanpure 1.35 (4,) Amie Zheng 1.25 (6,), Mens Javelin: Caspian Feild 31.15 (1,PB) Aimon Petrencu 12.50 (5,PB), Womens Javelin: Bobbi Billington 29.05 (1,) Cataleya Petrencu 14.82 (1,PB) Amy Hallett 13.16 (5,) Vera Doudko 12.84 (5,) Alexandra Jones 15.49 (7,PB), Mens LJ: Kayden Thomas 6.18 (1,PB) Caspian Feild 5.12 (1,PB) Keyllan Gentet 5.25 (2,) Daniel Murray 4.55 (3,) Ollie Shawyer 5.27 (3,), Womens LJ: Dami Adekunle 4.83 (1,) Kimberley Flack 4.33 (1,PB) Kaia Vaughan 4.86 (1,PB) Maisie Roberts 4.31 (1,) Ella Buckley 4.86 (2,) Grace Nyaongo 5.20 (2,) Anu Jaiyeola 5.07 (2,PB), Mens Pole Vault: Xavier Wilkins 3.20 (1,PB) Marko Mankovsky 3.00 (1,) Noah Van Den Bergh 4.10 (1,) Ramsey Gill 4.40 (1,) William Sylvester 3.40 (1,) Thomas Robertson 3.90 (1,), Womens Pole Vault: Amy Hallett 2.30 (1,), Mens Shot: Louis Xun 10.00 (2,PB) Jonny Evans 1057.00 (4,PB) Aimon Petrencu 5.96 (5,),Womens Shot: Amy Hallett 6.55 (3,PB) Aaleyah Masud 4.59 (3,PB) Anashe Mazanpure 7.39 (4,PB) Erykah-Monae Quartey 9.43 (4,PB) Dami Adekunle 7.00 (5,), Mens TJ: Keyllan Gentet 11.30 (1,PB), Womens TJ: Kyra Williams 9.49 (1,PB) Lucy Cox 8.61 (1,PB) Kimberley Flack 10.67 (1,PB) Grace Nyaongo 11.04 (1,)

Rayleigh 10km, Rayleigh
Joel Williams – 54:29, Hannah Brown – 1:15:09 (PB) Lucy Adams – 1:18:03 (PB)

Dorking Tens (10 miles), Dorking
Tom Gillespie – 1:06:20 (PB), Ross Sambrook – 1:15:06 (PB)

Leeds Running Festival, Leeds 
5km: Emily Murphy – 31:39 (PB)
HM: William Gallo – 2:05:01 (PB)

SEAA Outdoor U20/Senior Championships, Bedford
Mens 100m: Khyan Markland – 10.99, Zachary Bindon-Goss.- 11.15, Womens 100m: Makayla Brai-Aloye – 12.31, Shereen Charles – 12.45, Mens 200m: Jaian Saunders – 22.38, Womens 200m: Makayla Brai-Aloye – 24.57, Womens Pole Vault: Genny Howat – 3.80 (PB), Mens 400m: Ben Rochford – 47.93, Long Jump: Alannah Fashanu – 5.63 (PB), Discus: Reuben Vaughan – 51.12 (1st Place) Mens 400m: Decarie Davies – 51.49, Columba Blanton – 53.10, 2000 SC: Sam Turner – 6:19:68 (PB), Womens 400m: Adanna Mazinwosu – 60.97, 3000 SC: Steven Garrett – 9:50:84 (PB), Shot: Lydia Rogers – 9.11 (PB)

Saturday 6 June
USATF Lone Star Grand Prix, College Station, USA
100m: Zharnel Hughes – 9.93

BMC PB Classic, Loughborough 
1500m: Posie Shaw – 4:39.68, Bobbi Billington – 5:10.11 (PB)

Parkrun Highlights
Daniel Watts – 17:18 (SB) – Rickmansworth parkrun, Chloe Wilkinson – 20:28 – Finsbury parkrun, Bradley Singer  – 20:34 (PB) – Oak Hill parkrun, Elana Dimmer – 21:05 (SB) – Medina I.O.W. parkrun

Friday 5 June
Sudbury Joggers Friday 5, Sudbury
Sam Clements – 34:12 (PB)

Wednesday 3 June
QE Olympic Park Chase The Sun, London
10km: Matthew Brown – 41:36 (PB), Christopher McDonagh – 50:02 (PB)

Tuesday 2 June
Leamington Open Graded Series, Leamington 
800m: Max Winfield – 1:56.1 (2nd Place)

Saturday 31 May
Middlesex Young Athletes League, Harrow 
Mens 100m: Kaiden Simmonds – 11.60 (1st), Zachary Ononye – 11.73 (1st), Louis Xun – 12.12 (1st), Ollie Shawyer – 12.54 (4th), Caspian Feild – 13.28 (1st), Michael Obiwulu – 13.71 (3rd), Prince-Moses John – 15.10 (5th), Womens 100m: Dami Adekunle – 13.16 (2nd), Erykah-Monae Quartey – 13.34 (5th), Naylah Adeeko – 13.54 (1st), Ayotunde Alfonso – 13.84 (4th), Amie Zheng – 13.98 (2nd), Kaia Vaughan – 14.02 (1st), Anashe Mapanzure – 14.13 (3rd), Georgina Warmate – 14.14 (1st), Maisie Roberts – 14.28 (5th), Lexi Mai – 14.57 (3rd), Ella Appiah-Spick – 14.58 (4th), Ava Emeagi – 15.17 (5th), Savannah Archibong – 15.21 (6th), Mens 100m H: Krish Ramadhin – 15.73 (2nd, PB), Mens 1200: Daniyal Janmohamed – 3:59.60 (2nd, PB), Rian Varia – 4:10.86 (2nd, PB), Marko Bird – 4:35.48 (9th, PB), Leo Roth – 4:46.82 (10th, PB), Ivan Bird – 4:49:81 (11th, PB) Womens 1200: Penelope Billie Gladstone – 4:36:30 (4th, PB), Niamh Pessoa – 4:36.97 (6th, PB), Ruby Konviser – 4:37.24 (7th, PB), Elsie Bettridge – 5:01.44 (13th, PB), Mens 1500m: Ben Davies – 4:30.05 (2nd), Roan Parkes – 4:36.83 (2nd, PB), Harrison Henderson – 4:42.82 (2nd, SB), Thomas Fellows – 4:48.73 (6th, PB), Jack Davies – 4:56.60 (5th), Albert Korth –  5:06.62 (1st, PB), George Cooke – 5:16.01 (11th, PB), Prince-Moses John – 5:28.82 (7th, SB), Ethan Slutzkin – 5:39.69 (14th, PB), Womens 1500m: Aimee Porter – 4:51.94 (3rd, SB), Keenyah Adelise – 5:36.72 (10th, PB), Ellen Neely – 5:38.15 (11th, SB) Lucia Casalenuovo – 5:34.39 (14th) Mens 300m: Louis Xun – 37.54 (1st, PB), Ben Bamisaiye – 38.26 (1st), Edward Pascal – 39.18 (2nd, PB) Womens 300m: Sienna Darcy – 42.93 (1st, PB), Kyra Williams – 44.70 (2nd, PB), Vera Doudko – 46.99 (7th), 4×100 Relay:  Shaftesbury Barnet U14 Team M – 50.63 (1st, PB),  Shaftesbury Barnet U14 Team W – 57.34 (1st),  Shaftesbury Barnet U16 Team M – 45.91 (1st, PB),  Shaftesbury Barnet U16 Team W – 53.76 (4th, PB), Womens 70H: Mia Beggi-Raymond – 13.68 (1st, PB) Valentina Bjerg – 14.53 (1st, PB) Mens 75: Shaayun Ranmal – 11.18 (1st), Nathaniel Ruddock – 11.33 (3rd), Jonah Talenga – 11.34 (2nd), Leo Kingsley-Smith -11.42 (4th) Adrian Qelo – 11.58 (3rd), Leo Silver – 11.63 (6th, PB), Rafi Rubenstein – 12.25 (6th, PB), Womens 75: Temi Jaiyeola – 10.58 (1st), Valentina Bjerg – 10.75 (1st, PB), Anaya Collins – 10.82 (1st, PB), Gabriella Mensah-Stapleton 11.39 (1st, PB), Christiana Mensah-Stapleton – 11.45 (2nd), Kaia Lloyd – 11.52 (3rd, PB), Nayah Bobb-Semple – 11.80 (2nd), Tolu Adekunle – 12.08 (6th, PB) Mens 75H: Nathaniel Ruddock – 15.07 (1st), Womens 75H: Sienna Darcy – 11.74 (1st), Amie Zheng – 12.89 (1st), Mens 80H: Daniel Murray – 13.57 (2nd, PB), Michael Obiwulu – 15.93 (2nd, PB), Womens 80H: Kyra Williams – 12.53 (2nd, PB), Lexi Mai – 14.89 (5th, PB), Mens Discus: Jonny Evans – 29.34 (1st), Aimon Petrencu – 14.11 (3rd), Womens Discus: Cataleya Petrencu – 15.91 (1st, PB), Anashe Mapanzure – 15.89 (4th), Ava Emeagi – 8.15 (6th, PB). Mens Hammer: Jonny Evans – 37.08 (2nd, PB), Womens Hammer: Erykah-Monae Quartey – 27.25 (1st, PB) Mens HJ: Roan Parkes – 1.45 (3rd), Rafi Rubenstein – 1.10 (6th, PB), Womens HJ: Amie Zheng – 1.30 (2nd), Anashe Mapanzure – 1.30 (3rd), Naylah Adeeko – 1.25 (4th, PB), Savannah Archibong – 1.20 (7th, PB),  Elsie Bettridge – 1.05 (4th),  Niamh Pessoa – 1.05 (5th, PB), Mens Javelin: Caspian Feild – 28.64 (1st, PB), Womens Javelin: Cataleya Petrencu – 13.99 (2nd), Georgina Warmate – 11.82 (6th, PB), Vera Doudko – 11.42 (8th), Mens Long Jump: Ollie Shawyer 5.60 (5th, PB), Ben Bamisaiye 5.52 (6th), Krish Ramadhin 5.26 (10th, PB), Daniel Murray 4.84 (2nd, PB), Caspian Feild 4.77 (1st, PB) Adrian Qelo 3.65 (5th, PB) Shaayun Ranmal 3.52 (5th), Leo Kingsley-Smith 3.43 (7th, PB) Womens Long Jump: Kaia Vaughan 4.58 (1st), Dami Adekunle 4.51 (1st), Maisie Roberts 4.43 (3rd, PB), Vera Doudko 4.19 (7th), Georgina Warmate 3.84 (4th, PB), Naylah Adeeko 3.83 (5th), Temi Jaiyeola 3.79 (1st), Mia Beggi-Raymond 3.50 (3rd), Tolu Adekunle 3.26 (9th), Men Shot: Jonny Evans 10.14 (2nd), Louis Xun 9.57 (3rd, PB), Aimon Petrencu 5.69 (7th), Womens Shot: Erykah-Monae Quartey 9.39 (1st,PB), Dami Adekunle 7.43 (2nd), Cataleya Petrencu 6.11 (6th, PB), Ava Emeagi 5.45 (7th, PB)

BLCF Hurdles Fest, Chelmsford 
Mens 100H: Kayden Thomas 12.80 (1st), Mason Monoli 16.11 (6th, PB), Mens 110H: Seth Rennie-Roddy 15.66 (5th), Mens 80H: Seth Saunders 12.34 (2nd), Womens 100H: Nia Forbes-Agyepong 14.85 (6th), Hayley McLean 58.33 (1st), Eleanor Roberts 69.80 (5th)

Aztec Track & Field Series, St. Peter Port 
1500m: Bobbi Billington 5:12.97 (3rd)

Scottish National Athletics League – Match 2
100m: Lewis McGuire 11.16 (2nd)

AJ Bell Great Manchester Run 2026, Manchester
10km: Jack Perry-Williams 30:42 (PB), Chris Potts 54:36
HM: Anusha Bulman 01:38:39 (PB), Karl Bulman 01:38:43 (SB)

The Pickering Memorial, Loughborough
Discus: Chu Ononogbu 53.16 (3rd)

Wirral Running Festival – Half Marathon, Wirral 
Joel Williams 1:49:22 (PB), Emily Murphy 2:19:57 (PB)

Scottish National Athletics League – Match 2, Grangemouth
Mens Long Jump: Ben McGuire 7.02 (4th, SB)

Saturday 30 May
University of Birmingham Track & Field Festival, Birmingham
100m: Craig Moncur 11.36 (6,), 110H:  Craig Moncur 14.97 (2,), 400m: Craig Moncur 50.68 (2,), Discus: Craig Moncur 39.70 (2,SB), HJ: Craig Moncur 1.74 (14,), Javelin: Craig Moncur 49.38 (3,), LJ: Craig Moncur 6.71 (4,), PV: Craig Moncur 3.70 (9,), Shot: Craig Moncur 13.42 (3,)

Guildford Young Athletes Club Open Meeting, Guildford 
Mens 100m: Zayne Servis-Hobson 11.74 (1st)

University of Birmingham Festival, Birmingham 
Craig Moncur 100 11.36 (6,) Craig Moncur 110 Hurdles 14.97 (2,) Craig Moncur 400 50.68 (2,) Craig Moncur Discus 39.70 (2,SB) Craig Moncur High Jump 1.74 (14,) Craig Moncur Javelin 49.38 (3,) Craig Moncur Long Jump 6.71 (4,) Craig Moncur Pole Vault 3.70 (9,) Craig Moncur Shot 13.42 (3,)

RunThrough Battersea Park, London
10km: Matthew Hall 45:49 (PB)
HM: Joe Marshall 1:24:43 (PB), Olimpia Corbo 1:44:13 (PB)

RunThrough Hyde Park 5K / 10K, London
Howard Stern 46:38 (PB)

LUCA Outdoor Championships, Tooting Bec
Mens 200m: Bryan Ogbebor 23.60 (3rd)

Surrey County  AA Masters Championships & County Track Championships, Kingston
Mens Shot: Anthony Soalla-Bell 10.27 (1st)

BMAF Throws Pentathlon, 10000m & 1Mile
Womens Discuss: Stacey Gonzalez 23.28 (1st), Womens Hammer: Stacey Gonzalez 41.45 (1st, PB), Womens PenWt: Stacey Gonzalez 2380 (2nd, PB), Womens Shot: Stacey Gonzalez 8.53 (7th), Womens Weight: Stacey Gonzalez 12.86 (1st, PB)

Guildford Young Athletes Club Open Meeting, Guildford 
Mens 100m: Zayne Servis-Hobson 11.74 (1st)

Eastern Athletics Championships, Cambridge
Womens 400m: Vanessa Ansuaa 57.75 (1st) Womens 400H: Eleanor Roberts 67.36 (1st, PB)

Friday 29 May
Cyprus International Athletics Meeting, Cyprus
Mens 200m: Ebuka Nwokeji 20.87 (3rd)

Irena Szewinska Memorial, Bydgoszcz, POL
Womens 400H: Emily Newnham 55.46 (2nd, SB)

Thursday 28 May
Run Media  5km, Media
Ethan Thomas 32:37 (PB)

Wednesday 27 May
RunThrough Battersea Park Chase the Sun 10K, London
Joel Williams 53:03 (PB)

Sutcliffe Summer Open Meetings, Eltham
Mens 100m: Lorrell Smith11.56 (6th)

Watford Harriers Open Graded Meetings, Watford 
Women’s 100m: Alicia Bebey 13.02 (5th), Mens 1500m: Jesse Abrahams 4:13.88 (4th, SB), Rafi Gayer 4:02.57 (11th), Womens 1500m: Emilia Economu 4:59.73 (4th, PB)

NCAA Division I East First Round, Lexington KY, USA
Mens 3000 SC: Kristian Imroth 8:20.50 (2nd, PB), Mens 5000m: Isaac Hirshman Chandler 14:32.50 (21st), Mens HJ: Kimani Jack 2.16 (4th)

NCAA Division I West First Round, Fayetteville, USA
Mens 5000m: Henry Dover 14:25.24 (16th)

Loughborough Open, Loughborough
Mens 3000m: Luca Stubbs 8:59.56 (1st, SB), Mens 800m: Daniyal Janmohamed 2:27.82 (6th, PB), Womens 800m: Lily Janmohamed, 2:44.79 (5th), Mens TJ: Ade Mason 14.61 (1st, SB)

Monday 25 May
BIGish Jumps & Throws Fest, Bedford 
Discus: Reuben Vaughan 49.67 (2nd), Womens HJ: Evelyne Fonteyne 1.74 (4th), Mens HJ: Akin Coward 2.12 (5th, SB), Mens LJ: Ben McGuire 4.87 (9th), Mens TJ: Harley Henry 15.93 (2nd, PB)

Stratford Speed GP Series, Stratford (CT)
Mens 100m: John Otugade 10.45 (5th), Lorrell Smith 10.94 (6th), Womens 100m: Angelina Johnson 13.01 (3rd), Naylah Adeeko13.07 (4th), Mens 200m: Raphael Aaron 24.32 (6th),  Womens 200m: Holly Ryan 24.09 (2nd), Tami George 23.45 (2nd), Angelina Johnson 26.84 (3rd), Mens 400m: Decarie Davies 48.04 (1st), Hayley McLean 55.61 (5th)

Sunday 24 May
Wells Festival of Running: 5km, Wells
Aimee Porter 18:39 (PB) , Andrew Porter 21:11 (SB)

UK Youth Development League Upper  – Southern 1A, Mile End
Mens 100m: Zachary Bindon-Goss 11.10 (1st), Jaian Saunders 11.22 (1st), Joshua Amponsah 11.26 (2nd), Kacei Griffith 11.34 (3rd), Keyllan Gentet 11.97 (1st), Womens 100m: Holly Ryan 12.11 (1st), Tami George 12.15 (1st), Brooke Martin 13.55 (3rd), Shenel Okrah 13.64 (3rd) Women 100H: Macie Sutherland 18.49 (2nd, PB) Eva Higson 17.40 (4th, SB), Mens 110H: Seth Rennie-Roddy 14.77 (2nd), Mens 200m: Jaian Saunders 22.34 (1st), Stanley Hurst 22.40 (2nd), Tyler Holden-Aikhomu 22.71 (1st), Modebayo Akin-Agunbiade 23.10 (1st), Zachary Bindon-Goss 23.14 (1st) Womens 200m: Holly Ryan 24.69 (1st), Adanna Mazinwosu 26.89 (1st), Grace Nyaongo 27.76 (2nd), Brooke Martin 28.91(3rd), Mens 3000m: Matthew May 9:55.26 (3rd), Mens 400m: Dijani Barnor 50.81 (1st), Kacei Griffith 52.26 (1st), Sam Darcy 53.12 (3rd), Christopher Gaffey 55.30 (2nd), Womens 400m: Dina Silverman 59.89 (1st), Eleanor Roberts 60.10 (1st), Ella Buckley 60.40 (1st), Adanna Mazinwosu 61.34 (1st), Mens 400H: Seth Rennie-Roddy 63.79 (2nd), Womens 400H: Macie Sutherland 69.93 (2nd), Eleanor Roberts 67.79 (2nd) 4×100:  Shaftesbury Barnet U18 Team W 49.44 (1st, PB), Shaftesbury Barnet U20 Team M 44.09 (1st), Shaftesbury Barnet U18 Team M 43.94 (2nd), Shaftesbury Barnet U20 Team W 50.53 (2nd) 4 x 400m:  Shaftesbury Barnet U18 Team M  3:34.33 (1st, PB), Mens 800m: Arthur Phillips 1:55.22 (2nd, PB), John-Michael Diracles 2:02.29 (1st), Womens 800m: Dina Silverman 2:24.18 (1st), Mens Discus: Chu Ononogbu 50.54 (1st), Stanley Hurst 23.21 (1st), Womens Discus: Makayla Brai-Aloye 17.70 (1st, PB), Shenel Okrah 16.08 (3rd), Mens HJ: Joshua Amponsah 1.50 (2nd), Dijani Barnor 1.45 (1st), Womens HJ: Adanna Mazinwosu 1.50 (1st), Amy Hallett 1.40 (3rd), Mens Javelin: Chu Ononogbu 40.18 (1st, PB), Alon Taylor 45.87 (2nd, PB), Womens Javelin: Eva Higson 14.11 (3rd, PB) Mens LJ: Keyllan Gentet 5.54 (3rd), Womens LJ: Grace Nyaongo 5.32 (1st), Ella Buckley 4.95 (2nd), Mens Pole Vault: Thomas Robertson 4.00 (1st), Womens Pole Vault: Amy Hallett 2.50 (1st), Mens Shot: Stanley Hurst 11.42 (1st, PB), Chu Ononogbu 14.59 (1st, PB), Womens Shot: Makayla Brai-Aloye 7.74 (2nd, PB), Shenel Okrah 9.13 (3rd, PB), Womens TJ: Grace Nyaongo 11.10 (1st, PB), Eleanor Roberts 10.13 (2nd).

Saturday 23 May
National Athletics League East, Chelmsford 
Womens Long Jump: Lily Holt: 5:44 (3rd), Leshawn Clifford: 4:14 (8th), Hammer Throw: Stacey Gonzalez: 39.29 (5th), Lydia Rogers: 26.02 (8th),  Mens 400m Hurdles: Jubril Adeniji: 56.18 (1st), Womens 400m Hurdles: Nia Forbes-Agyepong: 1:12.62 (5th), Mens Pole Vault: Ramsey Gill: 4.36 (5th) Tom Robertson: 3.91 (8th), Womens High Jump: Rebecca Wheeler-Henry: 1.65 (1st), Mens 800m: Thomas Cadwallader: 1:55.68 (PB, A, 2nd), Jacob Clement: 1:57.70 (B, 1st), Womens 800m: Emilia Economu: 2:26.03 (PB, B, 1st), Emma Mccluskey: 2:33.97 (A, 3rd), Mens 100m: Sydney Mendes: 11.30 (A, 3rd), Bryan Ogbebor: 11.34 (PB, B, 2nd), Micah Forbes-Agyepong: 11.54 (NS), Mens Hammer Throw: Greg Thompson: 51.24 (A, 2nd), Reuben Vaughan: 23.62 (B, 4th), Womens 100M: Tami George: 11.67 (PB, A, 1st), Hannah Foster: 12.78 (B, 3rd), Mens Long Jump: Kenyan Stephens: 7.14 (PB, B, 1st), Paul Ogun 6.90 (A, 1st), Mens 3000m S/C: Steven Garrett: 10:13.26 (PB, A, 1st), Womens Discus Throw: Stacey Gonzalez: 25.26 (A, 5th), Jo Blair: 23.02 (B, 4th), Womens Triple Jump: Grace Nyaongo: 10.60 (A, 2nd), Rosalind Zeffertt: 7.51 (PB, B, 2nd), Womens 100m Hurdles: Nia Forbes-Agyepong: 14.59 (A, 2nd), Mens Discus Throw: Greg Thompson: 56.00 (A, 1st), Reuben Vaughan: 53.28 (B, 1st), Mens 400m: Ben Rochford: 47.47 (PB, A, 1st),  Jay Palmer: 49.73 (B,1st), Womens Pole Vault: Jade Ive: 4.05 (A, 1st), Genoa Howat: 3.56 (B, 1st), Stacey Gonzalez: 2.21 (NS), Womens 400m: Vanessa Ansuaa: 58.04 (A, 2nd), Mens 1500m: Sam Greenstein: 4:08.52 (B, 2nd), Adam O’Gorman: 4:09.10 (A, 3rd), Womens 1500m: Posie Shaw: 4:36.12 (A, 1st), Nicola Payne: 4:58.08 (PB, B, 1st), Womens Javelin Throw: Niamh Emerson: 38.78 (A,1st), Jo Blair: 37.77 (B, 1st), Mens Shot Put: Greg Thompson: 15.29 (A, 1st), Reuben Vaughan: 11.81 (B, 3rd), Mens 200m: Decaire Davies: 21.72 (PB, A, 2nd), Sydney Mendes: 22.45 (B, 1st), Bryan Ogbebor: 23.57 (NS), Womens 200m: Tami George: 23.77(A, 1st), Mens Triple Jump: Harley Henry: 15.06 (A, 1st), Kenan Stephens: 13.78 (B, 1st), Mens 5000m: Thomas Butler: 15:20.80 (A, 1st), Sam Greenstein: 16.25 (B, 3rd), Mens 4x100m Relay: Sydney Mendes, Bryan Ogbebor, Micha Forbes-Agyepong, Jay Palmer: 44.04 (1st), Mens Javelin Throw: Daniel Dubras: 55.73 (A, 1st), Womens Shot Put: Niamh Emerson: 14.27 (A, 1st), Lily Holt: 10.13 (B, 1st), Womens 4x100m Relay: Grace Nyaongo, Vanessa Ansuaa, Nia Forbes-Agyepong, Tami George: 47.88 (1st), Womens 5000m: Nicola Payne: 19:37.70 (A, 3rd), Mens 4x400m: Decarie Davies, Sydney Mendes, Jacob Clement, Jay Palmer: 3.23.16 (1st).




Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers Weekly Newsletter Thursday 26 March 2026

Happy Birthday from Thursday 26 March to Wednesday 1 April – Dominic Bannister, Jude Bell, Douglas Curwen-Reed, Abigail Edwards, James Isaacs, Sharon Jackson, Nathan Kuti, Savan Mallik, Matthew May, Zanson Plummer, Talya Robinson, Ben Rochford, Roger Simons, Jeremy Sothcott, William Sylvester, Neville Thompson, Tim Underhill and Kyra Williams

MY FINAL NEWSLETTER It has been a long ride since I produced the first Newsletter on 3 October 2011, and in my 15th year I have taken the decision of early retirement, at the age of 79 (in a couple of weeks). I have reported on so many Team and Individual successes over those years, and I am sure with so much talent in the club, the future looks extremely bright. Therefore I wish you all a Happy, Healthy and Successful time for the remainder of this year.

The new SBH Website is currently under development, and should be live from early April.

NEW CLUB INDOOR RECORD – Congratulations to STACEY GONZALEZ who set a new Masters Women 50-54 Indoor Shot 4kg Record with a distance of (7.14mi) at the Hertfordshire and Middlesex Indoor Championships at Lee Valley on 22 March. There was no previous record for the Shot 4kg.

ARTHUR KENDALL MEMORIAL TRUST Grant applications for the Arthur Kendall Memorial Trust for 2026 are now open. Please find attached the relevant application form – Arthur Kendall Application Form 2026
Link to the information on the SEAA website – https://www.seaa.org.uk/index.php/documents/grants

ENGLAND ATHLETICS REGISTRATION FEE Will be going up to £23 from 1 April 2026.
It is important that Clubs encourage their athletes to sign up to the UKA & HCAF codes of conduct to enable them to compete under the UKA Rules of Competition. All athletes MUST access their portal and agree to the athlete code of conduct before competing.

CHANGE OF ATHLETES AGE-GROUPS From 1 April 2026 the new age-groups will be implemented, when young athletes who compete under UKA rules will change from U13, U15, U17, as is currently the case, to U14, U16, U18.

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE 2025-2026 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS – On the Metropolitan League Website, the Individual results have still to be updated. Currently they show athletes who have completed 3 or 4 races, as the 5th race was cancelled, it would seem the fairest way of updating the final result, is to adjust athletes totals based on all athletes completing 3 races.

2026 SBH FIXTURE CARD – Can be found on the SBH Website – https://sbharriers.co.uk/fixtures-results/fixture-cards/

WATFORD OPEN MEETINGS – Start on 1 April, entries opened on 19 March. In all probability entries may be full by the end of the first week. Entries for the remaining meetings will be on a 2 week rolling period from 19 March.

WATFORD OPEN MEETING Takes place on Wednesday 1 April at the Woodside Stadium, Horseshoe Lane, Watford (Satnav WD25 7HH).
Age-Groups Under U14 and above Men/Women.
Timetable – 7.00pm 100m, 7.15pm 1500m no times over 5 minutes 30 seconds, 9.00pm 3000m no under 14s
Entries opens on roster athletics on 19 March https://meets.rosterathletics.com/public/competitions
Note: You will have to enter yourself and pay the appropriate entry fee. There are no entries on the day, and there is a probability that the limits for all events will be taken up maybe a week from the 19 March

Link to all Information/Fixtures – https://watfordharriers.org.uk/open-meets
Link to document which shows all information on the 12 Fixtures – Watford Open Meetings 2026

COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2026  Takes place in Glasgow from 23 July to 2 August, with the Athletics from 27 July to 1 August. Some of you may be thinking attending the games, this is a link to the Commonwealth Games website, in which you can purchase tickets and obtain the schedule of events for all the sports – https://www.glasgow2026.com/schedule/overview

COMBINED SBH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CLUB RECORDSAttached are the 4 Indoor/Outdoor documents which show all events for all age-groups on each document. The Indoor documents have been updated up to 12 February 2026 – A SBH All Men’s Outdoor Club Records For Track And Field, Road As Of 02-02-26  B SBH All Women’s Outdoor Club Records For Track And Field, Road As Of 02-02-26    C SBH All Men’s Indoor Club Records For Track And Field As Of 12-02-26  D SBH All Women’s Indoor Club Records For Track And Field As 12-02-26

STONEX STADIUM MEMBERSHIP – To use the StoneX Stadium facilities for training, SBH members are required to pay a fee. You can register as a member (which is free) which then entitles you to a discount. This is the link to the form to apply for membership – SBH StoneX Membership 24-07-25
EMMA GOUGE who is the Stadium Athletics and SBH Co-Ordinator had advised me that any athletes coming outside the usual Tuesday and Thursday that they can tap and go with the sum up machine in West reception or scan the QR code, which they will find on the pedestrian gate on entry. We would remind you that athletes should not come through the clubhuse without paying the entry fee. This gets picked up, not only by other athletes that pay, and find it very frustrating and unfair, but also by Saracens security system which can result in a fine, and a ban from using the facility.

SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS SUBSCRIPTIONS – The current SBH annual subscription is £90 (following the 2025 SBH AGM) and the current England Athletics annual registration from 1 April 2026 is £23. The current total is £113 and you will be advised via the SBH Membermojo system, when your subscription and EA fees are due for payment.
For new members there is also a charge for Club Kit which is £45, giving an overall total of £158.

RESULTS
Just to clarify, that the results I publish can be different to those that are shown on the Power of 10. The differences relate to seasons and personal best performances, as certain Indoor and Outdoor performances/times are totally different for some type of events. The same applies to our Master athletes,  as on the Power of 10 any season and personal best performances relate to when they become Masters (35+), I show their performances based on their current 5 year age-groups.

HERTFORDSHIRE, MIDDLESEX AND KENT INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS  Took place at Lee Valley on 21-22 March

HERTFORDSHIRE
200m – U17W Straight Final RILEY MCNALLY U17 won the Gold Medal (26.22i)
400m – U17W Straight Final ELEANOR ROBERTS U17 won the Gold Medal (PB 1:00.30i) taking .11 of a second off her 8 March time, RILEY MCNALLY U17 won the Silver Medal (PB 1:02.95i)
800m – U17M Straight Final SAM DARCYU17 won the Silver Medal (PB 2:04.18i) taking 1.27 seconds off his 18 February time
60m Hurdles – U20W Straight Final EVA HIGSON U20 won the Bronze Medal (PB 9.76i) taking .37 of a second off her 17 January time
High Jump – SW Straight Final REBECCA WHEELER-HENRY U23 won the Gold Medal (1.70mi)
Pole Vault – U17M Straight Final RAMSEY GILL U17 won the Gold Medal (PB 4.51mi) adding 16cm to his 15 March height
Pole Vault – U20M Straight Final THOMAS ROBERTSON U20 won the Gold Medal (3.80mi)
Triple Jump – U17W Straight Final ELEANOR ROBERTS U17 won the Gold Medal (10.65mi)

MIDDLESEX
60m – U15B H1 NOSA URUBUSI U15 4th (PB 8.37i) taking .18 of a second off his 22 March time
60m – U15G H2 DAMI ADEKUNLE U15 1st (8.40i) in the Final DAMI finished 5th (PB 8.43i) taking .02 of a second off her 2025 time
60m – U17M H1 TYLER HOLDEN-AIKHOMU U17 1st (7.13i), KACEI GRIFFITH U17 3rd (7.40i), H2 LANI JAIYEOLA U17 2nd (7.28i), BEN BAMISAIYE U17 6th (7.72i), H3 STANLEY HURST U17 2nd (7.25i) in the Final TYLER won the Bronze Medal (7.16i), LANI finished 5th (7.27i), STANLEY finished 6th (7.28i), KACEI finished 7th (PB 7.29i) equalling his 24 January time
60m – U17W H2 DANITA DARKO U17 2nd (PB 8.19i) taking .31 of a second off her 2022 time, H3 KYRA WILLIAMS U17 4th (PB 8.76i) taking .31 of a second off her 2024 time, H4 ERYKAH OSOBU U17 2nd (8.12i) in Semi-Final 1 ERYKAH finished 3rd (8.03i), DANITA finished 5th (8.22i) in the Final ERYKAH finished 6th (8.04i)
60m – U20M H1 ZACHARY BINDON-GOSS U20 1st (7.09i), H2 JOSHUA AMPONSAH U20 6th (PB 7.46i), H3 JAIAN SAUNDERS U20 2nd (7.20i), NATHAN HOWELL U20 5th (7.35i) in Semi-Final 1 ZACHARY finished 1st (7.04i) in Semi-Final 2 NATHAN finished 5th (7.28i) in the Final  ZACHARY won the Gold Medal (7.02i)
60m – U20W H1 TAMI GEORGE U20 1st (7.74i), H3 SHENEL OKRAH U20 3rd (8.51i) in the Final TAMI won the Gold Medal (7.70i)
60m – SM H5 SYDNEY MENDES 2nd (7.28i) in Semi-Final 2 SYDNEY finished 2nd (7.17i) in the Final SYDNEY finished 4th (7.13i)
60m – SW H1 CHINWE IWUNZE 1st (7.97i) in the Final CHINWE won the Gold Medal (7.93i)
200m – U15G H1 ANU JAIYEOLA U15 1st (26.20i), DAMI ADEKUNLE U15 3rd (27.86i) in the Final ANU won the Gold Medal (PB 26.11i) taking .01 of a second off her 8 February time
200m – U17M H1 LANI JAIYEOLA U17 2nd (23.48i), LOUIS XUN U17 3rd (23.99i), BEN BAMISAIYE U17 4th (24.55i), H2 STANLEY HURST U17 1st (22.45i), H3 TYLER HOLDEN-AIKHOMU U17 1st (22.70i), KACEI GRIFFITH U17 2nd (23.56i) in the Final STANLEY won the Gold Medal (22.21i) Championship Best Performance, TYLER won the Silver Medal (22.46i), LANI finished 4th (23.09i), KACEI finished 5th (PB 23.25i) taking .02 of a second off his 24 January time
200m – U20M H1 JAIAN SAUNDERS U20 1st (22.99i), H2 ZACHARY BINDON-GOSS U20 1st (23.25i), H3 MODEBAYO AKIN-AGUNBIADE U20 3rd (PB 23.55i) taking .13 of a second off his 8 March time, in Semi-Final 1 ZACHARY finished 2nd (22.83i) in Semi-Final 2 JAIAN finished 1st (PB 22.57i) taking .07 of a second off his 17 January time. in the Final  JAIAN won the Silver Medal (PB 22.37i) taking .20 of a second off his SF2 time
200m – U20W H2 SHENEL OKRAH U20 3rd (PB 28.13i) taking .37 of a second off her 1 February time, in the Final SHENEL finished 5th (28.44i)
200m – SM H1 TATSU OWENS 3rd (24.64i), SEAN SUTHERLAND V50 5th (PB 25.88i) taking .03 of a second off his 4 January time, H2 SYDNEY MENDES 2nd (22.62i) in the Final SYDNEY won the Bronze Medal (PB 22.35i) taking .07 of a second off his 2025 time, TATSU finished 5th (24.74i)
200m – SW H2 CHINWE IWUNZI U20 2nd (27.35i) in the Final CHINWE won the Bronze Medal (27.03i)
300m – U15G Straight Final SIENNA DARCY U15 won the Silver Medal (PB 43.62i) taking .45 of a second off her 25 January time
400m – U17M H1 DIJANI BARNOR U17 1st (54.70i), AARON HIDALGO-HUDI U17 3rd (PB 55.63i), H2 SAM DARCY U17 1st (53.87i), JOSHUA NYMAN U17 2nd (PB 53.91i) in the Final DIJANI won the Gold Medal (52.54i), SAM won the Silver Medal (53.37i), AARON finished 6th (56.04i)
800m – U17M Straight Final SAM DARCY U17 won the Silver Medal (PB 2:04.18i) taking .18 of a second off his 24 January time
60m Hurdles – U15G Straight Final SIENNA DARCY U15 won the Gold Medal (PB 9.89i) taking .18 of a second off her 8 February time
60m Hurdles – U17W Straight Final KYRA WILLIAMS U17 4th (9.57i)
High Jump – U20W Straight Final AMY HALLETT U20 won the Gold Medal (1.40mi)
High Jump – SW Straight Final ROSALIND ZEFFERTT V60 won the Gold Medal (1.00mi)
Pole Vault – U20W Straight Final AMY HALLETT U20 won the Gold Medal (1.40mi)
Pole Vault – SW Straight Final ROSALIND ZEFFERTT V60 won the Gold Medal (SB 2.40mi) equalling her 14 March height
Long Jump – U15G Straight Final DAMI ADEKUNLE U15 won the Bronze Medal (4.37mi)
Long Jump – SM Straight Final SYDNEY MENDES won the Gold Medal (6.16mi)
Triple Jump – U17W Straight Final ISLA BRASSNET U17 won the Gold Medal (PB 9.81mi)
Shot 4kg – U15B Straight Final NOSA URUBUSI U15 won the Silver Medal (PB 9.64mi)
Shot 4kg – SW Straight Final STACEY GONZALEZ V50 won the Bronze Medal (PB 7.14mi) a New Club Record

VELOCITY FEST 18  Took place at Kingston, Jamaica on 21 March
200m – SM A ZHARNEL HUGHES 2nd (20.65 w0.2) and is ranked UK No.1 in 2026

USF ALUMINI INVITATIONAL  Took place at Tampa, Florida, USA on 20-21 March
Long Jump – SW A LESHAWN CLIFFORD U23 6th (SB 5.29m w-2.1) and is ranked UK No.3 U23 in 2026

UK CAU INTER COUNTIES CHAMPIONSHIPS Took place at Nottingham on 7 March
Under 13 Boys – HARRISON HENDERSON U13 (Middlesex) 73rd (11.47) the winner was LUIS DA SILVA of Middlesex (10.40) 311 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Kent (77 points), 2nd South Wales (83), 3rd Hampshire (109), 8th Middlesex (204), 14th Hertfordshire (257) 41 teams finished
Under 13 Girls GRACE ROONEY U13 (Middlesex) 107th (13.18) the winner was MADISON KINDLER of Essex (11.37) 316 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Yorkshire (61 points), 2nd Middlesex (73), 3rd Surrey (86), 16th Hertforshire (347) 41 teams finished
Under 15 Boys – The winner was THEO CREED of Surrey (13.19) 314 runners finished
Team Result 1st Middlesex (44 points), 2nd Surry (63), 3rd Scotland East (85), 10th Hertfordshire (244) 41 teams finished
Under 15 Girls – The winner was GABRIELLE PINDER of North East (14.48) 313 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Yorkshire (54 points), 2nd Essex (82), 3rd Surrey (100),  9 teams finished

The results have now been published in full on the following website – https://sporthive.com/events/s/7435331573337030656 these are the remaining results

Under 17 Men ARTHUR PHILLIPS U17 (Middlesex) 48th (20.16) the winner was RORY BARCLAY-ROSS of Devon (18.48) 289 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Scotland West (75 points), 2nd Yorkshire (105), 3rd Suffolk (114), 4th Middlesex (144), 26th Hertfordshire (538) 39 teams finished
Under 17 Women POSIE SHAW U17 (Middlesex) 73rd (20.38) the winner was BETH LEWIS of Humberside (18.05) 268 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Surrey (32 points), 2nd Yorkshire (80), 3rd Sussex (102), 11th Middlesex (257)23rd Hertfordshire (447) 23 teams finished
Under 20 Men – The winner was ALEX LENNONS of Surrey (24.34) 182 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Scotland West (57 points), 2nd Scotland East (81), 3rd Surrey (82), 11th Hertfordshire (282) 23 teams finished
Under 20 Women – The winner was AVA JAMES of Sussex (21.40) 182 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Cheshire (69 points), 2nd Sussex (88), 3rd Yorkshire (90), 6th Middlesex (169), 16th Hertfordshire (369) 16 teams finished
Senior Men JAMIE DEE (Hertfordshire) 148th (34.27) the winner was JAMES KINGSTON of Kent (29.15) 294 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Yorkshire (194 points), 2nd Surrey (217), 3rd North East (258), 19th Middlesex (753), 24th Hertfordshire (918) 35 teams finished
Senior Women NICOLA PAYNE (Middlesex) 139th (33.07) the winner was JESSICA GIBBON of Oxfordshireent (27.26) 280 runners finished
Team Result – 1st Surrey (100 points), 2nd Northern Ireland (303), 3rd Yorkshire (307), 7th Middlesex (367), 14th Hertfordshire (728) 32 teams finished

NORTH WEST LONDON LEAGUE  The fifth fixture of five took place at Greenford on 28 February
The results are now on the NWLL website, link to results – https://www.british-athletics.co.uk/nwll/20260228.pdf
Although they do not show the final League positions

PARKRUN – Can you make sure that you are registered as ‘Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers’, as the link I use to select all results only shows SBH athletes. If anyone is also officiating can you please contact me and advise me where and when.

LINK TO PARKRUN RESULTS – This is the Link I use to obtain the current week’s Parkrun results, if you go to the bottom of the results, you can obtain the previous weeks results – parkrun.com/results/consolidatedclub/?clubNum=1018.
The results shown are for those SBH athletes that added SBH when they registered for Parkrun.
How to use results – Scroll down to the first Parkrun, Which will show you how many SBH runners had competed. To get all the runners details, click on “View Full Results” which will show all runners that had competed at that event. Scroll down to the first SBH athlete, which will his or her age, also if they have a OB, by clicking on the athletes name, this will show you how many Parkruns they have competed in sinc registering.

PARKRUNS MILESTONE VESTS – You can purchase these from 50 to 500, this is the link – https://shop.parkrun.com/collections/milestone-run-walk-vests

PARKRUNS IN THE UK – Last Saturday at parkruns in the UK, there were…
1,353 events – 273,307 walkers, joggers, runners and volunteers – 14,014 first timers – 42,724 PBs

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Aldenham on 21 March
PAUL LEWIS V50 7th (21.45) this was his 297th Parkrun, ETHAN SLUTZKIN U13 8th (21.48) this was his 155th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Alexandra, Moss Side on 21 March
ADAM O’GORMAN U20 3rd (15.47) this was his 28th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Cannons Park on 21 March
LENARD MICHEL V55 37th (24.10) this was his 175th Parkrun, KAYLA MICHEL U23 49th (25.21) this was her 62nd Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Cassiobury on 21 March
JACOB CLEMENT U20 1st (16.55) this was his 16th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Catford on 21 March
JAMES TRAPMORE V50 19th (20.29) this was his 86th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Hackney Marshes on 21 March
BARRY CHISHOLM V65 333rd (29.49) this was his 405th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Lordship Recreational Ground on 14 March
SAM CLEMENTS U15 15th (19.27) this was his 25th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Oak Hill on 21 March
STUART SINGER V65 77th (23.27) this was his 506th Parkrun, BRADLEY SINGER V35 182nd (26.52) this was his 364th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Rickmansworth on 21 March
MATTHEW MAY U17 3rd (PB 17.09) this was his 11th Parkrun

PARKRUN 5KTook place at Stevenage on 21 March
JAMES DAVIS 164th (27.10) this was his 104th Parkrun

UPCOMING CROSS COUNTRY AND ROAD RELAY FIXTURES, WHICH COVERS THE PERIOD THURSDAY 26 MARCH UNTIL END OF SEASON – The SBH 2026 Summer Fixture Card was issued on the 16 February Rev A, and can be found n the SBH website, in which you can Access/Print a copy for future reference – https://sbharriers.co.uk/fixtures-results/fixture-cards/

SOUTHERN MEN’S 12 STAGE AND WOMENS 6 STAGE ROAD RELAYS – Takes place on Sunday 29 March at Milton Keynes.Bucks (MK14 6BN)
Start times – 12.00pm Men 6 Stages of 4.9K and 6 Stages of 8.76K, 13.00pm Women 4 Stages of 4.9K and 2 Stages of 8.6K
Entries Closed

NATIONAL MEN’S 12 STAGE AND WOMENS 6 STAGE ROAD RELAYS – Takes place on Saturday 11 April at Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, Town Gate Entrance, Birmingham (Satnav B73 6BU)
Details to be confirmed
Start times Senior Men 12.00noon, Senior Women 12.10pm
Distances Senior Men/Women Long Legs 5.38K, Short Legs 3.16K
Entries Closing Date End Of March (TBC)
Note: You will have to be pre-entered by your respective Team Manager

TCS LONDON MINI MARATHON – Takes place on Saturday 25 April on the Embankment, London (Satnav EC3R 6DX)
Start Times – 8.55am Under 18 Men, 9.02am Under 16 Boys, 9.09am Under 14 Boys, 9.16am Under 18 Women, 9.23am Under 16 Girls, 9.30am Under 14 Girls
The course is over the final 2.6km of the London Marathon course
Note: You will have to be pre-selected by your respective London Borough or UK Region

TCS LONDON MARATHON – Takes place on Sunday 26 April from Greenwich
We should have a few runners representing the stripes

SBH UPCOMING INDOOR FIXTURES, WHICH COVERS THE PERIOD THURSDAY 26 MARCH AND ANY FIXTURE THAT IS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE TO ENTER 

EUROPEAN MASTERS INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 2026 – Takes place on Friday 27 March to Thursday 2 April at Torun, Poland.
Entries Closed

LEE VALLEY INDOOR MINITHON 3 – Takes place on Saturday 28 March at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre, 61 Meridian Way, London (N9 0AR)
Entries Closed

EUROPEAN MASTERS INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS – Takes place on Friday 27 March to Thursday 2 April at Torun, Poland.
Entries Closed

UPCOMING SBH TRACK AND FIELD OUTDOOR FIXTURES FROM SATURDAY 29 MARCH

SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS THROWSFEST MEETING – Takes place on Sunday 29 March at StoneX Stadium, Greenlands Lane, Hendon, London (SatNav NW4 1RL).
Entry Fees: £6 for first event and £9 subsequent events for SBH members. £12 per event for non SBH members
Events are Discus, Shot, Hammer and Javelin
Entries open to enter on Opentrack https://data.opentrack.run/en-gb/x/2026/GBR/sbh-throwsfest-2/
Entries Closing Date Thursday 26 March – Please be advised that events may be full before the closing date.
Note: You will have to enter yourself and pay the appropriate entry fee

SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS INDOOR JUMPS MEETING – Takes place on Sunday 5 April at StoneX Stadium, Greenlands Lane, Hendon, London (SatNav NW4 1RL).
Entry Fees: £5 for first event and £7.50 subsequent events for SBH members. £10 per event for non SBH members
Events are Pole Vault, High Jump and Long Jump
Entries open to enter on Opentrack https://data.opentrack.run/en-gb/x/2026/GBR/sbh-indoor-jumps-2/
Entries Closing Date Thursday 2 April – Please be advised that events may be full before the closing date.
Note: You will have to enter yourself and pay the appropriate entry fee

NEW SBH KIT FOR 2026 Supeme Sports have just announced that they have launched a new range of SBH kit. This is the kit that is available

Link to the Supreme Sports website – https://www.supreme-sports.co.uk/webshop/schools-and-clubs/shaftesbury-barnet-harriers/

MACCABI GAMES – Are you interested in competing in the JCC Maccabi Games in Canada in the summer. Please contact Rachel Aryton if you are interested. reayrton@gmail.com 07756450496

POWER OF 10 As previously advised the Power of 10 is undergoing a major update, and at the end of last week CEO of UK Athletics JACK BUCKNER issued a statement on the PO10, if you go to bottom of the statement there is an link, which enables you ‘Early Access’ to the PO10. If you have any comments, then you can conact them at admin@thepowerof10.info
Link to the PO10 statement – https://www.britishathletics.org.uk/news-and-features/power-of-10-update-from-jack-buckner/

SARACENS SHOWDOWN 6 GAMES EMMA GOUGE has sent the club an early bird invitation, for the Showdown 6 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday 28 March 2026. There are 2 games, first Saracens Women who play Sale Sharks Women at 14.30, followed by Saracens Men who play Northampton Saints Men at 18.00.

We have an opportunity to share a discount code to their Showdown 6 game in March.
To reserve tickets this is the unique code SD610GYGJP and here is the link https://saracens.com/theshowdown6/

ENGLAND ATHLETICS THROWS COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER Just received the February issue from NICK RIDGEON of England Athletics – EA Throws Community Newsletter February 2026

SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT– To follow our newInstagram account, from your own account, by searching for ‘shaftesbury_barnet’ or by clicking https://www.instagram.com/shaftesbury_barnet/

To Members and Parents, if you wish for any photographs to be posted on Instagram, please email them to sbh.instagram@outlook.com  If you can at the same time give details on when and where the photographs was taken, plus any other comments.
Please feel free to post photographs of any special occasion, for example, your wedding day, an addition to the family.

THE FOLLOWING IS CLUB INFORMATION ON VARIOUS TOPICS

‘MEMBERMOJO’ SECURE MEMBERS SYSTEM – We have implemented a new secure member system to allow members to join and renew their membership online. (You can also delete yourself from our records if you are no longer a member, or you can request deletion from sean.sutherland@yahoo.ca)
Your basic contact information has been imported. Please check and update your data so that we can have up-to-date information. View your profile using the instructions below, check your data and update as necessary. You will also be able to renew your record when it is close to expiring (within a month of expiry). Payments will still be made via bank transfer.

Link to document which gives information to existing members on the system, and how to use it – Membermojo Instructions To Use For Existing Members May 2025

SBH 2026 SUMMER FIXTURE CARD – The SBH 2026 Summer Fixture Card has now been published on the SBH Website on 16 February 2026 Rev A. This is the link to the fixture card, which you can access and print for future reference – A SBH Summer 2026 Fixture Card Front Sheet Rev A Updated 16-02-26 B SBH Summer 2026 Fixture Card Fixtures Rev A Updated 16-02-26

SBH CROSS COUNTRY POINTS CHAMPIONSHIPS The final winners can now be found on the SBH website.
Link to the winners on the SBH website – https://sbharriers.co.uk/fixtures-results/winter-xc-points-tables/

SBH CROSS COUNTRY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS The final winners can now be found on the SBH website.
Link to the winners on the SBH website – https://sbharriers.co.uk/fixtures-results/winter-xc-club-championships/

REQUEST FROM TEAM MANAGERS – We are asking that you reply to team managers when they contact you? It’s very difficult to select a team if the athletes don’t reply especially when we can see that they have read the text. Even if they are unavailable the team managers need to know!

WINTER TRAINING SESSIONS CLYDE GORDON advised me that the sessions restarted on Monday 3 November. Please let him know whether you wish to attend – clydeg67@hotmail.co.uk

SessionsMondays 7.00pm to 8.30pm will be for those interested in High Jump – Wednesdays 7.00pm to 8.30pm will be for those interested in Long/Triple Jump.
Dress in layers, ready to train, we meet in the Indoor Track about halfway down.

COMBINED SBH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CLUB RECORDS – Attached are the 4 Indoor/Outdoor documents which show all events for all age-groups on each document. The Indoor documents have been updated up to 12 February 2026 – A SBH All Men’s Outdoor Club Records For Track And Field, Road As Of 02-02-26  B SBH All Women’s Outdoor Club Records For Track And Field, Road As Of 02-02-26  C SBH All Men’s Indoor Club Records For Track And Field As Of 12-02-26  D SBH All Women’s Indoor Club Records For Track And Field As 12 01-02-26

CHANGE TO STONEX STADIUM MEMBERSHIP – To use the StoneX Stadium facilities for training, SBH members are required to pay a fee. You can register as a member (which is free) which then entitles you to a discount. This is the link to the form to apply for membership – SBH StoneX Membership 24-07-25
EMMA GOUGE who is the Stadium Athletics and SBH Co-Ordinator had advised me that any athletes coming outside the usual Tuesday and Thursday that they can tap and go with the sum up machine in West reception or scan the QR code, which they will find on the pedestrian gate on entry. We would remind you that athletes should not come through the clubhuse without paying the entry fee. This gets picked up, not only by other athletes that pay, and find it very frustrating and unfair, but also by Saracens security system which can result in a fine, and a ban from using the facility.

GEORGE HARRISON MBE MEMORIAL DOCUMENT – The document has been put together with contributors from LISA WEBB, MARTIN ROCHFORD, NADEEM SHAIKH, RACHEL FELTON, LIAM and JAMIE DEE, JAMES LOVELL, EMILIA ECONOMU, ALAN WELLERKAREN HARRISONTIM UNDERHILL, GLEN WATTS, JOANNA WINFIELD, SHAUN CLIFFORD and EUAN MACKENZIEShaftesbury Barnet Harriers Memorial To George Harrison From Friends And Members 20 April 2023
If you wish to contribute your own memories and/or photographs of GEORGE, please email them to me, either within the email or as a separate attached word document.

CODES OF CONDUCT – SBH have now adopted the UK Athletics (UKA) and the Home Country Athletics Federations (HCAF) Codes of Conduct which set out national standards of conduct for all clubs, coaches, officials, volunteers and athletes in the sport.  The purpose of the codes are to clarify what behaviours are acceptable and unacceptable, the standards of practice expected and the basis for challenging and improving practice.  The Codes are similar to our previous Codes of Conduct which were part of the previous ClubMark scheme.  All club member and anyone undertaking a relevant role must agree to abide by the codes of conduct. The Codes of Conduct have now been put onto our Website, please read these to understand the commitments you are making by being a member of SBH.
Link to the Code of Conduct document – Codes Of Conduct Booklet 2021 (1)

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION OF INTEREST CAN BE FOUND ON THE SBH WEBSITE BY USING THIS LINK http://sbharriers.co.uk/
Section ‘About Us’, includes Annual Reports, Best Performance Trophy Awards, Individual And Relay Best Performances By Year, Club Records and SBH All-Time Top 10 T&F Performances.
Section ‘Team Managers And Competitions’, shows details of Track & Field, Cross Country and Road Relays Team Managers.
Section ‘Future Information/Results’, includes Information On Each Fixture, Summer & Winter Fixture Cards, Winter X/C Points Tables and Winter Club Championships Winners.

SHAFTESBURY BARNET HARRIERS NEW CLUB KIT They are now available to purchase from our club kit supplier, Supreme Sports – click on the link for the full range – https://www.supreme-sports.co.uk/webshop/schools-and-clubs/shaftesbury-barnet-harriers/
By opening the link, you will be on the front page, which displays the men’s items. Click on SBH LADIES for the women’s items, or click on SBH KIDS for the young athletes’ items.

CLUB HOODIES – With well over eight hundred hoodies already in circulation, this is your opportunity to join the club. The bright red hooudy is made to order and has your name embroidered on the front along with the club badge and has the Club name on the back. We now have 2 styles, the original pull over style at £37 + P&P or the new one with a full zip at £40 + P&P.
Here is the link to the Supreme Sports website which if you click on it, will take YOU to the new Club Hoody and allow you to then view the full range of Club kit online – https://www.supreme-sports.co.uk/webshop/schools-and-clubs/shaftesbury-barnet-harriers/

ACCESS TO SBH CLUBHOUSE – The new Keyholders to the outside door are TY HOLDEN, CLYDE GORDON, NEVILLE THOMPSON, GREG THOMPSON, COLIN GODFREY and YAMILLE ALDAMA who all use the Clubhouse outside of normal stadium opening hours. GEOFF MORPHITIS and DAVE BEDFORD will also have a key. All other key fob holders can continue to gain access to the clubhouse via the (New) West Stand Entrance and the Trackside Door to the Clubhouse.
Link to note and details for further information – SBH Club House Door 20-01-23

PHOTOGRAPH’S – From time to time we have photographs of our members taken at meetings or presentations which we would like to use both on the website or incorporated within our report to our local newspaper. Can you please let me know if you do NOT want your photograph to be published. Also, I would appreciate if you could send me any photographs, which I can then publish on the website and newsletter.

FACEBOOK – Photographs can be found on the SBH page.

CAN YOU HELP PLEASE I would welcome any contributions From Yourselves, any impending marriages, or additions to the family, any running or competing incidents, also past warm weather training/holidays (No Club 24 please). Currently the response has been excellent, but if you have anything that could make it into next week’s Newsletter – please email me.

CURRENT DISTRIBUTION OF SHAFTESBURY INFORMATION Currently I notify members (by email) using “MailChimp”. The reason I changed, was in November 2017 “Gmail” put a limit of 100 addresses that users could send to in a 24-hour period, and currently I send to approximately 850 members each issue.

On seeking technical advice “MailChimp” was recommended as the best way for SBH to go forward. There is one thing you should be aware off is that when you receive an email from me, the footer at the bottom has 4 options, of which one is “Unsubscribe Me From List”. Could I ask you not to select this as if you do you will be automatically removed from my distribution list.

SBH MIDWEEK POLE VAULT CLUB AT STONEX STADIUM – The current arrangements until further notice are that Pole Vault training is on Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 18.30pm to 21.00pm. Please contact the session administrator CLYDE GORDON at clydeg67@hotmail.co.uk in advance and let him know if you are planning to attend.

SBH HIGH JUMPS GROUP AT STONEX STADIUM  High Jump training takes place on Monday’s from 19.00pm to 21.00pm. These sessions will be run by our High Jump Coach GRANT BROWN. There will be a charge of £10 per session.
Please contact the session administrator CLYDE GORDON at clydeg67@hotmail.co.uk in advance and let him know if you are planning to attend

SBH TRAINING AND COACHING – Please see the SBH 2025-2026 Winter Fixture Card, which gives details of Training and Coaching – A SBH Winter 2025-2026 Fixture Card Front Sheet Issued 06-09-25

POLE VAULTERS REQUIRED FOR 2026 To all athletes young & old – are you aware of the SBH Pole Vault sessions held at StoneX Stadium on Monday & Wednesday evenings from 18.30pm. We have room to coach more of you, why not come along and watch a session and the get involved – give it a try NOW.
Please contact the session administrator CLYDE GORDON at clydeg67@hotmail.co.uk for more details.

STEEPLECHASE TRAINING AT STONEX STADIUM  Check with your Coach for details of training times.

SBH PRIVACY STATEMENT – In becoming a member, SBH will collect certain information about you. Can you please read the attached ‘Privacy Statement’ which contains Information on General Data Protection Regulations  SBH Privacy Statement Final April 2018

STONEX STADIUM – Main Switchboard telephone number is 020 3870 3303

STONEX STADIUM AWARDED TRACKMARK STANDARD – Congratulations on achieving the UK Athletics Quality Assurance Standards for StoneX Stadium. This is the letter from UK Athletics and certificate showing all area that achieved compliance – StoneX Stadium Award Letter 09.11.21StoneX Stadium Certificate

ALAN WELLER – SBH NEWSLETTER EDITOR AND WEBSITE MANAGERalanweller111@gmail.com