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From the moment Under 17 woman 300m hurdler, Perri Drayton, equalled the championship best performance in the opening event of the day, it signified the start of a good days athletics for both Middlesex and

Two South of England veteran champions proved the class acts of their county championships, both enjoying victories by the best part of a quarter of a mile, Gavin Collett reports. Highgate’s Nick Martyn quickly moved

Hillingdon’s Julia Bleasdale obliterated the women’s field to continue her recent run of good form that has seen victories and record times in both the Varsity Cross Country and December’s Serpentine 5K , Gavin Collett

A fast start ensured Tyrone Berg retained his Middlesex 10k title despite the 300m lead he enjoyed after two of the three laps being rapidly closed down by Paul Cuddihy in the closing stages, Gavin

Middlesex County, the perennial favourites for these triangular fixtures, failed to make up the deficits carried forward from the cross country fixture in January and saw the airmen of the RAF and the female Civil

A nagging headwind in the home straight blowing off the nearby River Thames kept down both temperatures and performances, but it was athletes transgressing the rules that affected the overall quality of the meeting, held

Highgate’s Alex Davidson overcame a mixture of snow, mud, blinding sunshine and stiff opposition to claim his first Middlesex Veterans’ title, Gavin Collett reports. Harrow’s ultra international Chris Finill was responsible for slowing wearing down

The re-arranged County event was not troubled by the inclement weather that had caused the River Crane to burst its bank at the start of the month and flood the Cranford course, Gavin Collett reports.