The Southern road relays are on Sat 27th Sept. Book in diaries. It is Aldershot as usual. We're looking for a strong M40 and M50 teams, so Luke says no excuses. It would be good if you could race either assembley league at beckenham or club 5000m so the selectors can have a look at current form.

Final match round-up from British Athletic's top columnist:

Pre-senile dementia is a terrible thing. I typed up the results, posted Larry's copy off to him with my extravagant expenses claim for the season, then forgot to email them to you lot.

That's more like it. Some excellent performances and a third place for the B team at Ladywell on Saturday. We beat two teams above us in the League and got pretty close to two promotion contenders. With twenty competing athletes and loads of guests, there's life in the old dog yet.

Oh dear, another bad day for the B team in Essex (is there any other sort of day in Essex?). We were up against exceptionally strong opposition and there were some good performances, but we'll always struggle in this Division when we can't fill all of the events.

This years AAA's u20/23 champions and World Junior Trials was probably the most sucessful for Kent AC athletics. The atheltes suffered from a windy Bedford track with wind speeds of up to 6.8 which causes problems for those looking for qualifying times.

A group of our junior runners impressed at the London Schools Championships on Saturday. Quasar Mays managed to win the inter boys 400 Hurdles in a seasons best of 64 seconds. It was a small field but you can only beat those who turn up.

On the face of it disappointing- fifth and last. However, considering our very slim resources it was probably as good as could be expected. The small select band who competed did well. Rawlston and Trevor covered a lot of events whilst Theo got a PB in the 800.

B team Picketts Lock Southern League Match report from the club's best columnist, (shame I didn't get them up onto the website with such efficiency!) ...

Morning, chaps. Ten out of ten for efficiency this week, the results on your desk first thing Monday morning.

Kent AC enjoyed a successful championships at this years Kent County outdoor competition on Sat+Sun 10-11 May 2008 in Ashford.

100m
Final Paul Egboh 11.22sec 7th
Heats Lincoln Campbell 11.

Report from Rob Moye on the B-team's opening Southern League Div 1 match at Battersea Park.

You can tell I'm not the B Team Manager anymore, it's taken me a whole
FOUR DAYS to type up and email round the results from Saturday's opener
at Battersea Park.

The minutes of club's 2007 AGM have been published, so you can relive last Tuesday at the Goose in Catford from the comfort of your own home; see attached Word document

The National UK Championships (Previously the AAA’s) have for over 100 years been the pinnacle of domestic athletes in Great Britain and this year Kent AC had a record number of athletics who had achieved the strict entry criteria.

On Saturday, there was an excellent turnout for the junior & U17 men and womens team at the second Kent XC league race of the season. The junior team finished in 2nd place and remain in 2nd place in the overall standings.

Travel details for this Saturday's Kent XC League match (Saturday 27th October) at CAPSTONE COUNTRY PARK, near Gillingham (behind Chatham Ski Centre).

Senior Women 2:30pm start 5000m
U15 boys 1:30pm start 4000m
U17/U20 men 2:10pm start 5000m
Senior Men 3:00pm start 10000m.

A busy weekend saw Kent AC runners competing at a number of events. Saturday 6th October saw the start of the 2007-08 Cross Country season with the Kent XC League match at Sparrows Den. The senior mens team finished in 6th place.