Team Kennet were in action in the fourth round of the Oxford Cross Country League at Swindon on Sunday, a tough muddy and wet course with slippery turns saw good results from the club.

The under 13 girls thrived in the mud as Kirsten Fraser cruised to a slippery win to help her chances to winning the individual series, this result also meant that the team could win the team prize at the end of the season, Emma Davies was next home in 10th and Alanna Smith 15th, Rosie Burridge was 30th and Maddie Baker 39th.

Anna Hall moved up to first place in the under 9 girls as she finished in 2nd place, all down to the last race of the season next month, Charlotte Lawton was 8th, Mia Kearney 9th and Holly locket 11th.

Imogen Newby came home in 4th place in the under 11 girls, with Amber Stiles 10th, Leilah Gaye 14th, Lilia Gale 29th and Lola Mitcham 42nd

In the older races for the girls Emily Tucker came 21st in the under 15s, and Bethan Philp coming home 6th in the under 17s, while in the Senior race Sue Francis was 44th and Martine Stiles 77th.

Elliot Murphy was the highest placed in all the male races, competing in the u11s he came 8th with Max Adams just behind in 9th, Ethan Kuijten 14th, Aaron Carter 18th, Joseph Bell 35th, Evan Alderman 36th and James Fenner 39th

Toby Clark came 9th in the under 15 boys and Noah Kemp 13th

In the under 9 boys Noah Lauder-Clarke was also 9th, Kaan Tugcetin 15th, Joshua Ladds 16th, Reuben Kuijten 20th, Charlie Adams 22nd and Ben Daley 23rd

Ivan Chekmazov led the TK under 13 boys home in 22nd, Oliver Carroll 33rd, Jacob Avery 39th and Isaac Mitcham 42nd

In the Senior Mens race Phil Murphy came home in 35th, Bat Kuijten 108th, Jonjo Stiles 120th, Mark Little 192nd, Andy Waters 193rd Mitch Poustie 201st, Sean Bird 225th and Simon Gale 247th

Team Kennet Athletes were in action at the third round of the Oxford Cross Country League held at Adderbury on Sunday.

Kirsten Fraser in the under 3 girls was the clubs highest placed with a second place which keeps her in contention for overall age group win, Alanna Smith had a fantastic race in 8^th place, with Maddie Baker in 28^th the team were placed fourth on the day, Rosie Burridge also took part in 38^th.

Anna Hall also kept her chances of an age group win, by finishing 3^rd in the under 9 girls, Mia Kearney was 6^th and Holly Lockett 11^th in the same race.

Annelise Gale had her bet run ever in the under 15 girls as she came home in 6^th place, Emily Tucker was 16^th, and   Georgina Thomson 10^th in the under 17 women.

Noah Kemp came 9^th in the under 15 Boys.

Elliott Murphy came 7^th in the under 11 boys race keeping his hopes on a top 3 overall, Ethan Kuijten was 9^th, Max Adams 18^th, James Simmons 51^st, Barnaby Turner 52^nd and Joseph Bell 55^th, in the under 11 girls Amber Stiles was 9^th, Bethany Maclean 14^th, Leilah Gaye 23^rd, Lilia Gale 33^rd and Lola Mitcham 48^th.

Ben Daley was 12^th in the under 9 boys which saw a good TK turnout, next home was Noah Lauder-Clark 13^th, Kaan Tugcetin 15^th, Reuben Kuijten 26^th, Azita Bodin 27^th, Charlie Adams 32^nd and Thomas Mitchell 40^th

The Senior Ladies Race, Sue Francis was 38^th and Martine Stiles 94^th, in the Mens Bradley Thomas was 45^th, Phil Murphy 92^nd, Chris Hall 100^th, Bart Kuijten 108^th, Jonjo Stiles 156^th, Dean Makar 179^th, Mark Little 214^th, Andy waters 235^th, Kim Darcy-Masters 261^st, sean Bird 268^th, Simon Gale 276^th, Paul Kemp 279^th, David Johnston 296^th.

Team Kennet took part in the last of the series for this years Oxford Cross Country League, held at Henley Show Ground.

One of the best weather conditions over the winter saw a good turnout by the club specially the Juniors, Anna Hall in the under 9s had to settle for a 2nd place in the Girls race but this was good enough to be Crowned under 9 Girls Champion.

The under 13 Boys race saw one of the best races by Team Kennet athletes since taking part with Matthew Nocton coming through strong to win the race on the day, William Chipchase did enough to bring him home in 3rd place, with Ivan Checkmazov 23rd and Oliver Carroll 29th the team were 2nd on the day.

The under 13 girls team came 4th overall just missing out on team medals, Eve Brown came in 9th with Alanna Smith 14th, Emma Davies 17th, Rosie Burridge 27th and Maddi Baker 38th

The under 15s ran well Annelise Gale coming 7th and Emily Tucker 17th in the girls while in the boys Toby Clark 8th and Noah Kemp 17th.

The younger under 11s Elliott Murphy continued from last match coming home in 5th place to finish 4th overall Ethan Kuijten was 13th, Reggie Harder-Scott 16th, Aaron Carter 25th and James Simmons 36th.
The under 11 Girls Imogen Newby was 7th, Leilah Gaye 18th, Amber Stiles 22nd, Lilia Gale 29th

The under 9 Boys saw 8 TK athletes start, Noah Lauder-Clark was 7th, Ben Daley fast improving 8th, Oscar Larkin 10th, Charlie Adams 19, Joshua lads 20, Rueben Kuijten 23, Harry Barnett 25, Thomas Mitchell 28., rest of the under 9 Girls battled well, Jessie McCurtin was 6th, Charlotte Lawton 8th and Mia Kearney 13th

The Senior Women saw the usual two Women Sue Francis 38th and Martine Stiles 100th while the men saw 9 runners with Phil Murphy first home from TK in 35th, Bart Kuijten 83rd, Chris Hall 100, Mark Little 158, Mitch Poustie 174, Andy Waters 186, David Johnston 217, Paul Kemp 218 and Simon Gale 223

Several Athletes from Team Kennet took part for Berkshire in the Inter Counties match held in Loughborough on Saturday, Two Athletes came back with Team Bronze Medals.

Emily Faulkner was the best placed athlete from the club in the u20 women’s race coming 51^st and helping the Berkshire team to 3^rd place, Bethan Philp also earned herself a 3^rd Place team medal she competed in the under 17 Women’s race coming 170th.

Team Kennet had two athletes in the under 20 mens event, Toby Draper coming in 139^th and Bradley Thomas 160^th with the Berkshire team 18^th

Kirsten Fraser ran well in the under 13 girls race coming home in 75^th with the Berkshire team 8^th and finally Kirst Bennet took part in her first Senior Women’s race coming in 240^th place and the Berkshire team came 22^nd

Team Kennet Athletes finished of the cross county season in the Oxford Cross Country League at Henley on Thames with best results of the season.

The under 11 boys were in form and Oliver Tozer continued to improve with his first win of the season lifting him to runners up spot overall, Ivan Chekmazov came in just behind in 3^rd place just missing out on a trophy, Elliott Murphy came in 6^th and Ethan Kuijten came home in 10^th.

Kirsten Fraser came 3^rd in the under 13  girls on a very tough course with lots of hills and a downhill finish, this meant that she finished 3^rd overall as an individual but also kept the team 3^rd overall as well, Anna Patterson came in 14^th and Maddi Baker 22nd.

The under 13 boys only saw Noah Kemp come home in 8^th place but this was enough to take 3^rd team in the league.

The under 9 girls Amber Stiles continued her good season with a 4^th place, this was a great result as it put her in 3^rd place overall, Anna Hall was 6^th and Louise Colby 13^th

The under 11 girls Zoe Allen just missed out after keeping her 3^rd place all season her run on the day was 4^th which slipped her one place, Emma Davies was 14^th, Imogen Newby 19^th, Leilah Gaye 28^th and Lilia Gale 38^th

The Senior Mens team finished on a high in 3^rd team in Division 2 finishing 5^th in the League, the result shows if they got all the clubs top athletes out they would be in contention winning top league, on the day Phil Murphy was 21^st, Bart Kuijten 60^th, Chris Hall 66^th, Bradley Thomas 75^th, Mark Little 147^th, Andy Waters 156^th, Kim Darcy-Masters 178^th, Mitch Poustie 209^th, Simon Gale 222^nd.

Under 9 Boys Aaron Carter ran well in 8^th place followed by Harry Strutt 12^th, Noah Clarke 13^th and Reuben Kuijten 23^rd

In the under 15 Girls race Emily Tucker just got the better of Annelise Gale coming in 18^th and 19^th respectively

Team Kennet athletes thrived in the first Oxford Cross Country League match of the Season held at Banbury over the weekend.

The under 13 Boys produced best team score on the day finishing 4^th, Matthew Nocton was first home in 6^th place, making up the rest of the team was Oliver Tozer 13^th and Jacob Woods 22^nd, the B team of Ivan Checkmazov 31^st and Isaac Mitcham 33^rd came 13^th team.

The under 13 Girls saw a record turn out from the club making up 4 teams, Alanna Smith was first home of the clubs 12 girls in 11^th, Anna White 17^th and Annabel Maclean 20^th saw the A team finish 5^th, Emma Davies 28^th led the B team home in 11^th place, making up the team was also Maddi Baker 41^st and Georgina Wallis 42^nd.

Other girls were Ella-Marie Rudman-Bromley 44^th, Rosie Burridge 50^th, Esme Montague 52^nd, Ellie Hamill 55^th, Megan Hamill 56^th, Caitlyn Davies 60^th

The under 17 Women saw Georgina Thomson home in 4^th place and sister Rebecca Thomson 11^th, combined with under 15 girls Annelise Gale 14^th and Emily Tucker 17^th the team were placed 7^th.

Archie Loweth came 9^th and Toby Clark 10^th in the under 15 boys race

The younger age groups Anna Hall came an excellent 2^nd place in the under 9 girls with Mia Kearney taking 11^th

The under 11 girls Imogen Newby ran a superb race to come home in 3^rd place, Bethany Maclean 8^th, Amber Stiles 15^th, Leilah Gaye 22^nd, Lilia Gale 32^nd, Lola Mitcham 53^rd

The under 11 boys Elliott Murphy also timed his finish to perfection taking 3^rd place, Ethan Kuijten 8^th, Max Adams 12^th, Reggie Scott-Harden 14^th, Aaron Carter 20^th, Archie Gordon 32^nd, Harry Strutt 37^th, Ethan Knight 51^st and Barnaby Turner 52^nd

The under 9 boys saw a clutch of TK Yellow Vests, Noah Lauder-Clarke 13^th first from the club home followed by Kaan Tugcetin 18^th, Harry Barnett 19^th, Reuben Kuijten 30^th, Charlie Adams 31^st and Thomas Mitchell 35th

Sue Francis 40^th  and Martine Stiles 110^th were the two only senior ladies from the club while in the men Phil Murphy 49^th, Chris Hall 91^st, Jonjo Stiles 152^nd,Mitch Poustie 215^th, Mark Little 235^th, Simon Gale 315^th were the 6 men that ran

Team Kennet Athletes braved the travel to Bo Peep Caravan Park, Adderbury  for the fourth round of the Oxford Cross Country League, although our club numbers were down by 50%, same was in the league, it was a good chance to secure any end of season trophies.

Toby Clark was the best placed athlete from the club in the under 13 boys showing huge improvement finishing 3^rd place and another huge improvement came from team mate Noah Kemp coming home in 4^th place, with Kian Darcy-Masters 26^th has kept the team in 3^rd place overall.

Amber Stiles continued her impressive season in the under 9 girls finishing 3^rd place and Anna Hall had a superb run just behind in 4^th place and Louise Colby making top10 coming 9^th.

The Senior Men turned out a strong team scoring 550 points from there seven finishers, Toby Draper 20^th, Phil Murphy making his debut for the club in 31^st, Bradley Thomas 52^nd, Chris Hall 65^th, Bart Kuijten 72^nd, Ben Schiffer-Harte 145^th, Andy Waters 165^th, Mitch Poustie 189^th and Simon Gale 199^th

Oliver Tozer came 4^th in the under 11 boys keeping him in top 3 overall, Elliot Murphy finished 11^th, Oliver llyod 12^th and Ethan Kuijten 18^th while in the under 11 girls Zoe Allen was 5^th again till in top 3 overall, Emma Davies 14^th, Imogen Newby 17^th, Lilia Gale 37^th and Caitlyn Davies 46^th

Eve Brown was the clubs only under 13 girls finishing 21^st and in the under 15 girls race Rebecca Thomson was 11^th, Annelise Gale 12^th and Emily Tucker 19^th and Sue Francis was the clubs only senior women to brave it coming 21st

Team Kennet had some good results in the 2nd round of the Oxford Mail Cross Country League held at Cirencester Park on a cold Frosty winter morning.

The First Race of the day was the under 9s, Anna Hall ran a superb race to win the girls by a huge margin, Mia Kearney came 8th and Holly Lockett 9th saw the three girls all home in the top 10, The under 9 boys saw Ben Daley 12th battling it out with Kaan Tugcetin 13th, Reuben Kuijten was next home in 23rd, Charlie Adams 24th and Thomas Mitchell 32nd

The under 13 Girls saw a return from Kirsten Fraser who had a good battle around the course to come home in 2nd place, Eve Brown had also a good race in 9th with Alanna Smith 14th saw the girls team home in 2nd overall, Maddi Baker came 41st.

The under 11s Elliot Murphy led the way home in 4th place of the clubs nine runners, Ethan Kuijten was 9th, Max Adams 14th, Aaron Carter 20th, Evan Alderman 29th, Ethan Baker 36th, Joseph Bell 41st, Barnaby Turner 42nd and James Simmons 48th.

Amber Stiles led the under 11 girls in 14th, Leilah Gaye 19th and Lilia Gale 32nd

The under 13 Boys saw William Chipchase home in 11th place, Jacob Woods 15th and Ivan Chekmazov 22nd for 4th place team, Oliver Carroll was 35th

The under 15s saw Toby Clark 8th in the boys and Annelise Gale also 8th in the girls race

Martine Stiles came 101st in the senior ladies race, while in the mens race the team came 5th in Division 2, Phil Murphy 47th, Bradley Thomas 77th, Chris Hall 103rd, Bart Kuijten 140th, Jonjo Stiles 146th, Mitchell Poustie 199th, Mark Little 203rd and Simon Gale 266th

Team Kennet Athletes competed in the third round of the Oxford Cross Country League held at Bo Peep Caravan Park in Adderbury, several athletes are still in contention of individual success after this round.

Kirsten Fraser was the clubs highest placed runner finishing in 4th place in the under 11 girls and with Zoe Allen 7th and Eve Brown 9th all have a chance of individual awards.

Bethan Philp made a welcome return to finish 7th with Rebecca Thomson 8th and twin sister Georgina 16th the team remain in 3rd place overall, in the under 15 girls race.

Callum O’Neill led the seniors home in 8th place with Chris Hall just breaking top 100 in 97th.  Under 17s womens race Izzy Hole 9th and Rosa Lawrence 10th, while in the mens u17s Bradley Thomas came 10th. Luca Vicaria led the under 15 boys home in 12th place.

The under 9s did well again, Elliott Murphy came 6th with Ethan Kuijten 8th and Harry Strutt 12th, in the girls Lilia Gale 8th and Amelia Phillips 10th

The under 13 races Toby Clark came 13th and Thomas Matthews 30th in the Boys, Annelise Gale was 15th and Emily Tucker 26th in the Girls

Jacob Woods led the under 11 boys home in 19th place with Jack Strutt taking 22nd, and finally in the Womens Race Helen Preedy 37th and Sue Francis 38th.

list of other runners
Under 11 girls – Clare McDonnell 15, Emma Davies 24, Alanna Smith 26, Madeleine Baker 30, Katie Pennicott 31, Maisy Turner 35, Caitlyn Davies 48
Under 11 boys – Kian D Arcy – Mastures 30, Jacob Avery 42, Jack Pyke 53
Under 15 girls – Pippa Thomas 17, Lily D arcy – Mastures 19
Under 15 boys – Cameron Langley 25, Toby Thomas 27, Luke Wild 28
Senior Men – Bart Kuijten 123, Vincent Page 131, Dean Makar 143, Ben Schiffer-Harte 154, Darren James 157, Mark Little 183, Mitchell Poustie 220, Chris Thomson 230, Sean Bird 254, Simon Gale 261, Colin Price 276