Fourteen Sevenoaks AC runners tackled the Tonbridge Half in fine conditions on 9th October, albeit five of them in official pacing roles.Bridgit Weekes was first W60, with Sally Shewell second, and Lionel Stielow was second M70. The Sevenoaks women, led by Julia Davis and including Bridgit Weekes and Lucy Wilkes, won the prize for second female team. The SAC results were as follows:

The full results are here.

Andrew Mead won the October handicap race with his fastest time over the seven mile course for ten years.

James Baker was second, just ahead of Simon Hallpike.

Suzy Claridge was the fastest woman and Andrew the fastest overall.

Andrew now leads the series by four points ahead of Suzy, with two races to go and another five runners in close pursuit.

The next race, over five miles, is on Sunday 6th November at 08:30 from the track.

The details are here.

Andrew Mead won the September handicap by one second from James Baker.

Andrew ran the fastest five-mile time of the series so far, while Suzy Claridge was the fastest woman on the day.

Bridgit Weekes broke her own women's WMA record for the handicap with a score of over 80%.

Suzy still leads the series, but four runners are now tied two points behind her with three races to go.

The next race is a seven-miler on Sunday 2nd October at 08:30 from the track.

The details are here.

Fourteen Sevenoaks AC runners took part in the Larkfield 10k on 11th September, led home by Jamie Philip, who was ninth and third M40. With Kent county short course titles also up for grabs, Bridgit Weekes was also a medalist with second W55.

Conditions were warm and sunny after early mist, with a few changes to the previous course which were generally well-received.

The full SAC results were as follows:

 The full results are here.