The Under 11 Girls began things with an impressive 1-2-3, Kara Gorman winning by a big margin from Nia Clarke and Maya Davis. Carys Jones was close behind in 8th. The Under 11 Boys also took a team win courtesy of Kit Dixon (3rd), Jacob McCall (6th) and Isaac McCall (7th). The girls have a good lead with one match left, the boys lie in second.
 
The Under 13 Girls battled hard and were second with Marlie Nkoane (8th), Issy Robinson (12th), Evelyn Wildman (14th) and Katie Allsop (15th) scoring. Also running well were Anna Stoneham (24th), Megan Lockwood (25th), and Lydia Cross (32nd). The girls lie second overall.
 
Tom Ford scored another win in the Under 13 Boys race to consolidate his position at the top of the league. The team win was confirmed with Felix Danielli (3rd), James Holdsworth (4th), and Jack Martin (10th) being the other scorers. Completing the team were Charlie Quantrill (11th), Zach Cleary (12th), Aidan Suleyman (14th), Hugo Mundy (19th), Charlie De Sousa (29th), George Mawby (32nd) and Theo Roughton (33rd). The boys take a decent lead into match 5.
 
Frankie Baxter in fourth place led home the Under 15 Girls team that were second. Completing the scoring were Emily Ford (5th), Lesedi Nkoane (6th) and Lily Jessop-Tranter (10th). The girls are second league-to-date. Also having good runs were Olivia Clarke (11th), Alice Peckham (15th), Marea Logan (24th), Rebecca Lawson (31st) and Ellie Gowers (38th).
 
The Under 15 Boys were dominant as usual with Alden Collier winning to maintain his share of the league lead. The other scorers were Daniel Munn (2nd), Rowan Gawne (5th), and Alex Hughes (6th). The team also featured good runs from Max Baxter (7th), Rory Hilton (10th), Euan Pinder (11th), Max Roughton (18th) and Hari Mistry (25th). The team have a big lead in their division.
 
A fabulous turnout from the Junior Women saw another team victory with Maddie Hughes taking the individual win. Holly Henderson in fourth and Abbie Henderson in eighth completed the scoring. Charlotte Docwra was 9th, Olivia Edwards 10th, Hannah Ashby 12th, Katie Repper 15th, Alice Brown 16th, Ellie Shield 18th and Grace Thorpe 20th. The women lead the division going into the final match.
 
A depleted U17 men’s team battled hard to achieve second place thanks to Laurie Gawne 3rd, Sammy Bennetts 7th and Ash Finch 12th. The boys still lead overall going into match 5.
 
The Senior Women were second and are second overall, still very close to leaders Dacorum. Hannah Wardley continued her stellar season with her first ever Chiltern League win. Also in the scoring six were Ellie Bates (11th), Jessie Keighley (20th), Alicia Bushell (24th), Sarah Quantrill (26th) and Becky McCall (27th). The turnout was great as usual: Sue Elliott (28th), Katie Royals (30th), Cath Holloway (38th), Aleksandra King (40th), Tessa Passey (44th), Abi Askey (46th), Sylvia Moss (52nd), Jinaan Lockwood (62nd), Ella Watson (73rd), Christine Taylor (74th), Caroline Stephens (79th), Fiona Williams (83rd), Lyndsay Bill (92nd), Claire Dickinson (98th), Tamsin Finch (104th), Kathy Jessop (106th), Hannah Ryan (108th), Belinda Bell (111th), and Fiona Calder (124th). The Veteran team of Sarah Quantrill, Becky McCall, Sue Elliott and Cath Holloway were second and are second overall.
 
The Senior Men have had a great season but this was perhaps the best performance to date, with a great team win bringing the team very close to league leaders Bedford and County. The scorers were all in the top 50: Richard Slade (3rd), Aran Davidson (5th), Will Perkin (9th), Charlie Wood (11th), James Palmer (13th), Nick Hughes (21st), Finn O’Brien (23rd), James Repper (30th), Tom Dixon (43rd) and Angus Williams (48th). Also having great runs were Neil Turner (51st), Max McGarvie (52nd), Ben Jackson (56th), Adam Shute (66th), Mike Turney (100th), Richard Moss (125th), Ian Lawson (142nd), Chris Lower (146th), Ed Wright (166th), Neil Bates (186th), Tim Hipgrave (193rd), Dominic Schulte (202nd), Phil Damas (217th), John Coutts (219th), and Trevor Brawn (236th).
 
The Veteran team also won with Nick Hughes, James Repper, Tom Dixon and Neil Turner scoring. The vets lead overall. The Under 20 scorers were James Palmer, Finn O’Brien and Angus Williams. The team was second and are narrowly second league-to-date.
 
The final match is at Shuttleworth College on February 19th, where another good performance could lead to the club’s first ever Chiltern League win.

Chiltern Harriers had a very successful Bucks County Championships at a wet and grey Campbell Park on Saturday. On courses that were significantly shorter than the distances billed, the weather and the tough hills still made for hard racing. The Championships were, as usual, in conjunction with the Bedfordshire Champs which filled out the fields and made for some good races.
 
There were Chiltern team wins for the U11 Girls, U15 Girls, U17/U20 Women, Veteran Women, U13 Boys, U15 Boys, U20 Men, Senior Men, and Veteran Men. Individual wins came from Nia Clarke (U11G), James Holdsworth (U13B), Alden Collier (U15B), Maddie Hughes (U17W), Alicia Bushell (U20W), James Palmer (U20M), Richard Slade (SM), James Repper (V40M), Nick Hughes (V50M), Cath Holloway (V45W), and Miriam Kempson (V55W).
 
The U11 races were small with Nia Clarke first in the girls race, Maya Davis finishing third. Chiltern didn’t have any U11 boys racing.
 
The U13 Races were much better supported. Chiltern’s U13 Girls were second team. Kara Gorman made her U13 debut and had a great run to be 4th. Marlie Nkoane (9th) and Issy Robinson (13th) were the other scorers. Also running well were Evelyn Wildman (18th), Megan Lockwood (24th), and Lydia Cross (25th).
 
James Holdsworth set off up the first hill with intent and raced to a well-earned win in the U13 Boys race. The team also won, James being backed-up by Charlie Quantrill (7th), Hugo Mundy (9th) and Aidan Suleyman (10th). Also doing well were Jacob McCall (11th), Isaac McCall (13th), Charlie De Sousa (14th), and Theo Roughton (16th).
 
There was a good turnout of U15 girls and the scoring trio of Frankie Baxter (2nd), Lesedi Nkoane (3rd) and Olivia Clarke (5th) won comfortably. Completing the impressive team were Lily Jessop-Tranter (6th), Sofia Lomas (7th), Izzy Martin (11th), Jocelyn Davies (12th), Jo Snelling (14th), Alice Peckham (15th), and Ffion Harman (24th).
 
Continuing the winning habit were the U15 Boys with Alden Collier taking the individual win. Daniel Munn had his best race of the season so far to be second and Alex Hughes (3rd) and Max Baxter (4th) made it a dominant team win. Also running well were Rowan Gawne (6th), Isaac Jessop-Tranter (8th), Ethan McCall (9th), Rory Hilton (10th), and Max Roughton (11th).
 
The U17 and U20 Women ran together with team scores combining. Chiltern comprised ten of the 13 finishers with Maddie Hughes taking the overall win, backed up by Holly Henderson (2nd) and Charlotte Docwra (5th). Abbie Henderson was 6th. Alicia Bushell (7th) won the U20 title with Katie Repper (8th) second. Completing the team were U17s Alice Brown (9th), Ellie Shield (10th), Tia Lomas (11th) and Annie Hilton (12th).
 
It has been several years since Chiltern won the senior men’s race, but a strong sextet did a great job to take the title. Richard Slade continued his great form to take the individual win on a course advertised as 9.1k, but actually under 7k. Completing the scoring were Aran Davidson (4th), Will Perkin (5th), Nick Hughes (10th), James Repper (11th), and Neil Turner (15th). Michael Turney was 25th. The Veteran men’s team of Nick, James, Neil and Michael won their team prize and James was first Vet 40, Nick first Vet 50.
 
The Senior Women’s team of Ellie Bates (9th), Cath Holloway (12th) and Katie Royals (13th) were second, but the Veteran trio of Cath, Aleksandra King (14th) and Tamsin Finch (17th) were gold medallists. Cath Holloway was first Vet 45 and Miriam Kempson took the Vet 55 title.
 
The final race of the day was perhaps the most exciting. The U17 and U20 Men ran together and a decent field of 27 (including the Bedfordshire athletes) toed the line. Chiltern’s leading U20s, James Palmer and Louis Peterson, quickly built a lead and were neck and neck for most of the race, James just getting the win. Unlike the women’s junior race, the men’s team results were separated. So Chiltern’s U20 team won gold but there were only three U17 Chiltern lads so an incomplete team in that category. The U17 race featured Laurie Gawne (4th), Sammy Bennetts (7th) and Jerry Anderson (9th). The U20 winning quartet was James, Louis, Finn O’Brien (4th), and Ben Jackson (7th). Charlie Stone was 8th and Alex Johnson, having his first race for a couple of years 9th. 

Next up was Emily Ford in the U15 Girls race, who ran very well to be second on a long course. The U15 Boys saw a good run from Euan Pinder for silver and Hari Mistry had a strong race to be 11th. Callum Powell did not finish, racing after a long lay-off, and Archie Pinder was injured.
 
Emily Alderson ran in the U20 Women’s race and did well to be bronze medallist. Hannah Wardley ran in the Herts Champs as an age group athlete and two years ago was 18th in the Senior Women’s race. Hannah has made significant progress in that time and took the title this time by nearly a minute.

​ Twenty-seven Chiltern Harriers were taking part for their county associations in the first high level championships of the winter at Lloyd Park, Croydon on Saturday.
 
The weather was dry and mild but underfoot conditions fairly muddy on a good, undulating course around Lloyd Park.
 
Most were taking part for Buckinghamshire but three were wearing the orange colours of Hertfordshire in a match that features some of the best young cross country talent in some of the strongest counties in the country.

U13 Girls
There were two teams toeing the line for Bucks with Marlie Nkoane sixth A team runner in 52nd and Evelyn Wildman third B team runner in 99th.
 
U13 Boys
Tom Ford was second Herts scorer in the U13 boys coming 15th and also doing well were Felix Danielli who was first Bucks runner home in 22nd and Charlie Quantrill who was third Bucks scorer in 66th.
 
U15 Girls
Lesedi Nkoane was second Bucks scorer in 19th and Frankie Baxter fourth scorer in 32nd in a team that came fifth. Emily Ford ran well for Herts to be 30th and Marea Logan (Bucks) finished in 101st.
 
U15 Boys
The Bucks lads were hampered by being trapped at the back of a congested start. However Alden Collier moved through to be first scorer in 19th. Daniel Munn (35th), Isaac Jessop-Tranter (47th) and Alex Hughes (48th) completed a scoring foursome for Bucks and Rowan Gawne (62nd) and Rory Hilton (98th), making his county debut, also did well.
 
U17 Women
Chiltern had a big presence in the Bucks U17 Women’s team and in-form Maddie Hughes had her best run of the season so far to be an excellent third. Holly Henderson was third scorer in 22nd and Abbie Henderson fourth scorer in 30th. The team did well to be fourth overall. County debutante Charlotte Docwra (67th) Alice Brown (86th) and Hannah Ashby (87th) also ran well.
 
U17 Men
Oakley Denson continued his good form to be first Bucks runner home. There was good packing from the rest of the team with Jerry Anderson, Sammy Bennetts and Laurie Gawne all doing well. At time of writing results from this race weren’t posted.
 
U20 Women/Senior Women.
Hannah Wardley ran another strong race in Herts colours to be 13th Senior Woman. Alicia Bushell was first Bucks U20 woman for a long time but had to drop out with sickness issues.

More photos from Mark Easton
 
The Under 11s continued their good work. Kara Gorman recorded her third win and Nia Clarke was again second. Maya Davis ran well to complete the scoring in fourth and Carys Jones ran well for 8th.
 
The scorers in the U11 boys team that came second were Jacob McCall (7th), Isaac McCall (9th) and Kit Dixon (13th) and they were backed up by Luke Coultate in 17th.
 
The U13 Girls were the first of several teams affected by losing athletes to the ESAA Schools Cup final in Newquay. The team did very well to finish third and are second overall. Marlie Nkoane was 8th, Issy Robinson 12th, Megan Lockwood 14th, Anna Stoneham 31st and Charlotte Grosse 36th.
 
The U13 Boys were almost at full strength and completed a third successive win. Tom Ford took a second individual win and the other scorers were Felix Danielli (4th), James Holdsworth (5th), and Charlie Quantrill (9th). Also running well were Charlie De Sousa (23rd) and George Mawby (27th).
 
Emily Ford in 8th led in the Under 15 Girls team which came third and stay second overall. Also scoring were Lily Jessop-Tranter (15th), Alice Peckham (16th) and Jocelyn Davies (19th). Marea Logan was 20th and Olivia Clarke 21st.
 
Despite missing several athletes to Newquay, the Under 15 Boys still managed a win courtesy of Alden Collier (2nd), Rowan Gawne (6th), Alfie Clifford (15th) and Rory Hilton (17th). Max Roughton (20th) and Hari Mistry (25th) also did well. The team has a good lead with two matches left.
 
The Junior Women were a good second with Katie Repper (8th), Charlotte Docwra (9th) and Ellie Shield (18th) scoring. Grace Thorpe (21st) and Soraya Lockwood (23rd) also did well. The team take a narrow lead into match 4.
 
Excellent packing from the U17 Men led to an unexpected win. Laurie Gawne (6th), newcomer Ash Finch (8th), Sammy Bennetts (9th) and Jerry Anderson (10th) kept the team in an overall lead.
 
The Senior Women had their strongest team out in the campaign so far and the winning team was led in by Hannah Wardley who had her best ever league finish to be second. Other scorers were Alicia Bushell (14th), Ellie Bates (16th), Jessie Keighley (17th), Mairead O’Rourke (23rd) and Natalie Hallas (27th). Also running in a massive team were Christine Burroughs (34th), Sue Elliott (35th), Katie Royals (39th), Aleksandra King (46th), Abigail Askey (47th), Tessa Passey (49th), Sylvia Moss (52nd), Cathy Holloway (54th), Christine Taylor (67th), Jinaan Lockwood (68th), Miriam Kempson (81st), Lyndsey Bill (82nd), Jennifer Webb (85th), Fiona Williams (90th), Kathy Jessop (96th), Caroline Stephens (97th), Hannah Ryan (102nd), Belinda Bell (106th), and Fiona Calder (121st). The women are second overall.
 
The Veteran foursome of Mairead O’Rourke, Natalie Hallas, Christine Burroughs and Sue Elliott were second and are second overall.
 
The Senior Men had a few missing but still had an excellent match to be second and are second overall. Scoring were Richard Slade (2nd), Will Perkin (7th), Aran Davidson (11th), Louis Peterson (17th), James Palmer (28th), James Repper (30th), Tom Dixon (43rd), Adam Shute (60th), Neil Turner (67th) and Mike Turney (103rd). Also running were Chris Lower (122nd), Richard Moss (134th), Tom Robinson (152nd), Jon Taylor (154th), Glen Martin (172nd) and Trevor Brawn (214th).
 
The Vet quartet of James Repper, Tom Dixon, Neil Turner and Mike Turney were first and keep the lead. James and Tom were second and fifth V40s. The U20 runners, Louis Peterson and James Palmer, were fourth and the team are narrowly second to MK overall.
 
The club take a good lead into match 4 but good turnouts will be required to maintain the momentum and keep the title challenge going. The next match is at Campbell Park, Milton Keynes on January 15th.

Junior Girls
The DCHS team featured three Chiltern runners and the team were led in by Evelyn Wildman in 48th. Lydia Cross was third DCHS scorer in 100th and Keya Kara fourth scorer in 117th. The team was 21st from 27.
 
Junior Boys
Just one CHAC runner in this one - Zach Cleary was third Aylesbury Grammar School scorer in 47th place. The AGS team was sixth.
 
Intermediate Girls
There were three DCHS girls in this plus three from Wycombe High. The DCHS girls were Lesedi Nkoane (12th), Frankie Baxter (16th) and Rebecca Lawson (115th) and the Wycombe trio were Sofia Lomas (75th), Jo Snelling (81st) and Ffion Harman (91st). The DCHS team was 14th, Wycombe High 22nd.
 
Intermediate Boys
After a win in this competition as a junior team two years ago, there were hopes that the team, which was almost identical, could get amongst the medals again. And so it proved thanks to committed runs from Daniel Munn  (7th), Alex Hughes (10th), Max Baxter (24th), Isaac Jessop-Tranter (37th) and Ethan McCall (47th). The scoring foursome recorded 78 points, ahead of Eastwood Academy on 90 and St Albans Schools on 116. A great, and rare,  achievement by the lads to win two titles.
 
Having a superb run in the Inter Boys race was Archie Pinder from Chesham Grammar who was individually second. Also running for the Chesham team that finished fourth were Euan Pinder (25th) and Callum Powell (80th).
 
Senior Girls
A DCHS sextet entirely composed of Chiltern athletes battled hard but had to be content with fourth. Maddie Hughes was 8th, Holly Henderson 19th, Abbie Henderson 22nd, Olivia Edwards 44th, Alice Brown 59th, and Hannah Ashby 69th.
 
Senior Boys
DCGS’s fortunes took a turn for the worse when Thomas Redmond had to pull out with an ankle sprain. The remaining foursome was 16th – Oakley Denson (37th), Finn O’Brien (50th), Luke Martin (78th) and Ben Martin (88th). Tom Emery was competing for Harrow Schools and was their second scorer in 48th.

The East Central Regional Round of the English Schools Cross Country Cup took place at The Perse School near Cambridge on Friday.
 
Thirty-six Chiltern athletes were running, representing their schools. Each school was hoping to get a top-three place and therefore qualify for the National Final in Newquay on December 4th.
 
Many local schools achieved this across the six races. The courses were fast and flat around perfectly maintained playing fields.
 
Junior Girls
The Junior Girls (years 7 and 8) had a short 2.1k circuit. Although Chesham Grammar won the Bucks county round, it was DCHS amongst the local schools who made the final in a closely contested race.
 
Evelyn Wildman (DCHS) was first Chiltern girl in 13th. Also doing well were Issy Robinson (Chesham) 14th, Lydia Cross (DCHS) 28th, Megan Lockwood (Chesham) 29th, and Keya Kara (DCHS) 31st. DCHS were second on 77 points, Chesham 6th on 104.
 
Junior Boys
Zach Cleary (Aylesbury Grammar) was the only Chiltern athlete in this one, and did well finishing 15th on a 2.7k route Aylesbury Grammar came second.
 
Intermediate Girls
Fourth-placed Lesedi Nkoane led home the DCHS team that came second on the same course as the Junior Boys. Frankie Baxter was 7th and Rebecca Lawson 32nd. Sofia Lomas in 10th, Jo Snelling 20th and Macie Woodward 26th were in the Wycombe High team that came third.
 
Intermediate Boys
Chiltern runners excelled in this race with Alden Collier (RGS Wycombe) winning, Archie Pinder (Chesham) second, and Euan Pinder (Chesham) third on a 4.3k route. Also doing well were Isaac Jessop-Tranter (DCGS) 7th, Daniel Munn (DCGS) 8th, Alex Hughes (DCGS) 9th, Max Baxter (DCGS) 12th, Ethan McCall (DCGS) 13th Rowan Gawne (RGS) 16th, Max Roughton (RGS) 31st, and Callum Powell (Chesham) 44th.
 
Senior Girls
On a 3.2k circuit an all-Chiltern DCHS team did enough to gain victory in this courtesy of Maddie Hughes (2nd), Holly Henderson (5th), Abbie Henderson (8th), Alice Brown (14th), Olivia Edwards (15th), and Hannah Ashby (17th).
 
Senior Boys
DCGS had to give way to an excellent Abingdon team over a testing 5.4k, but were a strong second thanks to Thomas Redmond (3rd), Oakley Denson (8th), Finn O’Brien (10th), Luke Martin (11th), and Ben Jackson (13th). Also running well were Jerry Anderson (RGS) 19th and Laurie Gawne (RGS) 21st.
 
In the London North Regional Round Tom Emery was 17th and his Harrow School team came second.
 
There will be around thirty Chiltern athletes in action at the Schools Cup Final at Newquay on December 4th.

The race track was firm underfoot and a mild, still day made for good racing conditions.
 
There were individual league wins for Thomas Redmond, Alden Collier, Maddie Hughes and Kara Gorman, and team victories for the Vet Men, U15 Boys, U13 Boys, U11 Boys, and U11 Girls, and all other teams were in the top three.
 
First off were the U11 girls and Kara Gorman repeated her win from the first match. Nia Clarke was second again and the team was bolstered by newcomers Maya Davis (7th) and Carys Jones (18th). The team won and are in first place after two matches.
 
The U11 Boys saw good runs from Kit Dixon (4th), Jacob McCall (5th) and Isaac McCall (7th) for a team win. Also doing well on debut were Luke Coultate (16th) and Lenny Brooks-Klingenschmid (23rd). After two matches the boys are fourth.
 
The U13 Girls saw determined efforts from the Chiltern girls to finish second and they are second league-to-date. The scoring four were Marlie Nkoane (5th), Evelyn Wildman (10th), Issy Robinson (19th), and Lydia Cross (23rd). Also running well were Keya Kara (25th) and Charlotte Grosse (45th).
 
Tom Ford led the U13 Boys in, finishing fourth, with James Holdsworth (5th), Felix Danielli (6th) and Zach Cleary (11th) completing the scorers. Charlie Quantrill (13th), George Mawby (27th), Charlie De Sousa (29th) and Theo Roughton (35th) also ran well. In the team result Chiltern tied with Milton Keynes but retain the lead overall.
 
The U15 Girls were third on the day and are second overall. The scoring four were Lesedi Nkoane (7th), Emily Ford (8th), Olivia Clarke (19th) and Izzy Martin (20th) and they were backed up by Marea Logan (28th), Lily Jessop-Tranter (30th) and Rebecca Lawson (46th).
 
Alden Collier won the U15 Boys league match (and was fifth in the Cross Challenge) with the other scorers in the winning foursome being Archie Pinder (3rd), Euan Pinder (4th) and Daniel Munn (6th). Also running strongly in our strongest age group team were Alex Hughes (9th), Isaac Jessop-Tranter (10th), Max Baxter (12th), Rowan Gawne (13th), Ethan McCall (20th), Rory Hilton (26th), Max Roughton (27th), Hari Mistry (29th), and Soren Fox (41st).
 
The Junior Women were second in the first match and were second yesterday but have moved into the lead overall. Maddie Hughes improved on her first match third place to win this time and was backed up by scorers Charlotte Docwra (9th) and Holly Henderson (11th). Also running well in a good turnout were Abbie Henderson (14th), Alice Brown (18th), Katie Repper (20th), Hannah Ashby (21st), Ellie Shield (23rd) and Grace Thorpe (30th).
 
The U17 Men were led in by Thomas Redmond who gained his second league win this campaign. Also scoring were Oakley Denson (8th), Laurie Gawne (12th) and Thomas Askey (17th). Sammy Bennetts (18th), Jerry Anderson (19th) and John Nickless (31st) completed the team. The lads were second on the day and are second overall.
 
The Senior Women were third on the day and are fourth overall. Hannah Wardley had another great run to be sixth and the other scorers were Ellie Bates (17th), Sarah Quantrill (31st), Sue Elliott (36th), Katie Royals (38th) and Abi Askey (41st). Completing the team were Aleksandra King (44th), Tessa Passey (51st), Cathy Holloway (55th), Sylvia Moss (58th), Christine Taylor (62nd), Jinaan Lockwood (71st), Miriam Kempson (84th), Lyndsey Bill (90th), Fiona Williams (95th), Orla Williams (96th), Kathy Jessop (97th), Claire Dickenson (100th), and Fiona Calder (123rd).
 
The Vets foursome of Sarah Quantrill, Sue Elliott, Abi Askey, and Aleksandra King were second and the vets are second overall.
 
The Senior Men had another good team out after the first match’s great win. This time the scoring ten were second to a strong Bedford contingent and the team are second overall. The scorers were Richard Slade (6th), Will Perkin (11th), Aran Davidson (15th), Nick Hughes (25th), James Palmer (33rd), Max McGarvie (38th), James Repper (43rd), Louis Peterson (50th), Finn O’Brien (55th), and Tom Dixon (57th). Completing the team were Jonty Wager Leigh (68th), Adam Shute (87th), Neil Turner (88th), Ben Jackson (98th), Charlie Stone (100th), Mike Turney (115th), Seb Mills (119th), Jonny Slade (136th), Chris Lower (148th), Andy Hickman (177th), Paul McCarthy (195th), Matt Hipgrave (197th), Craig Fulham (198th), Tom Robinson (205th), Tim Higrave (210th), Jon Taylor (220th), Glen Martin (234th), Jon Coutts (247th), Dominic Schulte (251st), and Trevor Brawn (271st).
 
The U20 Men were second on the day thanks to James Palmer, Max McGarvie and Louis Peterson. They are second league-to-date. The lads were 4th, 6th and 9th respectively in the U20s race.
 
The Veteran Men took a second win courtesy of Nick Hughes, James Repper, Tom Dixon and Neil Turner and maintain their overall lead. Nick was first Vet 50. James and Tom were 2nd and 7th in the Vet 40 results.
 
Going into the third match at Stopsley Park, Luton on December 4th, Chiltern are leading the league as a whole with 7002 points, about 900 ahead of Milton Keynes and Bedford. With several youngsters out on Schools Cup duty that day, the club will need another good turnout to maintain the excellent start.

Chiltern’s Under 15 Boys continued their great season with a win at the prestigious National Cross Country Relays Championships at Berry Hill Park, Mansfield on Saturday.
 
Leading off on the slightly shorter first leg was Archie Pinder who ran a great leg of 6.30.7 to bring the team home in second. On leg 2 of the 2k lap, Ethan McCall ran strongly to keep the team in contention, coming home in sixth after a leg of 7.06.7. A motivated Euan Pinder took over on leg 3 and had a fantastic run to go through the field to take the win, after a leg of 6.35.8, with a five second cushion. Alex Hughes ran well on leg 1 to log 7.07.1 in an incomplete B team.
 
Also taking part were an Under 20 trio composed of Cameron Reid, Louis Peterson and James Palmer. On a longer 3k circuit Cam came home in 39th after a leg of 9.37.2. Louis gained places with a second leg of 9.38.85. James ran 10.09.55 and the team ended up in a creditable 34th.
 
Junior Woman Emily Alderson ran in an incomplete Loughborough Students C team, running 10.09.20.