2026 sees the introduction of new age groups for juniors in track and field athletics (U14, U16 and U18) so a summary of the ‘old’ age group records for the U13s, U15s, U17s and U20s is shown here.
 
A whole new batch of club records will be set in 2026 with plenty of changes along the way.

Women
Christina Poulsen and Eva Carsberg did well in short sprints with Christina second in both A string races in excellent times, 12.49 and 25.37. Amy Hogbin ran A string 400m and in B string Evelyn Wildman made a good debut at the event, running 59.06 to be second, a new U17 club record. Alice Brown was second in non-scoring 400m. There were good points in middle distance with Liv Brown second in A string and Tash Taylor winning B string in a PB 2.19.77. Soraya Lockwood was second in A string 1500m in 4.54.98 and Zoe Doyle won B string. Bev Whitfield was second in A string 5000m and Roxie Jones was third in B string. In non-scoring Jess Orr was second in 800m, and Alex Whitfield (PB of 5.09.33) and Jinaan Lockwood both ran well in 1500m.
 
Florence Lee-Rubis and Lisa Fitzgerald had good runs in 100m hurdles and Lisa ran well over 400m hurdles. Issy Robinson was just pipped to the A string win in 1500m steeplechase and Ivy Uhart was third in B string.
 
Chloe Zmuda won A string discus, and added third in A string javelin and third in A string shot. Also in throws Katrina O’Brien was third in B string discus, Genevieve Cole was third in A string hammer, and Sarah Cross was second in B string javelin. Sarah also won A string pole vault, and was third in A string triple jump. Florence was third in A string long jump and fifth in A string high jump. Lisa added fourth in B string high jump, and fourth in B string long jump.
 
The 4 x 100m relay team of Sarah, Christina, Lisa and Florence was second.
 
Men
Kieran Shah and Kai Tin Fung Man ran 100m and 200m with Kai Tin winning B string 100m. James Twallin ran A string 400m and Euan Pinder won B string. Euan had earlier been second in A string 800m with Isaac Jessop-Tranter second in B string. In 1500m Rowan Fuss was third in A string, with Dean Childs winning B string. The 3000m saw Aran Davidson third in A string, and Callum Powell second in B string.
 
Ryan Wells was third in A string 100m hurdles and Marko Stankovic was third in B string. Marco added fourth in A string 400m hurdles. Dan Cogan was third in A string 2000m steeplechase.
 
Ryan Wells and Fraser Kilsby covered many bases in the field - Ryan third in A string high jump, fourth in A string pole vault, third in A string triple jump, second in A string hammer, third in A string discus, third in B string shot; Fraser fifth in B string high jump, fifth in B string pole vault, second in A string shot, third in B string discus, and second in B string javelin. Jack Wallwork was A string long jump and Ryan Allbrook was B string long jump and triple jump. Oliver Dorrell was A string javelin and Ben Coughlin second in B string hammer.
 
The 4 x 100m team was fourth. The mixed 4 x 400m relay saw the team record holders Isaac Jessop-Tranter, Evelyn Wildman, Amy Hogbin and Euan Pinder reunite to be third in 3.45, and the B team of Rowan Fuss, Zoe Doyle, Tash Taylor and James Twallin were second in 3.52.
 
The team will look to keep up these high standards next year.

There were some great late season performances at Watford on a warm, dry evening.
 
200m
Josh Woodward (U15)                                 28.17    PB
 
1500m Section 1
Race 2 
Jack Dalton (U13)                                         5.12.03   PB
 
Race 6
Evelyn Wildman (U17)                                4.32.19    PB
Eddie O’Brien (U17)                                    4.35.06    PB
 
1500m Section 2
Race 3
Charlie Quantrill (U17)                               4.13.34   PB
Daniel Munn (U20)                                     4.13.61   PB
 
Race 6
Alex Johnson (U23)                                      3.59.87   PB
 
3000m
Race 1
James Henderson (U17)                             9.52.46
Jack Turner (U20)                                         9.52.77
 
Race 2
Alex Hughes (U20)                                       9.00.58   SB

Season Best Performances - from Steve Perkin

U13 Boys
There were strong PBs in 1200m for Jack Dalton (4.07.10) and Thomas Cooper (4.14.40), and good efforts in 800m from Jonathan Kalibbala and Nicholas Janisch (PB of 2.42.80). Max Hall, despite carrying a hip niggle, did well in A string 75m, 75m hurdles, and long jump, and Thomas Cooper helped with B string long jump and javelin. Nicholas Janisch improved his PB to 28.03m to win A string javelin with 28.03m. Jack Dalton was third in A string high jump and Jonathan and Jack contributed with shot. George Callow ran well in B string 75m and 150m. Narayan Riat made a good debut in 150m and non-scoring 800m, and there was a great debut from George Aliaj, running a very strong non-scoring 75m (11.40) and in non-scoring 800m.
 
U15 Girls
Bethan Lloyd ran a 200m of 28.70 and also did well in 75m hurdles and javelin. Holly Knott ran a hurdles PB, was fourth in A string shot, and was second in B string 800m to record a season’s best 2.30.2. Lauren Dwyer also had a varied day recording PBs in A string hammer and long jump. Juliette MacDougall was third in A string 1500m, second in B string javelin and fifth in B string long jump. Maya Davis was fourth in A string 800m and A string shot and Ursula Mounsher gained good experience in A string 100m and discus. The 4 x 300m relay team of Bethan, Holly, Lauren and Juliette was sixth.
 
U15 Boys
A normally strong age group was badly affected with holidays. Josh Woodward ran well in A string 800m and ran a good 100m PB of 13.90 to help out. Harrison Lawrence had a busy day with A string 1500m, discus and B string shot. Colin Miles did well in his trio of events, 80m hurdles, high jump and javelin, and Isaac Brown ran well in B string 1500m.

Just three weeks after match 2, the third SAL match was held in very high temperatures at Gillingham on Sunday.
 
The Wycombe and Chiltern composite team performed very well despite having several regulars missing. The result saw the team third, still well inside the league top ten.
 
Women
Christina Paulsen and Sophie Matthews made a powerful sprint duo with Christina second In A string 100m and first in A string 200m, Sophie first in both B strings. Tash Taylor was third in A string 800m and second in A string 1500m; Zoe Doyle was third in B string 800m, fifth in A string 400m; and Ivy Uhart was third in B string 400m, fourth in A string 400m hurdles and fourth in A string 2000m steeplechase.
 
Tilly Firth was second in B string 1500m, and Charlotte Docwra and Sam Usher scored good points in a very hot 3000m. Aoife McAuley was third in 100m hurdles with Hannah Wells fourth in B string. Ellen Taylor gamely helped in 400m hurdles B string.
 
In the field Chloe Zmuda had an excellent day, second in B string shot, A string discus and A string javelin, and fifth in A string hammer. Aoife was third in A string shot. Sarah Cross won A string pole vault, and was fourth in both A string high jump and triple jump. Aoife won A string long jump. Gabrielle Pope contributed well in B string high jump and long jump and Melody Ball was fifth in B string triple jump.
 
The sprint relay team won in an excellent 49.70 and the 4 x 400m team was fourth.
 
Men
Kai Tin Fung Man was fourth in A string 100m and 200m, backed up by Issa Phillips-Pope in 100m and Jordan Browne in 200m. Jordan was A string 400m and James Twallin ran a season’s best 53.30 to be third in B string. Archie Pinder was second in A string 800m with David Clark winning B string. David continued his marathon day with third in A string 5000m and fifth in A string 1500m, while Jack Barry took care of 1500m B string. James Henderson made his SAL debut with a PB of 17.35.36 in B string 5000m and Jack Turner ran non-scoring.
 
Hurdles was a rich source of points with Ryan Wells and Marko Stankovic winning both 110m hurdles races, and Marko and Fraser Kilsby winning 400m hurdles. Dan Cogan was third A string in a gruelling 3000m steeplechase.
 
Ryan Wells added wins in A string long jump and triple jump, third in A string high jump, fourth in B string hammer. Fraser was second in B string pole vault, second in B string triple jump, third in B string high jump, fourth in A string shot. Oliver Dorrell won A string hammer and was fourth in A string javelin. Issa Phillips-Pope was second in A string pole vault, and Ed Morris scored valuable points in B string long jump, discus and shot. Both relay teams were fifth.
 
After three matches Wycombe and Chiltern are sixth in Division 1 (from 18 teams) and the final match at Bracknell on August 30th sees an opportunity to consolidate that position. In 2024 the team finished tenth, so 2025 has seen good progress.

Just before lunch on the Saturday Evelyn Wildman and Issy Robinson ran in the Intermediate Girls 1500m Steeplechase. Running a well-paced race in a straight final Evelyn pushed on in the last 250m to record a victory in a big new PB and Championship Record of 4.54.55. Issy ran a strong race and was on for a strong PB but fell at the water, affecting her time and position, to finish 11th in 5.29.52. Evelyn will now compete for England in the SIAB international at Derby next Saturday against athletes from Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
 
Earlier on the Saturday, Emile Morti had a fantastic run to win bronze in the Inter Boys 100m Hurdles Final in a new PB of 13.15. Mid-afternoon saw the third Chiltern medal with Tom Ford also in PB form, battling both the heat and his competitors to win bronze in the Inter Boys 3000m Final in 8.38.61. Tom, running for Hertfordshire Schools, had to qualify from a heat on Friday. James Holdsworth, also running 3000m for Herts Schools, ran well but did not make the final.
 
First thing on Friday Isla Dalby was fifteenth in the Inter Girls Triple Jump Final with 10.20m. Also on Friday Ffion Harman was sixth in her heat of the Senior Girls 400m Hurdles in 1.08.34, a little outside her best. Friday afternoon saw some middle distance heats and Maya Davis, making her English Schools debut, ran maturely to finish tenth, and ahead of her seeding, in a Junior Girls 1500m heat in 4.54.71. Archie Pinder and Euan Pinder were involved in heats of the Senior Boys 800m. Archie was eighth in heat 1 in 1.55.72 and Euan was fifth in heat 3 in 1.55.24.
 
Well done to all those athletes for being selected and taking part in the blue riband event for school age athletes.

There were another great set of performances at Little Marlow in Match 3 of the four match YDL series.  There were several PBs amongst the Chiltern U13s and U15s taking part, despite the very high temperatures.
 
The team were fifth on the day, with several new athletes making very good YDL debuts.
 
U13 Girls
Lyla Russell impressed winning A string 150m in a PB of 20.23, second in A string long jump with 4.23m, and third in A string shot with 6.73m. Nia Beckford was also in excellent form with a win in A string 70m hurdles, second in B string 150m, and second in A string high jump. Emilia Harriss made an encouraging debut winning B string shot with 6.48m, second in B string javelin with 16.12m, and third in B string 70m hurdles.
 
Another good debut came from Hattie Clark Shorten, winning B string high jump, and sixth in A string 800m. Lottie Monnington logged two PBs, third in A string 1200m in 4.23.18 and third in A string javelin with 18.31m. Darcey Dutton and Chloe Atkins looked after 75m, Darcey also contributing in B string long jump, and Phoebe Gorman was fourth in B string 1200m. The 4 x 100m team of Ella Banks, Lyla, Darcey and Nia was third in a season’s best 57.69.
 
U13 Boys
Max Hall had a great day with three PBs - winning A string 75m hurdles in 12.70, second in A string long jump with 4.50m and second in A string javelin with 24.67m. Jack Dalton also had a good day, third in 1200m with a PB 4.13.74, fourth in A string high jump in 1.25m and third in A string shot.
 
Thomas Cooper had a busy day, second in B string 800m, fourth in B string javelin, and sixth in B string long jump. Jonathan Kalibbala was fifth in A string 800m and Oliver Harrison rana big PB in non-scoring 800m. The 4 x 100m relay team of Thomas, Jonathan, Jack and Max were sixth
 
U15 Girls
A variety of factors meant the usual strong middle distance presence was missing in the U15 girls this time. But there were some very good performances elsewhere. Bliss Bushay looked after A string 100m and 200m and long jump. Gaia Ferrero supported with B string 100m, Lauren Dwyer with B string long jump. Lana Wahlberg threw a PB 16.54m in A string discus and made a solid debut in A string 300m. Bronwen Harman worked hard in B string 200m and 300m, and was fifth in A string javelin.
 
Bethan Lloyd was fourth in A string 75m hurdles and Holly Knott won B string. Holly also did well in A string 800m and third in A string high jump. Gaia Ferrero was third in B string high jump and Lauren Dwyer contributed further points, fifth in A string shot. Anais Majekodunmi made a good contribution, second in A string hammer, first in B string discus, and ran non-scoring 100m. Ursula Mounsher on debut was fifth in B string javelin. The 4 x 100m relay team of Anais, Ursula, Bliss and Gaia was seventh, the 4 x 300m team of Lana, Bronwen, Holly and Lauren was sixth.
 
U15 Boys
A fairly full team did well against some top quality athletes. Harry Reeder had a good day, second in A string hammer, first in B string high jump, and third in B string 800m. Colin Miles achieved a PB of 1.50m to be third in in A string high jump, a PB of 35.75m to be third in A string javelin and a PB of 14.21 to be sixth in A string 80m hurdles. Isaac Taylor was fifth in A string 1500m and made an impressive debut in 200m in 27.02. Harrison Lawrence was fifth in A string shot, second in B string discus, and third in B string 1500m.
 
Josh Woodward was sixth in a very high quality 800m. Rowan Davies made a good club debut with fifth in A string discus, sixth in A string 100m, and seventh in A string long jump. Alex McCloy made a good contribution in B string 100m, 200m and javelin. Oli Atkinson ran a PB in 300m to be sixth and ran well in non-scoring 800m. Jack Rogers had his first race of the season in non-scoring 800m and was fourth in B string shot. John Rooney was fourth in B string 300m and in B string 300m. The 4 x 100m relay team of Isaac, John, Oli and Rowan was sixth and the 4 x 300m team of Isaac, Harrison, Harry and Colin was fifth.
 
The final match of the season is at Oxford Horspath on July 20th.

Eleven Chiltern Harriers athletes have been selected to take part for their County Schools teams at the prestigious English Schools Track and Field Championships in Birmingham on July 11th/12th, which this year celebrates its centenary.
 
Bucks Schools
Maya Davis                       Junior Girls 1500m
Isla Dalby                          Inter Girls triple jump
Issy Robinson                  Inter Girls 1500m steeplechase
Evelyn Wildman              Inter Girls 1500m steeplechase
Ffion Harman                  Senior Girls 400m hurdles
Emile Morti                       Inter Boys 100m hurdles
Archie Pinder                   Senior Boys 800m
Euan Pinder                     Senior Boys 800m
 
Herts Schools
Tom Ford                           Inter Boys 3000m
James Holdsworth           Inter Boys 3000m
Leon Doran                      Senior Boys 1500m
 

Another perfect weather evening saw good efforts from the Chiltern contingent
 
100m
Amariah Odogwu (U15)               14.40
 
1500m Section 1
Race 1
Thomas Cooper (U13)                 5.24.90               PB
Annie-Rose Quantrill (U15)        5.34.85              
 
Race 2
Nia Clarke (U15)                            5.36.17               SB
 
Race 3
Barnaby Williams (U13)              5.03.52               PB
Hector Gamblen (U15)               5.05.26
 
Race 4
Felix Danielli (U17)                        4.46.25               PB
Soraya Lockwood (SW)                 4.53.84               PB
Emily Ford (U20)                            4.58.02
 
Race 5
Isaac Taylor (U15)                          4.45.59               PB
 
Race 6
Harrison Lawrence (U15)            5.00.04
 
1500m Section 2
Race 1
Thomas Reynolds (U17)              4.28.32               PB
Hugo Mundy (U17)                      4.35.24               PB
 
Race 2
Charlie Quantrill (U17)                4.18.20               PB
 
Race 4
Callum Powell (U20)                    4.11.39               PB
 
Race 5
Alex Johnson (U23)                       4.02.94               SB
 
Race 6
Tom Ford (U17)                             3.59.20              
 
3000m
Race 1
James Henderson (U17)             9.53.71
Jack Turner (U20)                       10.04.32
Ben Reeder (U17)                      10.06.56             PB