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26th Parkland Relays – 12th June 2019

On Wednesday 12th June, in very damp conditions, 110 teams drawn from a range of running clubs in south west London contested the 26th Parkland Relays. In the ladies’ competition, Thames regained the title they won in 2017, winning by over two minutes from Ful-on Tri and Clapham Chasers. West 4 Harriers provided the first … Read more

Greenbelt Relay 2019 Race Report

The Greenbelt Relay, simple in concept, in execution complex. A 220 mile lap of London divided into 22 legs over 2 days, teams of 11 runners, each of whom must run a leg per day, 2 legs in total. In addition each team must marshal and provide 2 water stations. Enter 2 teams and mysteriously … Read more

Richmond Half Marathon

Paul Cheetham had an excellent run for 3rd place in 1.12.54.  Anri Cohen, Andrea Stehlikova and Andrew Mcleod also ran well for 1.32, 1.39 and 1.47 respectively.

Thames dominate the 2019 Green Belt Relay

For the first time in the 25 year history of the race Thames won the Greenbelt Relay! Moreover we did it in some style, running the fastest time ever over the current course, winning with a mixed team, beating perennial champions Serpentine Men by 52 minutes, taking 17 individual stage victories, winning the men’s King … Read more

Thames win silver at BMAF Road Relays

Congratulations to Ben Reynolds, Paul Cheetham, Andy Weir and Justin Reid for a great silver at the BMAF M45 Road Relay Championships with Paul running the second fastest leg of the day.

Thames goes to the seaside

This year’s Outlying Run was held at Swanage in the Isle of Purbeck. We were blessed by great weather, some wonderful coastal running, plenty of hills and the occasional castle. Plus the creature comforts of great accommodation and excellent food…

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May’s Second Sunday 5

Joe Gale led home this month’s field of 79 runners including 14 Saltires.  It was a beautiful day for running and big thanks, as ever, to our helpful team of eight pioneers and timekeepers.  THH results below.

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Thames leads the London Marathon (for the first mile)

Ten Thames men and ladies toed the line for this year’s London Marathon.  Stars of the show were Richard Ollington – who put in a 4.30 first mile to mix it with the leaders – before settling in for a 2.34 showing.  And Rebekah Edgar who who ran a brilliant first marathon to close in 3.05.  In all we had four runners in under three hours with other great performances from the evergreen Jerry Watson (3h 10) and Toby Pearson (2h 41) and Gordon Perace (2h 37).  Full draft results below.

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Thames Towpath 10

Well done to Christian Pohl (1.19), Himani Gupta (1.21) and Jim Foster (1.26) who ran the Thames Towpath 10.  A lovely Spring day for it!