Karen Burles breaks GB 200m record at World Masters Championship
Reading Athletics Club master w40 athlete Karen Burles has broken the GB 200m record at the World Masters Championships.
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Runners turn out to take on Sonning event at Berkshire County Sports Club
More than 300 local runners took to the course at Sonning once again for the fourth consecutive year on Sunday, ...
Reading AC Ladies face ultimate cross country test
The 2022 national cross country held at the iconic Parliament hill in London did not disappoint as the ultimate test ...
Reading AC Senior Ladies tackle challenging course
Reading AC Senior Ladies enjoyed a breezy 8km around a two-and-a-bit lapped course which included a couple of challenging hills.
Reading Athletics back in the running for winter season
In the opening cross country fixture of the winter season there were some fine runs from the Reading Athletic Club ...
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