Athletics

The Stratford AC star is proving to be an unstoppable force in the West Midland Young Athletes' Cross-Country League.

It was a busy weekend for the club's members.

Stratford AC finished in a disappointing fifth at the latest round of the cross country league.

The Stratford AC stars put in performances to be proud of, despite not qualifying for the European Championships in Dublin.

The Stratford AC runner was first overall and also topped the MV35 category.

Stratford's athletes made the long trip to Betley, Stoke.

Almost 80 runners took part in the inaugural event.

Charlotte Gravelsons, Adam Farrow and Charly Marshall performed exceptionally well.

The team finished third out of 15 teams.

There was a total of 58 medals for Stratford AC at the championships.

Stratford Athlete Andrew Pozzi’s dreams of gold in the Tokyo Olympics 110m hurdles final ended this morning as he finished seventh.

It's been the perfect start to the Midlands Track & Field League for Stratford's athletes.

The popular 5k events can now go ahead on 24th July as planned.

The Stratford AC member recorded one of his best jumps in five years.

Event organisers are targeting a 24th July return.

The nine Stratford AC members shared 24 medals between them.

Eight club members competed for Rugby & Northampton AC in the Youth Development League as second claim athletes.

A 27-strong Stratford AC cohort were out in force for the final race of the series.

More than 20 athletes took part in the John Love Memorial Open at the weekend.

It was another positive weekend for the young Stratford athletes.