September brought a club age group best mile in Stirling, team wins at the Essex Cross Country Relays, a SEAA Road Relays title at Aldershot and Beagles racing from Berlin to Inverness.
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October 2026 brought Brentwood Beagles two national U14 girls titles at Sutton Park and Mansfield, a laser run world champion in Madeira, a southern relay win at Wormwood Scrubs and huge turnouts at the Essex Cross Country League.
September brought a club age group best mile in Stirling, team wins at the Essex Cross Country Relays, a SEAA Road Relays title at Aldershot and Beagles racing from Berlin to Inverness.
August brought the Essex 5K Championships in Colchester, the final Eastern Young Athletes’ League fixture at Barnet, a medal haul at the Southend Open and race wins for Sophia Davies in Canada.
July 2026 brought English Schools and England Athletics titles, Essex relay gold at Thurrock, county medals for our U12s and personal bests across two big Eastern Young Athletes’ League squads at Havering.
June 2026 brought Brentwood Beagles six Essex Schools champions in Chelmsford, Southern Area and Southern Championships medals, an Essex 10k title for James Connor and third team at the Essex Mile Championships.
County championship golds in Essex and Middlesex, four Eastern AA titles in Cambridge, the Bannister Mile in Oxford and two packed quadrathlons. All of Brentwood Beagles’ May 2026 results in one place.
Every Brentwood Beagles result from April 2026, from the Watford Open season opener and the club championships to four winners’ trophies at the Mini London Marathon, the first EYAL match at Basildon and the TCS London Marathon.
March 2026 brought Essex and Eastern indoor medals, national cross country titles at Wollaton Hall, England vests in Bangor, a packed Brentwood Half Marathon and Essex Road Relay golds for the Beagles.
February brought Brentwood Beagles two national titles, a national cross country team bronze, Essex Cross Country League trophies at Gloucester Park and a haul of medals at the Essex and Eastern Indoor Championships.
October 2026 brought Brentwood Beagles two national U14 girls titles at Sutton Park and Mansfield, a laser run world champion in Madeira, a southern relay win at Wormwood Scrubs and huge turnouts at the Essex Cross Country League.
Brentwood Beagles AC, the inclusive athletics club in Brentwood, Essex, has been named England Athletics East Region Unsung Project of the Year for its Community Inclusion Project.
Brentwood Beagles Athletics Club has won 604 championship medals since affiliating in May 2022. This is how the club has grown, season by season, and how you can be part of it.
September brought a club age group best mile in Stirling, team wins at the Essex Cross Country Relays, a SEAA Road Relays title at Aldershot and Beagles racing from Berlin to Inverness.
August brought the Essex 5K Championships in Colchester, the final Eastern Young Athletes’ League fixture at Barnet, a medal haul at the Southend Open and race wins for Sophia Davies in Canada.
July 2026 brought English Schools and England Athletics titles, Essex relay gold at Thurrock, county medals for our U12s and personal bests across two big Eastern Young Athletes’ League squads at Havering.
June 2026 brought Brentwood Beagles six Essex Schools champions in Chelmsford, Southern Area and Southern Championships medals, an Essex 10k title for James Connor and third team at the Essex Mile Championships.
County championship golds in Essex and Middlesex, four Eastern AA titles in Cambridge, the Bannister Mile in Oxford and two packed quadrathlons. All of Brentwood Beagles’ May 2026 results in one place.
Every Brentwood Beagles result from April 2026, from the Watford Open season opener and the club championships to four winners’ trophies at the Mini London Marathon, the first EYAL match at Basildon and the TCS London Marathon.
October 2026 brought Brentwood Beagles two national U14 girls titles at Sutton Park and Mansfield, a laser run world champion in Madeira, a southern relay win at Wormwood Scrubs and huge turnouts at the Essex Cross Country League.
Brentwood Beagles AC, the inclusive athletics club in Brentwood, Essex, has been named England Athletics East Region Unsung Project of the Year for its Community Inclusion Project.
Brentwood Beagles Athletics Club has won 604 championship medals since affiliating in May 2022. This is how the club has grown, season by season, and how you can be part of it.
September brought a club age group best mile in Stirling, team wins at the Essex Cross Country Relays, a SEAA Road Relays title at Aldershot and Beagles racing from Berlin to Inverness.
August brought the Essex 5K Championships in Colchester, the final Eastern Young Athletes’ League fixture at Barnet, a medal haul at the Southend Open and race wins for Sophia Davies in Canada.
July 2026 brought English Schools and England Athletics titles, Essex relay gold at Thurrock, county medals for our U12s and personal bests across two big Eastern Young Athletes’ League squads at Havering.
June 2026 brought Brentwood Beagles six Essex Schools champions in Chelmsford, Southern Area and Southern Championships medals, an Essex 10k title for James Connor and third team at the Essex Mile Championships.
County championship golds in Essex and Middlesex, four Eastern AA titles in Cambridge, the Bannister Mile in Oxford and two packed quadrathlons. All of Brentwood Beagles’ May 2026 results in one place.
Every Brentwood Beagles result from April 2026, from the Watford Open season opener and the club championships to four winners’ trophies at the Mini London Marathon, the first EYAL match at Basildon and the TCS London Marathon.