Schools

Oxfordshire teams and individuals excelled at the centenary edition of the English Schools' Championships in Birmingham.

A gifted group of 9 athletes from Oxfordshire schools headed to Mansfield with real confidence that many of them would make the finals in September in Stoke. The team atmosphere was great and the support from parents was excellent throughout the two days.

Junior Boys

All budding steeplechasers are advised that the county schools and the county championships races are to be held on 8 June as part of the county schools event at Horspath.

1500 s/c for u15, u17 and u20 women 

1500 s/c for u15, u17 men

2000  s/c for u20 men 

Please enter via Opentrack.

Interested athletes for this year's Oxfordshire Schools Track & Field Championships will need to make their application individually via the Open Track website here. 

There will be no district championships like in previous years.

This event is open to pupils attending any secondary school in Oxfordshire.

Interested in representing Oxfordshire Schools at this years regional and national championships? 

If you're U15, U17 or U19 places are available in this years teams.

You must be available for 22/23 June in Mansfield and 21/22 September in Stoke.

All standards can be accommodated – if interested please contact Pete O’keefe on 07786622253 or email:

Pontefract Racecourse were the hosts of the 55th Girls' and 63rd Boys' English Schools Cross-Country Championships. 

Given the 320 mile round trip, the Oxfordshire team had the luxury of a overnight stay; a wonderful chance to get to know teammates and build camaraderie before the racing commenced on Saturday afternoon. Greeted by dry spring conditions, the athletes set about learning the course and early indications were of a sticky and challenging course given persistent rainfall in recent weeks. 

UNBELIEVABLE!!!

GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!

A small but talented band of 8 Oxfordshire athletes headed to Derby for this year regional Combined Events. A combination of covid induced years of inactivity plus the proximity of ESAA national finals, next week, meant that only the brave and longstanding multi eventers persevered.

Junior Boys

Not all things in life go to plan! In general, Combined Events is a roller coaster with some huge highs and a smattering of lows. The very nature of the discipline teaches us to be able to recover and move on whether we have had success or not – a great model for life!