WSEH runner Alex Goodall.

It was a busy weekend for Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow AC (WSEH) with athletes in action in various competitions across the country as well as the club’s own winter indoor meeting at TVAC.

In the county cross country championships, WSEH emerged with four county champions, three team victories and a host of other medals.

The club’s most successful foray was in the Surrey event at Dorking where Jack Rowe won the u17 men’s race and the local club produced team wins in the u15 girls, u15 boys and u20 men.

The u15 boys title was secured after second and third places by Gus Cockle and George Gathercole respectively, backed up by Josh Bowden in ninth and Alex Cockwill in 31st.

It was Josie Savill that led the u15 girls team to victory with her second place and supported by Emily Reeves (6th), Kathryn Ditton (18th) and Caitlin Critchley (19th).

With just three to score in the u20 men’s event, Zak Curran secured the team prize with his sixth place followed by Nathan Ditton (7th) and Jonny Dry (10th).

There were silver medals for the u13 girls, with Evie Higton in eighth, Tara de Klerk 10th, Eugenie Cockle 15th and Sam Bonny 16th.

This feat was repeated in the u17 men’s race where Jack Rowe’s individual win paved the way for the silver team medals for Charlie Critchley (9th), Rob Hall (18th) and Greg Baynham (26th).

* At the Middlesex event, Rebecca Killip won the u15 girls title and silver medals were achieved by Molly Riglin in the u20 women and Eion O’Brien in the u17 men. There was also a bronze for Jivendra Singh in the u15 boys race.

* At the Bucks Championships at Wing it was Alex Goodall [pictured] who struck gold in the u20 men’s race.

Becca Croft was surprisingly beaten into the silver spot in the u15 race with Eloise Davison running well for fifth.

Younger sister Anna Croft followed the family tradition by taking a bronze in the u13 race. And Maryse Haynes was another bronze winner in the u20 women’s event, where WSEH also picked up team silvers via Mary Alice Davison (7th) and Sophie Street (11th).

* At the Herts Championships in Stevenage WSEH had just one representative, Khalid Al Abaidy, but he made his lone presence felt with a victory in the u20 men’s race.

* At the Berks Championships in Newbury, Alex Tovey was second in the senior men’s race with Simon Millet seventh.

There were also silver medals for Naomi Barbour in the u20 women’s, Marina Stedman in the veteran women’s category, and Nicole Swaffield in the u7 women.

* In the national u20 combined event championships in Sheffield, Morgan Lake enhanced her pedigree by taking the silver medal. Competing against athletes five years older than her, she produced personal bests in the high jump (1.77m), long jump (5.74m) and shot (11.55m).

* More than 180 athletes from across the South were at the Thames Valley Athletics Centre for the second WSEH winter indoor open meetings.

There was some home success in the 60m hurdles where Alex Walker was first while David Wright was successful in the u20 long jump. Joey Watson won the u17 shot.

* Helen Pryer produced a massive pb in the senior women’s 400m at the Metaswitch Games at Lee Valley on Sunday, winning in 400m in 53.45secs.

There was also a win for Danny Hodge won the 400m in vet 45 age group.

* WSEH host the third match in the Apex Sports Chiltern Cross Country League series at Upton Court Park, Slough, on Saturday, starting at 11.30am.