Past Internationals and National Champions - 2008 and Before
2008 - None
2007
English National Cross Country Championships - Under 13 Boys- February 2007
The under 13 boys won in Sunderland in 2007, with the scoring team of Luca Russo, Ryan Driscoll, Robbie Farnham-Rose and Jamie Bryant.
English National Cross Country Championships - Under 15 Boys- February 2007
In addition to the under 13 win, the under 15s won in Sunderland, with the scoring four of Michael Mason, Josh Bentham, Seb Harding and Andy Combs.
Josh Bentham - English Schools Junior Boys Cross Country Team
Josh finished 5th in the English Schools Championships and went on to finish 15th in the SIAB or Home International.
2006
English National Cross Country Championships - Under 15 Boys- February 2006
The under 15 boys team won at Parliament Hill in 2006, with the scoring team being Kurt Wolfe, Michael Mason, Andy Combs and Seb Harding.
Seb Harding and Andy Combs - England Schools Internationals - March 2006
Both Seb and Andy both made the England Schools Junior Boys Cross Country Team, for the SIAB international at Stowe School, Buckinghamshire.
2005
English National Cross Country Championships - Under 13 Boys- February 2005
Having won silver medals in 2004, the Tonbridge AC under 13 boys' team won the club's first national title of the 21st century, at Cofton Park, near Birmingham.
The scoring team was Seb Harding, James Cotterill, Andy Combs and Michael Mason.
The scoring team was Seb Harding, James Cotterill, Andy Combs and Michael Mason.
Older National Cross Country Champions
Under 17 men - 1983 2nd, 1984 1st (Darrell Smith 2nd), (1995 Andy Graffin 1st)
Under 20 men - 1986 1st (Darrell Smith 2nd), 1991 3rd, (1993 Will Levett 2nd), (1998 Andy Graffin 1st)
Under 13 girls - 1985 1st (Julie Adkin 1st) - photo below
Under 17 women - 1987 3rd (Julie Adkin 3rd), (1988 Julie Adkin 1st)
Under 20 men - 1986 1st (Darrell Smith 2nd), 1991 3rd, (1993 Will Levett 2nd), (1998 Andy Graffin 1st)
Under 13 girls - 1985 1st (Julie Adkin 1st) - photo below
Under 17 women - 1987 3rd (Julie Adkin 3rd), (1988 Julie Adkin 1st)