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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · George Mallett

    Hercules Wimbledon AC runner Alex Milne takes ninth place at Big Half (opens the original)

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    Alex Milne led home the Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club contingent at the Big Half this Sunday (September 6), earning ninth as he builds up to the World 100km Championships in late September. Milne’s time of 67:00 saw him finish in the middle of a six-man pack that were separated by just six seconds on a hot day where few personal bests were set. Milne boasts a 64:51 best from the 2025 Bath Half Marathon and competes in Galicia in the World 100km Championships on September 20, heading there as

  2. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · George Mallett

    Wimbledon athletes race with and against world record breakers (opens the original)

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    Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club athletes held their own at the highest level of world athletics. The mixed 4 x 100m under-20 quartet competed alongside seven other clubs at the London Diamond League, held on Saturday (July 18) at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford. The quartet of Imana Remedios, Maia Heward-Mills, Josh Sarkodee and Adam Ofeimun ran an outstanding 44.04s to finish fourth on a day that saw Josh Kerr break the 27-year-old world mile record, seeing the quartet also rub shoulders with

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · George Mallett

    Wimbledon athletes race with and against world record breakers (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone · English

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    Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club athletes held their own at the highest level of world athletics. The mixed 4 x 100m under-20 quartet competed alongside seven other clubs at the London Diamond League, held on Saturday (July 18) at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford. The quartet of Imana Remedios, Maia Heward-Mills, Josh Sarkodee and Adam Ofeimun ran an outstanding 44.04s to finish fourth on a day that saw Josh Kerr break the 27-year-old world mile record, seeing the quartet also rub shoulders with

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