Highlights from 2023
The EPC has a proud history of helping to develop and support athletes from those achieving honours at university-level right through to elite-level athletes competing on the international stage.
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Joe Wigfield finished third in the BUCS Cross Country Championships A race and sixth in the World Cross Country Championships.
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St Mary's Women's B Team achieved third in the BUCS Cross Country Championships short race.
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Charlotte Purdue ran 2:22:17 in the Berlin Marathon moving to third on the British all-time list.
- Beth Potter became the World Triathlon Champion and won the Paris 2024 triathlon test event.
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Adelle Tracey achieved seventh in the World Championships 800m final, and was semi-finalist in the 1500m with 3:58.77 a Jamaican national record.
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Elliot Giles represented Team GB at the World Championships and ran 1500m in 3:30.92 at the London Diamond League meeting to go ninth on the British all-time list.
The EPC Olympians
2024
- Beth Potter
- Charlotte Purdue
- Emile Cairess
2020
- Steph Twell
- Elliot Giles
- Revée Walcott-Nolan
- Stephen Scullion
2016
- Charlie Grice
- Elliot Giles
- Jo Pavey
- Steph Twell
- Mo Farah
- Lennie Waite
- Beth Potter
- Rob Mullett
- Paul Pollock
- Mumin Gala
- Andy Vernon
2008
- Andrew Osagie
- Mo Farah
- Jo Pavey
- Ross Murray
- Stuart Stokes
- Andy Baddeley
- Julia Bleasdale
- Chris Thompson
- Mara Yamauchi
- Nick McCormick
- Scott Overall
- Mumin Gala