Three of the 200-plus finishers at the Kent Coastal Marathon ducked under the three-hour barrier at Margate on Sunday.

Kent’s future stars were competing for national titles in the England Athletics under-15 and under-17 championships at Bedford Stadium.

Around 450 athletes braved the wet and windy conditions to complete the Canterbury Half-Marathon on Bank Holiday Monday morning.

Kent's Adam Gemili won gold in the 200m final and the 4x100m relay at European Championships.

Medway and Maidstone hosted an open competition at Medway Park on Sunday with 160 performances recorded in difficult conditions.

The athletics community of Kent has been left shocked by the death of highly-regarded coach Chris Newman.

Kent's hockey players helped England finish Glasgow 2014 on a high with victory in the bronze play-off against New Zealand on Sunday.

Adam Gemili collected his second silver medal but England's women missed out on gold by just 11 seconds on an unforgettable day at Glasgow 2014.

Adam Gemili collected his second medal of Glasgow 2014 on Saturday night after setting the England team on their way to 4x100m relay silver.

England's women hockey players guaranteed themselves a medal this afternoon though Adam Gemili was rested from the heats of the 4x100m relay..

Bobby Clay announced herself on the world athletics stage with an eighth-place finish in the 1,500m final at the IAAF World Junior Championships.

Grace Clements’ finished her Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games heptathlon campaign strongly, securing a top-seven finish.

Martin Brockman revealed he limped to the end of the Commonwealth Games decathlon to set an example to the youngsters he coaches across Kent.

Kent athletes were back in action early on Wednesday, the seventh day of action at Glasgow 2014.

Adam Gemili was presented with his Glasgow 2014 silver medal at Hampden Park on Tuesday evening, and Alex Hoad was there to witness the moment.

Monday might have been the most glorious day of the Games so far, but there's plenty of Glasgow 2014 action for Kent athletes on Tuesday.

Evergreen shot put star Scott Rider had mixed emotions after his third top-10 finish at a Commonwealth Games.

Shaunagh Brown looked to the future and the Rio Olympics after her first senior international hammer final finished on a low note.

Monday could be a glorious night for Kent, with three athletes seeking medals this evening and Alex Hoad brings you live coverage from Hampden Park.

Commonwealth Games 100m silver medallist Adam Gemili said the feeling of winning his first senior medal was indescribable.