TVH run a number of teams for both the Summer and Winter seasons. The aim is to provide competition for all age groups and abilities. Click on the links to find out more. 

We are always looking for enthusiastic individuals to help run our Teams or to assist our existing Team Managers. Volunteers to help or officiate at the various events are always welcome! Anybody interested in Coaching and wanting to attend a Level n1 Coaching Course please speak to Paul Oppe.

Summer Teams

Men:

Women:

The Club also enters teams in traditional trophy matches:

The Alpha & Beta Trophies for women held at Haringey each May
The Kinnaird & Sward Trophies for men held at Kingston each May
The Ealing Trophies for all ages held at Perivale each August

TVH also enters the British Athletics League Jubilee Cup which is open to combined senior men and women’s teams from all Athletics clubs in England and Wales.


Winter Teams

Cross Country

All age groups: Metropolitan Cross-country League

U17, U15 & U13:  North-West London Young Athletes Cross Country League

The club also provides entry to a number of inter-club cross-country races held mostly in Perivale and Ruislip as well as all the regional and national championship races.

Road-Running

TVH runners take part in many road races throughout the year. The club runs two challenge series over the year – one for 10k and one for the half marathon distance. Club members win points for taking part in nominated road-races and trophies are awarded each year. A regular e-newsletter is sent to the club’s road runners giving details of forthcoming events and providing a centralised entrance service to races. 

Meeting regularly on Tuesday evenings, our group caters for all different standards and is aimed at training for middle to long distance running (up to marathon). We start around 7pm.

Road-Relays

TVH enters the main road-relay races. 6-Stage road-relays (Southern Region and National), where each leg is approximately 3 miles, are held in April. 12-Stage road-relays take place in September and consist of alternate short and long legs, each of around 3 and 6 miles respectively. The club has a long tradition of success in relay racing and older members remember with fondness the now defunct London to Brighton race.