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New Womens 1500m Club Record

At the Miler Meet 3 at Crownpoint last night 23/7/25 Well done to the 6 athletes from the club that competed last night at the above event, highlighted by Hannah Anderson’s brilliant new club record for 1500m. Hannah now has the complete set of club records over the middle distance events with the 800, 1500,…

SIAB Track Championships – Derby – 19/7/25

A massive well done to Ben Baillie on finishing 4th in the SIAB 3000m today, fantastic achievement. The event is pretty much the British Schools Championships with the top 2 from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales schools championships racing each other. Ben ran 9.01.52 after a pretty steady first 1000 meters, he beat both athletes…

Mens 400m Club Record Broken Again

Competing in the 400m at the Welsh Track Championships in Cardiff on 28/6/25 with an excellent 2nd place finish, Greg Kelly has broke the clubs 400m record again which he set just over a week ago.His PB and Club record is now 47.52 Well done Greg

New Womens 3000m Club Record

Great news from Finland today 21st June 25. A new PB and overall ladies 3000m club record of 9:19.29 for Hannah Anderson taking 11 seconds off her previous record time set last year.

New Mens 400m Club Record

Club Senior member Greg Kelly, has broken the clubs 400m record which has stood since 1991.David Gilmour has held the record of 48.05 since 1991, Greg set a new record with a time of 47.59 at the Nivelles EAP Meet in Belgium on 14th June 25.“Came away with nearly a full second PB in Belgium…

Scottish SIAB Team Selection for Ben Baillie

Well done to Ben Baillie on another Scottish Selection for next month’s track SIAB Championships following on from his selection back in March for the SIAB XC Championships. Ben has been picked for the 3000m after his brilliant 3rd place in a new PB of 8.53.43 at the Scottish Schools Championship at Grangemouth on Saturday…

Whether running, jumping or throwing, East Kilbride Athletic Club is for you.

We are based in the Athletics Hub at the John Wright Sports Centre, minutes from East Kilbride town centre. The Hub overlooks the Centre’s recently-resurfaced 400m running track.

A charity, our aim is to bring out the best in our athletes, whether juniors (9+), seniors or masters and whether they are striving for a national vest, starting out or aiming to set new personal bests as part of their athletics journey.

While running is the most visible part of what we do – you may have seen our yellow-and-black vests zipping by you – we are also heavily involved in field events including high jump, long jump, discus, javelin and shot put.

On the running side, we cover sprinting (including sprint hurdles), middle distance, road, trail and cross country. Some events are individual, others involve teams.

We cater for ages 9 upwards and have internationalists, national and district champions amongst our many members, with strength in depth in our female and male junior, senior and master categories.

See here for how to join.

GB distance runners Callum & Derek Hawkins visiting EKAC

How the club is run

EKAC has served Scotland’s 6th-largest settlement since 1959.

We are a SCIO – a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation – regulated by OSCR (Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator). We are governed by a board of trustees who operate under our constitution. Most of our normal business is managed by a committee that meets each month.

We are affiliated to Scottish Athletics (SA). All of our club members are, separately, also members of Scottish Athletics. An SA membership number is required in order to enter almost all of the athletics events in which the club participates.

All of our coaches are part of the PVG (Protection of Vulnerable Groups) scheme and we have an appointed Child Protection Officer.