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Dulwich Runners made a winning start to the Assembly League on an undulating 5km course at Beckenham Place Park, writes Jonathan Whittaker.

Four runners from Hercules Wimbledon Athletic Club were among the many thousands taking part in the Vitality London 10 kilometres road race through the streets of Central London, writes Tom Pollak.

Herne Hill Harriers’ Tokyo Olympian Katie Snowden kicked off her season last weekend in California and placed third in a stellar women’s 1,500m race at the Sound Running Track Meet at San Juan Capistrano, writes Geoff Jerwood.

Erith teenager Casey O’Gorman didn’t have the weekend he’d hoped for with a fourth place and a crash in the European Talent Cup in Estoril.

Joe Aribo will be hoping to claim a Europa League winners medal next week.

Larry Trumpauskas from Fusion Table Tennis Club in South Bermondsey has won the national junior boys’ singles.

It speaks volumes in terms of Surrey’s strength in depth that the Oval outfit were able to turn in another impressive display against Northants, without the likes of Ollie Pope, Jamie Smith and Reece Topley, and maintain their 100 per cent home record this season.

Richard Bedbrook, the regional director of women’s cricket for South East Stars, is to leave Surrey County Cricket Club to take a new role with England Cricket.

Dulwich experienced a disappointing return to Division One of the AJ Fordham Surrey Championship, losing their first match to Chipstead Coulsdon & Walcountians by 75 runs.

Danny Green’s 94th-minute goal consigned Welling United to a 2-1 defeat at Concord Rangers to bring a difficult National League South season to an end.

Herne Hill Harriers had some very good runs at the latest Battersea Park Under the Lights 5km road race series, writes Geoff Jerwood.