List of British champions in sprint hurdles

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The British 110 metres hurdles athletics champions (men) and 100 metres hurdles athletics champions (women) covers four competitions; the current British Athletics Championships which was founded in 2007, [1] the preceding LAC Championships (1866-1879), the AAA Championships (1880-2006) and finally the UK Athletics Championships which existed from 1977 until 1997 and ran concurrently with the AAA Championships. [2]

Where an international athlete won the AAA Championships the highest ranking UK athlete is considered the National Champion in this list. The most successful athlete in the event was Colin Jackson who won 18 national titles across 11 years in the AAA Championship/UK Athletics Championship era, winning both titles in seven of those years. The most 'undisputed' titles won is 9 by Don Finlay in the AAA era.

Past winners

AAC Championships
120 yards hurdles, men's event only
YearMen's champion
1866 Thomas Milvain
1867 Arthur Law
1868 William Tennent
1869 George Nunn
1870 John Stirling
1871 Edward Garnier
1872 John Stirling
1873 Hugh Upcher
1874 Hugh Upcher
1875 Hugh Upcher
1876 Alfred Loder
1877 John Reay
1878 Samuel Palmer
1879 Samuel Palmer / Charles Lockton
AAA Championships
120 yards hurdles, men's event only
YearMen's champion
1880 George Lawrence
1881 George Lawrence
1882 Samuel Palmer
1883 Samuel Palmer
1884 Charles Gowthorpe
1885 Charles Daft
1886 Charles Daft
1887 John Le Fleming
1888 Sherard Joyce
1889 Cecil Haward
1890 Charles Daft
1891 NBA
1892 Godfrey Shaw
1893 Godfrey Shaw
1894 Godfrey Shaw
1895 Godfrey Shaw
1896 Godfrey Shaw
1897 Alfred Trafford
1898 Howard Parkes
1899 William Paget-Tomlinson
1900 Norman Pritchard
1901 Alfred Trafford
1902 Alfred Trafford
1903 George Garnier
1904 Robert Stronach
1905 Robert Stronach
1906 Robert Stronach
1907 Oswald Groenings
1908 Oswald Groenings
1909 Alfred Healey
1910 Gerard Anderson
1911 Percy Phillips
1912 Gerard Anderson
1913 George Gray
1914 George Gray
1919 George Gray
1920 George Gray
1921 Frederick Nicholas
YearMen's championWomen's champion
1922 Fred Gaby Daisy Wright
1923 Fred Gaby Mary Lines
1924 Fred Gaby Mary Lines
1925 Fred Gaby Hilda Hatt
1926 Fred Gaby Hilda Hatt
1927 Fred Gaby Hilda Hatt^ / Muriel Gunn^^
1928 Fred Gaby Hilda Hatt^^
120 yards hurdles80 metres hurdles
1929 Lord Burghley Hilda Hatt
1930 Lord Burghley Muriel Cornell
1931 Lord Burghley Elsie Green
1932 Don Finlay Elsie Green
1933 Don Finlay Elsie Green
1934 Don Finlay Elsie Green
1935 Don Finlay Elsie Green
1936 Don Finlay Violet Webb
1937 Don Finlay Kathleen Tiffen
1938 Don Finlay Kate Robertson
1939 Thomas Lockton Kate Robertson
1945nc Zoe Hancock
1946 Rupert Powell Bertha Crowther
1947 Don Finlay Maureen Gardner
1948 Joe Birrell Maureen Gardner
1949 Donald Finlay Jean Desforges
1950 Peter Hildreth Maureen Dyson
1951 Jack Parker Maureen Dyson
1952 Peter Hildreth Jean Desforges
1953 Peter Hildreth Jean Desforges
1954 Jack Parker Jean Desforges
1955 Jack Parker Margaret Francis
1956 Peter Hildreth Pamela Elliott
1957 Peter Hildreth Thelma Hopkins
1958 Peter Hildreth Carole Quinton
1959 Vic Matthews Mary Bignal
1960 Mike Parker Carole Quinton
1961 Bob Birrell Ann Charlesworth
1962 Laurie Taitt Dorothy Window
120 yards hurdles100 metres hurdles
1963 Laurie Taitt Pat Nutting
1964 Mike Parker Pat Pryce
1965 Laurie Taitt Pat Jones
1966 David Hemery Pat Pryce / Mary Rand^^^
1967 Alan Pascoe Pat Jones
1968 Alan Pascoe Pat Pryce / Christine Perera
110 metres hurdles100 metres hurdles
1969 Alan Pascoe Christine Perera
1970 David Hemery Mary Peters
1971 Alan Pascoe Sheila Garnett
1972 Alan Pascoe Judy Vernon
1973 Berwyn Price Judy Vernon
1974 Berwyn Price Lorna Drysdale
1975 Berwyn Price Lorna Boothe
1976 Berwyn Price Sharon Colyear
AAA Championships/UK Athletics Championships era
single entry indicates athlete won both titles.
1977 Berwyn Price Lorna Boothe / Sharon Colyear+
1978 Berwyn Price6 Sharon Colyear
1979 Mark Holtom Shirley Strong
1980 Mark Holtom / Wilbert Greaves+ Shirley Strong
1981 Mark Holtom / Kieran Moore+ Shirley Strong / Manndy Laing+
1982 Mark Holtom / Wilbert Greaves+ Shirley Strong / Elaine McMaster+
1983 Mark Holtom5 / Nigel Walker+ Shirley Strong
1984 Nigel Walker / Hugh Teape+ Shirley Strong / Pat Rollo+
1985 Nigel Walker / Wilbert Greaves+ Kim Hagger / Judy Simpson+
1986 Colin Jackson Sally Gunnell
1987 Jon Ridgeon / Tony Jarrett+ Sally Gunnell / Lesley-Ann Skeete+
1988 Colin Jackson / Tony Jarrett+ Sally Gunnell / Lynne Green+
1989 Colin Jackson Sally Gunnell / Kay Morley+
1990 Colin Jackson Lesley-Ann Skeete / Kay Morley+
1991 David Nelson Sally Gunnell / Lesley-Ann Skeete+
1992 Colin Jackson Sally Gunnell / Kay Morley+
1993 Colin Jackson / Andrew Tulloch+ Sally Gunnell / Jacqui Agyepong+
1994 Andrew Tulloch Clova Court
1995 Neil Owen Melanie Wilkins
1996 Colin Jackson Angie Thorp
1997 Damien Greaves / Tony Jarrett+ Angie Thorp
1998 Colin Jackson Keri Maddox
1999 Colin Jackson Keri Maddox2
second AAA Championships era
2000 Colin Jackson Diane Allahgreen
2001 Tony Jarrett Diane Allahgreen
2002 Colin Jackson11 Diane Allahgreen3
2003 Damien Greaves2 Rachel King
2004 Robert Newton Sarah Claxton
2005 Allan Scott Sarah Claxton
2006 Andy Turner Sarah Claxton
British Athletics Championships era
2007 Andy Turner Jessica Ennis
2008 Andy Turner Sarah Claxton4
2009 Andy Turner4 Jessica Ennis
2010 Will Sharman Louise Hazel
2011 Lawrence Clarke Tiffany Porter
2012 Andrew Pozzi Jessica Ennis3
2013 Will Sharman Tiffany Porter
2014 Will Sharman3 Tiffany Porter
2015 Lawrence Clarke2 Tiffany Porter
2016 Andrew Pozzi Tiffany Porter
2017 David King Alicia Barrett
2018 Andrew Pozzi3 Alicia Barrett2
2019 David King Cindy Ofili
2020 David King3 Cindy Ofili
2021 Tade Ojora Tiffany Porter
2021 Tade Ojora Tiffany Porter7
2022 Tade Ojora Cindy Sember
2023 Tade Ojora4 Cindy Sember
2024 Daniel Goriola Cindy Sember5

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References

  1. "WAAA and National Championships Medallists". NUTS.
  2. "WAAA and National Championships Medallists". GBR Athletics.