The Club Committee consists of volunteer members elected during the Club’s Annual General Meeting, usually held in February. If you’re interested in running for a position, please get in touch with the Secretary before the AGM.

Tony’s running journey started with the London marathon at the age of 24, followed by a long gap before starting parkrun in 2012 and then joining Lancing Eagles in 2015 to improve his running and become a run leader. He’s still a regular parkrunner with some 500+ parkruns to his name.

David was a devoted member of Lancing Eagles for many years, running the club as Chair and a run leader. David continues to be a regular and a very active member, both at Club nights and the WSFRL.

Laura began running regularly during lockdown and joined Lancing Eagles in 2024. Roger started in 2013, completed his first marathon after 40 and has gone on to do the London Marathon three times.

Brian started running at school, competing in cross-country and 1500 metre events. In 1989, aged 21, he ran his first London Marathon. Since then, he has completed more than 40 marathons and ultras. He still loves running for the physical and mental health benefits it brings.

Adam started running in 2018. He often leads group 1 on training nights and can usually be found volunteering at Lancing Beach Green parkrun on Saturday mornings.

Guido started running at 63 to lose weight and gradually increased the distance. Before long, he was running half marathons. Since then, he has completed 16 half marathons and 16 marathons, including London, New York, Berlin, Boston, the Great Wall of China and the North Pole.

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Judy joined the club at the inaugural meeting in 1986 and has remained a member with various roles on the committee ever since. In her running days, Judy participated in 5 mile races, 10Ks and half marathons but is now mainly encouraging members to enter the WSFRL races in her role as WSFRL Secretary.

Nik began running in 2016 on a whim—thanks to a pub bet—but quickly took to it more seriously, joining the club in 2018. Since then, he has completed over 40 marathons and ultra-marathons. Nik also manages the club's membership database and often serves as the first point of contact for new members.

Ian's first race was the Brighton 10K in 1993, but he only started running regularly while training for the Brighton Marathon in 2010. He joined the Eagles after lockdown in 2021 and has loved taking part in all the club events ever since.

Chris started running in the early 1990’s and joined the club in 1992.  He has held a number of roles within the club and was one of the original run leaders until recently.