Thames Hare & Hounds' John McFarlane led the local contingent home in Sunday's Flora London Marathon and took the individual bronze medal in the England championships.
The 34-year-old marathon international was fourth UK finisher and 15th overall in the men's race, clocking 2:22.18 to knock more than four minutes off his previous best set in 2004.
McFarlane led Thames to the silver team medals in the UK and England Championships behind Belgrave.
Another international, Mark Miles, making his marathon debut, led Belgrave to the gold team medals by finishing 18th (2:24:30).
Malachi Byansi was 31st (2:29:40), taking almost seven minutes off his previous best marathon time, and Will Cockerell, author of the 50 Greatest Marathon Races of All Time, came 34th (2:30:39).
Making up the Thames medal-winning trio was Andy Weir in 33rd (2:30:22) and Al Hart 47th (2:33:30).
Julian Rendall from Thames was 56th (2:34:06), with Belgrave's Warren Lynch 68th (2:35:35).
Two other Thames runners in the top 100 were Matt Lynas, 91st in 2:37:14, and Daniel Clendon, 97th in 2:37:46.
Tadworth's David Freeman was 403rd overall and 67th in the over-40 class.
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