The 1919 AAA Championships was the 1919 edition of the annual outdoor track and field competition organised by the Amateur Athletic Association (AAA). It was held on Saturday 5 July 1919 at the Stamford Bridge Stadium in London, England.^[1][2]

The Championships consisted of 17 events. The triple jump, javelin and discus throw were not held.

The Championships returned after missing four years due to World War I. Many former AAA champions or medal winners who would have competed at the 1919 Championships had been killed in action from 1914 to 1918 as a result or cause of the war. They included -

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 yards	William Hill	10.0	Jack Lindsay	½ yd	Victor d'Arcy	inches
220 yards	William Hill	22.6	Harry Edward	1-5 yd	Jack Lindsay	1 yd
440 yards	Guy Butler	49.8	Nils Engdahl	¾-1½ yd	Cecil Griffiths	2 yd
880 yards	Albert Hill	1:55.2	Anatole Bolin	1:58.6	Percy Sweet	1:59.8
1 mile	Albert Hill	4:21.2	Sven Lundgren	4:26.2	John Quinn	4:28.8
4 miles	Eric Backman	19:56.4	Ernest Glover	20:19.0	E. J. Rogers	20:39.4
10 miles	Joe Blewitt	53:45.6	Walter Monk	55:46.6	Ahmed Djebelia	56:16.4
2 miles steeplechase	Percy Hodge	11:53.6	Larry Cummins	12:04.0	Jack Cruise	12:16.4
120y hurdles	Harry Wilson	15.8	George Gray	3 yd	Gerald Keddell	1 yd
440y hurdles	George Gray	59.8	Joseph English	8-15 yd	Laurence Pullar
2 miles walk	Bobby Bridge	14:18.4	Gunnar Rasmussen	14:28.8	J. W. Dowse	14:29.8
7 miles walk	William Hehir	53:23.6	Charles Dowson	53:31.2	J. W. Dowse	54:37.6
high jump	Benjamin Howard Baker	1.803	Georg Högström	1.778	Tim Carroll	1.753
pole jump	Georg Högström	3.35	Henry Petersen	3.27	only 2 competitors
long jump	William Petersson	7.18	Le Roy Haliburton	6.79	Ethelbert Southee	6.72
shot put	Bertil Jansson	12.98	Rex Woods	12.25	A. Hamilton	10.78
hammer throw	Einar Midtgaard	44.00	John Freeborn	34.80	only 2 competitors