On Sunday morning at Middlesbrough, another large contingent of Harriers (over 80) were contesting the Tees Pride 10k, a one loop course known for it’s fast course so always PB potential. Another excellent turnout by the club, great work!
Phil Teece was in action at the Major Stone half marathon an ‘undulating course’ with some gradual climbs to keep runners working throughout the race. Phil was going head to head with Martin Hall from Spenborough, a talented V55 runner and top guy on the circuit. Phil ‘The Power’ Teece finished top dog on the
Big congratulations to Darlington Harrier Antoni Hall who married his long term fiancée, Megan this weekend. All the very best from everyone at the club. Now that is a wedding cake!!
Penny Skilton, Darren Gee and Kim Reeve were all in action this Saturday in a challenge not just for princesses as they took on the Hardmoors Princess 30 which is a circular route taking in Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay, Ravenscar and Cloughton. This route follows the Cleveland Way south between Ravenscar and Hayburn Wyke, before
Simon and Maria Daniels along with Alyson and Andy Williamson took on the Coast 2 Coast bike ride. The 4sum took on the gruelling 140 mile challenge over 3 days. Fantastic achievement by you all.
Martin McGregor was the only Harrier at this years Reeth Show Fell race. One of the main events of the day is the fell racing competition. The race traditionally goes up Fremington Edge overlooking the show field. The competitors are part of the British Open Fell Runners Association with races for all classes. Each year
Georgie Rutherford was in action this weekend at the National Triathlon . Starting this sprint event Georgie had a 500m swim, this was followed by a 15km bike and a 5km run to finish Georgie pictured here (second female to the right) finished the race in 2nd place on the day after a close finish
Alison Matthews was back in action this weekend, this time in Carlisle for the sport in Action 10km. Alison had another good run finishing 3rd lady in 39:15 on the undulating course. Well done Ali, great running!
Sue, Martin and Ellie Phillips were in action at the Percy Sutton 5k race in Harlem. The event honours Percy Sutton (1920-2009), who as Manhattan Borough President in the 1970s, championed running and the expansion of the New York City Marathon into a five-borough race. Reports state conditions were warm and hilly but that didn’t
Rachel Maddison was in action this weekend at the Aberdeen half marathon. Starting and finishing on Union Street the half marathon course taking runners east, past Aberdeen Town House and towards the famous Castle Gate before turning right down Marischal Street towards Aberdeen Harbour before branching north at the Beach Ballroom along the Esplanade towards
Leon Reeve was the lone Harrier in action this week at the Mid Week Super Sprint 2 Triathlon. Leon, in only his second triathlon took over three and a half minutes off his first effort, so really great work Leon, well done.
Richard Easterbrook was in action midweek at the Quayside 5k in Newcastle . Richard who can be seen sporting the ‘Robert Austin’ styled headwear along the Quayside. Richard had a good run finishing 311th in 26:24 and 77th in his category. Well done Richard.
Last week the Sedbergh Hills fell race took place, and by all accounts it was a little bit brutal over the 14 mile course with over 6000ft of ascent. Results are now in…great effort just to get round!! Well done all.
Phil Teece was in action at the Isle of White Half marathon, a two lap event taking in roads, trail, cross country and some tasty climbs too. Phil battled through to finish 31st and 3rd in his age category in 1:29.45. Well done Mr Teece, great running
‘Sir’ Ian Barnes and Leon Reeve were the only two athletes at the Scorton 10km run…The Sheriff 10km. The race which is named after Phil Sheriff a local man who passed away in 2012 is approx. 10K. It is mostly flat race covering public footpaths, bridle ways and some private land. Leon finished 35th in
Sunday has five Harriers head to Hawthorn, Durham for the Trail Outlaw Branches and Bays 10k, an off road trail event around the Durham Wildlife Trust and National trust woodland. Some excellent performances from the group, results below. Well done!
On Sunday morning a large contingent of Harriers headed to Billingham to take on the mornings Ray Harrison 10k. Not the most scenic of races however a fairly flat course so always worth a look for any PB hunters. Some excellent performances on the day with some personal bests, team and individual prizes amongst the
On Wednesday night we had a number of Harriers head towards Great Ayton for the evenings Gribdale Gallop race with a new course after organisers were unable to get access to the Forestry Commission land. This years race is around 9km (2km shorter than the established route and takes out some of the ascent…which is
Kim Reeve finished 49th at the Rosedale Hardmoors marathon, all 29 miles of it whilst Andrea Reese, Penny Ivison and Leigh Hindle headed to South Shields for the mornings 10 miles. Well done all 4 of you!
On Sunday morning on home turf, the Darlington Harriers were out in force as nearly 200 club runners pulled on their club vest to run in both the Darlington 3k and 10k races. Some fantastic performances on the day, many personal bests, some course bests and some first timers. You should all be very proud
