We saw a small number of our senior runners at the Poultry Run at Loftus. The Loftus & Whitby Poultry Run has been held just before Christmas for over 30 years. It is a multi-terrain event and has built up a reputation as one of the friendliest and most fun events in the North East […]
After a long battle for points at Darlington parkrun, it was Pauline Brown who picked up this years women’s trophy for the club. Well done Pauline
Ackley heads, Durham is a tough course and today was no exception with large areas of thick mud making it tricky for all our runners. Again the club turned out in force and represented the club brilliantly so big thank you to every last one of you who ran today! Full results of the event
Marathon Legend Harry Singh was in action at the Dawn till Dusk Ultramarathon race, a timed event that start from 8am until 4pm. The event is basically ‘run for as long as you can and see how far you can get’ with a view to running 50km. Harry being a master at these long distance
A 10k course through the beautiful Great Langdale valley. The Langdale Christmas Pudding run has become a popular event to start the festive season. With over 1000 entered at its peak, the race appeals to all who enjoy the fun side of running. Only Russell Adams represented the club this year, finishing in 5th place
We had a small number of Senior Harriers at the Eureka Fell Race today, a 8 mile race approximately with 1500 ft of ascent to tackle. The terrain varies from little tracks through the heather to rocky bridleways and muddy paths. Good results from our fab five today. Full results can be found here
Paul Cook and Antoni Hall were the only two Harriers on show at the Northumberland 10 mile race, a race which has a little bit of everything in terms of an undulating course and great surroundings. Paul, for which this was a test of fitness, finished in a 1st V40 place and a social finish
We had four of our Harriers make the trip over to Kirby Stephen to take on the Ravenstondale Red 10km race a race which sees competitors run an undulating course around rural lanes. Full results for this race can be found here
Today saw a small number of Harriers head to Thornley farm, Peterlee to join the NEHL Cross Country league and run as guests. Some good performances from all of our runners of all ages. All results for the day can be found here
Sunday saw a good turnout of Harriers at the Heaton 10km memorial at Newcastle’s Town moor. Fairly flat but exposed to the elements. Some impressive performances on the day, Drew Inglis the first of our runners to cross the line in 33.46. For full results click here
Neil Embleton was the only Harrier in action at todays Dalby Dash 10km race. From Low Dalby visitor’s centre, the first 2 miles are a steady uphill climb on a private tarmac road along House Dale and then at the top of the hill turn right as the track levels off. First runners to summit
We had two of our Seniors in Glasgow today competing in the XC International. To see how the duo got on, full results can be found here
It was another good turnout at Foxrush cross country today, the next instalment of the NYSD XC season. Some excellent results throughout the age groups, no more so than in the senior male race where Harriers finished 1st and 3rd as well as taking 2nd overall. Full results can be found here
Today saw a large turnout of Harriers in memory of Gavin Duffy, the Billingham Marsh Harrier who’s life was tragically cut short while Gavin was in his prime. Great to see so many clubs coming together to support. Full results can be found here
Midweek saw a handful of our Harriers at the Chopgate Chiller, a 9.6 mile long route which takes in the peaks of Cold Moor, Cringle Moor and Carlton Bank before returning to Chop Gate. To see how our runners got on the night see results for short distance here and the long route here
Sunday saw the return of the popular Leeds Abbey Dash 10km a race which attracts a high quality field from across the country and is usually a GB qualifying event so a sub 40 minute is no guarantee for a top 1000 position. Jeff Miller was first home on the day in 486th place in
Over a thousand teams took part in the Saucony English Cross Country Relays held at Berry Hill Park, Mansfield today. Once again the popularity of the venue proved it was the place to be after the prolonged changeover to Mansfield DC running the Park as Corporate Trustees. Some excellent performances from our small band of
We had a handful of runners at the People’s Run 2 Remember, a 5km run around Silksworth grounds in Sunderland. This event was not timed but raises money for veteran charities in the North East. Great to see the vent being supported, well done all.
We had a small number of Harriers at the Derwentwater 10 mile race, a race which is described as being the most scenic in the UK. Alison Matthews took the honours for the club finishing 3rd in the ladies race, first V35 but good performances throughout. Full results can be found here
