Darren and Sara Gee along with Julian and Amanda Waller were the solo Harrier team in Sedgefield Harriers Neptune relays. This event is loads of fun, 1.7miles per leg and a good course to run.Our mixed team runners finished 76th from 120 teams on the day. First Darlington Harrier team home too!Well done all.
Last Sunday Amanda and Julian Waller were in Half Marathon action this time in Norwich. First staged in 1985 by Duke Street Running Club, this race was originally based in the centre of Norwich – hence its name. Then in 1993 it moved to the Norfolk Showground on the western outskirts of the city and
The re-arrangedThirsk 10 milerace wentahead thisSunday afterthe original date was blighted by snowy conditions. This race isprettymuch one bigloop with an out and back doglegaround 7 milesintothe race (clearly a Barry Talman design). Strangely I always remember it being pretty flat but running this today it was a little up anddown in places but generally
What a generous bunch of people we have at our club. Because of your generosity we are able to deliver gifts to Darlington Memorial for the clubs Christmas appeal organised by Paul Cook today on Christmas Eve just in time for Christmas. Hopefully put a few smiles on faces over the Christmas period. On behalf
Amanda Waller was in action at Kielder’s run, bike, run at Kielder this Saturday. Amanda finished 65th overall but 11th lady in 2hrs 50:38. Whilst Amanda was grafting away, husband Julian was celebratory hunting and found a Mackem in Steve Cram. Apart from being a Sunderland FC fan Steve used to do a spot of
Last week we reported that Darren and Sara Gee along with Amanda and Julian Waller had headed to Ambleside to take on the new Wansfell trail race. Well results are now in. Well done all of you, looked a tough race!
Darren and Sara Gee along with Amanda and Julian Waller headed to Ambleside to take on the new Wansfell trail race. Starting at Rothay Park, the race route follows the footpath straight through the park and heads North East once over the bridge to come out opposite the University of Cumbria. It then follows the
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
We had a number of our athletes at the Aycliffe 10km race this weekend, a race which sees runners complete 2 and a half laps of the ‘scenic’ Newton Aycliffe. Some excellent performances throughout with Drew Inglis second on the day. Full results can be found here
