Thursday night saw the club take on the Durham relays, this time at the new location of Maiden Castle. A large contingent were on show on the night, either in the senior, ladies, veteran’s or mixed teams some of the group who can be seen here. A fantastic night, excellent team spirit on display with […]
The Gerry Kearsley Handicap is run in January and July over a multi terrain route on trails around Fishburn and Bishop Middleham. It is free to enter and you can enter on the day. Handicapping is based on 10k times. The name of the winner is engraved on the Gerry Kearsley Handicap shield. It was
Sunday saw a small number of Harriers back at Castle Howard to run the mornings 10km. Iain Girard was first of the club runners home on the day finishing 74th. Full results can be found here
Today saw four of our runners at the Hadrian Wall half marathon, a race which has pretty much everything with road, trail, grass, hills and undulation along the way. Some good performances from the guys on the day, Barry Foster first to get home. Full results can be found here
Today saw the return of the Sunderland City Half marathon, a road race which takes in the sites of the City, and there’s quite a few to see (different to those out on a Friday and Saturday night). Once again the club had a good turnout with some impressive results throughout. Full results can be
We had a handful of our Harrier ladies at this years North Tyneside 10km race, a race which takes runners from point A to B along the coastal route with a few undulations along the way. To find out how all our ladies got on, click here
Today saw Harriers head to York for the flat and fast Vale of York 10 mile race, the little brother of the Half Marathon event. This race is perfect for anyone looking to achieve a personal best or get some speed work in over the distance. Full results can be found here
It was another good showing from the club seniors at today’s Thirsk 10 mile race, a race which is an early test of fitness after the early months of endurance building. Today was a windy day making it tough for runners around the course. Paul Allan was first home for the club in 36th place
Saturday saw the return of the Hetton Lions 2.2mile relay event, an event which has women in teams of four and men teams of six completing the undulating route before passing the baton to their team mate. Another fantastic turnout and a great atmosphere. Full mens results can be found here with womens and V50’s
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
We saw another good turnout at the testing Richmond 10km race which has three testing climbs over the 6.22miles. Russell Adams our second claim runner was 5th overall which meant we had three of our runners in the top 10. Full results can be found here
Sunday saw a number of our club runners on the grounds of Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, a 5mile (approx) trail race which has a bit of everything for runners. Some great results on the day from all. Full results can be found here
Tonight saw the return of the Tom Wall relays where once again the club had a good turnout for this 4 x 1mile relay event which is very popular on the local scene. Some fantastic performances again from our group, full results will be published here when available.
There was another large turnout at this years Darlington 10km race, a race which sees runners racing from the back of Boyes completing two laps of a 3 mile route before turning onto Skinnergate and onto High Row for a finish in front of everyone’s friends and families. It was Jamie Rutherford who was first
Sunday saw a handful of our Harriers at the Castle Howard 10km race, a race which sees competitors run off road around the grounds. Barry Bell was first of our runners home on the day in 48th position. Full results can be found here
We had a huge turnout at the clubs home race, the pitstop 10km which takes place at Croft race circuit and sees competitors undertake 3 laps of the race. Fantastic turnout with over 100 Harriers taking part on the night making this a very successful night for the club. Club results below and full results
Wet would be the best word to describe this event. The Sunderland Run events are always exceptionally well organised, probably something to do with Steve Cram having a major part to play in affairs but one thing that could not be organised is the weather. A very wet occasion for runners at both the half
We had three of our athletes at the Port of Blyth 10km, a race which is run from Blyth Quayside to Seaton Sluice and back, along public footpaths and cycle ways. The course is very flat and provides an excellent chance of fast times. To find how our ladies got on, full results are below.
Donington Park is the setting for this year’s Saucony English National Cross Country Championships. This is the first time that the now Joint Championships will be held at Donington. Donington Park is the setting for this year’s Saucony English National Cross Country Championships. This is the first time that the now Joint Championships will be
Sedgefield was the location for this years North East Cross Country Championships. The morning was quite mild, sun shining and a gentle run round parkrun was in order to test my achillies injury out before attempting the late mornings cross country. It turned out that this was very fortunate for me (Paul Cook) as within
