Emma Matthews was in action at the Bedford Autodrome Duathlon, maybe one of the last events for the foreseeable future! The duathlon sprint starts with a 5km run followed by a 19km bike and then a 2.5km run. On the day, Emma ran a solid 19:21 in the first run, 34:49 on the bike and […]
Emma Matthews was back in competitive action this weekend at the European Duathlon held in Punta Umbria, Spain. Competing in the 20 to 24 AG Sprint event (First run 4.8km, bike 20.4km then 2.8km run). Emma ran 18:39 for the 4.8km run, covered the bike distance in 34:29 and the final 2.8km run in 11.24.
Sunday saw the annual Great North Run take place, a race which two of our club members (Paul Kelly and Harry Singh) have ran since it’s introduction in 1981, an amazing feat! This event attracts tens of thousands of competitors, many of whom raise thousands of pounds for their chosen charity and sees runners making
On the 27th of December, ten of our club runners made the short trip to Ripon to take on the multi terrain 10km race, the Jolly Holly Jog. Jade Hutchinson was first home for the club and 2nd in the U30 women’s event with another one of our young women Emma Matthews following her home.
Emma Matthews took on her first Duathlon event in Leeds this Sunday and with a great deal of success. Emma, who has only been with the club for a short period of time has already shown that she is someone for the senior women to watch carefully after impressive displays at both road and cross
Last Sunday a large contingent of Harriers were on show at the latest instalment of the NYSD Cross Country, at Preston Park. It was a good day for both senior men and women as both teams finished in 2nd position overall.Louise Talman kicked things off for the ladies finishing 5th in 23:30 with Sue Phillips
Sunday morning saw four of our athletes head to Leeds to take on the annual Abbey dash 10km race, a race which historically is known for it’s fast course and quick times with many top athletes on show. The course is fairly flat although a couple of slight rises, which isn’t a problem as the
On a fairly calm Sunday morning at the coast the Beacon 5km race and the new Zetland 10km were underway before the half marathoners were ready to warm up. In the 5km Paul Cook was first Harrier home in 9th place and 1st V40 in 18:03 with other category winners Linda Noble 24th in 21:09
Last Sunday saw the first race of the Cross Country take place at the Flatts, Thirsk. Results are now out which saw our ladies senior team take 3rd spot and the men in 6th. Great to see many Harriers making their debut on the day.
