How do I?… Club Championship Points can be found here Race Results Some of our U11 athletes were competing at the cross country at Barlborough Hall near Chesterfield last week. These races are regarded as one of the premier events for independent schools with over 300 runners taking part across the under 9, under 10 […]
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
Event organisers have had to get their thinking caps on over the last few weeks on how to provide a ‘virtual’ version of their particular event, rather than cancelling it altogether. Basically, competitors would run the event locally, adhering to all the social distancing guidelines required, then submit their results to the organisers for comparison
Today saw the return of the Cleveland Way relays, a race on one of twelve designated National Trails. Starting at the historic market town of Helmsley the 110 mile walk skirts the upland ridge on the edge of the North York Moors National Park before reaching the coast to end at Filey. This is a
John Gray was in dog racing action (not dogging , please see Paul Keedy’s blog for that insight) at Dalby Forest. This popular event sounds like it get’s people slightly enraged but actually these Canicross events have the opposite impact to the participants as it takes them round a scenic 5km route through the stunning
On Sunday a handful of Harriers headed to Northumberland to take on the half and full marathons from the stunning scenery of Kielder, an event that covers a number of events over the weekend with the marathon being the piece de resistance of the weekend. Official results have yet to be released but Mark Haymer
Last Sundaysaw three of our runners competing at the White Horse events. There was a little bit of controversy when our club runner Heather Ford went a little off track and ran an additional 2 miles but not only caught up with the lead runner….gave her some words of encouragement before pushing on and winning
A large number of Harriers made the long trip to the country’s capital to take on one the major marathons of the world. After seeing club runners take on Athens, Manchester and Brighton over recent weeks it was their turn to step up to the 26.2m event. With GFA (Good For Age) qualification times made
On new years day we had runners competing at the Captain Cook’s Fell race. The run itself is about 5 miles long and the terrain is very mixed. It starts on the road and then onto a bridleway before starting the long steep muddy climb up to Captain Cooks Monument. Once at the monument you
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.
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
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
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
Last Wednesday, 2nd July saw the return of the clubs annual Pitstop events which are held on Croft Circuit. A nice alternative to the regular road races, athletes young and old race around the 2.2mile circuit which is normally associated with motor racing. On the evening there were three different events held, the 10km, 3km
Today saw the first ever Northallerton 10km race so the club seniors headed to the town to show their support with some excellent results. The course starts and finishes in the town with a climb up the top then a really fast finish back down towards the finish. Colin Taylor was first home for the
Tonight saw the return of the populay NYMAC relays, an event which attracts a good turn out of teams competing over 1 mile with 4 people in a team. Some superb results from a massive turnout on the night from our club. harrier results listed below, with full results here Leg Times Pos# Gender Pos
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
