Wild Boar results
Last week we told you that some of our senior men were in action at the Really Wild Boar fell race in Sedbergh. Results are now out and in a very strong field of fell runners we saw some very impressive results. Well done all.
Peter Foulds
Round Locke park we go
On Sunday morning we had a number of Harriers taking on the multi lap race at Redcar Locke 10. Some impressive performances on the day with Shaun Marshall the first Harrier home on the day. Well done everyone who competed
Rabbit Rabbit
Kim Reeve and son Joe along with Peter Foulds were in action at the Rabbit 5k at Whitby. Three great performances on the day for this little off roader with Kim finishing 2nd lady and young Joe winning the whole race. Well done all three of you.
Hills a plenty at Richmond
Sunday morning also saw a number of Harriers head to the hilly Richmond 10k. A tough race by anyone’s standards with a few tough climbs throughout the 6.2miles making this a non PB course. Results on this are out and congratulations Paul Lowe who was 3rd overall, Colin Taylor 4th and 1st V40 whilst Alison
Hardcore Harriers
On Saturday we had a small number of Harriers taking on the Hardmoors 60 mile race. I’m not sure if you all deserve a medal or just locking up and having the key thrown away! Massive respect to you all. Official results have yet to be released but here is what we know.
Sadbergh Hills
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.
Back to Boro
Sunday saw the return of the Alistair Brownlee 5km race, a flat and fast (well until the flyover at least) 5km race which ends up in Middlesbrough Football Club Riverside stadium. Russell Adams was first home for the club finishing 11th place in 16.57. Full results for our Harriers are below with external results here
Pitstop 10km
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
High Cup Nick
Saturday saw a number of our runners at the high cup Nick and rather than give you any spoiler alerts, read here for full results and a run down of the race here
Hellvelyn & Dodds
Described by the organising club as 14.9 miles with 4,386ft of climbs, we had three of our Harriers on the day competing. To find out how our athletes got on, on the day full results can be found here
Northallerton 10km
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
Windermere Wander for Foulds
One of a handful of marathons run entirely within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Often described as the friendliest and most beautiful UK marathon, finish this breath taking course, amidst a carnival atmosphere, in the grounds of Brathay Hall with stunning views over England’s largest lake. Peter Foulds was our only Harrier in action finishing
Three at the Upper Eden Mountain Yomp
We gad three of our runners in action today at the Upper Eden Mountain Yomp. The Full Yomp Race (38k, 1300 metre height gain) starts with a 11am mass start at Kirkby Stephen Grammar School and heads South out of town and past Wharton Hall, continuing over Wild Boar Fell and on to Swarth Fell
Nine go to Swaledale
The usual suspects were back at the Swaledale marathon, the 24 mile race is very popular and has been running, pardon the pun, since 1979. Dave McKenna was the first of our athletes home finishing in 28th place but great performances from all our athletes on the day. Full race results can be found here
Bridlington Five..well NAD!
Peter Foulds was our only runner at the Bridlington Five this weekend. Peter, looking very relaxed in the photo below finished the course which has been marked near as dam 5miles in 35:40. Great work Peter
Harriers head to DT20
An exciting introduction to the Dales Trail Series with testing ascents, spectacular ridge-running and fast technical descents. Now in its second year, this is a fully marked route which starts and finishes in Reeth, Swaledale. Results have been published here
James Herriott Trail Race
We had a handful of runners at the James Herriott trail race, a race which is 14K (8.5 miles) over moorland tracks and paths, with stunning views over Wensleydale. Some fantastic performances from all our runners on the day, Paul Lowe and Paul Allan finishing 3rd and 4th on the day. Full results can be
Yorkshire marathon
Jeff Miller was one of a handful of runners racing the Yorkshire marathon. This flat and fast marathon is ideal for all abilities of runners especially for those looking to complete their first or aiming towards a new personal best. To find out how all of our runners got on, on the day click here
Harriers Swarm to Newcastle
It’s that time of the year again when the masses head to Newcastle to take on the famous Great North Run, a race which has been running, pardon the pun since 1981 and is increasing in size year on year making it the biggest across Europe. Again some fantastic performances right through the field from