Megan Noble put in an excellent performance yesterday at West Park Night run. She finished first female on the night three places behind Dave McKenna who finished first for the club in 4th position. Good performances all round, well done everyone. Full results are now available HERE
David McKenna and Sarah Guy along with Zoe and Steve Rogers were amongst the participants as they headed to Whitby on Saturday evening for the Hardmoors Fryup Thriller, a 10km circular route lit up by glow sticks to ensure competitors kept on track. Official results for this one are yet to be released but wasn’t
Harrier ladies had a fantastic opening race to the cross country season at a wet and muddy Acklam. Ellie Phillips put in a superb performance to finish 8th ahead of mum Sue Phillips 11th and Auntie Linda Noble 16th with Pauline Brown and Megan Noble fighting it out for 28th and 29th places. Millie Grayson
On late Sunday morning into early afternoon a number of hardened Harriers headed to Acklam to take on the first of the seasons XC events.The weather had been pretty awful for a few days leading up to Sunday and unfortunately the weather didn’t get much better on the day with heavy rain throughout the races
Saturday saw a handful of Harriers running at Castleton Show in the Heart of the North Yorkshire Moors. An undulating course.Although official results have yet to be released Paul Lowe finished 2nd, Colin Taylor 4th and Paul Allan 5th to take the team prize with Sarah Tomlinson also picking a V40 prize on the day.
On a perfect night for running, the Autumn Coast Road 5km had the best conditions seen for quite sometime for the series finale. Some outstanding performances on the night with three club runners in the top 10, Paul Lowe taking 5th, Paul Bass and Shaun Marshall both achieving personal bests as they both went sub
Last week we had two runners at Roseberry Topping fell race. This short but steep event sees runners covering 1.5 miles but has ascent of 715 feet.Janice Foster was first to finish of our two ladies finishing 55th in 25:43 with Sarah Guy three places behind in 58th in 29:15.Well done ladies, great work!
On a very busy week for athletes, Peter Armstrong, Dave McKenna and Sarah Guy headed to Tholthrope to take on the local 10km race. The race is now in its 23rd year and is a well-respected, friendly event, which attracts entrants from a wide area. The attractive but undulating course passes through local countryside and
On a slightly breezy Wednesday evening a number of Harriers headed to the Quayside to take on the 5km race, an event which Lewis Moses won in 2017…could he do it again? The race is pretty much an out and back with a bridge at the very end with runners split into either the Elite
With the nights rainfall and cool morning temperatures, for once athletes were looking forward to a cool run probably for the first time in several months. Despite the pretence of a cool run, the conditions for runners were once again ‘muggy’. Some fantastic performances on the day with many personal bests, Justin Hindmarch passing the
On Sunday we had three of our runners on show at the Viking Chase, a race in aid of the Cleveland Mountain rescue team. This race takes in parts of Lordstones, Carlton Bank Top and Carlton-in-Cleveland and is only 7.5miles long….oh and 1877ft of ascent. A tough run by anyone’s imagination….but that didn’t stop Dave
Sunday afternoon took four of our runners to the Kilburn Feast 7. The 7.3 mile course gets off to a flying start slightly downhill for about a mile and then the promised ‘undulations’ begin. After climbing up into Coxwold village the route flattens out slightly continuing onto Bylands Abbey. The remaining 4 and half miles
Another race to take place on Sunday morning was the Temple Newsam Ten or TNT for short, a beautiful off road race with some lovely mud along the way. Dave Tomlinson was first across the line for the club in an unofficial time of 1:12:36 but has no time as he tore his race number
On Saturday afternoon….twas the Ninth of June, a number of Harriers headed to Newcastle to take on one of the oldest races in the country, the Blaydon race, a 5.67mile race that takes runners from Newcastle City Centre along the Scotswood road to the finish. Like many races of late this was another warm one
Ten Harriers actually ran York Marathon last week rather than the 9 initially reported as Amanda MacDonald ran for Cancer Research UK finishing in 5hrs 6mins and 44 seconds. Tremendous achievement Amanda well done! Fantastic personal best performances on the day for Leon Reeve, Stephen Gardner, Kim Reeve, Zoe Rogers and Rachel Maddison smashing some
David McKenna was the first Harrier home at the Gribdale Growler, a 5.5m race with over 280 metres of ascent near Great Ayton. Some great performances on the day including Val Clarke 1st V55, Linda Noble 2nd V50 and Sarah Tomlinson 2nd V40. We also saw Allan Harder, Michael Watson, Tony Williams, Barry Foster and
On Thursday evening 60 Harriers were on show at the NYMAC relays, a 4 person team relay each runner taking on a 1 mile loop around Stewart park Middlesboro. The course takes runners down a small bank which enables runners to get off to a quick start before levelling out until around 400m to go
As reported in last weeks communication, we had a number of teams at Hetton Royal Signal Relays. In addition to the superb 3rd place which Lucy, Ellie, Megan and Catherine achieved we had a number of strong performances across all teams as well as some superb debutant performances in a club vest including Lisa Bowerbank,
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