Sue Phillips

Poultry in Motion

On Sunday morning another race to take place was the Poultry Run…in fact this was the 34th year of this popular race. This multi terrain race takes runners runners across three challenging ascents within an eight mile radius but with a fast downhill second half of the race. Some fantastic performances from everyone on the

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North East XC Championships

On Saturday afternoon at Redcar we saw another large turnout of runners from the club for the North East XC Championship. The course was three laps 12km for men and 8km for the ladies, around the racecourse so fairly flat with a couple of speed bumps, long grass and some muddy patches but nothing to

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Summerhill results

Last Sunday at Summerhill, Hartlepool we saw the latest NYSD XC race. Well results are now out, our men finishing in an excellent fourth place but our ladies finished top of the pile with some superb performances.

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Gabby Runs For Gavin

Hundreds of runners lined up for the second annual Gavin Duffy Memorial Five Kilometre Race last Sunday. Gavin, a well respected runner and fundraiser from Billingham Marsh House Harriers, died in a tragic road accident whilst holidaying in Dubai in November, 2013. This event, run in Gavin’s memory, has become part of the Stockton Winter

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International duty for Sue

Sue Phillips was on International duty in Derry this weekend representing England in the Vets Cross Country in Derry. This isn’t the first time Sue has represented her country but as you can see from the photo to your right, Sue is as determined as ever to give her very best for herself and the

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Northern Cross Country

On Saturday a small number of Harriers headed south to Sheffield to compete in the Northern XC relays. First up were the ladies team of Lucy Hunter, Natalie Curgenven and Sue Phillips who finished 20th overall followed by the male team of Paul Lowe, Paul Allan, Barry Talman and David McKenna, finishing in 49th place.

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Phillips called up

In other news Sue Phillips has been selected to run for England in this years British Masters International XC in Derry on November 18th. A fantastic achievement by Sue who has had another fantastic season at the club. Well done Sue and good luck!

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Harriers light up Beacon

On Sunday morning at Redcar we had a number of runners who decided to opt for the Beacon 5km run instead of the mornings half marathon. A fast out and back course for those who prefer something a little less mileage. Some great performances with a number of category podium places on the day. Well

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Harriers do Relay well

Last Sunday afternoon the club were competing in the Thirsk relays which is the start of the cross country season, the 2.2 mile relays. Some good performances from both the men and the ladies on the day. Respect to everyone who ran on the day and gave it their best for the team.

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Relay hard graft at Thirsk

On Sunday afternoon a number of Harriers headed to Thirsk for the start of the cross country season, the 2.2 mile relays. Official results have yet to be released but hopefully we can match the achievements of last year and get a huge turnout of Harriers for future XC events. Well done all who competed

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Harriers gone up the Wall

On Thursday night saw a large number of Harriers (some missing from this photo) head to Middlesboro for the Tom Wall relays. Another excellent turnout by the club, great team spirit and some excellent performances to boot. Well done all results can be found here

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Manhattan please barman

Sue, Martin and Ellie Phillips were in action at the Percy Sutton 5k race in Harlem. The event honours Percy Sutton (1920-2009), who as Manhattan Borough President in the 1970s, championed running and the expansion of the New York City Marathon into a five-borough race. Reports state conditions were warm and hilly but that didn’t

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Trio in top five

On Sunday morning a large contingent of Harriers headed to Billingham to take on the mornings Ray Harrison 10k. Not the most scenic of races however a fairly flat course so always worth a look for any PB hunters. Some excellent performances on the day with some personal bests, team and individual prizes amongst the

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