Sharon Barlow and Tori Green were in action at the Robin Hood Half marathon this weekend. The course itself is great for both seasoned runners and beginners alike – for beginners whose key objective is to complete the course, to more regular long-distance event runners, looking to beat their personal best time. It is a […]
Sunday saw the return of the Great North Run, an event which has been running since 1981 with two of our club members, Harry Singh and Paul Kelly having ran in every single one, two of around 100 people in the world to have completed this feat. Second claim runner Tori Green not only got
We had a small number of Harriers at the Sheffield Half Marathon, a race which is in three parts, a five to six mile up section, in which there is a King of the Hill section, then there is a flat mile then a 10km race down the hill back to the finish. Paul Cook
Paul Cook was the only first claim Harrier at the Spen 20 race, a tough race which starts and finishes on the athletics track but takes runners out of the town and up and around the town with some tough climbs along the way. In a high class field Paul Cook finished 27th in 2.10.31
We had a small number of Harriers at the weekends Dewsbury 10km race, a race which is a slight incline up for the first half of the race which makes a quicker second half of the race as you come down the incline you have ran up. Simon Rogers was once again first Harrier home
Sunday saw an early race in the calendar, the annual Brass Monkey. The course is pretty much flat with the odd incline but this is a fast course around the country lanes of York. Paul Cook was first home for the club in 77th place, a new personal best for him in a time of
We had five of our Harriers in action at the Jolly Holly Jog, 10km multi terrain race which sees competitors run mainly across fields and trail areas on what is a tough outing. Simon Rogers was first Harrier home in 9th place in 38.12 with Paul Cook 26th in 40.17. Val Clarke was next home
Second claim runner Sharon Barlow was first across the line finishing in 36.59 for 2nd place in the ladies race with Simon Rogers was first, first claim runner across the line in 14th place in 37.58 with training partner Paul Cook 15th in 38.28. Another second claim runner Tori Green was 16th in 38.34 for
Paul Cook was the only Harrier at this years Fountain Abbey 10km race, a race which sees competitors start on road, cross boggy fields for 2km before bringing them back on the roads for an undulating finish, including a tough hill up to mile 6. On the day Paul finished 8th in 38.58 from the
