Peter Foulds and Iain Girard went to the scenic Swaledale for a challenging 10/20k circular route, heading up to and along the hidden dale of Apedale, before returning across the river to Reeth. Peter finished in 1.50.52 for 31st place in the 20k, full results can be found here with Iain running in the 10k event […]
Mark Milner was the only Harrier in action at the weekends Dark Skies Marathon. Starting and finishing at Hawkhirst Scout Camp, you will tackle the ultimate Dark Skies challenge. A full 26.5 mile clockwise loop of the entire Kielder Water. Mark finished 203rd in 4.09.19 in not great conditions as you can see by this
We had a number of runners at the Harewood 10km race around the trails of Harewood House in Leeds. Jeff Miller first male to cross the line on the day with Alison Matthews first lady. Full results can be found here
Peter Foulds was the only Harrier at the weekends Haweswater half marathon. The Haweswater Half follows an out and back course from Bampton Village and passes along the shores of Haweswater in a remote and dramatic mountain valley. The hilly course offers an exhilarating run in unique surroundings. Peter finished the race in 149th position
Simon Rogers was first home for the club at this years Lightwater Valley 10km race. The course takes runners on the outside of the park before bringing them back into the park with a grass finish. Some great performances on the day with three of our runners in the top 16. Full results can be
Sunday saw six of our clan head over to neighbours Billingham back yard for this years Absent Friends trail race. The first of three races that form part of the Run Billingham Series in 2016. The race is approximately 5 miles and is run at Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park, Billingham on a mix of terrain,
Wednesday night saw Muddy Roads 5km Pie and Peas Trail race, a race which attracted quite a few Harriers…..not sure if this was because of the night time racing or for the pie and peas which were on offer post race! Great to see members supporting these smaller races for clubs. Full results can be
We had two of our club members at the Old Monks race. A 5.5 mile multi-terrain race from Hart Village through the dene. Begins on trail and goes into dene, with challenging climbs. Flat tarmac back to the finish Sue Phillips was first home from the club in 42nd place with Brian Burdon 264th place.
We had three of our athletes at the Guisborough Woods 8.8km off road race between Christmas and New Year, a race which forms part of Esk Valley’s Winter Series. Mark Milner was first home for the club in 81st place seven places ahead of Darren Stockdale in 88th with Mark Tallon 121st. Full results can
Sisters Georgie Rutherford and Susie Stephen were part of the Stoops Fell race, a 5mile race with an 800m climb over the distance. This race starts from Penistone Hill Country Park, near Haworth in West Yorkshire. Plenty time for ‘elfies during the race for our two little santa’s. Full results can be found here with
Sunday saw a trio of Harriers at the Loftus Poultry Run, a race which is now in it’s 36th year. The race is a multi-terrain course approximately 8 miles in length with three challenging ascents. The start/finish is at Loftus Leisure Centre. Alison Matthews was first of the three to finish finishing in 36th position
We had a number of runners at the Stockton Night 5km race, a race which offers a mix of terrain from tarmac to woodland. Taking in the watercourse, running along the Tees and seeing stars at night. Alison Matthews and Jade Hutchinson were two of our category winners on the night with Ben Lambert the
We had seven of our athletes in action at the Gavin Duffy Memorial 5km race at Cowpen Bewley this Sunday morning, a race which is now named after Billingham’s Gavin Duffy who sadly lost his life in tragic circumstances. To see how our runners got on, on the day see the full results can be
We had four of our runners at the midweek Gisborough Moors Trail race, a 20km race with nearly 3000ft of ascent which starts at Guisborough Rugby Club. To see how our fab four got on, see full race results can be found here
The event will start and finish in the beautiful village of Osmotherley. The route takes competitors out of the village on the Cleveland Way to the mast at Beacon Hill before heading back towards Cod Beck Reservoir. A short road section back to Square Corner… this is where the serious climbing begins on the long route, upwards onto
The Grewelthorpe Multi Terrain Race passes through some of the most stunning scenery in the Dales, climbing 3 peaks to find Panoramic views. The race is set to run over a 1 lap mixed terrain course including road, trail and moor and is approximately 13km in length. Dom Colley, our only competitor on the day
The Active Northumberland Kielder Marathon route follows an almost entirely off-road course around northern Europe’s largest man-made lake, Kielder Water, in Northumberland. Britain’s Most Beautiful Marathon is the finale to a weekend of events, starting with the Kielder 10K & Kielder Run Bike Run on Saturday and followed by the Kielder Half Marathon and Junior
Mark Milner and Heather Mochrie, our Ultra running beasts picked up the Hardmoors Triple ring Series award this month after their efforts at the Hardmoor races. The Triple Ring is similar to the Grand Slam except you must complete 3 Hardmoors Ultra Races, (not 4) to qualify. The sting in the tail is that one
Dave McKenna, pictured below was in action at the DT40 this weekend, a 26 mile route with 3333 feet of elevation. The La Sportiva Dales Trail Series DT40 is a three-Dale race starting at Semer Water in Wensleydale. A steady climb up and away from Semer Water leads runners on to the high moors, to be
Today marked the 10th anniversary of Sedgefield Harriers running club and to celebrate the day a 10km race was put on to mark the occasion around the parkrun course at Sedgefield. On the day it was Lesley Miller who claimed first place in the ladies race. Official results have yet to be released.
