Amanda and Julian Waller along with Darren Gee headed over to Hardwick Park last weekend to take on the ‘Hardwick Park Wonder’, an event which sees competitors run a 1.5m lap as many times as they possibly can.Darren Gee completed 21 laps in 4hrs 41, Amanda Waller 22 laps in 5hrs 51 also completing the […]
Last Sunday we had seven of our athletes in action at the Wynyard Park Trail Race. Colin Taylor was once again first home for the club in 2nd place in 17:54 with Harry Lyons finishing 37th in an impressive run. PhilTeece finished 40th on pacing duties again for one of his athletes with strong runs
Last week we reported about the 10 mile race in Leeds, Temple Newsam Ten, a tough off road race.David Tomlinson was unforgivably missed from the report as first Harrier home. Apologies ‘Spongebob’ well done on your time of 74:45 minutes and 98th position.
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Another race to take place this weekend was the 10 mile race, Temple Newsam Ten, a tough off road race in Leeds. Despite the Brass Monkey taking a large number of Harriers to York, the TNT has a dozen entrants with some excellent individual performances no more so than David Aiken who has been in
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Four Harriers made the short trip to Bishop Middleham to take part in Gerry Kearsley handicap event which is based on competitors 10km times. The event is over multi terrain and free to enter. Nicola Young picked up the fastest woman trophy this year after posting the fastest time versus the time submitted. Well done
Mark Milner and Jen Harrison took on the Hardmoors 30 and 15 respectively on New Years Day while most others were either still asleep or sleeping off the nights festivities. As the title of the series states…it’s never going to be an easy run to do especially as both events cover part of the Cleveland
A day after Boxing Day and most people are still trying to recover from the vast amount of food eaten from the previous two days festivities, but not everyone. Darren Stockdale and Mark Milner were two Harriers in race action at Guisborough Woods Fell race, and for these two unlucky athletes that’s quite appropriate as
On the 27th of December, ten of our club runners made the short trip to Ripon to take on the multi terrain 10km race, the Jolly Holly Jog. Jade Hutchinson was first home for the club and 2nd in the U30 women’s event with another one of our young women Emma Matthews following her home.
It must have been Christmas Party night on Wednesday evening as only 33 runners turnedout for the Night Trail race in Stockton.Tony Winward was one of the three runners on show and ended the year with a bang finishing first nearly a full minute ahead of 2nd place in 18:46, Tony being only one of
Sunday also saw a low key 5km trail race take place in Stockton, part of the Winter Trail Series with 148 runners taking part.Colin Taylor was second on the day with team mates Simon Rogers and Tony Winward also making the top 10. Alex Bos finished 39th, club legend Ian Barnes 118th a few days
Sunday saw a number of Harriers head to Loftus for the 35th Poultry Run, an event many have been too chicken to enter and many others have fallen fowl of the conditions. This is a multi terrain 8 mile race with three challenging ascents. Graham O’Hara was first home for the club in 115th place
When Sara Gee started running with the club, little did she realised that she would be an ultra runner only a year down the line. After signing up for the ‘It’s Grim Up North running’ Leeds and Liverpool Christmas Cracker.Now I’m not sure if it was the thought of the Christmas cake and mulled wine
Eight of our Harriers headed to Hart Village on Sunday morning to run the Stuart Pailor Memorial (aka Old Monks race), a popular trail race which is over 5.4 miles approximately which starts and finishes at the front of Hart Village but has some challenging hills throughout the course.Some excellent performances from our Harrier ladies,…and
Jay Morfoot was in marathon action this weekend, in West Yorkshire as he took on the Titus Trot, a flat and fast marathon which sees competitors head out and back along a scenic canal.Official results have yet to be released but Jay completed his run in 3hrs and 32 minutes to finish in the top
David Aiken was in race action while visiting fiancée’s relatives over the festive period. The Lamberhurst 10km is described as “challenging “ that takes runners through the pretty Kent village of Lamberhurst, also including the iconic Scotney Castle. David had a solid run finishing 38th from nearly 300 runners finishing in 44:21.
Four Harriers headed to the Yorkshire Moors to take on the Captain Cook’s Fell race, part of the Dae Perry Winter Fell race series.This event is approximately 5miles and another event which is of mixed terrain. Starting on road, runners are taken onto a bridleway before starting a steep muddy climb up Captain Cook’s monument,
John Gray was in competitive action this weekend at the Tait Memorial Hexhamshire Hobble, an annual fell race of approximately 10 miles across Hexhamshire Common. John, a bit of a pro at these events, finished in 60th position from around 260 competitors. John completed this in 1:25:23 which is good going for an event that
As reported last week we had a number of athletes running at Cowpen Bewley at the Gavin Duffy Memorial run. Results are now out for this event Great running by you all.
Cowpen Bewley was once again the location for the Gavin Duffy Memorial run. This race, which forms part of the Stockton Winter 5km trail series is in remembrance for former Billingham Marsh House Harrier who died in tragic circumstances while on holiday shortly after London marathon a few years back. Gavin’s sister Lyndsay and brother
