The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the […]
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
The Weekly round-up of club activities covering all disciplines and age groups. This report will not provide you with a detailed account of each event but should give you enough information about what’s occurred the previous week, who’s participated and links to photographs and results. We encourage all members, parents and anyone associated with the
Up & Coming Events How do I?…. Race Results It was great to see many of our juniors competing at the Durham Schools AA cross country event at Barnard Castle School, an event which saw some impressive performances across the groups as runners look to qualification for the next event. To find out how our
Up & Coming Events Brass Monkey Half Marathon – 16th January Marathon Paarlauf – 23rd January NYSD XC Richmond – 6th February Muddy Boots – 6th February NYSD XC Whitby – 6th March Kieran Maxwell T&F Event – 10th April Children With Cancer 5k Fun Run – 13th April How do I?…. I have a
Up & Coming Events NYSD XC Foxrush – 24th October Middlesboro 10k – 7th November NEYDL AGM – 12th November NYSD XC Croft – 14th November Croft 5k – 4th December 10:30 NYSD XC Summerhill, Hartlepool – 5th December Club Handicap – December TBC Jolly Holly Jog – 28th December NYSD XC Ormesby Hall –
Up & Coming Events Northern Road Relays – 18th September 130th Year anniversary Games – 22nd September NYSD XC Acklam – 3rd October London Marathon – 3rd October Manchester Marathon – 10th October Yorkshire Marathon – 17th October NYSD XC Foxrush – 24th October NYSD XC Croft – 14th November Croft 5k – 4th December
Today saw the return of the Darlington 10km race after a two year gap due to the Covid situation making last years event a virtual one. This event clashed with the last senior Track & Field event with promotion and possible championship on the line so for once numbers weren’t as high as usual but
Wednesday evening saw an actual race take place at Redcar, held by New Marske Harriers. This was one of the 5km coast road races which had been stripped back to a 3km race – with runners going in 10 second intervals. Images courtesy of Karen Harland. View the full album John Russell was first of
Saturday saw a number of our athletes at the Royal Signal Relay event at Hetton Lyons Country Park, Sunderland; an event which sees ladies in teams of 4 and men 6. The course itself is 2.2 miles and consists of two laps on a very undulating course to ensure that all athletes work. The ladies
Sunday saw a number of our Harriers head over the border as they took on the Cross Border 10km annual race, which this year saw runners run from Gretna to Carlisle in wet conditions. Barry Bell was first over the line in 43:08 in 123rd place ahead of team mates Hamish Laishley 263rd and Iain
Sunday saw the annual Brass Monkey Half Marathon take place in York, a race renowned for it’s flat and fast course and a big attraction for personal best hunters, along with those runners who want an early baseline of their fitness. …and this year is pretty early with only 12 days passing since the New
Sunday saw eight of our Harriers make the short trip down to Ripon for the annual Jolly Holly jog, a 10km event which has a bit of everything for competitors taking runners across road and fields which, due to recent weather, will have kept the course muddy in places. David Nalder was first home for
Sunday saw the annual McTaggart Trot, an event which sees runners placed in teams of three (one 3.7mile runner, a medium paced 7.5mile runner and a longer distance runner covering 11 miles) who have to run through each checkpoint together, losing one runner at each point leaving the longer distance to the finish. This event
On a very cold Saturday morning, Croft Circuit saw a great turnout of runners including many Harriers for the 2nd year of our latest club event on the racing circuit. We had a number of club members supporting the event in various capacities, including Race Adjudicator, Starter, Marshall, Timekeepers, Registration, Photographers, and generally just supporting
Plasterer Iain Girard, and his wife Rachel, headed North for this weekends Scottish Half and 10km events. Described as seriously flat and rapid over both courses this sounds like an event that may grow. Iain, running the half marathon, finished in 1328th position in a time of 1:59:00, while Rachel battled through the pain in
