Alnwick Harriers

Plenty of Alnwick Harriers were in parkrun action at the weekend, with a number grabbing PBs in the process.

At the Pastures, Ian Horsley was the first back for Alnwick, finishing 14th in 23.30, while Tony Jackson was three places back in 24.09.

On the PB front, it was a good morning’s work for Keith Shotton, Mairi Campbell and Mel Whewell.

RESULTS

14 Ian HORSLEY 23:30
17 Tony JACKSON 24:09
29 Keith SHOTTON 26:08
41 Beverley BLYTHE 27:36
54 Mairi CAMPBELL 29:12
55 Peter LINDLEY 29:46
57 Mel WHEWELL 30:22

Please note that the Pastures parkrun is cancelled this weekend, but will resume on March 2.

There was a strong contingent of Alnwick Harriers at the Druridge Bay parkrun, with Adam Fletcher and Joseph Godden finishing inside the top 10, while Carole Page was second female overall.

Eleanor Heeley, Emma Givens and Anna-Grace Harvey all recorded PBs.

RESULTS

5 Adam FLETCHER 19:11
8 Joseph GODDEN 19:45
12 Peter GREY 20:16
21 Robert BADDELEY 21:28
22 Paul GODDEN 21:35
28 Carole PAGE 21:50
42 Eleanor HEELEY 23:57
48 Chris STEWART 24:20
50 Ian STEPHENSON 24:31
51 Emma GIVENS 24:33
56 Alex REED 25:26
64 Sarah GRAY 26:03
75 Anna-Grace HARVEY 26:51
81 Rebecca HEELEY 27:13
89 David COOPER 27:57
93 Nell GAIR 28:14
104 George WILLIAMS 28:46
139 Karen LEESON 30:39
149 Lorna STEPHENSON 31:48

Other parkrun results were:

Ayr
8 Jim LILLICO 22:39

Gateshead
241 Mark HUME 34:08

Kirkcaldy
147 Melanie Brigid BUCHANAN 29:10 (PB)

Sheffield Hallam
655 Kim BRONZE 32:59

Whitley Bay
197 Philip LEE 26:37

Windy Nook
4 David HINDMARSH 24:19

Workington
69 Richard EASTOE 27:47
143 Gay EASTOE 47:11

On Sunday, and away from parkrun action, four Alnwick Harriers represented the club at the Run Newcastle Valentines 10k 2019. In what was a fine show of girl power, Jo Powell was first back for the club in 47.09, while Mel Steer was first in the female 50-54 category.

RESULTS

138 Jo Powell 47:09
163 Mel Steer 48:36
386 George Williams 58:12
503 Karen Leeson 1:05:01

Before the weekend, three Alnwick athletes travelled to Northern Ireland last Thursday to compete in the Brooks Armagh International Road Races. Each year, the city closes its central roads and invites athletes from around the world to compete in their 5km, 3km and junior races.

For more than 50 years the event has attracted athletes of the highest standard and can claim to be the fastest road race in the world by securing the greatest number of athletes able to finish the 5km course in under 15 minutes! There is also an international race for the ladies, veterans and junior men which is contested over 3km.

Alnwick’s Ollie Telfer had a tremendous 3km race, winning the junior boys’ category (U17) in an excellent time of 9.28. Ollie finished 22nd overall in the whole race among some excellent competition. Mike Telfer was quite a bit further back completing the race in a reasonable 10.44. Finlay Telfer raced the shorter 1400m course, but did well finishing in 5.44.

The best North East England result was from Morpeth Harrier Carl Avery – who is a good friend of Alnwick Harriers – who ran a superb race to finish 24th in 14.17.

North East Indoor Athletic Championship 2019

Alnwick Harriers were well represented in the shot-put competition at the North East Indoor Athletics Championship.

The junior throwers won three medals. Both Talia (U15) and Leila Thompson (U13) won silver medals and Finlay Telfer (U15) managed bronze. Finlay and Leila recorded personal best throws of 7.34m and 6.89m and Talia managed another massive throw of 10.37m.

The 2019 Les Allcorn 10k and Junior Fun Run take place on Tuesday, May 14, and entry is open for both.

The races are among the most scenic in the region, taking runners through the stunning Hulne Park, in Alnwick.

The 3k Junior Fun Run starts at 6pm, while the multi-terrain 10k begins at 7pm.

Entry is now open for both races.

Advanced entry for the Junior Fun Run (8-16 years) is £4 (including race memento), and £1 extra on the night. The race limit is 150 runners. To enter, click here.

Advanced entry for the senior 10k (16 and over) costs £9 for affiliated runners and £11 for non-affiliated runners. Entries are £2 extra on the night. The race limit is 250 runners. To enter in advance, click here.

Alternatively, click on this link – Les Allcorn 2019 Flyer Entry form V1.3 – to open and download a postal entry form.

Advanced entries close for both races on Friday, May 10. Runners pick up their numbers on the night of the race.

Refreshments and hot drinks are available after the runs, which both have generous prize lists.

Email race queries to lesallcorn10km@gmail.com

Alnwick Harriers’ 2019 Grand Prix is under way.

The North Eastern Harrier League meeting at Thornley Farm last Saturday was the first fixture of the year.

Results from the weekly parkrun at the Pastures also count towards the 2019 rankings.

With this in mind, the early leader is Adam Fletcher, with 147.21 points, while Steve Carragher and Bruce Crombie are second and third respectively.

Karen Kelly is fourth overall and first female, while Mel Steer (pictured below) completes the top five.

The top 20 looks like this:

For more information about the 2019 Grand Prix, including more details about the races, click here.

Strong winds made the going tough for Alnwick Harriers who represented the club at the weekend.

Despite the tricky conditions, there were some great performances, including from rising star Millie Breeze, who won the U15s girls’ race at the penultimate North Eastern Harrier League fixture at Thornley Hall Farm, Peterlee, on Saturday.

Millie won the fixture from the fast pack, crossing the line in 14.40 – nine seconds ahead of Gateshead Harrier Ines Curran.

Millie’s performance sees her second in the Girls’ U15 Individual Grand Prix, with just one meeting to go – Alnwick in March.

Millie was one of four Junior Harriers who made the trip to Peterlee, with James Carragher and Joseph Godden (U15 boys) and Evie Godden (U13 girls) all running well in the difficult conditions.

In the men’s race, the team finished 10th on the day in Division Two, leaving them 8th in the league.

First back for Alnwick, running strongly from the medium pack, was Bruce Crombie, finishing 104th in 42.46. Next were two fast-pack runners in the form of Graham Simpson (43.16) and Steve Carragher (43.59). Medium-packer Adam Fletcher was fourth back for Alnwick in 44.10, followed by fellow medium-packer Jon Archer in 45.51. Sixth for Alnwick was Ian Stephenson, who crossed the line in 56.46 from the slow pack.

In the women’s contest, Alnwick finished 10th in Division One, leaving them at the foot of the table.

There was a strong turn-out from the north Northumberland lasses. Leading the way was Mel Steer, from the slow pack, who finished in 35 minutes exactly. She was followed by three medium-pack colleagues – Lisa Baston (35.47), Karen Kelly (35.48) and Jo Powell (37.32).

Alnwick’s other runners, all from the slow pack, were Emma McGee (38.53), Jennifer Knight (42.36), Linda Patterson (46.08), Lorna Stephenson (47.09) and Jan Chisholm (49.42).

Away from the thrills and spills of the cross-country, a number of Alnwick Harriers were in parkrun action.

At Druridge Bay, Robert Baddeley was first home for Alnwick, finishing 9th overall in 21.55.

The club’s Carole Page was the winner of the women’s race, crossing the line in 21.59.

RESULTS

9 Robert BADDELEY 21:55
10 Carole PAGE 21:59
28 Neil HAMILTON 24:00
41 Chris STEWART 25:34
53 Peter EMBLETON 26:20
73 David COOPER 28:34
78 George WILLIAMS 28:57
95 Nell GAIR 30:25
107 Rebecca HEELEY 31:27
113 Eleanor HEELEY 32:12
114 Karen LEESON 32:17

At Alnwick, there were some good results at the Pastures parkrun.

Mike Telfer was first back for Alnwick, finishing fifth overall in 22.48, while Ian Horsley was one place behind in 23.24.

Emma Givens put in a decent performance to finish second in the women’s race, crossing the line in 27.13.

RESULTS

5 Mike TELFER 22:48
6 Ian HORSLEY 23:24
13 Christopher ATWELL 26:58
15 Emma GIVENS 27:13
18 Keith SHOTTON 27:25
25 Peter LINDLEY 29:11
40 Helen DICKINSON 31:54
44 Louise SYERS 33:28
45 Graham SYERS 33:30
52 Alison HUTCHINGS 35:53

Elsewhere, Melanie Brigid Buchanan ran at the Kirkcaldy parkrun for the first time, finishing in 30.18, while Richard and Gay Eastoe were once again at Workington, clocking 29.55 and 41.55 respectively.

Before the weekend, there were some outstanding performances by the club’s younger members.

On Thursday evening, at the Gateshead Indoor Athletics Meeting, Talia Thompson threw another Alnwick Harrier club record-breaking distance of 10.44m in the shot put.

The Amateur Athletics Association grade the top performances in all track and field events and award both senior and junior athletes with the best performances.

Talia’s exceptional throw has earned her grade 1 recognition – a standard that has not been achieved within the club at senior or junior level since 2011.

Furthermore, she is only the third athlete in the club to ever perform at such a high standard.

Talia has trained hard throughout the winter, travelling to Gateshead twice a week for additional coaching.

The summer season is still almost three months away, so achieving such a fantastic throw is very positive and she promises to have a very successful season.

Meanwhile, Leila Thompson also broke her own club record on Thursday and won the U13 girls’ competition. A fantastic set of result for the sisters!

The winter weather was the real winner at the weekend, with the snow severely impacting the race calendar, including the cancellation of the Druridge Bay and Alnwick Pastures parkruns.

But there were some Alnwick Harriers who were able to compete – and they did rather well!

Peter Grey won a silver medal in the M60 category at the North East Masters Cross-Country at Wallsend. He completed the snow-covered course in 37.06.

Meanwhile, Jason Dawson was sixth in the M45 section, finishing in 34.29.

Alnwick has a thriving Junior section and this was shown once again, with eight young Harriers representing the Duchess’s Community High School and Northumberland at the Inter-Counties Cross-Country Championship at Temple Park, South Shields, on Saturday.

It was a snowy day but the runners weren’t put off taking on teams from Durham, Yorkshire and Cumbria.

Lilia Purvis (Y7) was first to race and managed an excellent 18th place and was fourth counter for the Northumberland team. It was a confident race by Lilia and her result should be good enough to gain her a place on the county team for the Minors National Championship.

Millie Breese once again had a superb race and having confidently won the County Championship went on to win this inter-county fixture against some excellent competition. It was a superb result and Millie will now progress to the English Schools’ Championship, which is held in Leeds in March.

Lauren Brown and Hannah Johnston also ran well, finishing as fourth and sixth counters for the team.

Max Murray-John was the only Alnwick Junior boy in his category but finished his 4km race in 55th place.

The intermediate boys were lead home by Ollie Telfer in overall 37th and seventh counter, followed by Ben Murray-John in 42nd as eighth Northumberland boy home. Barnabus Harvey also represented the county, finishing 63rd .

The runners represented their school, club and county admirably and most of them will hopefully go on to represent Northumberland at national level.

Away from the thrills and spills of cross-country, Diana Weightman represented the club at the Clapham Common parkrun, finishing in 24.53.

*A reminder to club members that annual subs are now due. For more information, click here.

Runners wearing the Alnwick Harriers vest put in some excellent performances at the weekend.

Some of the best displays were seen at the high-class North of England Cross Country Championships, at Pontefract.

The club had Junior and Senior representatives at the event, which attracts some of the best runners across the Northern region.

Starting with the Juniors, Millie Breese finished a fantastic sixth overall in the U15 Girls’ race, completing the 4km course in 14.18. Millie was first North East athletes across the line.

In the Under 17 Men’s race, Ben Murray-John and Max Breese both ran well. Ben completed the undulating 6km course in 23.14, with Max just slightly behind in 24.37.

For the U13 Boys, Max Murray-John finished the 3km course in 40th place – out of a field of more than 200 athletes – in a fine 10.47. He was in the top 10 North East athletes across the line.

Fantastic performances by all the juniors at a well organised and great venue.

In the Seniors, Diana Weightman finished just inside the top 200 in the Women’s race in 38.16, while Susan Skirrow completed the course in 52.28.

Three men represented the club, with David Richardson first back for Alnwick in 45.58 and finishing 205th overall. He was followed by Bruce Crombie (49.12) and Steve Patterson (50:55), who is pictured below.

Away from the cross-country, a decent number of Harriers were involved in parkrun action.

There was a good turnout of Harriers at the Pastures, in Alnwick, with a number grabbing PBs.

Graham Syers was first home for Alnwick, finishing third overall in a 20.24 PB. Alice Tetley-Paul was second back for the home club and third overall in the women’s race in a 22.52 PB.

On the Pastures PB front, Saturday represented a good day at the office for Neil Hamilton, Ian Horsley, Karen Kelly, Chloe and Emma Givens, Peter Lindley, Paul Dellbridge and George Williams.

3 Graham SYERS 20:24
15 Alice TETLEY-PAUL 22:52
16 Neil HAMILTON 23:00
17 Ian HORSLEY 23:07
19 Karl MCEWAN 23:26
21 David HENDERSON 23:57
24 Karen KELLY 24:15
29 Mark LATHAM 25:06
31 Ian STEPHENSON 25:39
33 Chloe GIVENS 26:09
34 Emma GIVENS 26:24
39 Keith SHOTTON 26:46
45 Peter LINDLEY 27:36
50 Paul DELLBRIDGE 28:29
64 George WILLIAMS 30:14
70 Una MCCAIG 31:08
86 Lorna STEPHENSON 33:04
124 Alex KNIGHT 52:11
125 Colin MCLEAN 52:16

Meanwhile at Druridge Bay, Paul White was first Alnwick finisher, coming third overall in 19.27. He was followed by Dominic Harris, who crossed the line in fourth (19.34).

There were some excellent performances in the women’s race, with Carole Page (22.26) winning and Jo Powell (22.46) coming second.

RESULTS

3 Paul WHITE 19:27
4 Dominic HARRIS 19:34
11 Robert BADDELEY 21:07
24 Carole PAGE 22:26
28 Jo POWELL 22:46
44 David HINDMARSH 24:24
72 Sarah GRAY 26:48
86 Justine NORMAN 27:55
100 Laura MCLEAN 29:08
101 Rebecca HEELEY 29:09
102 Eleanor HEELEY 29:09

A number of Harriers took part in parkruns further afield, including Tracey Sample, who proudly wore the club vest overseas – at the Himmel parkrun, in America. Tracey put in a good performance across the Pond, finishing second female and eighth overall in 25.30.

Closer to home, Paul Wilkie (21.21) was at Penrith, Zoe Robson was at Finsbury (27.52), Mark Hume (35.03) was at Gateshead and Gay (45.25) and Richard Eastoe (46.07) were at Workington.

The race calendar was dominated by parkruns at the weekend.

There were some decent performances at the Pastures, in Alnwick, with Jon Archer finishing second, followed by Bruce Crombie (third), Finlay Wilde (fourth) and Ollie Telfer (fifth).

Alice Tetley-Paul won the women’s race and was 14th overall, while Karen Kelly was third in the female competition.

RESULTS

2 Jon ARCHER 19.47
3 Bruce CROMBIE 20.06
4 Finlay WILDE 21.32
5 Oliver TELFER 21.33
10 Michael TELFER 22.28
14 Alice TETLEY-PAUL 22.55
15 Mark MILLER 23.12
21 Andrew WILDE 23.50
22 Ian HORSLEY 23.51
27 Neil HAMILTON 24.23
29 Karen KELLY 24.35
30 Mark LATHAM 24.45
42 Mel STEER 27.03
44 Ruth DOCTOR 27.28
62 Peter LINDLEY 29.04
68 Helen DICKINSON 30.00
71 Mairi CAMPBELL 30.47
73 George WILLIAMS 30.50
74 Louise SYERS 30.53
75 Graham SYERS 30.53
81 Linda PATTERSON 31.50
114 Christine MAVROMICHAELIS 37.33

At Druridge Bay, Peter Grey was first home for Alnwick, finishing 7th overall in 20.06.

Jo Powell was first female for Alnwick in 23.06.

RESULTS

7 Peter GREY 20.06
32 Jo POWELL 23.06
46 Adam STOTT 25.00
82 Emma GIVENS 27.44
137 Karen LEESON 31.37
184 Phil HALL 39.27

Further afield, Richard and Gay Eastoe were in action at Workington, crossing the line in 30.52 and 44.54 respectively, while Mark Hume (34.36) represented the club at Gateshead.

On Sunday, Richard and Gay Eastoe took part in the Carlisle Resolution 10k. The pair crossed the line together in 55.19.

A big well done to all of the Alnwick Harriers who turned out for the fund-raising Resolution Fun Run/Walk at Wooler. The event attracted almost 200 people – aged from 2 to 78 – and raised £1,365 for Macmillan Cancer Support. A great effort for a great cause.

Smashing the club record and competition victories – there have been some impressive performances from talented members of the Alnwick Harriers Junior section.

First up, Ollie Telfer shone at the Northern Athletics Indoor Championship, at Sheffield.

The race was Ollie’s first opportunity to run on an indoor 200m track but once around the first bend he quickly adjusted to the different environment. Ollie ran a personal best time in the 800m, finishing in 2min 11s, setting a new club record in the process.

Meanwhile, at the Gateshead Indoor Athletics series, it was Leila Thompson’s turn on to win first prize (U13) in the shot put. Leila improved her indoor club record to 6.4m, while sister Talia could only manage 4th place on this evening.

Last week, 25 Junior Alnwick Harriers represented their schools at the Schools’ Cross-country County Championship.

It was a successful day with Millie Breese running superbly to win her race.

Lauren Brown and Hannah Johnston finished 4th and 5th.

Lilia Purvis had a great race in the U13 category and was the club’s only other girl to be selected to represent the County next month.

In the boys’ races, Max Murray-John gained a county vest in the U13 age group.

The intermediate boys Ben Murray-John, Ollie Telfer and Barney Harvey all gained top-16 places to represent Northumberland too at the Northern Region Intercounty Competition, at Temple Park, South Shields.

It was a busy weekend of race action for Alnwick Harriers – including huge numbers from the club turning out for the town’s first parkrun.

The debut Pastures parkrun was under starter’s orders on Saturday morning and attracted a field of more than 200 runners.

Held in the shadow of Alnwick Castle and with three laps around the Pastures, the stunning Alnwick event is a welcome addition to the parkrun collection.

Fittingly, the race itself and the women’s event were both won by Alnwick Harriers, with Dan Turnbull first home in 17.46, while youngster Millie Breese (JW11-14) was first female in a very impressive 20.53.

RESULTS

1 Dan TURNBULL 17:46

3 Steven CARRAGHER 19:03

4 Adam FLETCHER 19:41

5 Alexander Bruce CROMBIE 19:48

7 James WILLOUGHBY 20:07

8 Jon ARCHER 20:08

9 Max MURRAY-JOHN 20:11

11 Millie BREESE 20:53

13 Rob MURRAY-JOHN 21:25

16 Finlay WILDE 22:07

18 Michael TELFER 22:14

22 Paul WILKIE 23:03

23 Tony JACKSON 23:44

26 Gareth BREESE 24:20

28 Karen KELLY 24:26

32 Diana WEIGHTMAN 25:09

34 Euan FRIEND 25:18

36 David HINDMARSH 25:47

40 Mel STEER 26:08

42 Christopher ATWELL 26:14

47 Keith SHOTTON 26:36

52 Rachel MCCOY 27:08

53 Beverley BLYTHE 27:13

54 Chris FRIEND 27:21

58 Ruary SLATER 27:44

59 Emma GIVENS 27:52

66 Cooper WILDE 28:17

67 Chloe GIVENS 28:17

71 Charlotte HUGHES 28:23

72 Elizabeth CARRAGHER 28:23

74 Paul DELLBRIDGE 28:36

86 Helen DICKINSON 29:18

96 Jennifer KNIGHT 30:07

102 George WILLIAMS 30:26

107 Jan CHISHOLM 31:01

112 Peter LINDLEY 31:18

113 Mel WHEWELL 31:20

121 Alex KNIGHT 32:00

123 Laura MCLEAN 32:02

134 Kim BRONZE 33:17

171 Christine MAVROMICHAELIS 36:46

While the Pastures attracted a large number of Alnwick Harriers, there was still a good number of the club’s runners at Druridge Bay. Paul White led the way for Alnwick, finishing fourth in 19.18. Junior Ben Murray-John (JM15-17) and Dominic Harris also finished in the top 10. Justine Norman was first woman home for Alnwick, in 24.18.

RESULTS

4 Paul WHITE 19:18

5 Ben MURRAY-JOHN 19:24

6 Dominic HARRIS 19:43

21 David BARNES 22:07

45 Jason DAWSON 23:57

50 Justine NORMAN 24:18

80 Ruth DOCTOR 26:33

90 Eleanor HEELEY27:15

95 Adam STOTT 27:45

100 Anna-Grace HARVEY 28:08

128 Melanie Brigid BUCHANAN 30:18

150 Rebecca HEELEY 32:01

At other parkruns, Richard Eastoe (27:01) and Gay Eastoe (44:41) were at Workington, Mark Hume crossed the line in 34:01 at Gateshead and Zoe Robson clocked 27.48 at Finsbury.

Away from parkrun action, and over a longer distance, two Alnwick Harriers were in action in the popular Brass Monkeys half-marathon. Jason Dawson was first for Alnwick in 1.26.39, followed by David Hindmarsh in 1.37.55.

Meanwhile, hardy Harriers Ross Wilson, Alice Tetley-Paul and Dave Bartrum took on the challenging, but scenic Hedgehope half-marathon – which actually turned out to be more like 16 miles.

The trio had to contend with high winds, as well as the large climbs, but Ross put in a storming performance to finish 13th overall in 2.50.20. Alice completed in 3.51.37, while Dave went round in 4.00.18. A great effort! A number of other Alnwick Harriers acted as sweepers at the event.

Elsewhere, a major shout out to Junior Ollie Telfer, who ran a 2.11.19 PB in the 800m at the Northern Athletics Indoor Championships.

*Alnwick Harriers are reminded that entry to this year’s Northumberland Coastal Run opens on Thursday. For more details, click here.

Cross-country and parkrun dominated the weekend’s race calendar, with the Juniors putting in particularly impressive performances.

The first cross-country fixture of the New Year was the Sherman Cup and Davidson Shield, at Temple Park. The fixture is a one-off match where the runners race without the usual handicap pack system.

Alnwick Harrier’s Junior section brought down a squad of 20 and the stand-out performance came from U15 runner Millie Breese, who continued her excellent form and ran an excellent race to finish second.

Millie and Katie Francis, of Birtley, ran head-to-head for the entire race and both looked strong as they emerged onto the finishing field for the final 400m. However, on this day, Katie was the fastest over the final 50m, narrowly beating Millie to a superb second place. A great result to start the New Year.

The U15 girl’s team comprising of Millie, Lauren Brown and Maddy Hall finished fourth overall – Alnwick’s highest place in the overall Davidson Shield competition.

The U11 girls were once again out in their happy smiling team, the girls are a great group and support each other well.

The U13 boys were lead home once again by Max Murray-John who finished in an excellent sixth place.

Lilia Purvis was first U13 girl home and was closely followed by Chloe Givens (pictured below) who had an excellent run.

Finlay Wilde was the only U15 boy on this occasion but finished in an encouraging 35th place.

Ollie Telfer (U17) and Ben Murray-John ran well finishing their 5.5km course in 7th and 9th places, Ollie finishing in a time of 19min 41s.

It was an excellent day where the junior athletes started the New Year with some promising results and lots of enthusiasm.

In the Senior competition, a decent number of Harriers ran in the male and female races.

Alice Tetley-Paul was first home for the women, crossing the line in 27.42. Karen Kelly, Jo Powell and Diana Weightman were all less than a minute behind.

RESULTS

73: Alice TETLEY-PAUL 27.42
88: Karen KELLY 28.17
89: Jo POWELL 28.21
92: Diana WEIGHTMAN 28.24
130: Mel STEER 29.40
225: Tania CONWAY 32.48
258: Jennifer KNIGHT 34.25
270: Helen DICKENSON 34.41
308: Linda PATTERSON 37.46
325: Lorna STEPHENSON 39.10

In the men’s race, Graham Simpson was first back for Alnwick, finishing in 34.49. He was followed by Adam Fletcher and Bruce Crombie – with just two seconds separating the pair.

RESULTS

79: Graham SIMPSON 34.49
91: Adam FLETCHER 35.22
92: Bruce CROMBIE 35.24
123: Jason DAWSON 36.19
233: Mike TELFER 39.52
295: David Hindmarsh 42.07
314: Chris CALVERT 42.45
415: Ian STEPHENSON 50.16

On Saturday morning, various Harriers turned out at parkruns.

At Druridge Bay, Dominic Harris (pictured below) finished second overall in 19.37, while Justine Norman was third in the women’s race in 24.16.

RESULTS

2: Dominic HARRIS 19:37
22: David BARNES 22:41
41: Euan FRIEND 23:46
48: Neil HAMILTON 23:59
53: Justine NORMAN 24:16
86: Paul WILKIE 26:43
89: Chris FRIEND 27:00
116: George WILLIAMS 28:38
135: Una MCCAIG 29:53

Elsewhere, Philip Lee ran 29.10 at Whitley Bay, while Richard and Gay Eastoe clocked 38.46 and 47.14 respectively at Workington.