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Dan Jenkin finished a highly placed 16th in the Quayside 5k (Elite Race) at Gateshead, finishing in a good time of 15.59, not far behind was Matt Hornsby 23rd in 16.15 2nd Veteran (v/35), followed by Scott Armstrong 55th in
Following on from his excellent 800m victory in the Northern Athletics (u/15 & u/17 ) Track & Field Championships at Leigh in Lancashire, young Adam Ord (u/17) made the long journey to Bedford to compete in the England Athletics (u/15
It was a year ago when Tia Anderson won Gold in the Girls (u/15) 200m in the Northern T&F Championships at Leigh, but this year she stepped up in distance for the Championships in Liverpool to 300m and also in age
The in-form Ryan Watson (u/20) had an excellent run in this year’s FISEC (National Catholic School Games) held in Genk, Belgium, finishing 3rd in the 1500m recording 4.15.09, having ran the 800m the day before where he just missed out on
Young athletes from five County Durham clubs came together on the evening of Friday 6th July to compete in a quadkids multi event athletics competition. The four events were a sprint, a long jump, a howler throw and a run.
Durham City Harriers had two under 17 athletes competing for Durham County Schools in the English Schools Athletic Association T & F Championships at the Alexandra Stadium, Birmingham, over 2 days of excellent competition. The ESAA is one of the
In the North of England (u/20) and Senior Track & Field Championships held at Sport City, Manchester, Samantha Coleby had a very good run to win Silver in the Senior Women’s 800m recording a time of 2.09.82. Then last weekend, Samantha followed
In the BMC (British Milers Club) Regional Series (800m) at Chester-le-Street, three of the Club’s athletes managed to achieve personal best times, with young Adam Ord (u/17) finally getting under the 2 minute barrier for the first time, having been close
As a result of organisational difficulties which have arisen allied to a congestion of fixtures, Durham City Harriers regret to announce that they will not be organising their Summer Relays which were initially scheduled for August 16th 2018. A decision
City Harriers across the various age categories continue their fine form as they progress through the Summer season trying to achieve the goals they have set themselves, or those they have developed alongside the Coaches who, voluntarily, spend their free time