Two Durham City Harriers athletes Tia Anderson and Ben Horsfield competing for Durham County Schools were delighted to hear the news over the weekend that they have been selected to compete for their County in the English Schools Track &
Durham City Harriers are already running into good form at this early part of the season and setting personal best times in their chosen events hoping they can build on those in the forthcoming weeks. A round -up of results
Tia Anderson (16) produced a superb performance at the Annual North East Counties AA Track & Field Championships in Middlesbrough at the weekend , competing in the Women’s (u/17 ) 300m Final, she won Gold recording an excellent time of
A group of City Harriers got off to a good start to their Track & Field season when they took part in this years Kieran Maxwell Memorial Open Track & Field Meeting at a rainy and blustery Middlesbrough. Having wintered
The Sherman Cup & Davison Shield held at Temple Park, South Shields, in spite of its later placing in the seasonal schedule, proved to be as hotly contested as ever which led to some fine performances from the City Harriers.
Click this link to access the final results from the primary school aged Sportshall Athletics competition held on Tuesday 15th January at Abbey Leisure Centre. The first six boys and the first six girls have been selected to represent Durham
As an alternative to Road & Cross Country Running during the Winter Season many of the Club’s Sprint and Middle Distance Groups turn their attention to Indoor Track & Field Competition to keep their speed work in tune for the
In the 113th Annual North East Counties Cross Country Championships at Wrekenton, Gateshead, the City Harriers Teams featured prominently in many of the days races. The unluckiest individual and team were in the Senior Men’s Race with the ever consistent
Young athletes from the Harriers certainly helped their school Durham Johnston do very well in the English Schools XC Cup National Final in Suffolk last month. The Junior Girls Team were tremendous as they finished in Bronze Medal position with
The 4th Harrier league meeting of 2018/19, at Aykley Heads, saw a seasons best turnout for the Club by the Senior women and Senior men with an excellent turnout of 15 and 20 athletes competing on the difficult and testing