Excellent running by Harriers at first of the Cross-Country fixtures. Enter online in advance for Street 5k race on 10 November
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(Above - u15s on the start line at the first Wessex League fixture - photo by Mark)
There was some great running by the Harriers at the past weekend’s Cross-country fixtures. (Saturday & Sunday 17th & 18th October). Harrier members of all ages from both the Monday & Tuesday night Harrier training groups that train at Millfield track, and the Tuesday night groups that train at the Yeovil Arena (Harrier members by virtue of our 20-year partnership with Yeovil Olympiads) took part.
For some, this was their first outing in the Harrier vest; for others they were clocking up 20 years plus of Harrier running! Many thanks to all team managers.
Read on for full report and an update on the Street 5k Series – need to enter in advance - no entry on the night.
Great running at Autumn Marathons whilst Harrier teams battle it out at National Relays. Street 5k re-starts 10th November – Enter online.
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Thumbs up from Christian Green as he races at the London Marathon
These past few weeks has seen some excellent individual and team performances by the Harriers competing on the road. First, we had some great running at the London Marathon by Christian & Melissa, and at the Loch Ness Marathon by Andrew, and then a week later the senior men’s & u17 men’s teams finished top 50 at the National Road Relays in Birmingham. All this augurs well for the imminent Cross-country season! Meanwhile, the finishing touches are just being made to re-launch the Street 5k Series after a gap due to Covid, with the first race this Series due to take place on Wednesday 10th November. Read on for all the details….Street 5k Flier here
The Senior Mens team after the National 6-stage Relay at Sutton Park
Baltonsborough Charity "Christmas Pudding " 5 mile road race
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Great running at Midland Road Relays & Glastonbury Levels 10k with more good performances on the track. Monday & Tuesday training sessions now start at 6.30pm.
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(Above - the smiling Mens team after their 13th place finish at the Midlands Road Relays)
Wells City Harriers have been excelling at Regional and Local competition this past few weeks with the headlines being made by the great team performances at the Midland Road Relays on Saturday 25th which saw the Senior Men (team of 6) finish 13th and the u17 men’s team (of 3) finish 15th. Both qualify for the National Road Relays.
Other Harriers were in action at the local Uphill to Wells Relay, winning their class whilst the previous weekend saw a whole squad of Harriers have good runs at the Glastonbury Levels 10k with a number of juniors performing well at the Yeovil Games, where the 20-year partnership between the Harriers and the Olympiads was celebrated. Read on also for details of Team Management for the Gwent & Wessex Cross Country Leagues and make sure you enter by the deadline!
NOTE: MONDAY & TUESDAY training sessions at Millfield will start at 6.30pm (to 7.30pm) from 4th October
(above - 20 years of team partnership celebrated!)
Jon & Chris race for England Masters Teams whilst Paul completes another Southern Fell Championships
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(above - Paul & Carol before the short fell race on Saturday morning)
Whilst a host of Harriers competed at the local Ash multi-terrain race, Jon James, Chris Walker & Paul Chadwick were in action this past weekend further away. Jon was 4th overall 1st V55 at an event that incorporated the prestigious Masters 10k Championships held at Kew Gardens, when representing the England V55 team. Chris Walker also ran in the half-marathon version for an England V45 team at Kew and finished in 83 minutes after taking the wrong turning. Paul ran in the South of England Fell Running Championships on the Isle of Wight, finishing 20th overall for 4th V60. Read on for details of all Harrier efforts and of training & competition opportunities coming up…