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Wrexham Half Marathon results
Road Running
Written by Steve Lomas   

Two Harriers took part in the Wrexham Half Marathon on Sunday.  Gary Willcock, on his debut run for the Club, finished as the 2nd M50 (out of 35 M50 runners) in a recorded time of 1:26:18 and Chris Harbron had his time recorded as 1:32:33.  However, their times would have been, in reality, a few minutes quicker but for the fact that a large section of the field went the wrong way when a direction sign was maliciously altered.  There was uncertainty as to the result of the leading overall places.  Ex Harrier Martin Cortvriend finished as the 2nd M60 in a time taken as 1:30:00 exactly.

Nearly 500 runners completed the race.  The full results are here

Last Updated ( Monday, 20 February 2012 )
 
Fell Runners Wednesday nights for Summer 2012
Fell Running
Written by Julian Brown   

Below are the Wed night fell runs and races for this summer. All are welcome !!

Have a look - and ask around if you need any more info regarding locations, details of races etc !!!

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Junior Calendar of events for 2012
Track and Field
Written by Julian Brown   
Below is the calendar of events for out juniors, please copy into your calendars for 2012 !!
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Calendar of events for 2012
Track and Field
Written by Julian Brown   
Below is the calendar of track and field, XC - and club events for 2012 !!
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Llandudno 10K results
Road Running
Written by Steve Lomas   
Harriers' Martin Platt and Tim Stock competed in Sunday's Nick Beer Llandudno 10K Road Race.  The course ascends up and over the Great Orme.  Nearly 700 runners completed the event.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 12 February 2012 )
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Club Cross Discipline Challenge / Senior club championship races calendar 2012
Road Running
Written by Julian Brown   

'Your club is unusual in the breadth of disciplines in which it competes. But how many of us stick to what we know, and run only on the road / fell / track? Of course, we’re members of the club because we enjoy doing what we do, and there’s nothing wrong with that. But how many of us are content to always run the same route? How many of us who run mainly on the road enjoy an off-road route in the hills in the summer, or appreciate a track session or a flatter road route once in a while?

I suspect the answer is that most of us enjoy some variety in our running and would appreciate sometimes having a go at something different. However, for many of you, there is a barrier to trying the road / fell / track / cross country (delete as applicable), either because you don’t know people or because you feel you need to be of a particular standard before you enter a race. The answer is that it shouldn’t be that difficult in a club such as Macclesfield. But it is.

To encourage us all to try something new, and to encourage those who have not done so before to try entering a race, the club is for the first time in 2012 holding a cross discipline challenge.

To complete the challenge, and receive your complimentary T-shirt, all you need to do is turn out (and run, or perhaps even jump or throw) at two road races, two fell races, two cross country races and two track and field meets during the year. The available events are any of those in the 2012 road, fell and track and field club championships and the 2012-13 cross country championship. The emphasis though is not on competition (the various club championships provide for this), but on participation - the challenge will not be scored and there will be no cross discipline champion. The only other thing you will need to do to complete the challenge is to support the club once during the year at an event we organise, for example by marshalling or assisting with catering. Many of you probably do this already, but any extra help is always appreciated.

A calendar of club races is below. In all disciplines you can choose between local low-key local events which welcome new-comers, or if you prefer them, big championship races. There should be something for everyone and if you find you don’t like what you try, then all you will have lost is the entry fee. I will be aiming to complete the challenge and look forward to meeting more of you during the course of the year.'

Chris Bentley 

Below are the races in the calendar, some are pre-entry and will fill up sharpish, so get your planning done and entries in now !!

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 14 February 2012 )
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Club Roles and Development
General News
Written by Julian Brown   

Below is Bob's article for the next edition of 'Go', our newsletter.

Please read it, and if you think you can help, in any way, please get in touch with Bob, and attend the AGM if you can. (Thurs 22nd March at 8:15 in the clubhouse).

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 07 February 2012 )
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Alsager 5 Mile Road Race results
Road Running
Written by Steve Lomas   

Sunday’s  Alsager 5 was the first Club Championship road race of the year and it included some very good performances by the Harriers’ who took part in what is virtually a national 5 mile road race championship event.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 05 February 2012 )
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Fell Runners Wednesday Nights
Fell Running
Written by Julian Brown   

Details of the venues for the next few Wednesday night runs are below. All welcome, and ask around if you don't know where a venue is. Bring off road shoes and a suitable torch !!

 

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Four Villages Half Marathon Results
Road Running
Written by Steve Lomas   

Several Harriers’ took part in Sunday’s Four Villages Half Marathon.  The event is based at Helsby in West Cheshire and the course begins in the village before travelling along mainly quiet roads and taking in the villages of Dunham on the Hill, Mouldsworth and Manley before heading back to Helsby for the finish.  It is mainly flat but has a few undulations.  Over 1600 runners completed the distance.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 22 January 2012 )
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