PB Friday for the Harriers at the Folkestone 10!
The Folkstone 10 mile run led to PB Friday for the Canterbury Harriers, despite a strong head-wind. Peter Hogben came second with a PB of 56:07. Also in the top…
The Folkstone 10 mile run led to PB Friday for the Canterbury Harriers, despite a strong head-wind. Peter Hogben came second with a PB of 56:07. Also in the top…
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Several Harriers were in action at the weekend in a selection of Half Marathon races across the South of England.
After 6 of the 7 Kent Fitness League races Harries ladies team have a commanding lead in the league which means that they cannot now be caught in the female team standings. Many congratulations to them for winning the league once again!
The Harriers got off to a flying start in 2014 with a record 43 members taking part in the fifth event of the seven race Kent Fitness League Cross Country competition at Minnis Bay on Sunday.
Members should note that there will be no club training evenings on Tuesday 24th December,Thursday 26th December and Tuesday 31st December.
Following the relatively benign ground conditions for the first race at Sevenoaks we were treated to slightly tougher conditions for the second race at Swanley Park. Oxleas Woods looks as if it will be the most interesting and challenging yet with the 5.5 mile circuit providing a healthy mixture of uphills and downhills with some quality mud and a few fallen trees to negotiate for good measure.
Peter Hogben recorded his third 10K race victory of the year, and his second in consecutive weeks, in an outstanding PB run in the Faversham 10K on Sunday
It was with great sadness that we learned of the death of Russell Williams on Saturday after a short illness. Russell was a longstanding and respected member of the Harriers, a stalwart of our cross country and relay teams and one who always willing to give of his time in helping out at club events and at the local park run.