Check out the newest twitter addition to our website thanks to Statto Stace's progamming prowess! (just to the right of your screen for those not as observant!)
.....And one of the latest tweets is from British Olympic hopeful Louise Hazel about our very own Danielle Hodgkinson! Go Dan!!
Tweet away Wallsend Harriers :-)
Following the exciting announcement of the reintroduction of the Summer Road Race Grand Prix you know what you need to do...get your trainers on and get your racing legs ready!! So to help you...what's on at the club this week?
Tuesday: Club training 6.30pm start at the college - whether you are running with Julie's, Kev's or Steve's group it doesn't matter as long as you go go go and give it your all!
Thursday: Club training 6.30pm start at the college
Friday: Track session Churchill playing fields 6.15pm start - all welcome and this will REALLY help you notch up those great finishes in the Summer Road Race Grand Prix races.
Have a great week green and gold gods and goddesses!!
Young Jack Armstrong goes from strength to strength and yesterday he stepped up another level at the Newcastle Parkrun. Running with his Dad Graeme, the 13 year old set off to try to break his course PB of 21.06 but as ever at the Town Moor conditions were blustery to say the least! However he whizzed around the course to finish in a superb 50th place out of 324 finishers in.....20.37!!! That's about 6.37 miling, not bad for a little whipper-snapper! Surely the next target is the magical 20 minute barrier which I'm sure he is capable of achieving soon.Well done Jack!
Stacey Rogers continued her fine form with a victory at the Middlesborough 5K. After winning the Terry O'Gara Memorial 5k, getting the second fastest time at the Gordon Smith Relays and coming second at last week's Sunderland 10K, Rogers wanted another test before she competes the Great Manchester 10K next weekend. In 'gusting gales' she was neck and neck with the host club's Carolyn Summersgill until the last kilometre where she powered away to win in a PB of 17.56, beating her previous best by 16 seconds. Anyone else in action this weekend in either the Childrens Cancer Run or the Ashington Tri (Becki!) - let us know how you got on and add your results into the comments section of this article! Spread the news and share the joy! :-)
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Regards
Your committee
Lee Morgan writes;
Harrier
League Prudhoe
After a long hard season, the final race of the Harrier League series finally took
part on Saturday at Prudhoe. On a glorious day, there was good feeling all round as both our men’s and ladies teams had secured 1st Division status before Saturday's race. However, we still had to field teams and those runners still had to conquer that dreaded hill!
Well as we all wait patiently to hear the news of the arrival of a new Wallsend Harrier this week (have another curry Emily!) we can look forward to the following:
Tuesday: Club Night - meet at Tyne Met College 6.00pm for 6.30pm start
Thursday: Club night - meet at Tyne Met College 6.00pm for 6.30pm start. (Committee meeting - all on committee to meet in college canteen for 6.30pm)
Friday: Track session - meet from 6.15pm for a 6.30pm start at Churchill Playing Fields. All groups.
Saturday: NEHL Alnwick - come on team Wallsend...we need all the troops out with Bobble Hats, cakes and hearts of lions! For full directions
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Tuesday: Club Night - Winter Grand Prix - final race of the series...who will be the champion? Race starts 6.45pm from the car park opposite the Village or meet at the college at 6.25pm to run down.
Thursday: Club night - meet at Tyne Met College 6.00pm for 6.30pm start
Friday: Track session - meet from 6.15pm for a 6.30pm start at Churchill Playing Fields. All groups.