Don’t forget the next of our own races in the Winter Grand Prix series is on Tuesday (6th December) at Cobalt Business Park. And it’s the Doug Bramley Cup so a lovely big trophy for the winner!
Meet at the car park opposite the Village Hotel at 6.30pm for a 6.45pm start.
Here are the results so far.
For anyone who hasn’t take part in this handicap race before more info is available here.
See you there!
If you have changed your email address at any point this year please let the club know. You may be missing out on important club emails.
A number of emails were sent out to both senior and junior club members at the end of last week. If you have not received them then we do not have the most up-to-date email address for you. If this is the case, please email the club at info@wallsendharriers.co.uk
Thank-you
Elaine
Club Secretary
Don’t forget the Christmas Party and annual presentation evening takes place on Saturday December 10th at the Killingworth Club. It is on the evening of the North Eastern Cross Country Championships at Aykley Heads. It’s always great to go out in force in the day and celebrate in style in the evening so let’s end the year on a even greater high!
The party starts at 7pm. Raffle tickets are being sold and all proceeds go back to the club. If you haven’t bought any or taken a pack to sell please ask on a club night.
The draw for the guaranteed club London Marathon places will also take place on the night. There is still time to add your name if you were rejected from the official ballot this year.
Be there or be…somewhere not as good probably.
It’s not the first time I’ve woken up on a very cold, frosty morning ahead of a big race and thought “why am I doing this?” Sometimes I wonder why I didn’t pick an indoor hobby that would not cause me pain and mean I’d stay warm. But Brampton to Carlisle is one of those races that reminds me why I love running and why I love running with Wallsend Harriers.
I imagine that most Wallsend Harriers have raced this event at some point in time but for anyone that hasn’t it was described as a fast flat course, which it was. Basically it is two laps of Newcastle Parkrun with a couple of hairpin bends thrown in for good measure.
The very first Heaton Memorial Road Race took park in 1920 to remember those who died in the Great War. Heaton, in common with many other North East clubs lost many of their young men in the conflict between 1914 -18. Out of the 120 Heaton members registered at the time – 100 served in the forces – 12 never to return.