Hip hip hooray for crazy May (so far…)!
There’s been so much going on over the past couple of weeks it seemed remiss not to mention some of the many green and gold achievements:
There’s been so much going on over the past couple of weeks it seemed remiss not to mention some of the many green and gold achievements:
We’d like to convey our huge thanks to all of the competitors for braving the elements on Wednesday evening. You gave us some wonderful entertainment and excitement.
We’d also again like to publicly thank our wonderful event organisers, officials and marshals for their fantastic efforts and enthusiasm – we’ve had some amazing feedback from many of the clubs who raced. You truly are a credit to the club and the sport.
Finally a huge thank you to Dave Daniels for burning the midnight oil to provide us with the results and amends.
Here are your final results from Wednesday evening;
Our full race report will follow in due course.
Firstly a huge thank you from us all at Wallsend Harriers for braving the conditions last night and giving us another evening of top class entertainment.
We’d also like to publicly thank our wonderful event organisers, officials and marshals for their fantastic efforts and enthusiasm – we hope you’ve dried off and warmed up by now!!
Finally a huge thank you to Dave Daniels for the speedy results.
Here are the provisional results from last night;
Full results and report will follow in due course.
This was the 8th Terry O’Gara Memorial 5k in honour of the great man, our former chairman and all round legend. It is always such a privilege to have his son Steve join us for this special occasion, to start the race and hand out the prizes in his own, inimitable style (always a highlight) and to see Terry’s grandchildren Shay and Isla run the junior race. He would be so proud of them.
This year we had a record 201 finishers, beating 182 from 2018. The weather was perfect and 28% of our runners got a new 5k pb! It is a cracking, fast course so please do recommend it to friends and fellow runners for next year.
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