Quakers Running Club press reports
A fairly quiet week saw one Quaker representing the country while several others came home with prizes. Michael Joyeux got to wear the England vest at the British and Irish Masters Cross Country International at Read More …
Most runners headed to the coast as the latest cross country fixture took place. The second race in the NYSD series was held over at a reasonably mud-free Whitby. In the women’s race, which also Read More …
A quiet week saw most runners heading south for the latest championship race. At the Guy Fawkes 10 mile race, starting and finishing at Ripley Castle, Dave Jones completed the very undulating route in 1:06:31 Read More …
A quiet week saw just a handful of runners out at the weekend, with most heading off-road. There was a double header of trail races over in the Lake District. On the Saturday, at the Read More …
Most runners headed just down the road at the weekend for the two main races on the calendar. The latest of the autumn marathons took place down in York, on a route out from the Read More …
While most Quakers headed just down the road, one runner took the black and white vest across the Atlantic. The biggest turnout was just down the road at Richmond for the latest league and championship Read More …
With no points on offer at the weekend, the focus turned to the start of the cross country season. The first regular fixture of the season took place over at a fairly muddy Acklam. In Read More …
While most Quakers headed to the wet and windy coast at the weekend, two runners got the chance to represent the country. At the England Masters Cross Country Inter Area Challenge held down at Bury Read More …
Most Quakers headed just down the road in search of points while the cross country season officially got underway. At the British Masters 10K track championships held up at Monkton, Michael Joyeux completed the 25 Read More …
Another busy week saw Quakers out and about at several locations over the last seven days. The latest Hardmoors event, the 60 mile took place along the coast from Guisborough down to Filey. Claire Chapman Read More …