Hi all, apologies, but we've had notification that the final fixture has had to be cancelled. Due to the condition of the start-finish field and some of the parking area (see attached images and film) the landowners have emailed Ralph at Blyth RC to cancel (email text below).
Hi Ralph
After looking at the fields this morning and looking at forecast for this week I think conditions will stay the same and it would be a sensible decision to cancel the event due to unsafe conditions of field and lack of safe parking space.
Kind Regards
We've tried to quickly re-arrange the fixture and move to Thornley but John (landowner) has sheep on the land now.
Again, sincere apologies. We'll be in touch with clubs regarding the awards presentations and AGM in due course.
UNDER the backdrop of the imposing Alnwick Castle around
1,000 competitors converged to take their chance in the penultimate fixture of
the Start Fitness North East Harrier League.
An excellent course laid out by
Alnwick Harriers’ Seve Studley and his team was to prove a real test of
cross-country running though what muddy sections there were was nothing to
compare to last weekend’s English National Championships at Parliament Hill.
The weather stayed dry throughout the day and the cool breeze was soon forgotten
once athletes were called up to the start while the coffee outlet was kept busy
throughout the day.
SENIOR MEN
LOUIS HEAD, having his first harrier league outing since
Lambton back in 2022, took full advantage of the generous handicap of 2:30 and
5:00 over the medium and fast pack to storm home by over a minute.
The Heaton
athlete led throughout cutting a lonely trail over the three testing circuits
of Alnwick Pastures as fellow slow pack runners Andrew Morgan (Newcastle
University) and one of the region’s leading Masters athletes, Darlington’s John
Clifford, kept their second and third places respectively throughout the
contest as the chasing packs tried to haul the trio in.
Morpeth’s Tom Balsdon
came closest finishing in fourth place from the medium’s while Jarlath McKenna
(Tyne Bridge) was quickest from the fast pack working his way through to sixth
position after a battle with Birtley’s Adrian Bailes throughout the contest,
one place and 13 seconds separating the pair at the line. Third quickest on the
course was Bailes’ Birtley team-mate Lewis McConnell.
Morpeth came out on top
in the Division One team race with 49 points followed by Tyne Bridge (96) and
Gateshead (165). With just the re-arranged fixture to come at Druridge Bay,
Durham City head the table with 12 points with Morpeth one point adrift on 13.
No doubt team managers will be rallying the troops for Sunday, March 23! There
were 391 finishers.
SENIOR WOMEN
THE first two across the line warmed up nicely for this
coming weekend’s Inter-Counties XC Championships with eye-catching
performances, victory going to 2002 Commonwealth Games 800 metres finalist,
Charlotte Penfold who spreadeagled the huge field from her 2:20 and 5:00 start
over the medium and fast packs respectively. Penfold led throughout the race
but Durham City’s Lucy Storey, running from the mediums, worked her way through
into second place at the completion of
the first lap where she remained until the line.
However, Storey was rewarded
with quickest overall time of the day (26:26) with Penfold second quickest with
27:04. Ciara Sinclair (Jesmond Joggers), also from the medium pack, crossed the
line in third place while third quickest overall and running from the fast pack
was Ellen Downs (Tyne Bridge) finishing in seventh place in actual time of
28:13.
Tyne Bridge came out on top of Division One with 39 points followed by
Jesmond Joggers on 59pts with Sunderland in third place with 60pts. In a tight
overall league, Sunderland lead with 11pts, Jesmond are on 13 and Morpeth on
15. There were 351 finishers.
UNDER-17 MEN
IN A sprint finish Durham City’s Aidan Richardson got the
verdict by just one second over Morpeth’s Ben Moll while next across the line
was Alnwick’s Liam McDonough, who ran from a handicap of 2:05, finished with
the quickest time of the day of 14:15. Second quickest was Harry Armstrong
(Morpeth) in 14:38 with Morpeth team-mate Oliver Tomlinson next best with
14:53.
Morpeth were clear winners of the team section with 14pts; Low Fell
finished second on 34pts and Sunderland third with 46pts. Despite not closing
in a team Durham City still lead the way with 10 points followed by Sunderland
and Tyne Bridge on 11. There were 24 finishers.
UNDER-17 WOMEN
TYNEDALE’S Hannah Cutler, the only medium pack runner on the
start line, weaved her way through her slow pack rivals to claim first place
with the second fastest overall time of the day. Host club’s Xara Purvis
crossed the line in second position with Jarrow and Hebburn’s Emily Booth
completing the one-two-three and being rewarded with the quickest time overall.
Third best was Tynedale’s Esme Pugh who followed Booth home in fifth place.
Only one team closed-in the three-to-score with Naimah Michla leading Tyne
Bridge home from sixth-place. There were 15 finishers.
UNDER-15 BOYS
ALL three medallists took advantage of the 1:40 start with
victory going to Blaydon’s Aaron Jobson who had a nine-seconds cushion over
Jacob Wood of Tyne Bridge with Low Fell’s Daniel Davison in third place a
further 10 seconds adrift. North Shields Poly’s James Sturman, running from the
fast pack, postest the fastest time in finishing fourth. Durham City’s Joe
Shields next quickest overall crossing the line in 10th place with
Blyth’s George Bryce next best.
All three will be at Wollaton Park, Nottingham
representing the NE Counties at the Inter-Counties XC Championships. Blaydon
won the team section with 25 points; North Shields Poly were second with 29pts
and Elswick third with 48pts. Overall Elswick lead the way with nine points.
There were 33 finishers.
UNDER-15 GIRLS
THE host club’s Emilia Waugh finished a good minute clear of
her rivals thanks to a 1:40 start over her fast pack rivals and claim the third
quickest overall time of the day (14:28). Second and third girls across the
line were fast pack pair Kathryn Pye and Holly Robison of Houghton, Kathryn
posting 13:59 against Holly’s 14:15.
Alnwick came out on top in the team stakes
with 14 points followed by Houghton on 26pts with Heaton next on 62pts. Going
into the final fixture in two weeks’ time, Houghton lead the table on eight
points.
There were 29 finishers.
UNDER-13 BOYS
FINLAY Waugh was the host club’s second success of the day
with the Alnwick athlete breaking the tape 36 seconds clear of fast pack pair
Henry Englehart (Durham City) and Elswick’s Jack Galvin, the second and third
giving the winner 1:40 advantage. Third quickest on the course was Low Fell’s
William McClean who worked his way through to ninth place.
Gosforth came out on top in the team section
with 35 points led home by fourth-placed Jack McManus; Elswick finished second
on 38pts and North Shields Poly were third with 45pts. Going into the final
fixture Gosforth look safe to take the overall trophy. There were 43 finishers.
UNDER-13 GIRLS
VICTORY went to Houghton’s Chloe Brown who took advantage of
a 1:20 start over her fast pack rivals, breaking the tape 20 seconds clear of
Birtley’s Izzy Hall with Elswick’s Ayla Blight claiming the bronze award a
further 11 seconds adrift, both of whom running from the fast pack. Third
quickest on the course was Morpeth’s Heidi Wilkinson in sixth place, with
Heidi, Izzy and Ayla members of the NE team for the Inter-Counties XC
Championships next weekend.
Elswick won the team contest with 17 points
followed by Morpeth with 29pts then Chester-le-Street with 40pts. Elswick’s win
is the third time this season, they were second on the other occasion, so look
safe to lift the trophy at Druridge Bay. There were 35 finishers.
UNDER-11 BOYS
THE judges had to be on their toes as the first four home
finished within two seconds of each other. The verdict went to Jarrow and
Hebburn’s Jacob Hopper in first place in 3:44, second was North Shields Poly’s
Billy Scrambler in 3:45 and third was Houghton’s Elliott Gorton in 3:46 with
fourth-placed Alex Coulson (North Shields Poly), also recording 3:46.
Once
again another excellent turnout despite the school holidays with 70 competitors
giving the “Try Cross-Country” a go.
UNDER-11 GIRLS
AS SHE has done all season North Shields Poly’s Ada Penfold
was first across the line winning this shortened course in 3:27. Gosforth’s
Ruby Colins claimed second place in 3:46 with Ada’s Poly team-mate, Elodie
Soward, next home in 3:59. In fact the Poly also had the fourth and fifth
finishers in Ellie Nelson (4:04) and Emily Mann (4:08). There were 59
finishers.
**ONCE again a huge thanks go to Start Fitness for their
continued support; to Alnwick Harriers’ Steve Studley who managed to round up
an excellent team of marshalls who performed car park duties to setting out and
dismantling the course; to the NE Counties technical officials and to the first
aid team without their involvement the harrier league would never function. See
you all at Druridge Bay with celebration coffee, tea and cake!
Good luck to the North Eastern Counties squads heading for Wollaton Park, Nottingham on Saturday for the Inter-Counties Cross-Country Championships.
The NE is sending full squads for the 10-race programme and there is hope of returning home with a number of medals despite the withdrawal of a number of the original squads especially in the senior men. Despite that, team managers Lynn Cooper and Stewy Bell are backing those named in the teams below to do well.
UNDER-13 GIRLS
Poppie Phillipson and Izzy Hall (both Birtley), Ayala Blight (Elswick), Sasha Patterson (Darlington), Evie Kleiser (Durham City), Heidi Wilkinson (Morpeth), Iris Brown (New Marske) and Alice Scrambler (North Shields Poly)
UNDER-15 GIRLS
Gabrielle Pinder (New Marske), Holly Robison and Kathryn Pye (both Houghton), Olivia Murphy (Birtley), Matilda Owen and Charlotte Owen (both Darlington) and Emma Blackburn and Emily Collingwood (both Gateshead)
UNDER-17 WOMEN
Zara Jones (Darlington), Hattie Stead (Blackhill), Isabella Oldfield (Alnwick), Grace Carter (Durham City), Anna Johnson and Darcy Tullis (both NSP), Millie Moat (Gosforth) and Lucy Buckle (Chester-le-Street)
UNDER-20 WOMEN
Charlotte Dillon (Houghton), Imogen Bungay (Elswick), Alice Bell and Iona Johnstone (both Gateshead), Ellie Fellows (Blaydon), Emma Ashman (Gosforth), Tabitha Robson (Morpeth) and Amelie Sillence (NSP)
SENIOR WOMEN
Holly Lawrence (Morpeth), Jennifer Berry (Wallsend), Lydia Turner (Birtley), Charlotte Penfold (NSP), Lucy Storey (Durham City), Anna Pigford (Houghton), Alex Sneddon (Jarrow and Hebburn), Grace Carroll (Sunderland) and Amy Fuller (Kenilworth)
UNDER-13 BOYS
Noah Penfold, Peter Davies and Edward Watson (all NSP), Ollie Curran (Darlington), Mason Gaylor (Morpeth), Hayden Husband (Allerton), Marty Richardson (Darlington) and Henry Engelhart (Durham City)
UNDER-15 BOYS
James Sturman (NSP), Kirsten-Lyle Sridhar (Darlington), Kasper Pearson), Wallsend), Alexander Smith (Heaton), Arthur Darling (Tynedale), Noah Williamson (NE Project), Joe Shields (Durham City) and George Bryce (Blyth)
UNDER-17 MEN
Zander Gribbon (New Marske), Liam McDonogh (Alnwick), Jacob Brown (Middlesbrough), Dawit Asmelash (TS), Daniel Watson (NSP), Alfie Cook (Gateshead), Arthur Di Lullo (Tynedale) and Oliver Tomlinson (Morpeth)
UNDER-20 MEN
Joe Dixon, Bertie Marr, Elliott Kelso and Will De Vere Owen (all Morpeth), Rory Hart (Darlington), Joe Willis (Sunderland), Luke Boothby (Middlesbrough) and Callum Etheridge (Elswick)
SENIOR MEN
Calum Johnson and Matt Linsley (both Gateshead), Philip Winkler and Ellis Hetherington (both Morpeth), Cameron Allen (Houghton), Dan Garbutt (Durham City), Michael Wilson and Stephen Jackson (both Sunderland)and Max Creasey (Middlesbrough)
**Twenty-five of the region’s clubs have at least one representative so well done to all their coaches for giving their athletes the chance of taking part in what, arguably, is the strongest cross-country event on the circuit with teams from all the English counties, together with Scottish, Welsh and Northern Ireland area teams taking their chance
ALNWICK PASTURES START FITNESS NORTH EASTERN HARRIER LEAGUE, 01/03/2025.
Big thanks to Steve Studley and all at Alnwick Harriers for hosting the next fixture at Alnwick Pastures. Steve will be posting final parking arrangements this week.
Alnwick pastures is located at what3words graphics.handover.warbler . Take the B1340 turn off from the A1 to the north of Alnwick and follow the road back towards Alnwick. There is no parking on site.
NEHL Alnwick Pastures - Parking
All competitor parking is at the Alnwick Gardens car park, what3words
Car park open to competitors from 09:00, card payment only.
As per John’s previous post no dogs please as there will be sheep in and around the event fields.
Weather looking good, have a good run all.
Tent drop off
Please DO come in to the pedestrian entrance with your car. There is a one way loop through there for cars and you can drop off closer to where they need to be. It is critical that people do not stop their car on the main road as this causes tailbacks in both directions and we have had issues with ambulances trying to get to the hospital that have been held up.
You can drop off, just come in to the pastures and listen or look at what a marshal is indicating for you to do.
Find below map of the course, along with site for tents and toilets. NO DOGS ON SITE.
The timetable is as usual:
12.00 Under 11 Boys 12.10 Under 11 Girls 12.20 Under 17 men 12.25 Under 17 women 12.40 Under 15 Boys 12.45 Under 15 Girls 12:55 Under 13 boys 13:00 Under 13 girls 13.20 Under 20, Senior & veteran women 13:50 Under 20, Senior & veteran Men
Race HQ info, Guests, M65 transfers and Under 11s
Under 11s - must be aged at least 9 on the day.
If you're M65 and wish to run the two lap race you need to inform us in Race HQ.
The cut off for late entries is 15 mins before each race starts. If you arrive after that you won't be added.
Cost of late or guest entry is £10 - keep your number for the whole season.
NEWCASTLE outfit Elswick Harriers pulled out all the stops
to claim a rare but a dramatic double when South Shields Harriers hosted the
Sherman Cup and Davison Shield at Temple Park, a venue traditionally used for the
popular competition for a number of years.
The West End outfit have only
featured once among the leading clubs in the Sherman in the past 10 years – for
athletes of all ages – when they finished in second place behind Morpeth
Harriers in the season 2021/22 though the female section has been knocking at
the door in recent times having been third in 1922, second in 1923 and third
last year. Despite not having a team winner over the 11 races it was Elswick’s
overall performances throughout the day that brought home both trophies.
SENIOR MEN
THE final event on the programme saw the closest finish of
the day as track specialist Matt Linsley crossed the line just one second clear
of long-time leader Adrian Bailes (Birtley). Bailes and Birtley team-mate Lewis
McConnell ran shoulder-to-shoulder at the completion of the first of three
testing circuits with Linsley and fellow Gateshead athlete Lewis Liddle 15
metres or so behind.
On the second lap Bailes extended his advantage as Linsley
moved ahead of McConnell, however, it was all to change on the final circuit as
Linsley gradually reeled in the blue-vested Bailes and eventually ease to the
front with around 150 metres to go and come home to win by six metres with
Liddle crossing the line in third place 24 seconds adrift of Bailes.
Sunderland’s
Joe Willis was first under-20 to finish crossing the line in ninth place. Gateshead
won the team race with nine points with fifth-placed Dan Alexander backing up
Lindsey and Liddle, Birtley finished second on 19 points and Durham City third
with 47 pipping Sunderland on countback. 282 finishers.
SENIOR WOMEN
WHILE the senior men’s race was a close affair that cannot
be said for the senior women’s two-lap contest. Last year’s defending champion,
Morpeth’s Catriona MacDonald, set out her stall from the gun and quickly opened
up daylight over the rest of the field and by the completion of the first lap
was around 100 metres ahead of team-mate Lizzie Rank with Sunderland’s Grace
Carroll and Elswick’s Justina Heslop a few metres further adrift.
MacDonald continued to cut out a lone furrow
on the final circuit to cross the line nearly a minute clear of Heslop, the
former English National under-17 champion, as Rank clamed third place ahead
Carroll with Blaydon’s Ellie Fellows the first under-20 home in fifth place.
Morpeth won the team section with nine points as sixth-placed Robyn Bennett
backed up MacDonald and Rank, Sunderland finished second with 31 points and
Blaydon were third with 49 points. 238 finishers.
UNDER-17 MEN
IT WAS a Tynedale one-two as Arthur Di Lullo beat off
team-mate Joe Elstob by 17 seconds with Blaydon’s Jamie Lonergan completing the
podium places a similar distance back in third spot. Sunderland, led home by
sixth-placed William Young, won the team race with 33 points the same as
Morpeth with Elswick third on 49 points. 27 finishers.
UNDER-17 WOMEN
NORTH Shields Poly’s Anna Johnson led throughout to come
home nearly a minute clear of Alnwick’s Emma Hobdon who had an equally huge gap
over third-placed Elise Bell of Gosforth. No teams closed-in. 17 finishers.
UNDER-15 BOYS
IN-FORM North Shields Poly athlete James Sturman continued
in that vein to come home 17 seconds clear of Blyth’s George Bryce with
Wallsend’s Joseph Duthie-Brown claiming the bronze award. Sturman led the Poly
to team success with 28 points, Elswick were second on 33 and Low Fell third
with 70. 37 finishers.
UNDER-15 GIRLS
MORPETH’S Faye Heatley claimed victory by nine seconds with Prudhoe
Plodders’ supporters celebrating loudly as their athletes crossed the line in
second and third place. Phoebe Mulligan claimed the silver award four seconds
ahead of team-mate Martha Thomas. Gosforth, won the team section with 39
points, Elswick finished second with 42 and Heaton were third with 59. 29
finishers.
UNDER-13 BOYS
MASON GAYLOR (Morpeth) claimed victory by 20 seconds over
North Shields Poly’s Peter Davies with Tynedale’s Lloyd Vincent a further nine
seconds back in third place. Davies led the Poly to team victory with 20
points, Heaton finished runners-up on 23 with Gosforth third on 35.
UNDER-13 GIRLS
BIRTLEY’S Poppie Phillipson continued her excellent run of
form to claim another superb victory, crossing the line 36 seconds clear of
Durham City’s Evie Kleiser with Birtley all-rounder Izzy Hall completing the
one-two-three. Kleiser led Durham City to team success with 31 points, Elswick
finished just three points behind for second place with North Shields Poly
third on 42 points. 52 finishers.
UNDER-11 BOYS
A SHORTENED course saw Sunderland’s Oscar Paxton claim
victory by two seconds over Tynedale’s Teddy Shephard with Gateshead’s Louis
Gibson third a further second adrift. The top 20 across the line finished
within 20 seconds of the winner. 62 finishers.
UNDER-11 GIRLS
WHILE the under-11 boys contest was a close affair that
certainly wasn’t the case in the girls age group as Gosforth’s Ruby Colins
crossed the line 12 seconds ahead of Rosa Tadele (Elswick) with Robyn Bain,
also Gosforth, finishing in third place a further two seconds back. 72
finishers. Once again a huge turn out in the “Try Cross-Country” events, many
on the start line for the very first time. Well done to you all.
**THANKS go to South Shields Harriers for once again hosting
an excellent day’s sport, your marshals were the tops; the technical officials;
the first aid team and to South Tyneside Council for their continued support
and lastly Start Fitness whose backing for the NEHL is greatly appreciated.
ALL PARKING WILL BE AT EPINAY SCHOOL, NEVISON AVE NE34 8BT.
THERE WILL BE A £3 PARKING CHARGE.
We would like to remind people that Epinay School is a charity. The preferred payment is cash, but they do have contactless payment.
GATES WILL OPEN FROM 0830
ANYONE OPTING TO PARK AT TEMPLE PARK LEISURE CENTRE, THERE IS ANOTHER EVENT AT THE CENTRE WITH PAY AND DISPLAY BY THE CENTRE WHICH WILL NOT BE MARSHALLED.
FORECAST:
The weather forecast, currently, is for a high of 8 degrees centigrade with 50% chance rain, SW wind 10-15 km/hr. There were some very cold Junior athletes finishing at Wrekenton dressed with crop, tops, no gloves etc. Parents and clubs are reminded they have a duty of care to ensure young athletes are suitably dressed for conditions.
COURSE MAP:
RACE INFORMATION
As it's the Sherman Cup and Davison Shield, all races will be off scratch (NO PACKS), so be on time for your race.
Use your regular Harrier League number
Start Times
12.00 Under 11 Boys 12.10 Under 11 Girls 12.20 Under 17 men 12.25 Under 17 women 12.40 Under 15 Boys 12.45 Under 15 Girls 12:55 Under 13 boys 13:00 Under 13 girls 13.20 Under 20, Senior & veteran women 13:50 Under 20, Senior & veteran Men
Race HQ info, Guests, M65 transfers and Under 11s
Under 11s - must be aged at least 9 on the day.
If you're M65 and wish to run the two lap race you need to inform us in Race HQ.
The cut off for late entries is 15 mins before each race starts. If you arrive after that you won't be added.
Cost of late or guest entry is £10 - keep your number for the whole season.
The numbers are really slippy. Team managers - they may not be in sequence in your bag (you'll see why when you pick them up).
Additional information
Team managers - DO NOT contact the chip timing company with late entries. We (race HQ) have the entry system and the numbers.
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