Monthly Archives: July 2013
JAMIE BOWIE BREAKS CLUB RECORD
Jamie Bowie set a new personnel best and new club record of 46.31 seconds to win his heat at the Great Britain World Championship Trials on friday the 12th July to put him through to the semi finals on the
Harriers Open Graded Meeting
Well done to all harriers competing at the Open Graded Meeting on Sunday on our home track. There was a host of great performances, PBs and wins by athletes from all age groups. Great work guys! Full results can be found
INVERNESS HARRIERS HOST THROWERS CARNIVAL
———-INVERNESS HARRIERS OPEN THROWS CARNIVAL——– Inverness Harries is holding a throws event on Friday the 19th July 2013 from 6pm to 9pm for U13s up to senior age groups male and female its open to all clubs who wish to
HARRY AND NEVILLE AT AUSTRALIANS OPEN MEETING
Harry Lakeland Club Coach and former Inverness Harriers Club President with Neville Stillitoe whos been taking Australian athletes over to Scotland for the last 30 years at yesterdays Harriers Open Meeting talking about old times and enjoying the great weather
100th parkrun
The hundredth Inverness parkrun will take place on 27 July, and the organising team is hoping to get at least 100 runners along to mark the occasion. (Current record is 86). Many Harriers are already regular or occasional parkrunners, and
UPDATE – This Sundays IHAAC Open Meeting 7th July 2013
IMPORTANT UPDATE – START TIME 11am Some event times have altered since the original Timetable was produced – the link below has the final timetable for Sundays meeting Queens Park Inverness will be the stage for the IHAAC Open
Gothenburg Performances – Medal Winners
The medal winners from Gothenburg are Anna Nelson 300m hurdles 44.02 pb, Alexander Nicholson 6.27 pb, George Evans shot bronze 15.60, Andrew Macfarlane pole vault bronze 2.50 = pb. Fridays PBs RHIANNAN MACKINTOSH 80 M HURDLES 13.79 MAYA STEWART-RIZZA 80M
A Weekend of Winners
There was some great action over the weekend from the Gold and Maroon athletes as some travelled to Sweden for the Youth Games track and field meet, Dean Cunningham and Grant Hassan made the even more difficult journey to Peterhead