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- Harrier Women Retain Lead after Knole Park
The club’s women’s team have retained their lead after the third Kent Fitness League race at a frosty Knole Park where they finished second behind Paddock Wood. Emily Collins secured an excellent third place and that means she has now gone past Faye Roberts in the table of runners with the best scoring percentage. Faye maintained a 100% scoring record… Read more: Harrier Women Retain Lead after Knole Park - Peter Hogben Wins at Oxleas Wood
Congratulations to Peter Hogben who headed a 545-strong field at Oxleas Wood in the second Kent Fitness League race of 2023-24. This was Peter’s fifth race win in the league. Simon Jones (the club’s first V40 scorer) also finished in the top ten and the club finished seventh in the men’s team result. The other male scorers were Peter Whall,… Read more: Peter Hogben Wins at Oxleas Wood - Harrier Women Start Defence of Title with Win at Swanley
The Kent Fitness League started its 2023-24 season at Swanley Park on 12th November with the Canterbury Harriers Women’s Team taking victory and making an excellent start to their title defence. A record-equalling 49 Harriers took part, matching the number at Minnis Bay in January 2020, and that helped take the Harriers to third place in the combined team event… Read more: Harrier Women Start Defence of Title with Win at Swanley - Harriers Win Women’s KFL Team Title
Congratulations to the Canterbury Harriers women’s team who came second to Petts Wood runners in the final Kent Fitness League fixture at Allhallows on 12th February and in doing so took the league’s female team title just ahead of Sevenoaks AC. Emily Collins came second in the women’s race, her best result of the season, and was narrowly edged out… Read more: Harriers Win Women’s KFL Team Title - Women’s Team Championship in Balance after Blean Woods
Canterbury Harriers hosted the sixth race in the 2022-23 Kent Fitness League at Blean Woods on 5th February. Unfortunately the women could not repeat their victories at Minnis Bay and Betteshanger Park, coming third behind Petts Wood Runners and Sevenoaks AC. The scoring runners were Emily Collins (our leading female runner in all six races so far), Joanne Norrington (V35),… Read more: Women’s Team Championship in Balance after Blean Woods
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Thanet 5 mile
2023-12-03 Well done to Richard Hudson who ran the shorter of the two Thanet races.
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Thanet 10
2023-12-03 Well done to the three Harriers who did Thanet's longstanding December 10 miler with both James Brooke and Alex Horsley finishing in [...]
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Kent WV65 Cross Country Championships
2023-12-02 Good race by Liz Batty to gain the Silver medal in the Ladies V65+ category. Well done!
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Kent MV70 Cross Country Championships
2023-12-02 Well done to our two veteran seventy members who took part in this event and gave a very good account of themselves.
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Kent MV60 Cross Country Championships
2023-12-02 Well done to the four Harriers who turned out for the club in this event and gave a good account of themselves.
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Margate parkrun
2023-12-02 There were 3 Harriers at the Margate parkrun on 2nd December. First Harrier, and third female in the race, was Emily Parris, who [...]
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Walmer and Deal Seafront parkrun
2023-12-02 There was a sole Harrier, Dave Waite, at the Walmer and Deal Seafront parkrun on 2nd December. This was the 103rd [...]
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Folkestone parkrun
2023-12-02 There were 3 Harriers at the Folkestone parkrun on 2nd December. First Harrier was Henry Cox, who was also first SM25-29, while [...]
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Gadebridge parkrun
2023-12-02 There were two Harriers, Shirley Pullen and Karen Hoult, at the Gadebridge parkrun on 2nd December. This [...]
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Whitstable parkrun
2023-12-02 There were 12 Harriers at the Whitstable parkrun on 2nd December. First Harrier was Paul Thompson, who was also first VM45-49, while [...]
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Canterbury parkrun
2023-12-02 There were 4 Harriers at the Canterbury parkrun on 2nd December. First overall in the race was Simon Jones, while leading woman [...]
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Florence Marathon
2023-11-26 A great run by Alastair Borthwick, setting a new PB as a Canterbury Harrier, in the birthplace of the renaissance.