September Picture Quiz
PICTURE QUIZ – SEPTEMBER PICTURE QUIZ
Morpeth Harriers pictured prior to a Morpeth to Newcastle Road Race.
Please name the Year?
AUGUST PICTURE QUIZ
Many thanks to those who correctly identified the runner in the lead in the picture,
it was of course David Bedford.
Congratulations to Keith Weightman, Doug Cockburn & Kevin Bray,
who all correctly identified,
and many thanks to Doug and Kevin,
who also identified the NECAA runner as John Caine.
Morpeth Harriers pictured prior to a Morpeth to Newcastle Road Race.
Please name the Year?
AUGUST PICTURE QUIZ
Many thanks to those who correctly identified the runner in the lead in the picture,
it was of course David Bedford.
Congratulations to Keith Weightman, Doug Cockburn & Kevin Bray,
who all correctly identified,
and many thanks to Doug and Kevin,
who also identified the NECAA runner as John Caine.
Many years ago the club used to publish a newsletter every month called `Runaround`
Click the Read more button above to read what our members were up to in July 2001.
Click the Read more button above to read what our members were up to in July 2001.
Many years ago the club used to publish a newsletter every month called `Runaround`
Click the Read more button above to read the June 1997 edition.
Click the Read more button above to read the June 1997 edition.
Many years ago the club used to publish a newsletter every month called `Runaround`
Click the Read more button above to read the April 2001 edition.
Click the Read more button above to read the April 2001 edition.
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Whilst we are all stuck at home at the moment,
a opportunity to look back through the Morpeth Harriers archives.
We are going back to April 2015.
a opportunity to look back through the Morpeth Harriers archives.
We are going back to April 2015.
Saturday 11th April 2015 was very much a “Grand National” day for the Morpeth Harriers
Senior Men’s Road and Cross Country squad, when for the first time in the clubs
history they superbly won the much coveted England Road Running Association
National 12 Stage Road Relay title, at Sutton Park, in Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham.
For over twenty years the club have had progressive medal interests in the competition,
having won Bronze on no less than four occasions, the first of these being in 1995,
and Silver on two occasions, the most recent being last year, when they
narrowly lost out to fellow Northerners Leeds City, who have been four times winners.
The fact of missing out on so many occasions has clearly irked Morpeth Harriers,
and none more so than their stalwart Club President Jim Alder, who was also present at a
sunny and windy Sutton Park on Saturday, to witness and share in his clubs joyous triumph.
Here in pictures is how the day unfolded.
Senior Men’s Road and Cross Country squad, when for the first time in the clubs
history they superbly won the much coveted England Road Running Association
National 12 Stage Road Relay title, at Sutton Park, in Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham.
For over twenty years the club have had progressive medal interests in the competition,
having won Bronze on no less than four occasions, the first of these being in 1995,
and Silver on two occasions, the most recent being last year, when they
narrowly lost out to fellow Northerners Leeds City, who have been four times winners.
The fact of missing out on so many occasions has clearly irked Morpeth Harriers,
and none more so than their stalwart Club President Jim Alder, who was also present at a
sunny and windy Sutton Park on Saturday, to witness and share in his clubs joyous triumph.
Here in pictures is how the day unfolded.
