South Cheshire Harriers are to host the 2024 Crewe 10K on Easter Sunday March 31.
Part of the NSRRA calendar, this popular chip-timed road race is a 2-lap flat course event on the edge of Crewe town centre.
South Cheshire Harriers runners have kick-started their 2024 with a busy month of races and events.
Members competed in a muddy cross country around Reaseheath in Nantwich, with junior and senior teams taking part.
South Cheshire Harriers’ annual Easter Sunday 10km race attracted special guest Port Vale Club President, John Rudge, as well as more than 300 runners from across the region.
The race, supported by Avanti West Coast, was a sell out event with male winner Alun Dight completing the course in 31:53 and female winner Donna Sherwin in 37:06.
Twenty members of South Cheshire Harriers took to the fields of Betley Court Farm and brought home third and fourth places for the male and female teams.
In the first cross-country race of the season it saw the return of the Cheshire Cross Country Championships after outdoor sport emerges from lockdown.
South Cheshire Harriers sprinted into March with a spring in their step with strong performances at a number of events.
The wet conditions did not deter Cloud 9 participants and 13 Harriers braved the elements.
A number of South Cheshire Harriers battled through heavy rain and wind to put in fine performances in the Rhyl 10-miler.
South Cheshire Harriers runner James Nicholls shone bright in the Alsager 5 race.
He was one of 91 from the Harriers club to take part in one of the most prestigious road races in the years’ calendar.
By Jonathan White
The annual ‘South Cheshire 20’ road race helped competitors prepare for the autumn and winter season.
The 20 mile race was held yesterday (September 1) with the start and finish at Shavington Sports Centre.
A Nantwich man will be running the London Marathon to help raise money for “One Brick at a Time” project.
Martin Packham, a member of running club South Cheshire Harriers, will be tackling the world’s most famous road race in April.
Two Nantwich villages are to benefit from new life-saving defibrillators. Willaston Primary School is receiving one of the defibrillators thanks to a donation from South Cheshire Harriers.
A housing worker is to run nine miles from Crewe to Nantwich in 90 minutes for charity. Martin Packham, who works for Wulvern Housing, is planning to run from head office on Electra Way in Crewe to Mill House in Nantwich.
Hardy runners from Crewe and Nantwich tackled one the highlights of the year at the “killer mile” event in Mow Cop. More than 500 runners braved the wind, rain and notorious Mow Cop hill, including several members of South Cheshire Harriers.
A South Cheshire runner finished 31st when he took part in the much publicised National Lottery Olympic Park Run. Mike Hatton, a member of South Cheshire Harriers, was also first across the line in the aged 50-54 category, finishing the run in 28 minutes and 29 seconds.
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