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Saturday, 4th February 2012, is the date for the fifth and penultimate race in Tyne Bridge Harriers’ Winter parkrun Series. The series of six races, held on the first Saturday of each month throughout winter, runs in conjunction with Newcastle parkrun
Tyne Bridge Harriers had 8 athletes representing the club at Newcastle Town Moor on Saturday. Great conditions on the course as 274 runners lined up at the start. Congratulations to Caroline Clapp who recorded a brand new PB of 21:44 knocking 2 mins 44 seconds of her previous time.
10 Club Athletes represented Tyne Bridge Harriers on Saturday morning on the Town Moor / Exhibition Park, for the 96th running of Newcastle parkrun. The course had been changed to accommodate safety measures due to the increasing number of runners that are taking part. The new route is considered to be faster too. 261 runners waited at the line for the 09:00 start.
Well done to the 5 gents who represented Tyne Bridge Harriers on Saturday by putting in some solid performances.
Tyne Bridge Harriers had 10 athletes taking part in the weekly FREE timed event at Newcastle Town Moor on Saturday. Conditions were absolutely superb as 09:00 came and the starter got the 92nd race underway.
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Well done to Andy Harrison & Alan Wallace who were at Newcastle parkrun this morning representing Tyne Bridge Harriers. There was a smaller than usual
