Members of the Wednesday group have been flying the flag for the Harriers in various parts of the country. A group of 6 travelled to the far north to take part in the Castle of Mey 10k. Laura Wright was

Top results from today’s Benromach 10k with Graham Bee and Jenny Bannerman taking first place in the race and also overall titles in the Northern Scot series. Dean Cunningham was 3rd (2nd in series) and Donnie Macdonald was 4th. The club won the men’s team and women’s team

It is a busy weekend for the club both on the Track and the road. Sunday sees the first Petrofac meeting of the year with the clubs young athletes keen to build on last weeks successful YDL. Sundays Timetable of

Well done to the Club athletes who wore the Gold and Maroon at the weekend. Jenny Bannerman continued her great early season form with a 2nd place in Saturday Conoco Oil Balmoral 5k at Balmoral Castle in a PB of

Inverness made its return to the top flight of Scottish track and field competition this weekend.  After a lengthy absence the newly promoted team travelled to Grangemouth stadium for the first 2014 Division 1 meeting.  The Division 2 champions were not at

Thanks to Highland Hill Runners for a great race and cracking cakes. There were 6 club runners who were brave/stupid enough to take on the Cioch Mhor Hill race today. Not the highest hill around but in todays windy conditions it was

Best of luck to all the club athletes who are making the long trip to London for the Virgin London Marathon 2014.  This year sees the largest contingent of club runners competing in the event.  It has been a long

Sunday was a great day in Elgin for the club with Graham Bee and Jenny Bannerman winning the Moray 10k. Both runners were backed up by strong team performances to ensure the club also won both Male and Female Team

Charlie Jarvie, who was awarded life membership of the club at the recent at the club AGM, was presented with an inscribed celebratory cake by the Joggers section of the club on Wednesday night.   Charlie has been a fixture

The team of Inverness Harriers heading for London marathon in 3 weeks have raised around £2500 for the Scottish Cot Death Charity and are now on the way to raising at least £1700 for CRY – Cardiac risk in the