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  • Who are Cambuslang Harriers?

    Cambuslang Harriers, since its formation in 1948, has become one of the premier cross country and road running clubs across all age groups in Scotland. We also have a very talented girls and ladies group who now regularly win major team honours.

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    CAMBUSLANG ATHLETES COMPETE OVER VARYING SURFACES IN JULY

    Over the last few weeks members of Cambuslang Harriers have competed on road, track, hills and trail as well as participating in triathlon and aquathon events. 10 club athletes lined up for the midweek Scottish Veterans 5K Road Race at Clydebank. First Cambuslang runner home was M35 Steven Fitzpatrick in a time of 16.05 which was only 10 seconds outside his pb. He was followed in by M50 Mark King whose time of 16.59 was his first sub 17 minutes clocking. The leading M60 Dave Thom crossed the line only 7 seconds behind Mark. The last time David had run […]

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    CLUB WITH NO TRACK BREAK THE 11 YEARS OLD SCOTTISH SENIOR 800M TRACK RELAY RECORD

    Unfortunately Cambuslang Harriers do not have a track in Cambuslang or Rutherglen and have to travel to either Crownpoint in Glasgow or to East Kilbride to fit in track sessions. However, this did not deter Chris McLew, Gavin Smith and Jamie MacKinnon from breaking the 11 years old Scottish Senior 3 x 800M Relay Record held by a Giffnock North team which included the current European silver medallist Neil Gourley. The Cambuslang trio knocked over 2 seconds from the previous national record and over 13 seconds from the existing club record set in 1997 by Graeme Ferguson, David MacRae and […]

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    ROAD, TRACK, HILL AND TRAIL UPDATES

    Members of Cambuslang Harriers have been active in road, track, hill and trail competitions mainly in Scotland but also as far afield as England, France and the USA. Kevan Harvey and Stuart Gibson were 2nd and 4th at the Land of Burns 10K.  The following evening in the final Babcock 10K at Dumbarton Ryan Thomson finished runner up and Lesley Blackwood filled the 3rd senior lady spot.  M60 Dave Thom and W60 Erica Christie won their age categories and Brian Douglas was 3rd in the M50 age group.  There were good performances too from Steven Fitzpatrick, Dougie Gillon, Kevin Farmer, […]

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    THE SCOTTISH MEDAL HAUL FOR CAMBUSLANG HARRIERS CONTINUES

    The Scottish 10K Road Championships was incorporated for the first time into the Babcock Shettleston 10K Event staged over a 2 lap course in Glasgow Green.  18 Cambuslang members toed the starting line in expectation of some good individual and team performances and they were not disappointed in this respect.  At the post race presentation 4 national individual and 2 team medals were awarded to club members.  Club secretary Dave Thom continued his current purple patch to come home first in the M60 age group and club president Des Dickson showed a return to form in taking the silver medal […]

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    ROAD, TRACK, HILL AND DUATHLON SUCCESSES FOR CAMBUSLANG ATHLETES

    Over the last few weeks members of Cambuslang Harriers have performed with distinction in road, track, hill and duathlon events. The London Marathon attracts not only elite, club and fun runners but also those wishing to raise funds for their own particular charity.  Nine Cambuslang members were participating this year in the event.  Scottish Half Marathon Champion Fraser Stewart had been given the honour of an elite entry and he fully justified the offer he was given by setting a pb of 2.18.34 and finishing 3rd Scottish runner.  This gained him an individual Scottish bronze medal in the incorporated Scottish […]

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    CAMBUSLANG HARRIERS SENIOR LADIES CONTEST THE ENGLISH 6 STAGE ROAD RELAYS FOR THE FIRST TIME

    Cambuslang Harriers male and female senior teams made a spectacular start to the month of April when medalling in the 59th Tom Scott Memorial Road Race which also incorporated the Scottish 10 miles Road Championships.   Fraser Stewart, Mike Christoforou and Ryan Thomson in 2nd, 4th and 6th positions were comfortable winners ahead of a strong Moray Road Runners team while Lesley Blackwood, Nathalie Brohan and Kirsty O’Brien pipped Giffnock AC on countback for the bronze medals.  Fraser had a ding dong battle throughout the 10 mile race with Central AC’s Hamish Hickey.  There had been a similar tussle 2 weeks […]

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    A REWARDING MONTH FOR CAMBUSLANG HARRIERS

    The month of March has been a fruitful one for Cambuslang Harriers.  In the Scottish Young Athletes Road Races the U17 men equalled their national bronze medal cross country performance thanks to Zack Haggerty, Finlay Robb and Zach Seenan.  Jonathan Dow who is working his way back to full fitness was only 15 seconds behind Finlay and Zach.  New member Logan Morrison split his team mates Rory Barclay and Jack Gillon to help the U13 boys to 4th place in the team event.   Logan Emmott-Sinclair and Flynn Osbourne also made their club debut in the same age group.  The U15 […]

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    MEMBERS OF CAMBUSLANG HARRIERS HIT THE ROADS

    There has been a flurry of road races from the 3K up to the marathon distance in the last 2 weeks and the famous red and white vests have been out in force in Cambuslang, Inverness, Alloa, Cambridge, Callander, Edinburgh and even as far away as Tokyo. Numerous pbs have been achieved by our athletes in addition to Fraser Stewart being crowned the Scottish Half Marathon Champion and Erica Christie being awarded the W60 bronze medal. The 15th annual Down by the River 10K and 3K races took place in weather perfect conditions on the out and back course along […]

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    CAMBUSLANG HARRIERS UNDER 17 MEN AND SENIOR MEN LIFT SCOTTISH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BRONZE MEDALS

    The Scottish Cross Country Championships at Falkirk were blessed this year with dry weather which made running conditions more favourable for the athletes apart from a few who revel in the glorious mud.  Cambuslang Harriers came away with 2 team bronze medals courtesy of the U17 men and the senior men and the senior women achieved their best finishing position ever taking 6th spot. The U17 quartet of Sam McCarthy, Finlay Robb, Chris Black and Zach Seenan packed tightly as a group with only 19 seconds between them which was sufficient to repeat the team bronze performance of 2019.   Jonathan […]

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    CAMBUSLANG HARRIERS’ 75TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR STARTS WELL

    Cambuslang Harriers’ Masters made an excellent start to 2023 in competitions indoors, on the country and on the road.  This is a particularly important year for the club as it will celebrate its 75th anniversary in November.  In the Scottish Masters 3000M Indoor Championships Jacqueline Etherington, on the comeback trail after injury, picked up the W40 title while M55 Chris Upson gained a silver medal.  There were age group bronze medals also for M35 Steven Fitzpatrick, M50 Mark Gallacher and M60 Colin Feechan.  Steven’s performance stands out for a number of reasons.  He has just recently joined the club, had […]

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