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Club Night November 21, 2019 at 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm The Dome, Doncaster Lakeside, Bawtry Rd, Doncaster DN4 7PD, UK
(???) Robin Hood Trail Runs (???) November 23, 2019
National Trust Clumber 10k November 24, 2019 https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/events/68c8830a-0b1a-4122-b52d-b50e718cccf6/pages/details
Doncaster 10K - (DHRC CC #10) November 24, 2019 Doncaster Racecourse, The Grandstand, Leger Way, Doncaster DN2 6BB, UK http://www.curlysathletes.co.uk/doncaster-10k.html?fbclid=IwAR09h7Xbs2Fg1UPpoBY8h3EIxUvZUIuWxOM_cT_pCHS5kLr14BJsG1bHLuM
Club Night November 26, 2019 at 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm The Dome, Doncaster Lakeside, Bawtry Rd, Doncaster DN4 7PD, UK
Club Night November 28, 2019 at 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm The Dome, Doncaster Lakeside, Bawtry Rd, Doncaster DN4 7PD, UK

I’ve been running (slowly) for a few years now and for a long time thought about joining a running club but never had the confidence to do so. Back in January a friend recommended the Harriers to me and I can honestly say it’s one of the best things I’ve ever done. I may never be the fastest nor the furthest runner, but the group encourages and supports me to be the best I can be – every week. Everyone is welcoming and friendly, offering great tips and advice. Training sessions are varied and offer lots of different routes and types of training. There is a strong team spirit amoungst the Harriers and I’m proud to be a part of it. I can’t recommend them enough. (Nicola)

I have always loved going the gym and trying to keep myself fit, but since having had some major surgery a few years ago I have struggled to get back to fitness. I joined the Harriers 6 months ago and even though I am normally towards the back of the groups I run in there is always an encouraging word from friends that recognise your struggles. The enthusiasm, support and passion within the group is refreshing and addictive. I have never before seen so many sincere smiling faces on club nights, and although I have never been a natural runner I’m starting to think like this is something I can do. (Anthony)

I have always seen lots of Danum Harriers vests at my local Parkrun and always thought I would like to join a group like that but it would be too selective. How wrong was I!! From the 1st interaction everyone has been friendly, helpful and most importantly for me, welcoming. I attended 2 sessions and then joined immediately after as I was so impressed, people actually remembered my name and took time to speak to me. I am a shy person, so this meant a lot! I am looking forward to lots more runs and events and wearing my vest with pride and want to thank everyone for making it a great thing to be a part of. (Michael)

A couple of years ago I started running to try to get fitter and lose some weight, and was really pleased with my progress, but plodding the pavements alone got a little soul destroying after a while so I felt I needed some focus to keep going. After a difficult time in my personal life I took the advice of some fellow parkrunners and gave Danum Harriers a try. Having sampled other running clubs, I knew from the first session that the Harriers were the club for me. On arrival I was greeted in a friendly and helpful manner and introduced to everyone as they arrived for that evening’s run. The atmosphere was fun and friendly, smiles all around and I knew already this was the club for me. They’re not bad at the running bit too, since joining the club my times have plummeted and my fitness and confidence have improved significantly, I couldn’t be prouder to wear the blue and yellow club colours every time I race in them. (Jonathan)

I have never been the most athletic of people and after seeing some rather embarrassing photos of myself after my brothers stag do I thought I really need to sort my self out or I won’t see my 40s. I started running locally on my own and was for ever finding excuses not to go, oh the weather is bad, my legs hurt, I’m tired from my shift at work etc etc. I took myself to my first ever Doncaster Park Run and i noticed a large group stood together laughing and chatting with many in blue and yellow tops and this stuck in my mind. I then talked myself into joining a running club and Danum were top of the list. I arrived towards the end of summer and felt very self conscious thinking I was a sumo wrestler joining a team of Mo Farahs but from evening 1 I was made very welcome. I was never made to feel second best despite clearly never going to be challenging for medals at events Danum were partaking in. I now plan my work and social events around training or racing with Danum! Last year I entered my first 10k and even half marathon events which before I joined would never had happened even in my wildest dreams. 2019 will see me step it up another level again and this is all because of the people who inspire and motivate me in Danum Harriers. I have a real sense of pride pulling on the blue and yellow vest for events and want people to know i’m part of this running club. If you are thinking of joining and are ooing and ahhing about it just do it you wont regret it! (Matt)

17 Nov 19	Tara Burkill ran a time of 2118000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (7.1km) - Kiveton and came 25th overall
17 Nov 19	Jo Derx ran a time of 2433000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (7.1km) - Kiveton and came 47th overall
17 Nov 19	Lynn Hutchinson ran a time of 2464000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (7.1km) - Kiveton and came 50th overall
17 Nov 19	Heather Marsh ran a time of 2665000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (7.1km) - Kiveton and came 65th overall
17 Nov 19	Claire Bunting ran a time of 3689000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (7.1km) - Kiveton and came 94th overall
17 Nov 19	Michael Plant ran a time of 2606000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (9.5km) - Kiveton and came 54th overall
17 Nov 19	Jim Holloway ran a time of 2695000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (9.5km) - Kiveton and came 64th overall
17 Nov 19	Simon Rayner ran a time of 2715000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (9.5km) - Kiveton and came 68th overall
17 Nov 19	Chris Watson ran a time of 2785000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (9.5km) - Kiveton and came 73rd overall
17 Nov 19	Dave Scully ran a time of 2833000 at the SYCAA Cross Country (9.5km) - Kiveton and came 78th overall