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The 2019 BUCS Outdoor championships took place over the bank holiday weekend at a freezing cold and windy Paula Radcliffe Track in...

Having been promoted last year to Division 1 (just below the southern premier league) we knew this was going to be tough. The good news...

Nice to hear comments about our track facilities, the most common `Wow, have you seen the indoor area?” envy swept throughout those...

As part of improving services to club members the club has engaged experienced Sports massage therapist Alex Kashis to provide free...

Three of the Clubs young race walkers contested the National Young Age Group Race Walking Championships, which incorporated the...

Imagine a five mile fell race up and down a hill in the Yorkshire Dales. Now imagine a five mile multi-terrain race, now another fell...

Big thank you to all those who have contributed to the club mini bus fund. We now have approx. £12,000 put aside but second hand...

We have a record entry from the club for May’s Kent County track and field championships. Seventy three club members have signed up...

Easter Monday saw 8 athletes from Cambridge Harriers (burning off their Easter eggs perchance?) forgoing their bank holiday Monday rest...

Sunday 14th April saw Cambridge Harriers open its doors to welcome both established and new athletes to compete at our open club trials. ...

The club got off to a winning start in their 2019 campaign for promotion in the Southern Athletics league. In a day that brought, snow...

A total of 12 men and  8 women were credited with finishes as Cambridge Harriers at Paddock Wood, comprising some fine performances....