Start of Senior Womens race at Durham on Sunday 17th January
Despite the low temperatures, enhanced by freezing fog,
there was still an excellent turnout of enthusiastic competitors,
who turned out at the University Sports Ground
in Durham for the very popular Cathedral Relays,
on Sunday 17th January 2016.
With the previous weekends athletics programme in the region
being completely wiped out by wintry conditions, all were eager
to spring into competitive action, none more so than the contingent
from Morpeth Harriers Senior Women’s squad.
Morpeth Harriers Senior Women finished in 14th place.
Alison Brown was eleventh on the first leg with her clocking of 12m00s.
Claire Walker slipped back a little on the second leg with 14m58s;
however fortunes were revived somewhat on the
third and final leg by Gemma Floyd, who clocked 11m56s.
there was still an excellent turnout of enthusiastic competitors,
who turned out at the University Sports Ground
in Durham for the very popular Cathedral Relays,
on Sunday 17th January 2016.
With the previous weekends athletics programme in the region
being completely wiped out by wintry conditions, all were eager
to spring into competitive action, none more so than the contingent
from Morpeth Harriers Senior Women’s squad.
Morpeth Harriers Senior Women finished in 14th place.
Alison Brown was eleventh on the first leg with her clocking of 12m00s.
Claire Walker slipped back a little on the second leg with 14m58s;
however fortunes were revived somewhat on the
third and final leg by Gemma Floyd, who clocked 11m56s.
 Alison Brown in action at Durham |  Claire Walker in action at Durham |
Gemma Floyd in action at Durham
