Jarrow and Hebburn AC are raising funds for a bench in memory of John Keefe and fellow founding club members Tommy Power and Bob Charlton. John was a much-loved and respected figure on the North East running scene, a long-serving
Return to training update
From Monday 29 March, COVID-19 restrictions will be eased again, in line with the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown. Outdoor gatherings (including in private gardens) of either six people, or two households, will be permitted to take place outside. Outdoors
South Shields Landmark Challenge – Champions!
Race report by Carl Mowatt South Shields Landmark Challenge – Sunday 27 December 2020 This years race was a little different than usual with COVID procedures in place, although the organisation from Luke Adams’ Run Eat Sleep was fantastic. Under normal
Remembering John Keefe
Jarrow and Hebburn Athletic Club wish to announce the very sad passing of one of its oldest and dearest members, John Keefe. John was a member of the club from 1945 when he lived in Shakespeare Avenue in Hebburn. He
Run Northumberland Bamburgh 10k
Race Report by Carl Smith On Sunday 1 November a few of the Jarra gang headed up the Northumberland Coast for the Run Northumberland Bamburgh 10km. The weather was dry but very windy and a real challenge of a course. First
Mowza’s 100 mile Heritage Challenge
Congratulations to Jarrow and Hebburn AC legend Carl ‘Mowza’ Mowatt, who ran an astonishing 101.4 miles in 23 hours 6 minutes, to raise money for Guide Dogs. His epic challenge started in the early hours of Saturday 24 October, taking in
NECAA Open Meeting – Morpeth
Race report by Carl Smith On Sunday 18 October, Jarrow and Hebburn travelled to Morpeth again for the NECAA open meeting, incorporating the Jimmy Hedley trophy (800m) and the Stan Long trophy (1 mile). The day was dry and
Happy 60th birthday to The Jarrow Arrow Steve Cram!
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Beamish Trail 10k – 11th October 2020
Race report by Andrew Laidler Another race weekend, and another group of Jarrow and Hebburn AC runners turned out for the Wild Deer event on the trails surrounding Beamish Hall. A very well organised and socially distanced event, with runners
Tyne Ultra 55k and Darlington Harriers Back to Track III
Race reports by Carl Smith Hello lads and lasses, here are some results from recent races. First of all, we have Carl Mowatt who ran the Tyne Ultra 55K on the 3rd of October, finishing 1st in his age category