Author: Jonathan Gilroy

England Athletics have updated their guidance documents to reflect the new Government rules allowing groups of up to six people from different households to meet outside.  This means that groups of up to six athletes can meet for training runs

Following restrictions on movement put in place by the UK Government, UKA and the Home Country Athletics Federations have made the following updates to their previous statement – originally issued on 17 March: ‘Extending the suspension of all athletics activity

Club memberships are normally due for renewal from 1 April each year. Due to the ongoing situation with the Coronavirus pandemic and the suspension of all training, activities and competition until the end of April at the earliest, these arrangements

Please note that this advice is now out of date – Please refer to the most recent post above for the current information The UK Government has advised that everyone in the UK should now avoid all ‘non-essential’ contact, which

Jarrow and Hebburn AC invites our members and guests to the annual Club Presentation Evening, which takes place on Saturday 9 November 2019 at Hedworth Hall in South Shields. The evening is to recognise and celebrate the achievements of our

Well done to all 171 young athletes who braved the wet and windy conditions on Sunday 20 October to participate in the Minors Cross Country at Bedewell Park, hosted by Jarrow and Hebburn AC. Full results are now available here:

The North Eastern Counties Athletic Association Cross Country Championships will take place on Saturday 14 December 2019 at Alnwick. The 2019 Championship commemorates 25 years since the first European Championships were held in Alnwick. The junior races start at 11am

Cross country fixtures for the 2019-20 season have now been released. Harrier League entries are paid for by the Club, as long as members compete in at least one fixture during the season. You get one number that you have

It’s 1937, less than a year after the Jarrow March. A new sports club has just been formed as part of money brought to the town by Surrey industrialist and philanthropist Sir John Jarvis. The new stadium is named after

The Jarrow and Hebburn AC Cock Crow 5k Race and 2km Junior Fun Run took place on a balmy summer’s eve on Tuesday 23 July 2019. The temperature had peaked at around 28 degrees Celsius mid-afternoon, which was a challenge