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The club's main training base is at Queen Elizabeth 6th Form College Playing Fields, Abbey Road, Darlington, DL3 8LR. We train on a Tuesday and Thursday evenings (meeting at the school at 6:30pm). Formed in May 1995 with a membership of just six. The club was formed to promote the participation of all disciplines of athletics and has quickly established itself as one of the regions more active promoters of running events.

At present the club boasts a coaching staff of twenty qualified coaches specialising in a wide range of disciplines from sprints to ultra distance running, including field events, as well as more diverse disciplines such as fell running, strength & conditioning and orienteering. We cater for all types of runners and boast a varied membership, accomodating for all ability ranges. No one is ever left behind! We consider ourselves to be the most friendly and active running club in the area.

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Quakers Running Club Championship Update Events 5 & 6: Carlton Challenge & Ripon 10 Mile PDF Print E-mail
Written by Anthony Corbett   
Friday, 14 May 2010 18:15

Following the Carlton Challenge Fell Run, in which the Quaker's ladies team scored a very respectable first place, the Championship points were well spread out. Experienced Fell runners Andrew Knox and Nick Wadd competed for 50 points with other Quakers looking for "easy" points up Jacob's Ladder. The new comers to the fells, Julie Jefferies, David Curtis and Suzie Limbert all got a taste of some mud and hills!

Following Carlton, in Ripon, the Championship moved to a similarly hilly course. Mark Colling looked to move up the table, with fellow front runners Ben Bourne and Scott Green looking to continue their excellent starts to the year. Former Champion Danny Gordon and pace setter Dave Todd also looked to increase their points tally, wary of Billy Harris's improvement. Michael Joyeux, running after replacing defending Champion Brian Martin, looked for his first 50 point finish.
So who took home the points in Ripon and in Carlton?

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