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Yesterday saw pupils from across the country take to the track and field for the Scottish Schools combined events championships and Perth Strathtay athletes were out representing their schools. Under 14 girls Quad event: The under 14 girls competed in 4 events 100m / Shot Put / Long Jump / 600m Hannah Round (Bertha Park […]

Huge congratulations to Hannah Round and Harriet Gibb as they helped Bertha Park High School power round to a silver medal in the group D girls 4 x 100m relay at the Scottish Schools Athletics Association relay championships. The event, held at Hutchison Grammar School – Glasgow was well attended from across the country but

Perth Strathtay athletes had a great night at the Livingston Open Graded event tonight and another event with Personal Bests. In the 100m Kostas Jakubiak took a win in heat 7 with a personal best with 12.73 seconds. In heat 6 Harriet Gibb took 4th place with 14.15 seconds, her 2nd quickest ever run. Alex

Then combined Perth Strathtay Harriers and Montrose AC team headed to the Ronnie MacIntosh arena: Caird Park for round 2 of the Youth Development League. The glorious weather that had greeted the Throws Grand Prix on the previous day continued and the athlete performances were shining as brightly as the sun was. A big shout

Round 1 of the National Athletics League Premiership took place in Derby and Perth Strathtay Harriers were represented. In the men’s 100m Owen Leonard took 2nd place in his heat with 10.91 seconds and he anchored the 4x100m team to 3rd place (41.58 seconds). Well done Owen!

The Ronnie MacIntosh Athletics Stadium at Caird Park Dundee played host to the second match of the Scottish Athletics Grand Prix and the Perth athletes were out (again) in force. The improved weather also brought the performances as the squad tried to out do each other for performance of the day. In Javelin Pool 1

Last night saw the 109 runners take to Perth Strathtay Harriers annual Kinnoull Hill race. Just under 7km of challenging hills and beautiful scenery put them through their paces and thankfully the weather held out. In the ladies race Hanna McInally (Strathearn Harriers) came home in 33:07 to win the Joe Cameron memorial trophy. This

Perth Strathtay athlete Lois Garland continued her stunning start to the outdoor season with a new personal best run of 11.77 seconds at the BFTTA outdoor series in London. Lois is aiming for this years Commonwealth games and has been supported by the club to aid this target. This new best time lifts Lois to

This weekend was the first of this seasons championships as Perth Strathtay Harriers headed back to Aberdeen for the East Districts. Gabi Whyte repeated her 2025 results by taking a double gold in the 800 and 1500m. The Under 16 raced to a personal best of 2:18.91 in the 800m and 4:50.80. Ruairidh Hood took

Sunday the 10th of May saw the Perth Strathtay Harriers team head for Aberdeen, and the second RAM athletics league match of the season. As ever, Aberdeen delivered 4 seasons worth of weather in one day but it didn’t stop our athletes putting on a show and racking up a long list of new personal