Congratulations to Carnegie’s Club President Pauline Walker who completed her 100th Marathon at Sunday’s Loch Ness Marathon. Pauline who is the Scottish 24 hour record holder ran around the scenic 26.2 miler accompanied by twin sister Fiona Rennie who was completing her 50th marathon and they both crossed the line together in just over four hours. Pauline becomes the first member of Carnegie Harriers Running Club, Dunfermline, to have completed a century of marathons. Fabienne Thompson put in a fine performance reaching the finishing line in Inverness in 3.22.56.

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On Saturday 6th October, 2007 the 3rd Coniston PUMA trail race ( more like a category A hill race in disguise ) took place in the spectacular setting of Coniston which is in the heart of the Lake District.  The weather was truly unbelievable for October and we were basking in temperatures of over 16 degrees.  The race started at 12 mid day with over 550 starters.  The race had been increased from 14k to 15k this year so it made a PB more of a challenge.

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Carnegie Harriers become the first East of Scotland running club since 1997 to win the male veteran team title at Saturday’s McAndrew Road Relay in Jordanhill, Glasgow. Duncan McGougan undertook the first stage covering the 3.25 mile course in 17.45. Lewis Lawson clocked the identical time on stage 2 before Ian Stewart timed at 17.27 on stage 3. Hill running specialist Andy Hunter ran the anchor leg in 18.26 bringing the Harriers home in 9th position overall and leading veteran team.

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