Under 17 Boys Report by Gerry Duggan A small but determined group of Giffnock U17 boys competed in the National Championships this year. Daniel Martin hurdled to 60m Hurdles gold in a PB of 8.44. Daniel then went head-to-head with Giffnock…
XC on the Emerald Isle Saturday morning saw a group of 17 Giffnock North athletes plus coaches and parents do something most haven’t done for at least 2 years - get on a plane! Seamless timing made light of a…
PLENTY TO GRIN ABOUT: TWO TITLES AND MORE FOR GN ATHLETES AT INTER DISTRICT XC CHAMPS Report by Croy Thomson “Alice was just in time to see the White Rabbit pop down a large rabbit hole … down went Alice after…
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We would like to take this opportunity to wish our club members and families, all the very best for 2022 . It’s been another difficult year with Covid-19. We had all hoped for a better 2021 at this time last…
GNAC training session filmed by Sweat Elite running video co. Okay it’s not the opening sequence from Saving Private Ryan, but our Linn Park training sessions do provide plenty action and determination (go on, think storming up that hill) and no…
Match 2 of the Indoor League took place on Sunday 12th December with some excellent club performances. Under 13, Angus Weir broke two club records, clearing 1.55m in the high jump and 4.98m in the long jump. Murray Fotheringham broke his…
Giffnock North delighted to congratulate these 5 athletes on their selection to represent Scotland in Belfast at the International XC . Hamish Armitt returning from GB Selection over XC in Dublin at the weekend, where he took the 10th spot, was…
Hamish Armitt, selected for GB&NI Under 20s at this weekend’s Euro XC Championships in Dublin, has excelled in Giffnock North AC colours from an early age. Hamish’s ability has always been undeniable – National XC individual gold at U13, U15 and…
West District XC Review, Balloch Castle, Saturday 4th December . IF YOU’RE GOING TO WIN a cross country race, why not start early and make it your first one ever, with a District crown for good measure? Eilidh Caldow did just that…