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To change slides, drag your finger or click the arrows 2014 Barnes Cross Country 2014 VP5000 2014 Lovelock Relays 2014 Ted Brown and McStay handicap 1500m and 800m 2014 Naseby 2014 Brighton to Green Island handicap road race

To change slides, drag your finger or click the arrows 2013-14 Tuesday Training night at Corstorphine Park and competition at the Caledonian Ground

To change slides, drag your finger or click the arrows Takahe to Akaroa – NZ Road Relay Championships Edmond Cup Cross Country – Wingatui Barnes Cross Country – Dunedin Rugby Club Pineapple Track Lovelock relays – University Oval

To change slides, drag your finger or click the arrows Otago Cross Country Championships

Caversham Trophies The Caversham Harriers Championship Cup Oldest cup in the club 5 mile cross country 1905 – 1954 The Frye Cup Aggregate Events Pres by A J Frye 1927 to 1974 The Holloway Challenge Cup Presented by A J Holloway Esq Caversham Harrier & AA 1mile handicap For Club Competition J W McStay Memorial…

Caversham Trophies The Caversham Harriers Championship Cup Oldest cup in the club First donated by friends and members of the club in 1905 for the club’s 5 mile Cross Country Championship and costing two pounds fourteen shillings and three pence. (made of pewter). The range of winners range from 1905 first won by G N…

Adults Emmerson Cup Caversham Harrier AA Club Presented by Harrold T Emmerson For Annual Competition During the track season For Senior /Junior Man scoring the most Aggregate Points Beatson Cup Most Points Track Champs Caversham Club Distance Track Events from 1947 Previously for distance events at the track champs. Was subsequently changed to distance events…

Ted Brown and JW McStay J W McStay Memorial Cup Replaced former trophy in 2006 Ted Brown Memorial Race on a specially marked track on the grass at Kaikorai Valley College A 1500m handicap club race for male and female club members who must be 16 yrs or older on 31 December of that season…

By John Stinson Pat Sidon, who joined the Caversham Club in 1948 and achieved fame throughout a glittering running career, considered himself fortunate to come into the club at a time when Caversham was in one of its strongest eras, with any number of top ranked senior runners willing to advise and encourage all junior…

Article from 2012, 50 years after first welcoming women runners to the club. The “History of the Caversham Harrier and Amateur Athletic Club the First 50 years 1905-55” by Gilbert Hebbard records the following: “How can the Club grow in strength? What is in store for the next 50 years of Athletics in Otago? Will…