Our history

Read about the birth of Maryhill Harriers and our early success in athletics.

The 1920s was a great period in the club’s history with runners racking up titles and championship wins.

Three Maryhill Harriers runners are called up to the olympics and all middle and long distance records are held by the club.

The 40s saw the first ever Nigel Barge road race and club success continued through the decades with a fluctuating membership.

The club today has a strong membership covering a wide range of ages and abilities from juniors through to life members.

The club’s legacy lives on through races, trophies and the written word.

Club members compete for a range of awards and trophies which are presented at the annual awards evening.

Have a look through the history of the club crest and where the club has been located over the years.

Honorary Club Memberships granted by the Committee to members in recognition of services
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Images and information on old club awards, trophies, medals and badges.

A fantasic history of Maryhill Harriers Ladies and Maryhill Ladies Athletic Club from the 1930s onwards.