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More fun for Forfar Marafun
Forfar Rotary Club has moved to increase the popularity of its biennial Marafun by opening race donations up to other charitable organisations. (...)
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Blade runner — Hawkhill Harrier Ronnie on trail of Oscar Pistorius
Double amputee Ronnie McIntosh could be on the way to becoming Dundee's blade runner. (...)
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Runners work off some extra pounds in the Forfar Plum Pudding Plod
Angus folk keen to run off the season's excesses were out in force in Forfar on Boxing Day. (...)
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Family and friends gather in tribute to local legend Jenny Wood Allen
The life of one of Dundee's most celebrated daughters was commemorated on what would have been her 100th birthday. (...)
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Country's toughest runners heading to Perthshire for the Original Mountain Marathon
One of the world's toughest mountain marathon events is returning to Perthshire for the first time in 11 years. (...)
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Ninewells Hospital stroke specialist Dr Alex Doney completes coast-to-coast run
A stroke specialist based at Ninewells Hospital has completed a gruelling 150-mile run across Scotland. (...)
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Dundee Relay For Life teams work through the night for Cancer Research UK
Fundraisers have collected over £40,000 for a cancer charity after running and walking through the night at the Dundee Relay For Life. (...)
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Large turnout for 'reinvigorated' Dundee Half Marathon
The weather stayed mercifully dry as a record number of runners took part in the Dundee Half Marathon on Sunday. (...)
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Family in shock at death of Carnoustie man Steven Lyon in Spain
An Angus father-of-three has collapsed and died while on holiday in Spain. (...)
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94-year-old runner Andy Coogan nominated to carry Olympic torch
A 94-year-old athlete from Carnoustie could pound the streets again after being nominated to carry the Olympic torch in the run-up to next year's London games. (...)
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Italy beckons for sporting sisters
Three sporting sisters are bound for Italy as they make the Youth Olympiad a family affair. (...)
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Joe McCafferty keeps on running at 75
When Joe McCafferty says he has been running for as long as he can remember, that is likely longer than anyone else in this year's Glenrothes Road Running Festival. (...)
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Chariots of Fire inspires Ben McLeod to launch Chariots 2011 race
Ben McLeod will be pulling on his trainers on Sunday to take part in the Virgin London Marathon for the second time. (...)
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Family support will help Liz reach London Marathon finish line
A teacher who will be taking on the challenge of her first Virgin London Marathon credits her two sons with keeping her on the winning track. (...)
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Fifers taking on bridge-to-bridge run for Help for Heroes
Two life friends are preparing to run from the Forth to the Tay to help those injured while fighting for the country. (...)
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Perth's after-dark joggers offered safety in numbers
Perth fitness fans are being offered help to stay safe while jogging after dark. (...)
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Loch Ness monster of a challenge for Hastings and Gunnell
There were more or less four seasons in one day for those taking part in the First Monster Challenge at Loch Ness on Saturday. (...)
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Angus pentathlete Louise Helyer wins Commonwealth fencing place
Angus modern pentathlete Louise Helyer has taken another step towards her Olympic dream with selection to Scotland's fencing team for the Commonwealth fencing championships in Melbourne. (...)
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'Undentable' army soldiers pass through Perthshire
Army officers devastated by a colleague's death in Afghanistan are in the midst of an epic fund-raising effort in his memory. (...)
More on: P. J. Luard | David Cameron | Bridge of Earn | Armed forces' benevolent fund | John O'Groats
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Charity runner Tweed made of tough stuff
Montrose FC player-manager Steven Tweed is completing preparations to run his first half-marathon — a month short of his 38th birthday. (...)
More on: Steven Tweed | Scott Bennett | Montrose FC | Paul Tosh | Edinburgh
