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Coventry Godiva Harriers

Coventry Godiva Harriers (CGH) is an athletics club based in Coventry, West Midlands, England. The club name refers to the notable Lady Godiva of Coventry and the sport of "hare and hounds" cross country running. The club uses the University of Warwick athletics track.

History
The club was established in 1879. The first Olympian was Charlie Davenport but he did not start the marathon. During the 1960s the club produced three Olympic marathon runners Basil Heatley, Brian Kilby and Bill Adcocks. In 1978 David Moorcroft won Commonwealth Games gold and he repeated the feat four years later. More recently the club has had several athletes compete in World Masters Athletics competitions, notable sprinters Brian Darby and Stewart Marshall have both won World Relay Titles representing GB as Masters athletes, at the recent World Masters Athletics Championships. == Olympians ==
Competitions
The club currently competes in various league competitions, ranging from the senior age group down to under 11s. These leagues and the club's most recent 2018/19 performance are listed below: == References ==
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