Tia Foggo has been a consistent and valuable figure in Heworth Harriers’ early combined-events history. Beginning with the club in Season 93, she quickly became part of the group of athletes who gave Heworth a competitive foundation across pentathlon and heptathlon competition. Her club record came in Season 98, when she produced a Heptathlon Shot Put mark of 7.87, while her pentathlon best of 3,373 points and shot put best of 8.36 highlight her strength across the multi-event format. Foggo has collected 1 gold, 10 silver and 3 bronze medals, reflecting years of reliable regional performance. Still competing in Season 106, she continues to add depth, experience and character to Heworth Harriers’ developing Hall of Fame story.

Carla Cave-Brown has been one of Heworth Harriers’ most consistent field-event athletes since the club’s formative seasons. A lifelong Heworth competitor, she secured her place in the record books in Season 99 with a female Shot Put club record of 10.85. Although regional titles have narrowly escaped her, her medal record of 10 silver and 4 bronze medals demonstrates remarkable consistency and commitment across Yorkshire and the Humber competition. Cave-Brown has also represented Heworth repeatedly at the Individual National Championships, helping raise the profile of a young club against stronger, longer-established opposition. Still active in Season 106, she remains a dependable presence in the throwing squad and continues to build her legacy as one of Heworth’s foundational field-event athletes.

Calum Marinello represents the next wave of Heworth Harriers’ combined-events development. Beginning his competitive history in Season 98, he arrived slightly later than the club’s founding group but quickly became an important all-round athlete. His club record came in Season 102 with a Decathlon Pole Vault mark of 2.92, while his broader quality is shown by a decathlon best of 6,159 points and a pentathlon best of 3,371. Marinello has collected 1 silver and 2 bronze medals so far, but his performance record shows frequent wins and podiums across visible competitions. Still active in Season 106, he remains very much a developing Hall of Fame figure, with time to add further medals, records and championship moments

Sophie Haddock was one of the pioneering endurance athletes of Heworth Harriers’ first era. A home-grown runner who represented the club from Season 93 to Season 104, she helped establish the club’s distance-running standards during its earliest years. Her defining achievement came in Season 103, when she set the female 10,000 Metres club record of 40:32.08 at the Individual National Championships Great Britain. Haddock also recorded a marathon best of 3h:08:32.07, showing her range across the endurance events. Her career brought 4 gold, 6 silver and 1 bronze medal, along with regular national championship appearances. Although her competitive history ended in Season 104, her contribution remains central to Heworth Harriers’ early identity.