Hayley Yelling

Hayley Higham (born 3 January 1974 in Dorchester) is a British runner. She is the sister-in-law of fellow British runner Liz Yelling. She married Jamie Higham in 2009.

Yelling competing in the 2009 European Cross Country Championships

She works as a Maths teacher at Sir William Borlase's Grammar School in Marlow, Buckinghamshire and runs for the Windsor, Slough, Eton and Hounslow Athletic Club. She has competed for England in the Commonwealth Games and for Great Britain in a number of competitions. In December 2004 she won the European Cross Country Championship in Heringsdorf.

In December 2009 she won the European Cross Country Championship in Dublin after coming out of retirement from competitive running. She followed this up a month later by coming fourth in the 2010 International Edinburgh Cross Country,[1] fourteen seconds after winner Tirunesh Dibaba over the freezing 5.8 kilometre course.[2]

Career highlights
British National Championships
2002 - 1st, 5,000 m
2003 - 1st, 10,000 m
2003 - 1st, 5,000 m
2006 - 1st, 5,000 m
Other competitions
2004 - 1st, European Cross Country Championships
2007 - 1st, Cross Internacional de San Sebastián
2008 - 1st, Belfast International Cross Country
2009 - 1st, European Cross Country Championships

Personal bests
Distance Mark Date Location
3,000 m8:58.984 July 2001Cardiff
5,000 m15:16.4423 July 2005Heusden
10,000 m track31:45.1412 June 2004Utrecht
10,000 m road32:315 February 2006Chichester
Half marathon1:12.111 October 2006Newcastle
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References
  1. "Joseph Ebuya claims shock Edinburgh cross country win". BBC Sport. 9 January 2010.
  2. "Dibaba wins, Bekele beaten, Stevenson shines and Twell back at her best". "Great Run Series News Desk". 9 January 2010.



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