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- Gateshead College present - The College Hybrid Games
Gateshead College present - The College Hybrid Games
Venue: Gateshead College
Date: 29 April 2027
Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
An introduction for the 2026/2027 academic year is a The College Hybrid Games, a Hyrox Simulation hosted by Gateshead College on the 29th April 2027. This will be a pairs competition(mixed and same-gendered), with up to 3 teams per category per college allowed to enter.
The event with be held at Gateshead College and will run from 10:00 - 15:00.
The event will be able to be completed between 30 - 40 minutes for each pair and will be supported by Gateshead students, PureGym and Les Mills. To sign up complete the below form by 16th October 2026. We will then confirm numbers with Gateshead and finalise names and heats in January 2027.