DATE	EVENT	TIME	LOCATION	DETAILS
Sun May-06	Ranelagh Half Marathon	08:30	Richmond	click
Sun May-13	Sutton 10K	10:30	Beddington Park	click
Sun Jun-10	Dorking 10	09:00	Dorking	click
Sun Jun-24	Richmond 10K	09:00	Riverside Drive, Ham	click
Sat Jul-14	Elmore 7	14:00	Chipstead	click
Sun Jul-22	Elmbridge 10K	09:00	Elmbridge	click
Sat Aug-11	Wimbledon Dash 5K	09:30	Wimbledon	click

 

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If you are planning to run any of these events, please let Bruce Wallace (Road Captain) know so he can keep track of our combined efforts.

 

The League consists of seven races and there are separate competitions for men’s and women’s teams, senior men and women, men over 40, over 50 and over 60 and women over 35, over 45 and over 55.
Entry to the League is free of charge but all runners must enter the races as normal and pay the organisers’ entry fees.

 

The first three finishers from each competing club will comprise the scoring team, and the sum of their finishing positions will form their team score. In the event of a tie, the relative position of the third scorer will be the decider. League points will be scored according to the number of clubs entered. For example, if 20 clubs are taking part, the winning club in each race will score 20 points, second will score 19 and so on.

If any competing clubs have fewer than three runners in any race, their team score will still be the sum of their runners’ finishing positions. For League points, clubs with two runners will be ranked below all those with three and clubs with one runner will be ranked below all those with two. If a club has no runners in any race, they will score no League points for that race.

The League will be decided on each club’s best five scores from the seven races. In the event of a tie, the best six races will be taken into consideration, and if there is still a tie, all seven. If there is still a tie, the total team points in each race will decide.

 

All runners from clubs taking part in the League will earn an individual score in one of the age categories.
The first finisher in each category will score one point, second two points and so on. The League will be decided on each runner’s best five scores from the seven races. In the event of a tie, the best six races will be taken into consideration, and if there is still a tie, all seven. If in any category no runner competes in five races, then the best four will be taken, and so on.

The age group into which an athlete falls in the first League race in which he or she competes will determine his or her age group for the season.