Author: lran

Carl Rutt 10K

Final Results

Team Tables (after race 8 of 9)

Individual tables (best 6 of 9 to count)

LRRL – Teams position with one race to go…
Men’s

Division 1

Badgers and Hermitage are tied on points in first place – the winner at the John Fraser 10 will take the LRRL title.

Desford and West End are tied on points in third place – again the winner of these two at the John Fraser 10 will take third place.

Division 2

Wigston Phoenix and Poplar have been promoted to Division 1

Leicester Coritanian have been relegated to Division 3

Division 3

OWLS are Division 3 Champions and have been promoted to Division 2

B Division

Badgers have won the B division title

Ladies

Division 2

Desford are Division 2 Champions and have been promoted to Division 1

Barrow have been relegated to Division 3

Mixed

Division 2

Desford have been promoted to Division 1

Vet Men

Division 3

Hinckley have been promoted to Division 2

Vet Ladies

Division 1

Huncote are LRRL Champions having secured the Division 1 title

Division 3

RaceHub and Team Anstey have both been promoted to Division 2

B Division

Huncote have won the B division title

Please note in 2019 the B Divisions will be merged with all clubs competing in one league.

Tom Pinks Relays

LRAN and the the AAA of England are proud to present The Tom Pinks Relays.

The event will be held on Tuesday August 7th at the Pingles Stadium in Nuneaton 12noon to 5pm. The afternoon will comprise of relays for age groups u11/u13/u15. There will be heats and finals with medals for the wining teams being presented by AAA of England.

“In 2007 the AAA (Amateur Athletic Association) received a generous bequest from the late Alice and Lewis Pink, to fund children’s activities in memory of their son who was tragically killed in an accident in the early 1970’s.  After discussions with the Pink family, the AAA agreed to use the money to fund a series of children’s events in support of and leading up to the 2012 Olympic Games in London and beyond. This funding has now all gone however the Tom Pinks relays remain as a continuing legacy .

The Amateur Athletic Association believes the Tom Pink Relays provide a very important introduction for our youngsters to be involved in competition at an early stage of their lives.  The Tom Pink initiative has brought much fun and enjoyment already to many children over the years and the popularity of the event continues to go from strength to strength. The Leicestershire Running and Athletics Network are proud to carry forward the legacy by staging this event.”

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