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The events that count towards the League are all Welsh events Level C and higher (District, Regional and National) plus selected events in the NW and West Midlands. These latter will be notified by the League Co-ordinator David Seward, in Y Ddraig and on this website at the earliest opportunity each year.

Events to be included: National, Regional and District events. 

Categories: Men and Women - Super Veteran (50+), Veteran (40, 45), Senior (20, 21, 35), Junior (18-)

The best 4 scores will count.

A handicap or weighting system based on age-class and course-class or colour:

BADGE,NATIONAL:	winners time / your time  * 100 * course weightings
COLOUR CODED  :	winners time / your time  * 100 * course weightings * class weightings
Course Weightings				Class Weightings
NATIONAL
E	1.60				M10	3.5	W10	4.0
A - L	1.40				M12	2.5	W12	3.0
B - S	0.90				M14	2.0	W14	2.5
					M16	1.5	W16	2.0
REGIONAL				M18	1.3	W18	1.7
A - L	1.30				M20	1.1	W20	1.6
B - S	0.85				M21	1.0	W21	1.4
					M35	1.1	W35	1.6
DISTRICT				M40	1.2	W40	1.7
BROWN	1.00				M45	1.3	W45	1.8
S BROWN	0.90				M50	1.5	W50	1.9
BLUE	0.80				M55	1.6	W55	2.0
S BLUE	0.70				M60	1.8	W60	2.2
GREEN	0.60				M65	2.0	W65	2.4
S GREEN	0.50				M70	2.2	W70	2.6
L GREEN	0.40				M75	2.4	W75	2.8
ORANGE	0.33				M80	2.6
YELLOW	0.25

NOTE: Novices on the Yellow course may run in pairs. Shadowed runners on the Yellow course must be declared at registration and will be non-competitive.

If you have any comments or suggestions, Nick Silk, will be pleased to hear from you.

 

ORGANISERS PLEASE NOTE:
Please send a copy of results to co-ordinator a.s.a.p. after the event, and please include names of Planner, Organiser and Controller so that average points can be awarded.

 

Welsh League Co-ordinator:

Nick Silk email: welshleague@woa.org.uk.

2000 and 2001 Rules (i.e. replaced by the above rules)

Five best to count if 7-8 League events held in year; Six best if 9+ League events held in year
1000 points to winner on each course (male & female, except Brown - open only)
Points = (winner's time divided by your time) x 1000
Average scores for officials who compete in 4 or more events
If 2 people tie with maximum points, the next best score will decide
To claim a top 3 placing, competitors must run in 4 or more events.