Sandilands Cup 2007/08


Sandilands Cup Rules for 2007/08

The idea of the Sandilands Cup is that all Striders have a reasonable chance of winning.  You need to run at least 6 of the 10 races listed in the table below and if you run them well by your own standards then you will do well in the Sandilands Cup.

 

Races in the 2007/08 Sandilands Cup

Surrey League cross country - 1

13th October

East Surrey League

27th October

Surrey League cross country - 2

10th November

South of Thames – 1

17th November

Pirie 10

1st   December

South of Thames – 2

15th December

Surrey County Championships

5th January 2008

Surrey League cross country – 3

12th January 2008

Southern cross country Championships

26th January 2008

Surrey League cross country - 4

9th February 2008

 Team place bonus points

These categories have been created by taking into account the runner’s recent performances and their record in cross country races.

 New runners will be given a category after their first Sandilands cup race (but can score 1 point in their first race if they place in the team).

 Runners may be re-categorised after the 3rd Sandilands Cup Race to prevent someone benefiting from being miss-categorised.

  Click here to see the team place bonus point list.

Scoring Rules

1.                  20 points

For each runner finishing or helping to marshal a Sandilands Cup Race.

2.                  1 bonus point

For each runner finishing or helping to marshal a Surrey League cross country race

3.                  1 bonus point

For any man who finishes in a race where less than 11 Striders men finish, or woman who finishes in a race where less than 5 Striders women finish.

4.          1 bonus point           

For the any Strider who finishes in a better placing than their placing in the comparable race of last season.

-          Surrey League men – overall finishing place

-          Surrey League women – overall finishing place among both division 1 and division 2 runners

-          Other races are just on gender placings – i.e. what place the runner finished among runners of their own gender

5.       ‘Team place’ bonus points

          The ‘team’ is considered to be the first 11 men in Surrey League races and the first 7 men in all other races, and the first 6 women in Surrey League races and the first 3 women in all other races.

          If the runner finishes within the ‘team’ then they score the bonus points according to the chart. For example Justin Macenhill would score 1 point, whereas Kevin Burnett would score 10 points

 

Total Score

Each runner’s total score is calculated by taking their 6 best Sandilands Cup race scores from the 10 Sandilands Cup races. 

Eligibility

The Sandilands Cup is open to the following runners

·         All paid up - First claim members of Striders of Croydon, who to scores points should where possible enter the races stating their club as Striders of Croydon and ideally run wearing some form of Club Kit.

·         All paid up – Second Claim members of Striders of Croydon, who enter as Striders of Croydon and wear Club Kit.

 Winner of the Sandilands Cup

The winner of the Sandilands Cup will be the runner(s) whose sum of points gained in their best 6 Sandilands Cup races is the greatest.  If more than one runner finishes on equal points the Sandilands Cup will be shared.  Trophies will be awarded to the first three places, and presented at the Striders of Croydon A.G.M.

 

Back to home page