Midweek League is a series of 10k races held over May, June and July. Each club hosts one of the races on a well-marshalled course and sometimes offers light food and refreshment at the end. They are fantastic team evenings, a great excuse to run in a new or different area, and no runner is left behind. Speak to the head coach or captains if you have any questions after reading this page.

♢♢ We have been promoted! ♢♢

This year we have been promoted from division three to division two. In division two are the following clubs:

Ware Joggers - Royston Runners - Fairlands Valley Spartans - Watford Joggers

Harlow Running & Tri Club - Bishops Stortford Running Club - Stevenage Striders

Our fixtures are dates (division two) are:

Race 1 : 28th May 2025 |Ridlins Athletic Track hosted by Stevenage Striders in partnership with Hitchin Hares

Race 2 : 4th June 2025 | Cassiobury Park hosted by Watford Joggers

Race 3 : 12th June 2025 | Wodson Park hosted by Ware Joggers

Race 4 : 25th June 2025 | TBC hosted by Royston Runners

Mob Match (non-scoring) : 9th July 2025 | Welwyn hosted by Welwyn Garden City and Herts Phoenix

All club members are welcomed and encouraged to join midweek league races. They are all completely free, and all is required is that you run in our club diamond vest/T-shirt.

Car sharing will be arranged on facebook about a week prior for ‘away’ fixtures. Each race starts at 19:45 and some events are followed by buffet-style food.

How does the league work/scoring?

Each midweek league finisher is given the number of points of their position i.e. if you finish 55th, you get 55 points. The scores of the first 12 men and the first 6 women in the club are accumulated. These aggregated scores are ranked among the other clubs and the top-performing club will be awarded 9 points down to the ninth club being awarded 1 point. This scoring system is used for each of the four scoring fixtures.

If there are up to (and including) 12 men and 6 women, everyone’s points contribute to the team’s ranking. If there are more than 12 men or 6 women, you ‘steal’ your position from other clubs meaning that position’s points cannot be redeemed by them - this improves our relative score could impact our ranking.

Clubs with larger teams may allocate A, B, etc. teams. These are additional groups of 12 men and 6 women, but are not considered as additional clubs in the final tables.

Live results get posted throughout the series on the Run Herts website here.