Leagues
Massey Runners take part in four leagues: two local leagues competing against other clubs (cross country league and road race league), and two Massey Ferguson leagues competing against other members.
Local Leagues
Birmingham and District Invitation Cross Country League (Division 3)
Fixtures
9 November 2024
Pelsall North Common
Host: Sneyd Striders / City of Birmingham Striders
30 November 2024
Cofton Park, Birmingham
Host: South Birmingham Striders
11 January 2025
Attingham Park, Telford
Host: Telford AC
8 February 2025
Coombe Abbey, Coventry
Host: Sphinx / Northbrook
Midland Women’s Cross Country League (Division 2)
Fixtures
9 November 2024
Pelsall North Common
Host: Sneyd Striders / City of Birmingham Striders
30 November 2024
Aldridge Airport
Host: Aldridge RC
11 January 2025
Top Barn Farm, Worcester
Host: Black Pear Joggers
8 February 2025
Coombe Abbey, Coventry
Host: Sphinx RC / Northbrook AC
Warwickshire Road Race League (WRRL) – Warwickshire County Athletics Association
A series of road races promoted by running clubs in Warwickshire.
2025 Fixtures
Massey Ferguson 5k
War Memorial Park
Sunday 13 April 2025
Spa Striders 5 miles
Ryton Pools
Thursday 15 May
Sphinx AC Summer 5 miles
War Memorial Park
Wednesday 4 June
Kenilworth Runners Two Castles 10k
Warwick/Kenilworth
Sunday 8 June
Northbrook AC 10k
Allesley
Sunday 13 July
Stratford AC Summer 6 miles
Stratford-upon-Avon
Friday 15 August
Kenilworth Runners Half Marathon
Kenilworth
Sunday 7 September
Solihull & Small Heath AC Balsall Common 10k
Balsall Common
Sunday 14 September
Rugby & Northampton AC 10 miles
Barby
Sunday 4 October
Massey Ferguson Leagues
Members compete in six distances across the season at any event:
5 km / 5 mile / 10 km / 10 mile / half-marathon / marathon
Runners score points for each distance, according to their times. Their four best scores are tallied to create a total score.
Summer Handicap
Six races are held the first Wednesday of the month.
Winter Handicap
Six races are typically held on Saturday mornings.
Races are held at different venues and cover distances between 5k – 10k.
Runners set off in stages according to their ability handicap. Points are awarded according to finishing position. A runner’s best four positions are tallied to produce a final score.
Each race also awards the first male and female finisher.